A gang that broke into Blenheim Palace to steal a solid gold toilet worth £4.8m made so much noise that staff thought a boiler had exploded, a court heard. The artwork, called America, was taken from the Oxfordshire stately home in the early hours of 14 September 2019,

According to prosecutors, it took thieves less than five minutes to swipe the 18-carat gold artwork, which has never been recovered.

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Thieves stole a £4.8m solid gold toilet from Blenheim Palace in an "audacious raid" which took just five minutes, a court has heard. The toilet was plumbed in and fully functioning as part of an art exhibition at the Oxfordshire stately home in September 2019.

A raid which saw a £2,800,000 gold toilet stolen from an Oxfordshire palace was pulled off in just five minutes, a court has heard. The ‘audacious’ raid was carried out at Blenheim Palace, the property where Sir Winston Churchill was born.

The court case of three men charged with the 2019 theft has begun in Oxford, and is expected to last four weeks

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CCTV footage showing the moment thieves stole a solid gold toilet worth £4.8m has been shown in court. The work of art, called America, was taken from Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire in the early hours of Saturday,

Police have released the footage of the moment a hooded squad of criminals stole and sped off with a golden toilet pinched in an early hours of the morning in Blenheim Palace