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Photographers criticise Da Vinci Code chapel after cameras banned over health and safety fears; Rosslyn Chapel boss fails to respond to photographers concerns
Photographers have criticised a medieval chapel featured in The Da Vinci Code movie after it banned photography on health and safety grounds blaming cracked and uneven flooring. Read More

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