'Famous' figurines stolen
Miniatures of famous refugees that were being displayed on London's streets for Refugee week have been stolen.
The man behind the miniatures
Marcus Crocker is the man behind the miniature famous refugees that have been placed around the capital. The 23-year-old artist specialises in creating sculptures that convey a message, to be left on the street.
This time he's turned his creative hand to supporting the British Red Cross with Refugee Week.
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