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Art forgeries plague the global art market, making authentication a complex challenge for collectors and institutions alike ...

BBC Sport presenter Mark Chapman was left scratching his head on Celebrity Catchphrase after struggling to guess a well-known ...

Zoe Ball and fellow radio star Jo Whiley were reflecting on the best presents they have been given during a conversation on ...

An Antiques Roadshow expert labelled a valuation of two paintings as "special" after unveiling their true worth.

An Antiques Roadshow guest shared the dilemma she now had after her two paintings turned out to be worth a fortune.

The publishers of Frankly have gone in search of friendly quotes for the cover. In one instance, they may have got more than they bargained for ...

BBC One's Fake or Fortune returned on Monday night as Fiona Bruce and Philip Mould tried to uncover the truth about a ...

BBC One viewers watched as Barry James was taken on an emotional rollercoaster during the latest instalment of the hit TV show ...