Whitby's famous Whalebone Arch, erected in 1853, is dug out of the ground - to be replaced by 'ethical' £70,000 bronze replica

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Whitby's famous Whalebone Arch, erected in 1853, is dug out of the ground - to be replaced by 'ethical' £70,000 bronze replica

An iconic photo spot in the seaside resort has been removed this week, much to the sadness of locals and tourists - with a controversial £70,000 replacement set to be installed next year.