'Famous' figurines stolen
Miniatures of famous refugees that were being displayed on London's streets for Refugee week have been stolen.
Making off with a mini Mercury
Freddie Mercury is one of two famous refugees to disappear from our streets. The miniature figurines have been stolen after they were positioned on streets around the capital to mark Refugee Week. The iconic Queen frontman fled the Zanzibar revolution with his family in 1964.
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