Stolen 14th Century jug returned
A 23-year-old man's appeared in court, charged with handling stolen goods after a 14th century jug worth three quarters of a million pounds was taken from a museum in Luton.
The Wenlok Jug was stolen from the Stockwood Discovery Centre on May 12th. It was found in Surrey on Monday, and has now been returned to Bedfordshire.
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