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PUCK IS UPSET:  Banksy’s Latest Mural Is a Heartbreaking Christmastime Message The elusive street artist’s latest stencil may reference the tens of thousands of unhoused children living in London. Rhea Nayyar  |  December 22, 2025 A man walks beneath a new Banksy artwork on December 22, 2025 in London, England. (photo by Leon Neal/Getty Images) Banksy has struck again, revealing a new mural on a quiet cobblestoned street in the London neighborhood of Bayswater just days before Christmas. Depicting two bundled-up children lying down and stargazing, the stenciled street art that appeared over a row of garages could be a reference to the estimated 102,000 unhoused children residing in temporary accommodations in the capital city. Though the anonymous artist claimed responsibility for the street art a...

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