No Images loading in Safari 6.0

Hello,
Mysteriously Safari has decided not to load any images on any website I visit. After trawling the net for a while I have tried:
Deleting the Cache.db file from the library file
Checked that disable images is not checked on the Safari Develop drop down.
but neither of these have worked. Does anyody have a fix for this?
I am currently using the Mountain Lion 10.8.1 system and Safari 6.0.
Many thanks
Nik

http://support.apple.com/kb/PH11858
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