The mural painting by the artist Banksy, depicting a protester, has been removed from the wall of a historic building in London, causing controversy.
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A mural created by Banksy has been removed from the wall of the Queen's Building at the Royal Courts of Justice complex in London. The painting depicted a protester with a blood-stained sign, and the decision to remove it was made to protect the historical character of the building. Banksy confirmed authorship of the work on Instagram, and it has been interpreted as a comment on the arrests related to the group Palestine Action. The Metropolitan Police are investigating the incident as an act of vandalism.
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