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This is John Batcheler speaking with my colleague Gregory Coppley about King Charles III

his appearance at the cop 28 most significant Gregory identifies his the King's

meeting with the Prime Minister of Greece, Mitsutakis.

This has to do with the 200-year-old controversy of the Elgin Marbles in the early 19th century Earl of Elgin, Thomas Bruce, purchased the

Elgin marbles that were left to ruin on the Parthenon, purchased them and shipped them to Britain, purchased them

from the Ottoman Empire.

Subsequently, the Parliament bought them from Earl of Elgin and they are at the British Museum have been for two

centuries. However, Greece most recently over the last 50-60 years has said very clearly they would like the Elgin

Marbles returned. There is now a museum I'm told in Athens for the Elgin

Marbles. There was not such a museum when I visited them in 1974.

They were in Britain and I saw them 73- 74 when I was in Scotland.

I visited the Parthenon that next year, summer of 74.

And the Parthenon was in a ruin. There was no particular attention to restoring it.

It was able, you were able to wander around anywhere you wanted. That's no longer the case.

It's now protected very clearly from

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