Museums have been reviewing how they display human remains after updated ethical guidance from the International Council of Museums encouraged institutions to place greater emphasis on dignity and respect for the deceased. As part of that debate, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow has removed the remains of the Egyptian priest Nekht from public display. Kelvingrove says the decision was based on concerns that consent could not be obtained from the deceased or their descendants, and that removing the remains was a more respectful approach. Find out more via BBC Scotland News. #BBCScotlandNews #BBCNews #Museums #Glasgow #Kelvingrove