Research carried out on behalf of the Bank suggested portraits of notable Britons such as Churchill, Alan Turing and Jane Austen should be replaced by wildlife designs.
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The Bank of England has spent more than £85,000 (about €98,000) on research and public consultation into a plan to replace historical figures on British banknotes with motifs from nature, the Telegraph reported today.