Glasgow City Council said that it would be removed as it was not genuine 😮
A piece of artwork, resembling Banksy's famous style, is set to be removed by Glasgow City Council after it was deemed a fake.
It has now been confirmed by a Banksy spokesperson that the street art was not the famouse artist's work. One of the images showed a rodent wearing a Union Jack hat and playing a drum, with the words "God Save the King" on it, reports the Record.
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