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BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 30: Prime Minister David Cameron prepares his keynote speech in his hotel room at the Conservative party conference as his image appears on a TV news broadcast (L) on September 30, 2014 in Birmingham, England. Tomorrow is the final day of conference. (Photo by Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images)

The 2017 LinkedGolfers World Hickory Festival, Kilspindie Golf Club, Aberlady, East Lothian, Scotland. A field of international amateur and professional golfers teed-off today, Tuesday 3rd October at Kilspindie, Aberlady in the 13th LinkedGolfers World Hickory Festival. This year the event is being held over Scotland’s Golf Coast’s unique assembly of hickory-bespoke links featuring some of the world’s best layouts. Hickory Golf is played with original or pre-1936 replica hickory shafted clubs and yet skilful players such as last year’s winner and former Masters Champ Sandy Lyle are still able to hit their drives close to 300-yards yards and record scores of as little as 67, although this has only been achieved twice in the tournaments 12-year history. Steffan Kirchner on the 4th green Neil Hanna Photography www.neilhannaphotography.co.uk 07702 246823

NATIONAL PICTURES. THE VATACAN HAS GOT CROSS AT STARS WHO DARE TO BEAR A CROSS IN THE NAME OF FASHION. CELEBS SUCH AS VICTORIA BECKHAM AND NAOMI CAMPBELL HAVE BEEN BRANDED "INCOMPREHENSIBLE" FOR WEARING THE CUCIFIX AS AN ACCESSORY ..PICTURE SHOWS NAOMI CAMPBELL.whales being hunted..Pic B Bland

Royal Navy Submarine H.M.S. Torbay on the surface of the St George's Channel before diving and heading out to the Atlantic.The vessel and her crew make ready for a mission by under going weapons drills and manoeuvres in the Atlantic. HMS Torbay was decommissioned this year after 26 years of service. PHOTO:Philip Coburn
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Cara Delevigne on the catwalk at the Top Shop Unique show as part of London Fashion Week SS15 ©Ash Knotek D2878 14/09/2014

18th February 2012. Soccer - nPower League 2 - Swindon Town Vs Accrington Stanley. - Paulo Di Canio in the late sunshine at The County Ground, Swindon. Photographer: Paul Roberts/Offside.

Peter Doherty on stage with one of his husky dogs (Narco)

Prime Minister, KEIR STARMER departs from No 10 Downing Street in Westminster, London for the House of Commons for PMQs followed by Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves’ Spring Statement.

© Licensed to simonjacobs.com. 06/09/2013 London, UK. Chairman of fashion accessories label Zatchels, Greg Tufnell photographed at The Clubhouse, Gresham Street, London. Tufnell, who has a wealth of experience from his roles as managing director with Mothercare and senior roles at Burton and Next, will be working with directors Dean Clarke and Brian Brady on the company’s day-to-day business activities as well as its long-term strategic business development and planning. The leather accessories brand has recently opened two shops to support its e-commerce business, and has been growing its international presence in Asia, as well as in the US and Europe. Photo credit : Simon Jacobs

BRF motar team fire on Taliban compound to destroy DShK machine gun which was attacking Apache helicopts during the Battle for Musa Qala. They were part of the British Reconnaissance Force (BRF) 52 Brigade were a specialist observation unit and mobile fighting force in Helmand province, Afghanistan used against the Taliban in late 2007 and early 2008. They lived and slept in the open air under the Helmand skies from their vehicles and wagons and rarely returned to base. They were resupplied by air or land convoys and reputedly were involved in the longest desert patrol by British forces since WWII. They were called the ‘Warriors whom God protects’ by the Taliban due to their lightly armoured and slightly ramshackle wagons. They could rarely wash or shave and were a fairly wild bunch to look at. On one of the few occasions they retired to Camp Bastion a senior British commander told them that they looked a disgrace and made them shave their beards off. The BRF had become supersicious and believed that this took some of their mystic and luck away and never forgave the Colonel concerned. In December 2007 they secured a safe route into Musa Qala to retake the town from the Taliban, probing their units and fighting against them as they tried to avoid the many I.E.D.s and countless legacy mines laid by the Russians during their time there in the 1980’s. As well as clearing the way for a 400 vehicle convoy they co-ordinated air support for U.S. Forces and provided fire support for them during the battle to drive the Taliban from the Helmand town. I spent two weeks with the B.R.F. living and sleeping under the stars on the Helmand plains.On the evening that we joined them by a re-supply convoy they had suffered the death of one of their comrades in an IED blast which also resulted in serious injury to two others. A few weeks after I left them I was added to hear that a young soldier called Cpl Darryl Gardiner was killed by an I.E.D. blast. He was the driver for the wagon which I lived in for the time I spent with them and had got to know him fairly well. He died after a Land Rover WIK was blown up by a legacy mine and as his vehicle was the Brigades company ambulance if needed he was killed as he took the survivors to a helicopter landing strip in the desert when his open vehicle struck an I.E.D. killing him and injuring the survivors from the first blast. Photograph:Philip Coburn
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Ellie Goulding arrives for the launch of the new Mini at The Old Sorting Office, London ©Ash Knotek D2715 18/11/2013

World renowned milliner Stephen Jones pictured at his London store for Cunard. Picture date: Thursday December 13, 2018. Photograph by Christopher Ison © 07544044177 [email protected] www.christopherison.com

England's Jos Buttler runs out New Zealand's Martin Guptill to win the 2019 Cricket World Cup final between England and New Zealand at Lord's Cricket Ground in London on July 14, 2019. (Photo by Paul ELLIS / AFP) / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE

Rhiannon Porter and JoJo Desmond portray Agnetha Fältskog and Anni-Frid Lyngstad in ABBA Mania at the Shaftesbury Theatre in the West End, London, United Kingdom. Photo by Cat Morley

DAVID BECKHAM. ( ENGLAND AND LA GALAXY ). INTERNATIONAL FRIENDLY. ENGLAND v GERMANY. AT WEMBLEY . 22/08/2007. Photo by Kieran Galvin / Colorsport

Photo Credit: David Levenson www.davidlevenson.com 07836358831 [email protected]

Bride poses for her personal photographer as part of a honeymoon photo shoot on the Greek island of Santorini. ©Neil Turner. 19 October 2015

30/07/2012 The University of Law graduate Gabrielle Turnquest, 18, will become the youngest person in the history of the English and Welsh legal system to be called to The Bar after passing The University of LawÕs Bar Professional Training Course. Her achievement will be formally recognised at a call ceremony at the Honourable Society of LincolnÕs Inn on Tuesday 30th July 2013 in London. Neil Hall Editorial Photographer +44 (0)7766227770 [email protected] www.neilhallphotography.com