Human remains found on UK queen's estate
Human remains have been discovered on Sandringham estate, a vast area in rural Norfolk where the royal family retreats for the holiday season
(AP) Human remains have been discovered on Sandringham estate, a vast area in rural Norfolk where the royal family retreats for the holiday season, local police announced on Monday.
A terse statement posted to the website of the Norfolk Constabulary said that a member of the public found the remains on New Year's Day in an area of woodland at Anmer, a tiny village about 185 kilometers northeast of London. The hamlet is home to several dozen people and sits around three miles (4.8 kilometers) from Sandringham House, the 19th property at center of several thousand acres of gardens, mudflats, woods, and farmland.
To keep reading
please sign up for free!
Already have an account? Sign in here.
Editor's Picks
Rental
—
22.01.2019
UK firms to take over entire blocks of flats in Luxembourg for Brexit staff
Mobility
—
21.01.2019
Luxembourg ticket inspectors' jobs safe despite free transport
Exclusive
—
18.01.2019
Luxembourg City needs a second free international school, says education minister
Contingency
—
17.01.2019
Luxembourg steps up no-deal Brexit planning
