‘If they Parthenon sculptures They had stayed in Greece, today they would not exist, “said Reform UK leader, Nigel Farage.
Nigel Faraj, in his statements to the British Sun, stressed that “no. If Elgin’s sculptures had remained in Greece, today they would not exist. The British Museum has been an excellent patron of some of the greatest treasures in the world and must continue to be. “
In the same vein, the former prime minister of the Conservatives, Liz Trars, and the historian Dr. David Starki as they signed a letter to the Labor leader, Kir Starmer, accusing the Museum of being involved in a “secret” and “accelerated campaign” for the return of sculptures to Greece.