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Great museum “possessions” should be replicated and returned to their place of origin – from where so many derive their meaning, argues Simon Jenkins.

What is the connection between an Ethiopian’s hair, a famous steam engine and a set of chess pieces? The answer is that all are topics of dispute in the murky world of museum politics. The hair was cut from the head of a dead emperor and brought to London by a victorious British general... Keep reading on The Guardian