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Suspension bridge at Towan beach, Newquay, Cornwall, England, United Kingdom, Europe
Suspension bridge at Towan beach, Newquay, Cornwall, England, United Kingdom, Europe
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Sand dunes at Holywell, near Newquay, Cornwall, Great Britain.
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Liberal Democrat general election campaigning, Newquay, Britain - 05 May 2015
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The Deputy Prime Minister and Leader of the Liberal Democrats Nick Clegg and the Lib Dem PPC for Newquay, Stephen Gilbert (right) helps make breakfast at Jamie Oliver's 'Fifteen' restaurant in Newquay
Liberal Democrat general election campaigning, Newquay, Britain - 05 May 2015
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Liberal Democrat general election campaigning, Newquay, Britain - 05 May 2015
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The Deputy Prime Minister and Leader of the Liberal Democrats Nick Clegg and the Lib Dem PPC for Newquay, Stephen Gilbert (right) helps make breakfast at Jamie Oliver's 'Fifteen' restaurant in Newquay
Liberal Democrat general election campaigning, Newquay, Britain - 05 May 2015
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Mango the surfing dog, Newquay, Cornwall, Britain - 14 Nov 2011
Manadatory Credit: Photo by Sam Buckle/Blue Reef / Rex Features (1492103h)
Mango the two-year-old surfing Labrador
Boarding Bow Wow: Mango The Surfing Dog
A two-year-old Labrador called Mango is making waves after being taught to surf by its owner.
The Cornish dog happily rides on Matt Slater's board at Crantock beach in Newquay.
Mango first learned to use a boogie board in a rockpool before heading out to the proper surf.
Matt, the curator of Newquay's Blue Reef Aquarium, explains: "I'm Cornish born and bred, have always loved being in and on the sea and have been surfing seriously for twenty years now.
"As a family we spend as much time as we can on the beach and in the sea and it looks like our enthusiasm has rubbed off on Mango.
'We first discovered that mango was up for surfing when she followed my wife and I right out into the surf one day - she is not afraid to swim out back on her own so the next step was to get a bigger board and put her on it!"
Commenting on a video which captures the family training Mango to boogie board (http://bit.ly/spZqJQ), Matt explains: "In the video you can see how excellent her board skills are. We start off with her in a rockpool, throwing a ball into the water and then we introduce a body board which she jumps on to and glides across the water to get to the ball.
"Once she'd mastered that we move out into the sea and she joins me on the surfboard. I can tell her to go up the front when a wave is coming and then we catch the wave together!
"She really seems to enjoy it, and she is absolutely fearless. Plus it's a great way of exercising her as she does end up doing a fair bit of swimming - it beats boring walks every day! We only go out in surf which is head high, for a dog, but she's absolutely fearless. I'd love to get her out on a really nice point break one day. Maybe we will get invited to a dog surf contest in California...
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Mango the surfing dog, Newquay, Cornwall, Britain - 14 Nov 2011
Manadatory Credit: Photo by Sam Buckle/Blue Reef / Rex Features (1492103g)
Mango the two-year-old Labrador surfs with owner Matt Slater
Boarding Bow Wow: Mango The Surfing Dog
A two-year-old Labrador called Mango is making waves after being taught to surf by its owner.
The Cornish dog happily rides on Matt Slater's board at Crantock beach in Newquay.
Mango first learned to use a boogie board in a rockpool before heading out to the proper surf.
Matt, the curator of Newquay's Blue Reef Aquarium, explains: "I'm Cornish born and bred, have always loved being in and on the sea and have been surfing seriously for twenty years now.
"As a family we spend as much time as we can on the beach and in the sea and it looks like our enthusiasm has rubbed off on Mango.
'We first discovered that mango was up for surfing when she followed my wife and I right out into the surf one day - she is not afraid to swim out back on her own so the next step was to get a bigger board and put her on it!"
Commenting on a video which captures the family training Mango to boogie board (http://bit.ly/spZqJQ), Matt explains: "In the video you can see how excellent her board skills are. We start off with her in a rockpool, throwing a ball into the water and then we introduce a body board which she jumps on to and glides across the water to get to the ball.
"Once she'd mastered that we move out into the sea and she joins me on the surfboard. I can tell her to go up the front when a wave is coming and then we catch the wave together!
"She really seems to enjoy it, and she is absolutely fearless. Plus it's a great way of exercising her as she does end up doing a fair bit of swimming - it beats boring walks every day! We only go out in surf which is head high, for a dog, but she's absolutely fearless. I'd love to get her out on a really nice point break one day. Maybe we will get invited to a dog surf ...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/VNFVYNJAI
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Mango the surfing dog, Newquay, Cornwall, Britain - 14 Nov 2011
Manadatory Credit: Photo by Sam Buckle/Blue Reef / Rex Features (1492103f)
Mango the two-year-old Labrador surfs with owner Matt Slater
Boarding Bow Wow: Mango The Surfing Dog
A two-year-old Labrador called Mango is making waves after being taught to surf by its owner.
The Cornish dog happily rides on Matt Slater's board at Crantock beach in Newquay.
Mango first learned to use a boogie board in a rockpool before heading out to the proper surf.
Matt, the curator of Newquay's Blue Reef Aquarium, explains: "I'm Cornish born and bred, have always loved being in and on the sea and have been surfing seriously for twenty years now.
"As a family we spend as much time as we can on the beach and in the sea and it looks like our enthusiasm has rubbed off on Mango.
'We first discovered that mango was up for surfing when she followed my wife and I right out into the surf one day - she is not afraid to swim out back on her own so the next step was to get a bigger board and put her on it!"
Commenting on a video which captures the family training Mango to boogie board (http://bit.ly/spZqJQ), Matt explains: "In the video you can see how excellent her board skills are. We start off with her in a rockpool, throwing a ball into the water and then we introduce a body board which she jumps on to and glides across the water to get to the ball.
"Once she'd mastered that we move out into the sea and she joins me on the surfboard. I can tell her to go up the front when a wave is coming and then we catch the wave together!
"She really seems to enjoy it, and she is absolutely fearless. Plus it's a great way of exercising her as she does end up doing a fair bit of swimming - it beats boring walks every day! We only go out in surf which is head high, for a dog, but she's absolutely fearless. I'd love to get her out on a really nice point break one day. Maybe we will get invited to a dog surf ...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/VNFVYNJAI
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Mango the surfing dog, Newquay, Cornwall, Britain - 14 Nov 2011
Manadatory Credit: Photo by Sam Buckle/Blue Reef / Rex Features (1492103b)
Mango the two-year-old Labrador surfs with owner Matt Slater
Boarding Bow Wow: Mango The Surfing Dog
A two-year-old Labrador called Mango is making waves after being taught to surf by its owner.
The Cornish dog happily rides on Matt Slater's board at Crantock beach in Newquay.
Mango first learned to use a boogie board in a rockpool before heading out to the proper surf.
Matt, the curator of Newquay's Blue Reef Aquarium, explains: "I'm Cornish born and bred, have always loved being in and on the sea and have been surfing seriously for twenty years now.
"As a family we spend as much time as we can on the beach and in the sea and it looks like our enthusiasm has rubbed off on Mango.
'We first discovered that mango was up for surfing when she followed my wife and I right out into the surf one day - she is not afraid to swim out back on her own so the next step was to get a bigger board and put her on it!"
Commenting on a video which captures the family training Mango to boogie board (http://bit.ly/spZqJQ), Matt explains: "In the video you can see how excellent her board skills are. We start off with her in a rockpool, throwing a ball into the water and then we introduce a body board which she jumps on to and glides across the water to get to the ball.
"Once she'd mastered that we move out into the sea and she joins me on the surfboard. I can tell her to go up the front when a wave is coming and then we catch the wave together!
"She really seems to enjoy it, and she is absolutely fearless. Plus it's a great way of exercising her as she does end up doing a fair bit of swimming - it beats boring walks every day! We only go out in surf which is head high, for a dog, but she's absolutely fearless. I'd love to get her out on a really nice point break one day. Maybe we will get invited to a dog surf ...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/VNFVYNJAI
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Mango the surfing dog, Newquay, Cornwall, Britain - 14 Nov 2011
Manadatory Credit: Photo by Sam Buckle/Blue Reef / Rex Features (1492103e)
Mango the two-year-old Labrador surfs with owner Matt Slater
Boarding Bow Wow: Mango The Surfing Dog
A two-year-old Labrador called Mango is making waves after being taught to surf by its owner.
The Cornish dog happily rides on Matt Slater's board at Crantock beach in Newquay.
Mango first learned to use a boogie board in a rockpool before heading out to the proper surf.
Matt, the curator of Newquay's Blue Reef Aquarium, explains: "I'm Cornish born and bred, have always loved being in and on the sea and have been surfing seriously for twenty years now.
"As a family we spend as much time as we can on the beach and in the sea and it looks like our enthusiasm has rubbed off on Mango.
'We first discovered that mango was up for surfing when she followed my wife and I right out into the surf one day - she is not afraid to swim out back on her own so the next step was to get a bigger board and put her on it!"
Commenting on a video which captures the family training Mango to boogie board (http://bit.ly/spZqJQ), Matt explains: "In the video you can see how excellent her board skills are. We start off with her in a rockpool, throwing a ball into the water and then we introduce a body board which she jumps on to and glides across the water to get to the ball.
"Once she'd mastered that we move out into the sea and she joins me on the surfboard. I can tell her to go up the front when a wave is coming and then we catch the wave together!
"She really seems to enjoy it, and she is absolutely fearless. Plus it's a great way of exercising her as she does end up doing a fair bit of swimming - it beats boring walks every day! We only go out in surf which is head high, for a dog, but she's absolutely fearless. I'd love to get her out on a really nice point break one day. Maybe we will get invited to a dog surf ...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/VNFVYNJAI
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Mango the surfing dog, Newquay, Cornwall, Britain - 14 Nov 2011
Manadatory Credit: Photo by Sam Buckle/Blue Reef / Rex Features (1492103d)
Mango the two-year-old Labrador surfs with owner Matt Slater
Boarding Bow Wow: Mango The Surfing Dog
A two-year-old Labrador called Mango is making waves after being taught to surf by its owner.
The Cornish dog happily rides on Matt Slater's board at Crantock beach in Newquay.
Mango first learned to use a boogie board in a rockpool before heading out to the proper surf.
Matt, the curator of Newquay's Blue Reef Aquarium, explains: "I'm Cornish born and bred, have always loved being in and on the sea and have been surfing seriously for twenty years now.
"As a family we spend as much time as we can on the beach and in the sea and it looks like our enthusiasm has rubbed off on Mango.
'We first discovered that mango was up for surfing when she followed my wife and I right out into the surf one day - she is not afraid to swim out back on her own so the next step was to get a bigger board and put her on it!"
Commenting on a video which captures the family training Mango to boogie board (http://bit.ly/spZqJQ), Matt explains: "In the video you can see how excellent her board skills are. We start off with her in a rockpool, throwing a ball into the water and then we introduce a body board which she jumps on to and glides across the water to get to the ball.
"Once she'd mastered that we move out into the sea and she joins me on the surfboard. I can tell her to go up the front when a wave is coming and then we catch the wave together!
"She really seems to enjoy it, and she is absolutely fearless. Plus it's a great way of exercising her as she does end up doing a fair bit of swimming - it beats boring walks every day! We only go out in surf which is head high, for a dog, but she's absolutely fearless. I'd love to get her out on a really nice point break one day. Maybe we will get invited to a dog surf ...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/VNFVYNJAI
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Mango the surfing dog, Newquay, Cornwall, Britain - 14 Nov 2011
Manadatory Credit: Photo by Sam Buckle/Blue Reef / Rex Features (1492103c)
Mango the two-year-old Labrador surfs with owner Matt Slater
Boarding Bow Wow: Mango The Surfing Dog
A two-year-old Labrador called Mango is making waves after being taught to surf by its owner.
The Cornish dog happily rides on Matt Slater's board at Crantock beach in Newquay.
Mango first learned to use a boogie board in a rockpool before heading out to the proper surf.
Matt, the curator of Newquay's Blue Reef Aquarium, explains: "I'm Cornish born and bred, have always loved being in and on the sea and have been surfing seriously for twenty years now.
"As a family we spend as much time as we can on the beach and in the sea and it looks like our enthusiasm has rubbed off on Mango.
'We first discovered that mango was up for surfing when she followed my wife and I right out into the surf one day - she is not afraid to swim out back on her own so the next step was to get a bigger board and put her on it!"
Commenting on a video which captures the family training Mango to boogie board (http://bit.ly/spZqJQ), Matt explains: "In the video you can see how excellent her board skills are. We start off with her in a rockpool, throwing a ball into the water and then we introduce a body board which she jumps on to and glides across the water to get to the ball.
"Once she'd mastered that we move out into the sea and she joins me on the surfboard. I can tell her to go up the front when a wave is coming and then we catch the wave together!
"She really seems to enjoy it, and she is absolutely fearless. Plus it's a great way of exercising her as she does end up doing a fair bit of swimming - it beats boring walks every day! We only go out in surf which is head high, for a dog, but she's absolutely fearless. I'd love to get her out on a really nice point break one day. Maybe we will get invited to a dog surf ...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/VNFVYNJAI
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Mango the surfing dog, Newquay, Cornwall, Britain - 14 Nov 2011
Manadatory Credit: Photo by Sam Buckle/Blue Reef / Rex Features (1492103a)
Mango the two-year-old Labrador surfs with owner Matt Slater
Boarding Bow Wow: Mango The Surfing Dog
A two-year-old Labrador called Mango is making waves after being taught to surf by its owner.
The Cornish dog happily rides on Matt Slater's board at Crantock beach in Newquay.
Mango first learned to use a boogie board in a rockpool before heading out to the proper surf.
Matt, the curator of Newquay's Blue Reef Aquarium, explains: "I'm Cornish born and bred, have always loved being in and on the sea and have been surfing seriously for twenty years now.
"As a family we spend as much time as we can on the beach and in the sea and it looks like our enthusiasm has rubbed off on Mango.
'We first discovered that mango was up for surfing when she followed my wife and I right out into the surf one day - she is not afraid to swim out back on her own so the next step was to get a bigger board and put her on it!"
Commenting on a video which captures the family training Mango to boogie board (http://bit.ly/spZqJQ), Matt explains: "In the video you can see how excellent her board skills are. We start off with her in a rockpool, throwing a ball into the water and then we introduce a body board which she jumps on to and glides across the water to get to the ball.
"Once she'd mastered that we move out into the sea and she joins me on the surfboard. I can tell her to go up the front when a wave is coming and then we catch the wave together!
"She really seems to enjoy it, and she is absolutely fearless. Plus it's a great way of exercising her as she does end up doing a fair bit of swimming - it beats boring walks every day! We only go out in surf which is head high, for a dog, but she's absolutely fearless. I'd love to get her out on a really nice point break one day. Maybe we will get invited to a dog surf ...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/VNFVYNJAI
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Conservative Party Leader David Cameron campaigning in Newquay, Cornwall, Britain - 02 May 2010
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Samantha Cameron, pregnant wife of David Cameron
Conservative Party Leader David Cameron campaigning in Newquay, Cornwall, Britain - 02 May 2010
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Giant sea worm found to be eating coral reef at Blue Reef Aquarium, Newquay, Cornwall - Mar 2009
Editorial Use Only, No Merchandising or Advertising (No UK website usage unless fee is agreed - contact Toni Saint - 0207 239 8655 tsaint@rexfeatures.com)
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The giant 4ft sea worm found to be eating coral reef at the Blue Reef Aquarium
Attack of the killer worm
ATTACK OF THE KILLER WORM
A giant killer WORM has been discovered in Cornwall.
The 4ft-long monster has been ravaging everything in its path at Newquay's Blue Reef Aquarium.
But luckily, the huge creepy crawly only has a taste for coral in a display tank at the west country attraction.
Staff were left scratching their heads as to why their popular reef display was being devastated over recent months.
They were left puzzled by violent attacks on their fragile living reefs - in some cases the corals had been literally cut in half.
But after staking out the display for several weeks, the aquarists decided as a last resort to take it apart rock by rock.
Halfway through the process the terrifying perpetrator was finally revealed - a giant reef worm (Eunice aphroditois).
Staff eventually lured it out with fish scraps - but not before it BIT THROUGH a 20lb fishing line.
Curator Matt Slater said: "As part of our tropical marine displays we have been painstakingly propagating a variety of corals. They are extremely slow-growing and every one we have lost to these attacks was a major blow.
"In the end it got so bad that I decided to literally take the display apart to find out who was responsible. I could hardly believe my eyes when I finally caught sight of the culprit.
"It really does look like something out of a horror movie! It's over four feet long with these bizarre-looking jaws. Having done some research we also discovered that it is covered with thousands of bristles which are capable of inflicting a sting resulting in permanent numbness'."
Matt ...
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Giant sea worm found to be eating coral reef at Blue Reef Aquarium, Newquay, Cornwall - Mar 2009
Editorial Use Only, No Merchandising or Advertising (No UK website usage unless fee is agreed - contact Toni Saint - 0207 239 8655 tsaint@rexfeatures.com)
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The coral reef that was being mysteriously destroyed at the Blue Reef Aquarium. A giant 4ft sea worm was eventually found under the rocks.
Attack of the killer worm
ATTACK OF THE KILLER WORM
A giant killer WORM has been discovered in Cornwall.
The 4ft-long monster has been ravaging everything in its path at Newquay's Blue Reef Aquarium.
But luckily, the huge creepy crawly only has a taste for coral in a display tank at the west country attraction.
Staff were left scratching their heads as to why their popular reef display was being devastated over recent months.
They were left puzzled by violent attacks on their fragile living reefs - in some cases the corals had been literally cut in half.
But after staking out the display for several weeks, the aquarists decided as a last resort to take it apart rock by rock.
Halfway through the process the terrifying perpetrator was finally revealed - a giant reef worm (Eunice aphroditois).
Staff eventually lured it out with fish scraps - but not before it BIT THROUGH a 20lb fishing line.
Curator Matt Slater said: "As part of our tropical marine displays we have been painstakingly propagating a variety of corals. They are extremely slow-growing and every one we have lost to these attacks was a major blow.
"In the end it got so bad that I decided to literally take the display apart to find out who was responsible. I could hardly believe my eyes when I finally caught sight of the culprit.
"It really does look like something out of a horror movie! It's over four feet long with these bizarre-looking jaws. Having done some research we also discovered that it is covered with thousands of bristles which are capable of in...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HIPQRJPK
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Giant sea worm found to be eating coral reef at Blue Reef Aquarium, Newquay, Cornwall - Mar 2009
Editorial Use Only, No Merchandising or Advertising (No UK website usage unless fee is agreed - contact Toni Saint - 0207 239 8655 tsaint@rexfeatures.com)
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Rex Features ( 875232a )
The giant 4ft sea worm found to be eating coral reef at the Blue Reef Aquarium
Attack of the killer worm
ATTACK OF THE KILLER WORM
A giant killer WORM has been discovered in Cornwall.
The 4ft-long monster has been ravaging everything in its path at Newquay's Blue Reef Aquarium.
But luckily, the huge creepy crawly only has a taste for coral in a display tank at the west country attraction.
Staff were left scratching their heads as to why their popular reef display was being devastated over recent months.
They were left puzzled by violent attacks on their fragile living reefs - in some cases the corals had been literally cut in half.
But after staking out the display for several weeks, the aquarists decided as a last resort to take it apart rock by rock.
Halfway through the process the terrifying perpetrator was finally revealed - a giant reef worm (Eunice aphroditois).
Staff eventually lured it out with fish scraps - but not before it BIT THROUGH a 20lb fishing line.
Curator Matt Slater said: "As part of our tropical marine displays we have been painstakingly propagating a variety of corals. They are extremely slow-growing and every one we have lost to these attacks was a major blow.
"In the end it got so bad that I decided to literally take the display apart to find out who was responsible. I could hardly believe my eyes when I finally caught sight of the culprit.
"It really does look like something out of a horror movie! It's over four feet long with these bizarre-looking jaws. Having done some research we also discovered that it is covered with thousands of bristles which are capable of inflicting a sting resulting in permanent numbness'."
Matt ...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HIPQRJPK
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Prince William at the Barracuda Club on the night of a pub brawl, Newquay, Britain - 09 Feb 2008
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Rex Features ( 733650d )
Prince William with his friends, Prince William enjoys £1 Party Night with his closest friends, including Harry Aubrey-Fletcher in a club where a reveller was horrifically glassed an hour later.
Prince William at the Barracuda Club on the night of a pub brawl, Newquay, Britain - 09 Feb 2008
**EXCLUSIVE**
TEENAGER ATTACKED AT PRINCE WILLIAM'S £1-A-DRINK PUB
William the party Prince swopped his usual celeb packed London hangouts over the weekend for boozing in a £1-a-drink bar in Cornwall. Where, on the same evening, a fellow reveller had a broken bottle thrust in his face.
The second-in-line to the throne was at the Barracuda club, in Newquay, Cornwall, in the early hours of Saturday morning when the incident happened.
The Prince, 25, and friends spent three hours at the nightclub, which is renowned locally for its £1 party night, downing shots of 40% proof Aftershock and drinking alcopops and lager.
He was led out by security staff at around 1am, shortly before reveller Dan O'Callaghan, 19, was slashed in the face by a broken bottle after a fight broke out between two groups of people.
Three men were arrested in relation to the incident, which left O'Callaghan needing 35 stitches.
Two years ago a drinker at the same bar was notoriously beaten to death.
William had spent the evening with a number of friends who he was away with for the weekend. The group of eight also included Harry Aubrey-Fletcher - whose father is Lord Lieutenant of Buckinghamshire.
Clarence House confirmed that the Prince had already left the bar when the attack, described by police as "very nasty", took place.
During his stay in the resort in Cornwall Prince William and his friends were seen surfing at Watergate Bay and dining at Jamie Oliver's restaurant Fifteen.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/VMHAQQNS (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Prince William at the Barracuda Club on the night of a pub brawl, Newquay, Britain - 09 Feb 2008
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Rex Features ( 733650c )
Prince William with his friends, Prince William enjoys £1 Party Night with his closest friends, including Harry Aubrey-Fletcher in a club where a reveller was horrifically glassed an hour later.
Prince William at the Barracuda Club on the night of a pub brawl, Newquay, Britain - 09 Feb 2008
**EXCLUSIVE**
TEENAGER ATTACKED AT PRINCE WILLIAM'S £1-A-DRINK PUB
William the party Prince swopped his usual celeb packed London hangouts over the weekend for boozing in a £1-a-drink bar in Cornwall. Where, on the same evening, a fellow reveller had a broken bottle thrust in his face.
The second-in-line to the throne was at the Barracuda club, in Newquay, Cornwall, in the early hours of Saturday morning when the incident happened.
The Prince, 25, and friends spent three hours at the nightclub, which is renowned locally for its £1 party night, downing shots of 40% proof Aftershock and drinking alcopops and lager.
He was led out by security staff at around 1am, shortly before reveller Dan O'Callaghan, 19, was slashed in the face by a broken bottle after a fight broke out between two groups of people.
Three men were arrested in relation to the incident, which left O'Callaghan needing 35 stitches.
Two years ago a drinker at the same bar was notoriously beaten to death.
William had spent the evening with a number of friends who he was away with for the weekend. The group of eight also included Harry Aubrey-Fletcher - whose father is Lord Lieutenant of Buckinghamshire.
Clarence House confirmed that the Prince had already left the bar when the attack, described by police as "very nasty", took place.
During his stay in the resort in Cornwall Prince William and his friends were seen surfing at Watergate Bay and dining at Jamie Oliver's restaurant Fifteen.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/VMHAQQNS (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Prince William at the Barracuda Club on the night of a pub brawl, Newquay, Britain - 09 Feb 2008
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Rex Features ( 733650a )
Prince William with his friends, Prince William enjoys £1 Party Night with his closest friends, including Harry Aubrey-Fletcher in a club where a reveller was horrifically glassed an hour later.
Prince William at the Barracuda Club on the night of a pub brawl, Newquay, Britain - 09 Feb 2008
**EXCLUSIVE**
TEENAGER ATTACKED AT PRINCE WILLIAM'S £1-A-DRINK PUB
William the party Prince swopped his usual celeb packed London hangouts over the weekend for boozing in a £1-a-drink bar in Cornwall. Where, on the same evening, a fellow reveller had a broken bottle thrust in his face.
The second-in-line to the throne was at the Barracuda club, in Newquay, Cornwall, in the early hours of Saturday morning when the incident happened.
The Prince, 25, and friends spent three hours at the nightclub, which is renowned locally for its £1 party night, downing shots of 40% proof Aftershock and drinking alcopops and lager.
He was led out by security staff at around 1am, shortly before reveller Dan O'Callaghan, 19, was slashed in the face by a broken bottle after a fight broke out between two groups of people.
Three men were arrested in relation to the incident, which left O'Callaghan needing 35 stitches.
Two years ago a drinker at the same bar was notoriously beaten to death.
William had spent the evening with a number of friends who he was away with for the weekend. The group of eight also included Harry Aubrey-Fletcher - whose father is Lord Lieutenant of Buckinghamshire.
Clarence House confirmed that the Prince had already left the bar when the attack, described by police as "very nasty", took place.
During his stay in the resort in Cornwall Prince William and his friends were seen surfing at Watergate Bay and dining at Jamie Oliver's restaurant Fifteen.
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