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Giant dunce hats, questionable resemblances and a huge poo emoji: Britain’s most ridiculous statues – but can YOU guess what they’re supposed to be?

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Some of the most questionable statues to appear in the UK in recent times include one resembling a ‘giant poo emoji’ and another of spinning gold cones that all turned black after less than a year. Reactions to the creations have ranged from confusion to horror as well as outcry from those who just find them downright offensive. And there is also the price tag to consider as some of the worst offenders are also statues that have claimed thousand…
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Giant dunce hats, questionable resemblances and a huge poo emoji: Britain's most ridiculous statues - but can YOU guess what they're supposed to be?

Reactions to the creations have ranged from confusion to horror as well as outcry from those who just find them downright offensive.

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Giant dunce hats, questionable resemblances and a huge poo emoji: Britain’s most ridiculous statues – but can YOU guess what they’re supposed to be?

Some of the most questionable statues to appear in the UK in recent times include one resembling a ‘giant poo emoji’ and another of spinning gold cones that all turned black after less than a year. Reactions to the creations have ranged from confusion to horror as well as outcry from those who just find them downright offensive. And there is also the price tag to consider as some of the worst offenders are also statues that have claimed thousand…

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