The boy king has fascinated the world since his tomb was discovered by Howard Carter in 1922. Now a virtual autopsy comprised of thousands of scans has revealed that much of what we thought about Tutankhamun was wrong and far from being murdered or dying in a chariot race, his early death may have been due to physical and genetic problems (main pic, right) caused by his parents being brother and sister.

The troubled footballer was seen looking happy and healthy as he stepped out with rumoured new love, Mandy Thomas, a 44-year-old mother-of-two. Ms Thomas, who is separated from her husband, was reportedly by the star's side following a recent stint in hospital after an alcohol relapse. The couple strolled along the beach in Poole, Dorset, today, stopping to speak with locals enjoying the warm autumn weather. Gascoigne, who has battled an alcohol addiction for years, separated from his wife Sheryl in 1999. Last month photographs emerged of the star looking frail and clutching a bottle of gin as rumours he was being evicted from his Sandbanks luxury apartment circulated. Friends close to the couple said they hoped Ms Thomas, who is 'besotted' with the former England star, may help him in his sobriety.

Bob Davey began work on the Norfolk church after his retirement 22 years ago. The dilapidated building, dating back to 1,000AD, had not been used since the 1930s, when it was struck by a German bomb. When he first entered, he was horrified to discover a satanic temple and pagan altar had been made. The Christian took to guarding the building at night from cult members and claims he received death threats from them. Inside, he has discovered a collection of dazzling religious murals believed to be the oldest wall paintings in Britain. The 85-year-old, pictured bottom left with his late wife Gloria, was awarded an MBE for the monumental project.

Michele Crow, 41, (left) found sensible flat shoes left her in agony. Helen Walker, 62, (right) was diagnosed with Morton’s neuroma and Lynn Pink, 51, (centre) was diagnosed with plantar fasciitis. Podiatrist Beverley Ashdown says: ‘At this time of year, we see a noticeable rise in the number of women coming to us with painful conditions'

Donna Eastwood, 26, whose children are aged between five and eight months, was murdered after a petty row broke out at a party near her home on Friday night in Wilmington, Kent. She is thought to have been stabbed before her killer tried to cover up the murder by dumping her body in a car which was set ablaze on a remote country lane. Last year the father of three of her children, Kevin McKinley (inset) was shot dead.

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Sarah Ward, 29, and her partner Benn Smith, 31, conceived their triplets Stanley, Reggie and Daisy, just weeks after welcoming their first child, Freddie, with chances of one in 8,000. Together they change 175 nappies and dish out more than 80 bottles of milk every week. When she discovered she was pregnant, Sarah had in fact only taken the pregnancy test as a precaution after worrying her menstrual cycle was abnormal.

It's the second biggest ship in the world and the largest to sail up the Thames and yesterday morning it docked at London Gateway. The huge Edith Mærsk arrived carrying around 13,500 20ft containers for a brief stop before leaving for Singapore.

Brighton and Hove City Council officials and police have visited the site at the Black Rock car park near the marina, with the vehicles thought to have arrived last Wednesday. The group have been told they are trespassing on council-owned land - and have been asked to leave, with an application for a possession order expected to be made to the county court.

Survivors of the Himalayan trekking tragedy told yesterday how they faced the life or death dilemma of whether to stay in a flimsy teahouse at 17,000ft or brave a killer blizzard. Around 100 people, including many inexperienced trekkers, took refuge in the wooden shack after a sudden snowstorm on the popular Annapurna Circuit. The teahouse's owner declared he was shutting the shop near the Thorung La Pass and, it is claimed, demanded 1,000 Nepali rupees - around £6.30 - each to guide them to the nearest village, Muktinath. (Pictured Brits Andrew Kimmerling, top left, Peter Roddis, third left, and Nigel Vardy, bottom left, are all confirmed safe. Meanwhile trekkers Oliver de Paolis and his girlfriend Jade House, second left, have now contacted their families to say they had been in another part of the Himalayas when disaster struck.)

Residents spoke of flames shooting into the air after one of the iconic cooling towers caught alight at Didcot in Oxfordshire. Dozens of firemen from across Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire were fighting the fire. The power station has dominated the Oxfordshire skyline since construction work started on the A Station in the 1960s.

Trudging around the shops in winter can be miserable, so the popularity of catalogue and online shopping is no great surprise. However, if you compare the prices of some of the glossy brochures that thud through your letterbox, you could be in for a shock.

Care home worker Nikki Shelley, 33, uses face paints to create her monsters, zombies and ghouls - and she taught herself the art at home in Rugby, Warwickshire. The mother-of-three's impressive work has gone viral on Facebook, even impressing the special effects guru behind BBC science fiction shows Doctor Who and Torchwood.

In total, there are 20 million khat addicts (left and top right) in the Horn of Africa and Yemen, including some as young as six. With the drug comes exposure to violent gangs, a higher risk of mouth cancer and, in some cases, khat-induced mania (bottom right).

Chelsie Redwood, 19, was 'very embarrassed' to be stuck in the bottle bank in car park of the Southampton Civic Centre, according to firefighters. The fresher from Solent University was on a night out with friends from Solent University, when she jammed herself in the recycling bin. She eventually managed to pull herself free with the aid of a fire fighter and said: 'I will never do that again'.

Suspects including members SS guards who watched over Auschwitz and Nazi weapon scientists were handed cash in exchange for leaving the country and giving up citizenship. An investigation by the Associated Press revealed that the web of pay-offs has cost the U.S. taxpayer millions - and that four men - Jakob Denzinger (top left), Martin Hartmann (bottom right), Peter Mueller and Wasyl Lytwyn are still receiving payments. Other beneficiaries - now deceased - included Arthur Rudolph (bottom left), a rocket scientist, and SS guard Martin Bartesch (top right).

A man was discovered in the large appliance inside a U-Haul in the Rio Grande Valley in Texas on Friday. Along with the washing machine, a cardboard box held four other undocumented immigrants. The U-Haul was heading north when U.S. border patrols uncovered the ruse.

The jawed beast spotted by keen-eyed amateur astronomer Joe White, from Bristol, is actually nothing more than a chuck of rock. Nasa has been beaming photos from space since mobile robot Curiosity landed there in August 2012.
Mr White, 45, a space video journalist, has been eagerly watching the images for signs of alien life.

The revelation came Sunday as Knight told a group in Chardon, Ohio about her struggle to forgive her captor of 11 years, Ariel Castro. Knight said the breakthrough came after over a year of therapy following her escape from the horrifying confines of Castro's Cleveland home. When she was able to say aloud Ariel Castro's name, Knight says she was finally able to forgive.

Sara Hanscombe (right), of Beckenham, south-east London, saw eight of her sons go off to the front line in Europe in the First World War, while a ninth served in England. She was already a widow when the war began in 1914 and also had a daughter. One of the brothers, Sergeant Bert Hanscombe, who won the Distinguished Conduct Medal and the Military Medal, worked as a council dustman and unveiled his town’s war memorial in 1921. Pictured are (top, from left) Frank, Bert, Joseph and David, and (bottom, from left) James, Frederick, George and Stephen. The ninth brother, Richard, is not pictured.

This is one of numerous fences (main image) that have been erected by the wealthy 'haves' of the Michigan suburb of Grosse Pointe Park to prevent Detroit 'have-nots' from driving into the city. The brick barrier, reading 'Road Ends', represents a significant divide between the two cities, which despite their proximity, differ greatly in terms of average salary, crime rates and general desirability. In Detroit, the median household income is just $26,955 - with many of the poorest residents taking home much less - compared to a higher $101,094 in Grosse Pointe Park. Inset, two boarded-up houses in Detroit.

The 94th Annual Far Hills horse race saw a swarm of 32,000 young and liquor-craving wealthy young adults hit the track for the traditional boozing. The well-heeled revelers paid upwards of $200 to mix and mingle with old friends who brought the party in car trunks filled with pricey booze. Prior years' experience taught organizers to be prepared for debauchery -- a pack of hired state troopers ensured the 'drunkfests' of yesteryear wouldn't recur, though public urination remained as popular as the ice luge.

The underground chamber was built by 1970s East German secret police in a hidden pocket of forest near the city of Suhl. Designed as command post for chemical or nuclear war, it had enough supplies to last 130 occupants up to a year. Despite the temptation to forget the 'bad old days', fans now pay £87 to spend a night in the 38,750 sq ft facility in full East German military regalia, some 25 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall. The phenomenon is known as Ostalgie - a blending of the words for East (Ost) and nostalgia (nostalgie) - and its visitors can examine a shrine to Karl Marx (top left), tinned food from the 1980s (top right), communications equipment (bottom left), uniforms (bottom right) and the original lookout post (centre).