Experts are set to start digging for another missing English king.
After Richard III was found buried under a car park in Leicester, details have emerged of other unusual possible resting places famous monarchs.
Now, Bury St Edmunds believes it may have the remains of Saint Edmund, a Saxon monarch, buried beneath one of its tennis courts.
St Edmund was a Saxon king who ruled in the ninth century. As a saint, his remains were kept in a shrine in Bury St Edmunds.
At the time of the desecration of the Benedictine Abbey, during Henry VIII's reign, the remains were lost.
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