Find of a century: King Richard III's remains found under car park

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Click here to check your local weather Tuesday 5 Feb, 2013 top stories King Richard mystery solved SCIENCE has delivered its verdict on the 500-year-old human remains believed to be the bones of reviled English king Richard III. Clarke wins fourth AB Medal MICHAEL Clarke capped the most prolific batting year in Australian Test history with the 2013 Allan Border Medal. MPs want return of Rudd magic SENIOR Labor ministers are urging their party to make use of former leader Kevin Rudd's popularity. Beyonce to tour Australia this year BEYONCE was just warming up at the Super Bowl: The singer has announced a world tour - but Australian fans will have to wait longer than most. breaking news French daredevil climbs Havana hotel Mars Express has mapped 90% of Mars German car sales down in January Gun fired during Sydney home invasion Cuts blamed as stillbirth tragedy shocks Egypt police reforms demanded after death Advertisement more from news.com.au Judd holds off on new deal CARLTON star Chris Judd has delayed contract talks until mid-season at the earliest as he contemplates his future. more sport Taylor who? Styles' birthday stripper NEWLY single One Direction star Harry Styles was surprised at his 19th birthday by a stripper dressed as a policewoman. more entertainment Beer will help power Alaska brewery THE Alaskan Brewing Co. is going green, but instead of looking to wind it has turned to a very familiar source: beer. more lifestyle Roadside assist gets more than motors running GHOSTS causing car batteries to run flat, saving tropical fish and helping build flat-pack furniture are some of the surprising tasks which face our roadside-assist patrollers. 9 comments on this story more business 'Quiet zones' launched on AirAsia X jets DREAD being seated near a screaming child on a long-haul flight? Never fear, an airline has banned kids from eight rows of its economy section. more travel Mega-mansion sets price record THIS house has everything - things you can imagine, things you can't imagine and things you would never have thought to imagine. more realestate Changes give no guarantee of financial security UPCOMING changes to financial advice fees is welcome, but it does not mean you should rely on the Government protecting you from being ripped off. more money Online spy laws not dead - at least not yet NICOLA Roxon's retirement does not spell the end of the Government's  plan to store your online data for two years. more technology Advertisement connect Follow us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Visit our website View our mobile site GO TO: NATIONAL SPORT ENTERTAINMENT BUSINESS TRAVEL REALESTATE MONEY LIFESTYLE TECH Do not reply to this email, as this email address is not monitored. To unsubscribe from the news.com.au newsletter click here.