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Only started painting lessons in 2008 Work bought by international collectors for tens of thousands of pounds Paints three pictures a week Proud mum has written book about his prodigal success
Art genius: Nine-year-old painter tipped for greatness after buyers from across the world snap up his work
French city of Angers in Loire Valley provided some of the greatest monarchs in British history When Edward Plantagenet was murdered in Tower of London in 1499 house's legitimate male line came to an end City believes it is owed an apology – and 513 years' worth of compensation Sum would amount to billions in today's currency, but city is prepared to accept the coronation jewels By Peter Allen PUBLISHED: 12:10 GMT, 15 July 2012 | UPDATED: 06:42 GMT, 16 July 2012
French demand Crown Jewels from the Queen for 1499 murder of Edward Plantagenet
Scientists puzzled as HUNDREDS of healthy-looking penguins wash up dead in Brazil
By Daily Mail Reporter
Red sky at night: Space Station astronauts capture amazing photo of 'red sprite' electrical flash 50 miles up in the air during storm
By Daily Mail Reporter
Chemical reaction, called bioluminescence, occurs when micro-organism in sea is disturbed by oxygen in waves By Rob Waugh
California dreaming? Waves at popular surfer beach glow bright blue at midnight
The man who gave the world his number - and it called: Jilted lover posts cellphone digits on fliers across New York - and gets 70,000 responses
By Rachel Quigley
To the bat cave! Photographer captures rare and stunning images of hibernating species under threat of extinction
By Daily Mail Reporter
Treasure of the Crusaders' last stand: Pot of gold worth £300,000 found in fortress where it was buried by doomed Christian knights
Pot of gold 'Dinals' were buried by Crusaders as enemy forces closed in 100 coins worth up to $5000 each Remained hidden in fortress since 1265 Hidden inside broken jug to prevent conquerors taking treasureHusband denies claims he 'kept wife enslaved in chains for ten years forcing her to give birth twice while shackled and brutally
Peter Lizon kicked his wife Stephanie in the stomach causing her to miscarry a baby, it is alleged Forced her to give birth to other baby while shackled Police believe he ran over her feet with a tractor Allegedly called her his slave and made her kneel to him Lawyer says Lizon's wife is standing by him and will deny the claims
He delivered their baby while she remained chained up, it was alleged Police believe he ran over her feet with a tractor and broke her fingers Allegedly called her his slave and made her kneel to him By Emma Reynolds PUBLISHED: 10:14 GMT, 11 July 2012 | UPDATED: 16:09 GMT, 12 July 2012
Husband 'kept enslaved wife hostage in chains and brutally beat her for TEN YEARS'
By Eddie Wrenn