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It is a story that has had the news channels transfi xed for weeks, but it was back in October 2012 that Parking News fi rst broke the story that the Yorkist king, Richard III may have come to his fi nal resting place in a car park in Leicester. Our hunch was fi nally proven fact when a distant relative of the king was traced and DNA samples proved conclusively that the skeleton was that of Richard III. The king was killed by his cousin, Henry, at the Battle of
Bosworth Field in 1485 during the War of the Roses, and for years the whereabouts of his skeleton has remained a mystery. The confi rmation of the identity of the remains also proves two other myths: Richard did have a curvature of the spine and he did die from multiple wounds, suggesting he was murdered, not just a casualty of battle.
And honing in on the huge interest in the ill-fated king’s skeleton being found buried in a Leicester car park, a theatre group has pulled off a publicity stunt for their own version of the Shakespeare play. Rob Forknall, director of Kent-based group The Changeling, donned a royal costume and cosied up on the gravel of a Gravesend car park.
20 car parts
ACCELERATOR AIRBAG BIG END CHASSIS CHOKE CLUTCH DASHBOARD
ENGINE GASKET GEARS HORN MIRROR MUDFLAP PANEL
PEDAL SEATBELT SILL STARTER SUNROOF TOWBAR
Solutions to February crossword
Across: 6 Spaces 10 Indicator 11 Cargo 12/24 Cycle lane 14 Precincts 15 One-way 17 Anglia 19 President 21 Panda 22 Litre 23 Patrolled 25 Spot fi ne 26 Signal.
Down: 1/7 Hard shoulder 2 Rescue 4 Bunching 5 Crooks 6 Switch 8 Direction 9 Stop by 13/3 Congestion charge 16 Write-off 17 Astute 18 Vandal 19 Polish 20 Expand 21 Profi t.
50 MARCH 2013
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