Two Glasgow Museums Remove Egyptian Mummies from Public View

• Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum and another museum in Glasgow have removed mummified remains from public view.
• The decision was made due to concerns about displaying human remains without consent from the deceased or their descendants.
• Glasgow Life, which manages Kelvingrove, initiated the removal of the mummified remains.
• The action has sparked a debate about whether it is an ethical decision or 'woke madness'.
• The BBC reported on the removal of the mummified remains from the museums.