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By Victoria Woollaston The discovery of Tutankhamun’s tomb almost a century ago gripped the world. It took 10 years to record and document the numerous artefacts found buried with the young king, and these items were sent to various museums around the world. The latest exhibition at Oxford’s Ashmolean Museum curates many related sculptures, jewellery and original drawings to give a greater insight into the ancient Egyptian teenage leader. Scroll down for video The Discovering Tutankhamun exhibition at Oxford's Ashmolean Museum displays objects from ancient Egypt's Amarna Period between 1350 and 1330 BC as well as original drawings and photographs, and a replica funerary mask (pictured)

Many of the items on display have been taken from the archives of Oxford’s Griffith Institute which was given more than 3,000 record cards and 1,800 negatives when

ANS: Carter died in 1939.


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'I never read any of the first editions. If I wanted to, I would go out and buy a paperback version,' says collector A pensioner who did not touch his precious library of rare books for 30 years is to be rewarded for his patience when it sells for an expected £1million at auctioneers Bloomsbury of London later this month. Clive Hirschhorn, 72, has amassed one of the world’s finest collections of first edition books, which reads more like a Who’s Who of 20th century fiction. The retired theatre critic, from Midhurst, Sussex, knew the value of the books relied upon the condition of the original dust-jackets and so has hardly removed them from the shelves over the years.

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ANS: Clive Hirschhorn £10,000-£15,000 at auction at the end of the month


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(CNN) -- I was half asleep when I first read the news, so I was sure I must have misunderstood. The words on the small screen in my hand said, "Rest in Peace, Jim." I sat up and looked at the phone again, trying to make sense of it. I couldn't. My friend Jim had died suddenly, unexpectedly at the age of 56. Soon, an avalanche of grief rolled across Facebook, carrying a mix of shock, sorrow, disbelief -- and genuine love. I had met Jim Sutherland many years before when we were both on staff at CNN. But we never really worked together, and we did not become friends back then. In fact, I'm not sure we ever spoke. Friendship came much later, when we connected on Facebook, and Jim became an unlikely part of my everyday life. I learned about his family, his interests, his intensity. And I discovered his many talents and strong political beliefs.



ANS: Facebook, I have discovered, can sometimes bring very sad news.


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Thousands of Holocaust victims transported to Nazi concentration camps by a French railway company will be entitled to compensation. France and the US have agreed a £40 million ($60 million) settlement fund, that will be financed by the French Government. Survivors who were deported by France's state rail company SNCF during World War II will be able to make a claim. Scroll down for video Hundreds of holocaust victims transported to Nazi concentration camps by the French state railway company will be entitled to compensation, it has been announced. French President Francois Hollande pictured at a train car that represents the Drancy concentration camp, in Drancy, a Paris suburb, France (file picture)

SNCF has expressed regret for what happened, but argues it had no effective control over operations during the

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Nazi occupation from 1940 to 1944.