DEVELOPING: Banksy's Royal Courts of Justice Mural Abruptly Removed

Breaking News: Banksy's Royal Courts of Justice Mural Abruptly Removed A mural by the street artist Banksy has been removed from the wall of the Queen's Building at the Royal Courts of Justice complex in London. The removal was confirmed by the HM Courts and Tribunals Service, citing that the building is a listed structure and therefore legally protected. The mural, which appeared on Monday, depicted a protester being loomed over by a judge wielding a gavel. It has been interpreted as a commentary on the arrest of hundreds of people for supporting Palestine Action at protests. Security staff had been guarding the mural since its discovery, with it being covered up at various points. The removal was captured by passers-by and is currently being reviewed by authorities. Banksy confirmed his involvement in the work through an Instagram post showing the graffiti before it was covered over. This is a developing story. *This is a developing story. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available. Based on reporting from Bbc.*