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Bringing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict to the Louvre

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73 years of singing Gospel - we catch up with the historic Golden Gate Quartet. Plus, inside Ralph Lauren's garage: a collection of the most valuable cars in the world is on show in Paris. And artist Michal Rovner transports the Israeli-Palestine Conflict to the Louvre. She joins Eve Jackson in the studio.

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