'Luck of Workington' returns
The Luck of Workington' has returned to its west Cumbrian roots. The communion cup was gifted to Workington's Curwen family in in 1568 by Mary Queen of Scots and it has now returned to the town, on permanent loan.
Full report: Queen of Scots' cup returns to Workington
A communion cup that was a gift from Mary, Queen of Scots has gone on display in Workington.
She said it would bring good fortune to the town, where she spent her last night of freedom more than five hundred years ago.
The cup was named The Luck of Workington.
It's now back in the county for the first time in fifty years, and already seems to be doing its job.
You can watch the full report from Samantha Parker below.
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