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Southwold beach suffolk a couple keep their West Highland Terrier cool in a novel way as East Anglia records it's hottest day of the year 3rd July 2014-© Martin Dalton-10 Cole Avenue Chadwell St Mary Grays Essex RM16 4JN UK-07973 225164-e-mail: [email protected]

A sledger's boots are visible in an explosion of snow during an attempt to jump a ramp at the Queen Elizabeth country park near Petersfield in southern England December 3, 2010. REUTERS/Luke MacGregor (REUTERS - Tags: ENVIRONMENT SOCIETY IMAGES OF THE DAY) - RTXVCTY

PRINCESS BEATRICE WITH HER PARENTS THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF YORK AND SISTER PRINCESS EUGENIE BEFORE AN 1888 BALL HELD TO MARK HER 18TH BIRTHDAY AT WINDSOR CASTLE. 15.07.06

Mcc0076149 Model Lily Cole who is acting in The Philanthropist at the Trafalgar Studios, Whitehall, London. photographed on the theatre's roof.

Monday 28th September 2015, Aberdeen, Scotland. Activity Mix Neon Run (Photo: Ross Johnston/Newsline Media)

Picture By Jim Wileman 05/01/2014 Artist Linder Sterling, pictured in her studio at Porthmoer Studios, in St Ives, Cornwall.

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PIC BY GEOFF ROBINSON PHOTOGRAPHY 07976 880732. File pic form 2014 shows Asboy the swan.There is now a juvenile swan nicknamed Asbaby on the River Cam in Cambridge The swan is even more vicious than his father (Asboy) and grand father (Asbo) and has been seen pecking at the punters as they go by. The young GRANDSON of vicious swan Mr Asbo is following in his grandfather's footsteps after terrorising punters on the River Cam over the busy Easter bank holiday weekend. The fledgling fiend, who has been nickhamed Asbaby, has been pecking petrified punters on the famous Backs in the university city. The savage swan, who has still got many of his brown baby feathers, is believed to be even more vicious than his grandfather Mr Asbo, who was moved to a secret location by the river authorities two years ago after he repeatedly attacked rowers. Asbaby was seen over the weekend attacking tourists as they punted, stealing sandwiches from picnic hampers and flying at families on the waterway. The bird is believed to have inherited his bad temper from his grandfather, as well as his dad Asboy, who conducted a reign of terror on the river last summer. SEE COPY CATCHLINE Vicious Asbaby swan attacks punters

Taking a nap during the commute on the London Underground 1980s
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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.

BIG coin, BIG difference Friday 07 December 2007: Photo caption - BIG Lottery Fund unveils a giant 25ft pound coin to highlight public phone voting for one of four national projects vying for a one-off grant of £50 million from The People’s £50 Million Lottery contest. www.thepeoples50million.org.uk. or The BIG Lottery Fund today unveiled a giant pound coin on London’s riverbank to start the phone vote for The People’s £50 Million Lottery Giveaway – a public vote to pick one of four projects of national importance which will win a grant of £50million. For further information please contact: Jodie Butt – [email protected] 0207 3073127 / 07791 717 726 BIG Lottery Fund Press Office: 020 7211 1888/ Out of hours: 07867 500 572

Virgin Atlantic celebrate the launch of their flights to Vancouver. Fairmont Pacific Rim cocktail and canape reception. Sir Richard Branson, founder and President of Virgin Atlantic Airways and members of the cabin crew. Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. May 25, 2012. Photo: Edmond Terakopian

Day Forty Six of Lockdown, in London, which coincides with the 75th Anniversary celebrations of VE Day. The Red Arrows past past a very quiet Buckingham Palace and Queen Victoria Memorial, which would have been packed with people normally. Due to the country being on lockdown, many celebrations will have to take place in peoples homes and front gardens, whilst keeping socially distant from others. Large celebrations were to take place and The Mall was expected to be packed with people and the Royal family, including Queen Elizabeth II, would normally have been on the balcony of Buckingham ready to watch a flypast from the Red Arrows. The country is on lockdown due to the COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic. People are not allowed to leave home except for minimal food shopping, medical treatment, exercise - once a day, and essential work. VE Day 75th Anniversary during COVID-19 Coronavirus lockdown, London, UK, on May 8, 2020

Soccer Football - Women's Champions League - Semi Final - Second Leg - Chelsea v FC Barcelona - Stamford Bridge, London, Britain - April 27, 2025 Chelsea's Erin Cuthbert in action with FC Barcelona's Claudia Pina REUTERS/Maja Smiejkowska
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