The display includes letters from the early American colonist John Winthrop, organisers says.

The contribution of hundreds of mostly black servicemen had gone unrecognised until now.

The artefact was acquired in 1923 by Pitt Rivers Museum - where it has never been displayed.

Some of the royal artefacts were stolen by British colonisers during the 19th Century Anglo-Ashanti war.

Butter sculptures of British royalty and a working coalmine were on display but what was it all for?

Treasures taken 150 years ago will go back, the BBC can reveal, in a possible model for other disputes.

The trade in human remains was against a backdrop of "state-sponsored violence", a study says.

A new permanent exhibition in Kelvingrove Museum has opened exploring Glasgow's links to slavery.