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Search continues for missing gold stolen from museum
Police have released images of artefacts dating from the Bronze Age which were stolen from one of Wales' national museums last month, as a police investigation into the burglary continues. South Wales Police said the gold jewellery was stolen from a display case in St Fagans National Museum of History, in Cardiff, at approximately 00:30 BST on 6 October. Gavin Burnett, 43, and Darren Burnett, 50, both from Northampton, were charged with burglary last month and remanded in custody. Det Insp Bob Chambers, from South Wales Police, said the investigation was "very much continuing" to locate the missing stolen items. ... (full story)
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