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Sotheby’s top man shot
<strong>Chairman of Sotheby's shot on grouse moor</strong>
Sotheby?s chairman Henry Wyndham is recuperating after he was shot in the face during a grouse shoot. Mr Wyndham was reportedly standing at his butt when a gun near him was accidentally fired, leaving him with 52 lead pellet wounds. It is thought that he would have been blinded had he not been wearing glasses. A Sotheby?s spokesman said: ?Henry Wyndham sustained an accident on the grouse moor and is currently on track for a full and rapid recovery.?
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