Christie's global head of the Old Masters Department.

said Graham Jones of Woody's Lodge.which would have narrowed and lowered the levels of exposure.

Diseases contracted by some of the crew who flew the helicopters include lung cancer.she had to establish that the MoD had a duty of care to its employees and that the duty had been breached.he was the most kind man and he adored his years of service.

Zach's case was settled without the MoD admitting liability.Getty ImagesZach was serving as a winch operator and winch man on Sea King aircraft at RAF Valley when he was diagnosed with myeloma That settlement for Zach allowed him the opportunity to have some kind of recompense but more importantly.

Ms Donaghy added: The people that I'm representing through no fault of their own have been exposed unnecessarily for long periods of time - and for thousands of flying hours - to these toxic fumes and these could have been prevented had the MoD given additional PPE such as filtration masks.

He later discovered others who had worked on military aircraft had also received a cancer diagnosis.If we get more DNA information and put it side by side with what we know from archaeological.

We've now been able to tell part of the individual's story.but also that a fifth of his DNA came from ancestors living 1.

Prof Pontus Skoglund at the Francis Crick Institute in London.By investigating chemicals in his teeth.