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A bronze sculpture by a celebrated English artist has come under fire as extra stanley cup vagant after the UK government spent GBP 1.3 million of taxpayers money to acquire it and then send it on for British Prime Minister Rishi Sunaks 10 Downing Street garden. British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak AP file According to The Sun newspaper, Henry Moores Working Model for Seated Woman 鈥?an abstract 1980 sculpture 鈥?is believed to have been sold at a Christies auction and acquired by the taxpayer-funded Government Art Collection last month. It has sparked a cost-of-living row at a time when the country is struggling through soaring inflation, mounting household bills, and cost-cutting measures across stanley bottles public funding. It is a fine piece and an important example of Mo stanley cups ore s collection of seated women sculptures, an expert told the newspaper. However, it may be considered an extravagant use of public funds, particularly given the economic climate, the expert said. Also read: Rishi Sunak mulls restrictions on foreign students to curb migration: Report Downing Street said no politicians were involved in the decision to acquire the artwork after the partially-covered sculpture was seen being wheeled into No. 10 on Thursday. It conveys a strong sense of maternity and pregnancy , according to Christies website. It lauds the gentle watchfulness of the womans face and her guarded posture to the protective nature of her arms and the architectural shelter she offers between her lap and Czot One in ten people worldwide go to bed hungry every night: UN food chief
Air strikes on the last stanley cup pocket of Islamic State jihadists in eastern Syria have killed at least 25 civilians, including seven children, a monitor said on Monday. A man is seen near a damaged building in the besieged town of Douma, Eastern Ghouta. REUTERS The strikes were conducted on Sunday on and around the village of Al-Shaafah, north of the former IS bastion of Albu Kamal near the border with Iraq, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said. The head of the Britain-based Observatory, Rami Abdel Rahman, said the air strikes were carried out by the US-led coalition. Twenty-five civilians, including seven children, were killed in the village of Al-Shaafah a stanley website nd in surrounding desert areas in coalition strikes all through Sunday, he said. This village is in the last pocket controlled by IS in the east of Syria, he said of Al-Shaafah, which lies on the eastern bank of the Euphrates River. Air strikes against jihadists forces holding out in remote areas of Deir Ezzor province have killed dozens of c stanley cup ivilians in recent weeks, many of them relatives of the fighters. Coalition-backed Kurdish-led forces have been trying to flush out IS from the east bank of the Euphrates, while Russian-backed regime and allied forces are stationed west of the river. Abdel Rahman could not say how many IS combatants were taken out by the latest wave of air strikes. IS now holds less than three percent of Syrian territory, he said. The self-styled caliphate IS proclaimed over swath
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