A council says the art has been put in storage after a warning it would be defaced with red paint.
A "friendship" mural created by young Palestinian refugees has been removed from a train station after a council received a threat it could be defaced.said it feared someone would daub red paint on it and it took action to protect it.
The mural has been moved to storage and the council said "if there is a time to put it back up, we will".The artwork was created as part of the Shatila Street Art Project 2012, in which 10 children and three teachers from the Shatila refugee camp in Beirut, Lebanon, visited North Tyneside for sketching and spray-painting lessons.
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