The Latest Breaking News from Louvre

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Laurence des Cars has quit as director of the Paris Louvre Museum as the fallout continues over the daylight robbery which saw priceless crown jewels stolen from the world's most popular museum.

The Louvre’s No. 2 has described a more than 10 million euros ticket fraud scheme as something that was likely inevitable

Nine people have been indicted as part of the investigation into a major ticketing scam at the Louvre, estimated to have cost the world's most visited museum more than €10 million, the Paris public prosecutor's office has said.

The burst water pipe is the latest in a string of setbacks for Louvre managers that have affected the museum's daily operations since the theft of France's historic Crown Jewels last October.

Prosecutors’ office says two museum workers, several tour guides and suspected mastermind among those detained

Paris prosecutors say nine people, including two staff, are being detained as part of an investigation into a suspected decade-long €10 million ticket fraud scheme at the Louvre, the world's most visited museum.

Art experts and local officials in France are horrified that the 1,000-year-old tapestry is being moved across the Channel