Treasure-trove saga ends with Irish Supreme Court ruling
In a eight-year legal battle over the Derrynaflan hoard near Derrynaflan Abbey in County Tipperary, the Webb family receives about 40 000 each plus legal costs after the Supreme Court says the treasure belongs to the nation but acknowledges their praiseworthy conduct. The find, valued at 9 million dollars, prompts a national push for treasure law reform as archaeologists uncover hundreds more items and the chalice heads to the National Museum.
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Prince Charles slams architects amid London skyline debate
In a City of London dinner, Prince Charles attacked architects and developers for wrecking London’s skyline in the 1960s and 70s, likening modern blocks to rubble from the Luftwaffe. He urged a human-scale, ground-level plan around St Paul’s with sheltered arcades and a public square, while noted leaders offered cautious praise or disagreement.
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