Richard III's head goes on tour
A facial reconstruction of King Richard III is on display in Leicester's Guildhall on the first stop of a nationwide tour.
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Richard III's model goes on tour – starting with Leicester
A model of King Richard III, whose remains were found in Leicester, went on show today.
It was created after archaeologists discovered his body in a car park. Today was the first chance for members of the public to see the model.
First look at Kings Richard's head
Visitors to Leicester's Guildhall are the very first in the country to get up close to the facial reconstruction of King Richard III.
It has gone on display this morning for the first time at the exhibition about the 'King in the Car Park'.
King Richard III's remains were discovered in the Greyfriars area of the city in September last year.
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King Richard III's head on show in Leicester
A facial reconstruction of King Richard III is on display today in Leicester's Guildhall on the first stop of a nationwide tour.
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The Mayor of Leicester, Sir Peter Soulsby, has been getting acquainted with the facial reconstruction of Richard III.
The head is going on a tour of the country, beginning at Leicester's Guildhall exhibition.
King Richard's head to go on tour
A facial reconstruction of King Richard III is set to go on display in Leicester's Guildhall on the first stop of a nationwide tour.
Read: Search for King Richard III ends with car park dig
The model, which goes on display on Saturday, was commissioned by the Richard III Society and made by Professor Caroline Wilkinson and the forensic art team at the University of Dundee.
16th Great Niece demands Richard III comes home
The 16th Great Nice of King Richard III has led a march around York demanding that his remains are returned to the city. Vanessa Roe says that he always described arriving back in the city as a homecoming and that should be reason enough to have his body reburied there.
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Richard III protest march in York
Campaigners have set off on their protest march around York against plans to have King Richard III laid to rest in Leicester.
Richard III campaigners gathering in York
Campaigners gather outside York's Castle Museum to protest over Richard III's body being laid to rest in Leicester.
Descendant of Richard III joins protest march
A descendant of Richard III is joining a march through York today to protest at the king's body being laid to rest in Leicester.
Vanessa Roe is his 16th great niece.
The remains were found in the city centre in August last year, but protesters say the famous Yorkist monarch wanted to be buried in his home city.
Argument over Richard III's tomb continues
Campaigners who want Richard III to be reburied in Leicester, have reiterated their argument that he should have a table tomb like other Kings. It's after architects for Leicester Cathedral said that a ledger stone would be appropriate.
The former King was found buried under a car park in the city last year.
It was announced last week that experts from the University of Leicester archaeological unit that unearthed the last Plantagenet king, spearheaded another dig and discovered a 1,700-year-old Roman cemetery with remains thought to date back to 300AD.