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Gurlitt bequeathed his collection to the Kunstmuseum Bern in Switzerland, where those paintings found not to have been looted, are due to be displayed.

Oldham Athletic fans had a St George's Cross flag made in his honour, which was due to be displayed at Oldham's matches, as well as being taken abroad for England international fixtures.

Last year, two of Chemical X's pieces entitled 'Ecstasy of Art', were due to be displayed at another London gallery but the exhibition was hastily pulled after it emerged that the 12,000 pills used in the piece were real and not replicas as the gallery had initially assumed.

It is due to be back on display by November, in a renovated and far shallower pit.

Next year, the coffin and cross of St Cuthbert, the 7th century missionary monk who travelled through northern England, are due to be put on display in climate-controlled conditions under a soaring vaulted stone roof that was once in the monastery's great kitchen.

The results are impressive: Concrete Vision, an album due to be released in June, displays the full range of his abilities on a variety of instruments, notably keyboards, as well as his smart songwriting, inventive production and his way with a breathy vocal.

Increases of between 20 and 30p an hour are due to be introduced at pay and display facilities in July.

In keeping with the mood in the city following the terror attacks that killed 130 people, the traditional fireworks display was due to be replaced by a five-minute video performance at the Arc de Triomphe, to be relayed on screens along the Champs Elysées.

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Making headlines in the United Kingdom Friday was news that a number of Facebook advertisers had canceled their advertising due to their ads being displayed next to dubious content.

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