Stonehenge Risks 'In Danger' Status Over Controversial Tunnel Plan

UNESCO proposes adding the ancient site to its World Heritage in Danger list due to potential damage from a UK government-approved road tunnel.

UNESCO's draft decision will be voted on in July in New Delhi.
The tunnel aims to ease traffic but faces opposition from heritage groups and historians.
Critics argue the project could cause irreversible harm to the site's archaeological integrity.
The UK government has faced repeated warnings and legal battles over the plan.
Stonehenge could join Liverpool in losing its World Heritage status due to development concerns.