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Arrest over theft of art by Mandela

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January 16, 2026

A MAN has been arrested following the theft of a rare piece of artwork from one of Liverpool's most famous buildings.

On Monday October 13, a limited edition print of an artwork by former South African President Nelson Mandela was taken from the Mandela Room in St George's Hall, just before 7.45am.

Damage was caused to the frame, which was left at the scene, and a man was seen leaving the Grade I listed building after the incident.

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