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A new work attributed to Banksy has appeared in Waterloo Place, featuring a figure on a plinth in a prominent central London location. The artwork has drawn attention for its unexpected appearance and political style, adding to the artist’s long history of public installations.

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00:01Banksy has claimed a new sculpture in central London showing a man striding off a plinth with his face covered
00:08by a billowing flag.
00:10The artwork appeared on a traffic island in Waterloo Place near the Mall and bears the artist's signature.
00:16It's positioned close to statues including Edward VII and Florence Nightingale, where Banksy said there was a gap.
00:23The artist is known for politically charged works which appear without warning in public spaces.
00:29The latest piece adds to a long series of high-profile installations across the capital which have appeared overnight and
00:36drawn widespread public attention.
00:39Authorities have not yet commented on the installation or whether it will remain.
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