'Famous' figurines stolen
Miniatures of famous refugees that were being displayed on London's streets for Refugee week have been stolen.
Famous refugees descent on London
A hoard of famous refugees have descended on London to highlight Refugee Week. Well, mini versions of them have. The creations, made by street artist Marcus Crocker, have been distributed around the capital.
The project by the British Red Cross aims to draw attention to those who were celebrated in their own fields and fled persecution to find sanctuary in Britain.
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