Justice Ministers visit 800-year-old ice-breaker
EU Justice Ministers will be treated to an unusual ice-breaker when they visit a copy of the 1217 Magna Carta and King John's 1215 Writ in Luxembourg between meetings later this week.
(JB) EU Justice Ministers will be treated to an unusual ice-breaker when they visit a copy of the 1217 Magna Carta and King John's 1215 Writ in Luxembourg between meetings later this week.
The Magna Carta, which is one of only four copies still in existence and the Writ, which is the only one of its kind to have survived, are on loan to the British Embassy in Luxembourg from their permanent home in Hereford Cathedral, England.
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