Police are investigating after a Palestinian group said they had 'ruined' a painting of Lord Balfour.
By Harriet Heywood & Brian FarmerPolice have launched an investigation after a painting of a politician, linked to the creation of Israel, was damaged.
A Cambridgeshire Police spokeswoman said: "This afternoon we received an online report of criminal damage today to a painting at Trinity College, Cambridge.
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