Gang avoid motion-sensor alarms in west London to make off with 160 items, some dating to 15th and 16th centuries
Antiquarian books worth more than £2m have been stolen by a gang who avoided a security system by abseiling into a west London warehouse.
The three thieves made off with more than 160 publications after raiding the storage facility near Heathrow in what has been labelled a Mission: Impossible-style break-in.
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