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.

British and French control of the region a century ago came at a cost which is felt until this day.

A rights group criticises the UK after people were evicted from the British territory in the 1960s.