Authorities in the UK House of Commons are searching for more than 65 missing artworks, including a portrait photograph of Benjamin Disraeli and a 19th-century print of William Wilberforce. The items are understood to be part of the parliamentary collection and have not been located during checks.
The outlets report that the search involves House of Commons staff attempting to establish where the works may have gone and whether they are stored, misplaced, or otherwise unaccounted for. The Mirror and the Daily Mail both highlight the same notable pieces—Disraeli and Wilberforce—as examples of the missing items. While the reports focus on the quantity of works and the prominence of the figures depicted, they do not provide detailed findings on responsibility, a timeline, or the circumstances leading to the missing inventory.
