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Richard III: Team rebuilds most famous spine

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Richard III: Team rebuilds 'most famous spine'

Richard III's bent spine would have left him inches shorter, but able to function well, researchers have found.

Shakespeare depicted Richard as physically and mentally grotesque, a view rejected by modern supporters.

When his skeleton was found under a Leicester car park in 2012, the marked curve in its vertebrae was the first clue it could be the infamous monarch

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