We'll be in Leicester this week to 'pay our respects' for someone who's life was part of our history. He wasn't a saint but his history was written by his enemies and Shakespeare’s play Richard III left an abiding image of the man. If Princess Diana, a daft toff who prostituted herself for a crown, deserved such an elaborate 'state funeral' then surely he does now. Instead he'll have to make do with the best that Leicester County Council can manage
York put forward a good argument but Leicester played the 'finders keepers' defence In court the Leicester defence barrister said, "Nur nur ne nur nur."
I think you need to go back to the history books marra...It was Richard the 1st who fought in the crusades..
A horse walks into a bar. "Too late," says the bartender, "we're joking about the pope now." "He's right," sighs Richard III
There is a level of irony that Richard the Third was found buried in Leicester as that rhyming slang was used to describe the city. On that note, I'm sure it's not too long before Eartha Kitt is found buried somewhere in Bradford.