In 2004, the tent was destroyed in a fire at the East London Momart warehouse, along with two of Emin's other works and 100 more from Saatchi's collection, including works by Hirst, Jake and Dinos Chapman and Martin Maloney. Many other works were also lost, including major pieces by Patrick Heron and William Redgrave. The public and media reaction was not sympathy but mockery and scorn, focusing on the YBAs, Hirst, the Chapman Brothers, and Emin, particularly her tent. Tabloid papers "The Sun" and the "Daily Mail" both stated they had already created their own replacement tents, and the latter's Godfrey Barker asked, "Didn't millions cheer as this 'rubbish' went up in flames?" The same implication gained applause on BBC Radio 4's Any Questions?; Hugo Rifkind in "The Times" thought similarly to "The Independent"'s Tom Lubbock, who wrote: