The biggest single artwork theft in British history took place in 2003. Twenty years on, Olivia begins her quest to find out what really happened to The Madonna of the Yarnwinder.
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There's a gorgeous old church on the left there, you know.
Beautiful.
It's really green as well, isn't it?
It's a proper gorgeous city.
I'm Olivia Graham and in case you haven't realized.
Hi.
I'm from Liverpool.
Today I'm in Edinburgh and I'm here with my sisters.
Our destination is the Scottish National Gallery.
And this trip, well, this trip means a lot to us.
All right.
And there it is.
Oh, my God.
Oh, my God.
I can't actually believe we're gonna stay here.
It's an impressive building.
I'd say it's designed to look like some sort of like ancient Greek temple.
Across the front, it's got these big sandstone columns and as you pass between them, you definitely feel like you're entering somewhere.
All around us are important works of art, but there's only one painting that we're interested in.