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Culture, heritage and museums NEWS
Honoured civil servants to outnumber Olympians
Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt says he would like to see as many medallists rewarded as possible
Foreign police recruits pose risk of culture clash
A culture clash could mean risks to policing if recruits, or senior officers, were brought in from overseas police forces, a police and crime commissioner has warned
Hunt: School sports delivery ''too patchy''
But the government has increased funding for grass roots sport, says Culture, Media and Sport Secretary
Hunt rejects call to resign – but aide goes
Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt insists he won't go although his special adviser has stepped down
Culture, Media and Sport ''should close''
Shutting down the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) would save £1.6bn, says IEA
LATEST Culture, heritage and museums FEATURES
A place for culture in the culture of the place
How important is culture and the creative economy to future prosperity and wellbeing? Nicholas Paget-Brown, deputy leader at Kensington and Chelsea Council, explains why the royal borough aims to be the first council in England with a bold new approach
Moving forward with history
Chris Torch, Trustee of the European Museum Forum, explains to Editor Jonathan Miles why museums and culture have a central role in European development
'Digitising records for a world audience'
The Northern Ireland Executive's Minister for Culture, Arts and Leisure Carál Ní Chuilín describes how the Public Record Office is moving with the times to preserve NI history
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