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A new BBC series adapted from Anthony Horowitz's novel 'Marble Hall Murders' is drawing attention, with coverage focusing on its release date and weekly episode schedule. Anthony Horowitz is known for crime fiction including the 'Magpie Murders' books, and this latest adaptation continues that franchise. Viewers are checking when and how to watch the new episodes.

Greece has handed back to Bulgaria the remains of medieval Tsar Samuel, centuries after they were taken, in a gesture of cultural restitution between the two neighbours. Greek officials used the occasion to argue that Britain should follow the same principle and return the Parthenon marbles held by the British Museum. The move is being read as a pointed signal in Greece's long-running campaign for the sculptures' return.

Commentators are asking why the Bayeux Tapestry can be returned to Britain while the Parthenon Marbles remain in the British Museum. The question follows renewed momentum on the tapestry's planned loan to the UK, prompting renewed debate over whether Greece should similarly recover the sculptures taken by Lord Elgin in the early 19th century.

Boats were pushed aground in Marblehead, Massachusetts, as a storm hit the coastal town. Footage shared with Boston 25 shows the vessels stranded along the shore after the storm surge. The images highlight the impact of the severe weather on the local boating community, with residents watching the damage closely.

Marblehead Little Theatre is presenting a production of Medea this Halloween season, with performances running from October 2 through October 18. The Greek tragedy, known for its dark themes of revenge, aligns with the spooky timing, and local coverage is highlighting the run as a seasonal cultural offering in the Massachusetts coastal town.

The jukebox musical Million Dollar Quartet is staging at The Arts at Marble Arch in London, with tickets now on sale. The show celebrates the famed 1956 Sun Records jam session featuring Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis and Carl Perkins, and is being promoted to UK theatre audiences.

Greece has handed back a set of priceless ancient relics, using the occasion to suggest Britain should do the same with the Parthenon marbles held by the British Museum. The move is being read as a renewed diplomatic push in Athens' long-running campaign for the sculptures' return, framing repatriation as a standard Greece itself is willing to meet.

Regulatory technology firm Marble has raised €6.5 million in funding to develop its compliance automation software. The startup builds tools that help financial firms handle regulatory requirements automatically rather than through manual processes. The round, reported by Finextra, signals continued investor interest in regtech as companies face growing compliance costs and complexity across jurisdictions.