Researchers have found that the six-tonne feature of the neolithic monument likely came from the Orcadian Basin in north-east Scotland, rather than Wales

Labour government cancels redevelopment in spending squeeze—but heritage bodies say conservation solutions are still needed

The decision, which may be reviewed in 2026, could pave the way for controversial tunnel redevelopment scheme, say campaigners

The climate catastrophe has been brought to the forefront of the public mind without causing serious harm to the targeted works, says John Paul Stonard

The ancient site remains open as curators investigate the damage

The UN cultural body is requesting modifications to the controversial scheme, which will see a dual-carriageway tunnel running close to the ancient heritage site by next year

Campaign groups say move is ‘as inexplicable as it is disgraceful’

The exhibition "Tunnel Visions" at Queercircle explores the threat of urbanisation and pollution

Modern science and archaeological recontextualisation of the site will answer some long-looming questions, museum director Hartwig Fischer says

The 5,000-year-old chalk sculpture was discovered on a country estate near the village of Burton Agnes in East Yorkshire

Exhibition 'The World of Stonehenge'—opening in February 2022—presents the site in the context of Bronze Age Europe

Judge concludes that UK transport secretary failed to consider alternatives to the scheme or assessed the ‘risk of harm’ to the Unesco site

Of the 53 sites on the list—which will be reviewed at a committee meeting next month—only four are in the West

World Heritage Site status may also be removed from Liverpool's waterfront after excessive development

Plus, French museums revolt against lockdown closures and artist Crystal Fischetti on Karla Black

Parts of the world famous monument may have been taken from a stone circle of identical diameter around 250kms away, researchers claim

Recent excavation has uncovered late Neolithic and Bronze Age artefacts and human remains

£1.7bn project breaches Unesco’s World Heritage convention says group's lawyer

Unesco opposes the scheme which could result in "total loss" of archaeological treasures but English Heritage says it will "reconnect the site with its prehistoric landscape"

Sample taken in 1958 was key in discovering ancient site’s "geochemical fingerprint"

Pömmelte, sacred site that was used by the ancient Unetice culture, is opening up to tourists

The assistant curator Clare Nadal talks us through five key images from The Hepworth Wakefield’s exhibition