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PEOPLE - Brit Awards: Promis auf dem Roten Teppich
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Freya Ridings
40th Brit Awards, Arrivals, Fashion Highlights, The O2 Arena, London, UK - 18 Feb 2020
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PEOPLE - Brit Awards: Promis auf dem Roten Teppich
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Freya Ridings
40th Brit Awards, Arrivals, The O2 Arena, London, UK - 18 Feb 2020
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PEOPLE - Promis an der 'A Star is Born' Film Premiere in London
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Freya Ridings
'A Star Is Born' film premiere, London, UK - 27 Sep 2018
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PEOPLE: Donna Air mit ihrer Tochter Kaya unterwegs in London
19.SEPT.2015 - LONDON - UK
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TV PERSONALITY DONNA AIR TAKES AN EVENING STROLL WITH HER DAUGHTER FREYA THROUGH CHELSEA
BYLINE MUST READ : XPOSUREPHOTOS.COM
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PEOPLE: Donna Air mit ihrer Tochter Kaya unterwegs in London
19.SEPT.2015 - LONDON - UK
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TV PERSONALITY DONNA AIR TAKES AN EVENING STROLL WITH HER DAUGHTER FREYA THROUGH CHELSEA
BYLINE MUST READ : XPOSUREPHOTOS.COM
***UK CLIENTS - PICTURES CONTAINING CHILDREN PLEASE PIXELATE FACE PRIOR TO PUBLICATION***
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PEOPLE: Donna Air mit ihrer Tochter Kaya unterwegs in London
19.SEPT.2015 - LONDON - UK
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TV PERSONALITY DONNA AIR TAKES AN EVENING STROLL WITH HER DAUGHTER FREYA THROUGH CHELSEA
BYLINE MUST READ : XPOSUREPHOTOS.COM
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PEOPLE: Donna Air mit ihrer Tochter Kaya unterwegs in London
19.SEPT.2015 - LONDON - UK
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TV PERSONALITY DONNA AIR TAKES AN EVENING STROLL WITH HER DAUGHTER FREYA THROUGH CHELSEA
BYLINE MUST READ : XPOSUREPHOTOS.COM
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PEOPLE: Donna Air mit ihrer Tochter Kaya unterwegs in London
19.SEPT.2015 - LONDON - UK
** EXCLUSIVE ALL ROUND PICTURES **
TV PERSONALITY DONNA AIR TAKES AN EVENING STROLL WITH HER DAUGHTER FREYA THROUGH CHELSEA
BYLINE MUST READ : XPOSUREPHOTOS.COM
***UK CLIENTS - PICTURES CONTAINING CHILDREN PLEASE PIXELATE FACE PRIOR TO PUBLICATION***
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Fundraising means toddler with brain tumour can undergo proton treatment in America, Wales - 18 Feb 2015
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Dimitris Legakis/REX (4449952j)
Freya Bevan
Fundraising means toddler with brain tumour can undergo proton treatment in America, Wales - 18 Feb 2015
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/q14u
A toddler from Wales with a rare brain tumour is to undergo pioneering treatment in America after wellwishers donated over GBP 100,000. Two-year-old Freya Bevan and her parents John-Paul and Katherine are set to travel to Oklahoma where she will undergo proton beam therapy for three months. Freya was diagnosed with a PNET tumour last year and has already undergone surgery and chemotherapy. However, part of her tumour remains and doctors have said that proton therapy is their best bet. As the treatment is not available in the UK, and the Bevan's application for funding was turned down, they had to turn to fundraising in order to raise the money. Wellwishers donated thousands and the fund was also given a boost by the parents of Olivia Stanca.
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Fundraising means toddler with brain tumour can undergo proton treatment in America, Wales - 18 Feb 2015
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Dimitris Legakis/REX (4449952i)
Freya Bevan with parents Katherine and John Paul
Fundraising means toddler with brain tumour can undergo proton treatment in America, Wales - 18 Feb 2015
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/q14u
A toddler from Wales with a rare brain tumour is to undergo pioneering treatment in America after wellwishers donated over GBP 100,000. Two-year-old Freya Bevan and her parents John-Paul and Katherine are set to travel to Oklahoma where she will undergo proton beam therapy for three months. Freya was diagnosed with a PNET tumour last year and has already undergone surgery and chemotherapy. However, part of her tumour remains and doctors have said that proton therapy is their best bet. As the treatment is not available in the UK, and the Bevan's application for funding was turned down, they had to turn to fundraising in order to raise the money. Wellwishers donated thousands and the fund was also given a boost by the parents of Olivia Stanca.
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Fundraising means toddler with brain tumour can undergo proton treatment in America, Wales - 18 Feb 2015
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Dimitris Legakis/REX (4449952h)
Freya Bevan
Fundraising means toddler with brain tumour can undergo proton treatment in America, Wales - 18 Feb 2015
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/q14u
A toddler from Wales with a rare brain tumour is to undergo pioneering treatment in America after wellwishers donated over GBP 100,000. Two-year-old Freya Bevan and her parents John-Paul and Katherine are set to travel to Oklahoma where she will undergo proton beam therapy for three months. Freya was diagnosed with a PNET tumour last year and has already undergone surgery and chemotherapy. However, part of her tumour remains and doctors have said that proton therapy is their best bet. As the treatment is not available in the UK, and the Bevan's application for funding was turned down, they had to turn to fundraising in order to raise the money. Wellwishers donated thousands and the fund was also given a boost by the parents of Olivia Stanca.
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Fundraising means toddler with brain tumour can undergo proton treatment in America, Wales - 18 Feb 2015
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Dimitris Legakis/REX (4449952g)
Freya Bevan with parents Katherine and John Paul
Fundraising means toddler with brain tumour can undergo proton treatment in America, Wales - 18 Feb 2015
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/q14u
A toddler from Wales with a rare brain tumour is to undergo pioneering treatment in America after wellwishers donated over GBP 100,000. Two-year-old Freya Bevan and her parents John-Paul and Katherine are set to travel to Oklahoma where she will undergo proton beam therapy for three months. Freya was diagnosed with a PNET tumour last year and has already undergone surgery and chemotherapy. However, part of her tumour remains and doctors have said that proton therapy is their best bet. As the treatment is not available in the UK, and the Bevan's application for funding was turned down, they had to turn to fundraising in order to raise the money. Wellwishers donated thousands and the fund was also given a boost by the parents of Olivia Stanca.
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Fundraising means toddler with brain tumour can undergo proton treatment in America, Wales - 18 Feb 2015
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Dimitris Legakis/REX (4449952f)
Freya Bevan
Fundraising means toddler with brain tumour can undergo proton treatment in America, Wales - 18 Feb 2015
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/q14u
A toddler from Wales with a rare brain tumour is to undergo pioneering treatment in America after wellwishers donated over GBP 100,000. Two-year-old Freya Bevan and her parents John-Paul and Katherine are set to travel to Oklahoma where she will undergo proton beam therapy for three months. Freya was diagnosed with a PNET tumour last year and has already undergone surgery and chemotherapy. However, part of her tumour remains and doctors have said that proton therapy is their best bet. As the treatment is not available in the UK, and the Bevan's application for funding was turned down, they had to turn to fundraising in order to raise the money. Wellwishers donated thousands and the fund was also given a boost by the parents of Olivia Stanca.
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Fundraising means toddler with brain tumour can undergo proton treatment in America, Wales - 18 Feb 2015
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Dimitris Legakis/REX (4449952c)
Freya Bevan
Fundraising means toddler with brain tumour can undergo proton treatment in America, Wales - 18 Feb 2015
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/q14u
A toddler from Wales with a rare brain tumour is to undergo pioneering treatment in America after wellwishers donated over GBP 100,000. Two-year-old Freya Bevan and her parents John-Paul and Katherine are set to travel to Oklahoma where she will undergo proton beam therapy for three months. Freya was diagnosed with a PNET tumour last year and has already undergone surgery and chemotherapy. However, part of her tumour remains and doctors have said that proton therapy is their best bet. As the treatment is not available in the UK, and the Bevan's application for funding was turned down, they had to turn to fundraising in order to raise the money. Wellwishers donated thousands and the fund was also given a boost by the parents of Olivia Stanca.
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Fundraising means toddler with brain tumour can undergo proton treatment in America, Wales - 18 Feb 2015
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Dimitris Legakis/REX (4449952b)
Freya Bevan with parents Katherine and John Paul
Fundraising means toddler with brain tumour can undergo proton treatment in America, Wales - 18 Feb 2015
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/q14u
A toddler from Wales with a rare brain tumour is to undergo pioneering treatment in America after wellwishers donated over GBP 100,000. Two-year-old Freya Bevan and her parents John-Paul and Katherine are set to travel to Oklahoma where she will undergo proton beam therapy for three months. Freya was diagnosed with a PNET tumour last year and has already undergone surgery and chemotherapy. However, part of her tumour remains and doctors have said that proton therapy is their best bet. As the treatment is not available in the UK, and the Bevan's application for funding was turned down, they had to turn to fundraising in order to raise the money. Wellwishers donated thousands and the fund was also given a boost by the parents of Olivia Stanca.
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Wales Rugby Team Travel to Scotland, Britain - 13 Feb 2015
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Huw Evans/REX (4432618a)
The Welsh rugby team gather for a group picture with Freya Bevan and her family to support The Freya Bevan Trust Fund which has been established to raise awareness of Freya's case and to raise substantial funds to support Freya for every eventuality.
Wales Rugby Team Travel to Scotland, Britain - 13 Feb 2015
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Scottish BAFTA Awards, Glasgow, Scotland, Britain - 16 Nov 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Robert Perry/REX (4244751ap)
Freya Mavor
Scottish BAFTA Awards, Glasgow, Scotland, Britain - 16 Nov 2014
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Scottish BAFTA Awards, Glasgow, Scotland, Britain - 16 Nov 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Robert Perry/REX (4244751ao)
Freya Mavor
Scottish BAFTA Awards, Glasgow, Scotland, Britain - 16 Nov 2014
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Scottish BAFTA Awards, Glasgow, Scotland, Britain - 16 Nov 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Robert Perry/REX (4244751ah)
Freya Mavor
Scottish BAFTA Awards, Glasgow, Scotland, Britain - 16 Nov 2014
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Cardboard Couture, Strode College, Somerset, Britain - Sep 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Ruth Walker / Rex Features (2181089k)
Cardboard Couture: Students Create Box Fresh Fashions
Talk about box fresh - these outfits are the latest in cardboard couture.
They are the work of students at Somerset's Strode College, who were given just a day and a half to creating the wacky costumes and present them on the catwalk.
As part of a project in their first week at college, the 16-18-year-olds worked in groups to come up with designs ranging from Rio carnival-influenced to a flowing outfit based on a peacock.
There are also quirky efforts with names including Roman Angel, Shakespearian Axeman and Trojan Fish.
Duncan Cameron, Strode College's Sculpture Teacher, said: "We always kick of the year with a project to warm up the students' creativity after the summer holidays and to get them working together.
"They've shown great design and construction skills and created some fantastic costumes using only recycled cardboard, brown tape, paper and string. We've had a great time working with them - watching their ideas develop and their confidence grow."
Students who worked on the cardboard costumes for the September 2012 show are studying Art and Design Level 3 Extended Diploma and Art and Design Foundation pre-degree Diploma.
MUST CREDIT: Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/CWRSBRXSE (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Cardboard Couture, Strode College, Somerset, Britain - Sep 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Ruth Walker / Rex Features (2181089h)
Angel, modelled by Freya Steel of Wells
Cardboard Couture: Students Create Box Fresh Fashions
Talk about box fresh - these outfits are the latest in cardboard couture.
They are the work of students at Somerset's Strode College, who were given just a day and a half to creating the wacky costumes and present them on the catwalk.
As part of a project in their first week at college, the 16-18-year-olds worked in groups to come up with designs ranging from Rio carnival-influenced to a flowing outfit based on a peacock.
There are also quirky efforts with names including Roman Angel, Shakespearian Axeman and Trojan Fish.
Duncan Cameron, Strode College's Sculpture Teacher, said: "We always kick of the year with a project to warm up the students' creativity after the summer holidays and to get them working together.
"They've shown great design and construction skills and created some fantastic costumes using only recycled cardboard, brown tape, paper and string. We've had a great time working with them - watching their ideas develop and their confidence grow."
Students who worked on the cardboard costumes for the September 2012 show are studying Art and Design Level 3 Extended Diploma and Art and Design Foundation pre-degree Diploma.
MUST CREDIT: Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/CWRSBRXSE (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Toy sculptures by Freya Jobbins, America - 02 Nov 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Freya Jobbins / Rex Features (1945117k)
Arnee
Toy Sculptures by Freya Jobbins
One child's junk is someone else's (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Toy sculptures by Freya Jobbins, America - 02 Nov 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Freya Jobbins / Rex Features (1945117e)
Toy Sculptures by Freya Jobbins
One child's junk is someone else's (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Toy sculptures by Freya Jobbins, America - 02 Nov 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Freya Jobbins / Rex Features (1945117j)
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Toy Sculptures by Freya Jobbins
One child's junk is someone else's (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Toy sculptures by Freya Jobbins, America - 02 Nov 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Freya Jobbins / Rex Features (1945117i)
Zeus Optimus Maximus Man-Whore
Toy Sculptures by Freya Jobbins
One child's junk is someone else's (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Toy sculptures by Freya Jobbins, America - 02 Nov 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Freya Jobbins / Rex Features (1945117h)
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Toy Sculptures by Freya Jobbins
One child's junk is someone else's (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Toy sculptures by Freya Jobbins, America - 02 Nov 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Freya Jobbins / Rex Features (1945117f)
Freya Jobbins
Toy Sculptures by Freya Jobbins
One child's junk is someone else's (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Toy sculptures by Freya Jobbins, America - 02 Nov 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Freya Jobbins / Rex Features (1945117g)
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Toy Sculptures by Freya Jobbins
One child's junk is someone else's (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Toy sculptures by Freya Jobbins, America - 02 Nov 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Freya Jobbins / Rex Features (1945117d)
Toy Sculptures by Freya Jobbins
One child's junk is someone else's (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
Zusammenstellung: Highlights 2012 - Kitsch, Kunst und verrückte Ideen
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Toy sculptures by Freya Jobbins, America - 02 Nov 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Freya Jobbins / Rex Features (1945117c)
Toy Sculptures by Freya Jobbins
One child's junk is someone else's (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Toy sculptures by Freya Jobbins, America - 02 Nov 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Freya Jobbins / Rex Features (1945117b)
Toy Sculptures by Freya Jobbins
One child's junk is someone else's (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Toy sculptures by Freya Jobbins, America - 02 Nov 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Freya Jobbins / Rex Features (1945117a)
Dear old Darth
Toy Sculptures by Freya Jobbins
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Cabinet Meeting in Downing Street, London, Britain - 16 Oct 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Steve Back / Rex Features (1924351f)
Downing St. Cat Fight
The claws were well and truly out in Downing Street this morning.
The fur flew when Larry the cat, belonging to Prime Minister David Cameron, and Chancellor George Osborne's cat Freya decided to slug it out.
Following on a long tradition of disputes between those at No. 10 and No. 11 Downing Street, the proud pusses were seen settling their difference the old fashioned way.
And it was poor old Larry who seemed to come off worse - getting a paw to the throat from Freya
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/IZORXQXUM (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Cabinet Meeting in Downing Street, London, Britain - 16 Oct 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Steve Back / Rex Features (1924351e)
Downing St. Cat Fight
The claws were well and truly out in Downing Street this morning.
The fur flew when Larry the cat, belonging to Prime Minister David Cameron, and Chancellor George Osborne's cat Freya decided to slug it out.
Following on a long tradition of disputes between those at No. 10 and No. 11 Downing Street, the proud pusses were seen settling their difference the old fashioned way.
And it was poor old Larry who seemed to come off worse - getting a paw to the throat from Freya
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/IZORXQXUM (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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The 2012 London Olympic Games, Athletics, Marathon, Britain - 05 Aug 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Rex Features (1810202d)
Women's Marathon - Freya Murray near St Paul's Cathedral
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The 2012 London Olympic Games, Athletics, Marathon, Britain - 05 Aug 2012
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Women's Marathon - Freya Murray near St Paul's Cathedral
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The 2012 London Olympic Games, Athletics, Marathon, Britain - 05 Aug 2012
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Women's Marathon - Freya Murray near St Paul's Cathedral
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Swarovski Crystallized Insigned Model Search party, London, Britain - 26 Jan 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Rex Features (1551327ba)
Helena Christensen wearing Stella McCartney with Swarovski Crystallized Unsigned Model Search winners Reece Sanders and Freya McHugh and Elisabeth Stark
Swarovski Crystallized Insigned Model Search party, London, Britain - 26 Jan 2012
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Swarovski Crystallized Insigned Model Search party, London, Britain - 26 Jan 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Rex Features (1551327bb)
Helena Christensen wearing Stella McCartney with Swarovski Crystallized Unsigned Model Search winners Reece Sanders and Freya McHugh
Swarovski Crystallized Insigned Model Search party, London, Britain - 26 Jan 2012
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Swarovski Crystallized Insigned Model Search party, London, Britain - 26 Jan 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Rex Features (1551327az)
Helena Christensen wearing Stella McCartney with Swarovski Crystallized Unsigned Model Search winners Reece Sanders and Freya McHugh
Swarovski Crystallized Insigned Model Search party, London, Britain - 26 Jan 2012
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Swarovski Crystallized Insigned Model Search party, London, Britain - 26 Jan 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Rex Features (1551327ah)
Helena Christensen wears Stella McCartney and Swarovski with winners Freya McHugh and Reece Sanders
Swarovski Crystallized Insigned Model Search party, London, Britain - 26 Jan 2012
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Britain's smallest mum, Karina White, Bolton, Britain - Jul 2009
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Jeremy Durkin / Rex Features ( 1004596r )
Mini mum Karina White while pregnant with baby Freya and her husband Paul
Britain's smallest mum, Karina White, Bolton, Britain - Jul 2009
BRITAIN'S SMALLEST MUM
She's not much taller than the average five-year-old so Karina White is used to people assuming the tot she's pushing is her baby sister.
But the 3ft 9ins mum delights in telling them the little girl is in fact hers - even more so because Karina was told her tiny size meant she could never be a mum.
It was feared that her little frame, which is caused by a rare growth condition, would not support a pregnancy bump.
However, Karina, 33, proved them all wrong when she fell pregnant last January.
Baby Freya was delivered by emergency C section on 17 August last year at 33 weeks.
Seven weeks premature, she weighed just 3lb 8oz and was kept in hospital for 12 weeks, finally going home in November last year.
Now doting mum Karina, who can only just see over the handlebars of her pram, says baby Freya has made her dreams come true.
Even the attention they receive from strangers, who do a double take when they see what they think is a young girl pushing a pram, doesn't bother her.
"They can look, I'm happy to show my gorgeous daughter off to the world," smiles Karina.
"Usually when they see my face close up they realise the mistake and look embarrassed, which is a shame because I'm not embarrassed at all".
Now eight months old, baby Freya, who has inherited the same growth condition as her mum, weighs 9lb 1oz - the same size as some newborns.
However, Karina and her husband Paul, 38, love being parents so much they haven't ruled out having another one.
"Yes it's tough, but what new mum doesn't say that. She is the centre of our world and such a happy little girl," says Karina.
Baby Freya's birth really was a dream come true for...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HPWFJKJW
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Britain's smallest mum, Karina White, Bolton, Britain - Jul 2009
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Jeremy Durkin / Rex Features ( 1004596v )
Mini mum Karina White and husband Paul out walking with baby Freya in her special pram
Britain's smallest mum, Karina White, Bolton, Britain - Jul 2009
BRITAIN'S SMALLEST MUM
She's not much taller than the average five-year-old so Karina White is used to people assuming the tot she's pushing is her baby sister.
But the 3ft 9ins mum delights in telling them the little girl is in fact hers - even more so because Karina was told her tiny size meant she could never be a mum.
It was feared that her little frame, which is caused by a rare growth condition, would not support a pregnancy bump.
However, Karina, 33, proved them all wrong when she fell pregnant last January.
Baby Freya was delivered by emergency C section on 17 August last year at 33 weeks.
Seven weeks premature, she weighed just 3lb 8oz and was kept in hospital for 12 weeks, finally going home in November last year.
Now doting mum Karina, who can only just see over the handlebars of her pram, says baby Freya has made her dreams come true.
Even the attention they receive from strangers, who do a double take when they see what they think is a young girl pushing a pram, doesn't bother her.
"They can look, I'm happy to show my gorgeous daughter off to the world," smiles Karina.
"Usually when they see my face close up they realise the mistake and look embarrassed, which is a shame because I'm not embarrassed at all".
Now eight months old, baby Freya, who has inherited the same growth condition as her mum, weighs 9lb 1oz - the same size as some newborns.
However, Karina and her husband Paul, 38, love being parents so much they haven't ruled out having another one.
"Yes it's tough, but what new mum doesn't say that. She is the centre of our world and such a happy little girl," says Karina.
Baby Freya's birth really was a dream ...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HPWFJKJW
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Britain's smallest mum, Karina White, Bolton, Britain - Jul 2009
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Jeremy Durkin / Rex Features ( 1004596m )
Mini mum Karina White with daughter Freya
Britain's smallest mum, Karina White, Bolton, Britain - Jul 2009
BRITAIN'S SMALLEST MUM
She's not much taller than the average five-year-old so Karina White is used to people assuming the tot she's pushing is her baby sister.
But the 3ft 9ins mum delights in telling them the little girl is in fact hers - even more so because Karina was told her tiny size meant she could never be a mum.
It was feared that her little frame, which is caused by a rare growth condition, would not support a pregnancy bump.
However, Karina, 33, proved them all wrong when she fell pregnant last January.
Baby Freya was delivered by emergency C section on 17 August last year at 33 weeks.
Seven weeks premature, she weighed just 3lb 8oz and was kept in hospital for 12 weeks, finally going home in November last year.
Now doting mum Karina, who can only just see over the handlebars of her pram, says baby Freya has made her dreams come true.
Even the attention they receive from strangers, who do a double take when they see what they think is a young girl pushing a pram, doesn't bother her.
"They can look, I'm happy to show my gorgeous daughter off to the world," smiles Karina.
"Usually when they see my face close up they realise the mistake and look embarrassed, which is a shame because I'm not embarrassed at all".
Now eight months old, baby Freya, who has inherited the same growth condition as her mum, weighs 9lb 1oz - the same size as some newborns.
However, Karina and her husband Paul, 38, love being parents so much they haven't ruled out having another one.
"Yes it's tough, but what new mum doesn't say that. She is the centre of our world and such a happy little girl," says Karina.
Baby Freya's birth really was a dream come true for Karina and Paul, who at 5ft 9in...
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Britain's smallest mum, Karina White, Bolton, Britain - Jul 2009
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Jeremy Durkin / Rex Features ( 1004596l )
Mini mum Karina White with daughter Freya
Britain's smallest mum, Karina White, Bolton, Britain - Jul 2009
BRITAIN'S SMALLEST MUM
She's not much taller than the average five-year-old so Karina White is used to people assuming the tot she's pushing is her baby sister.
But the 3ft 9ins mum delights in telling them the little girl is in fact hers - even more so because Karina was told her tiny size meant she could never be a mum.
It was feared that her little frame, which is caused by a rare growth condition, would not support a pregnancy bump.
However, Karina, 33, proved them all wrong when she fell pregnant last January.
Baby Freya was delivered by emergency C section on 17 August last year at 33 weeks.
Seven weeks premature, she weighed just 3lb 8oz and was kept in hospital for 12 weeks, finally going home in November last year.
Now doting mum Karina, who can only just see over the handlebars of her pram, says baby Freya has made her dreams come true.
Even the attention they receive from strangers, who do a double take when they see what they think is a young girl pushing a pram, doesn't bother her.
"They can look, I'm happy to show my gorgeous daughter off to the world," smiles Karina.
"Usually when they see my face close up they realise the mistake and look embarrassed, which is a shame because I'm not embarrassed at all".
Now eight months old, baby Freya, who has inherited the same growth condition as her mum, weighs 9lb 1oz - the same size as some newborns.
However, Karina and her husband Paul, 38, love being parents so much they haven't ruled out having another one.
"Yes it's tough, but what new mum doesn't say that. She is the centre of our world and such a happy little girl," says Karina.
Baby Freya's birth really was a dream come true for Karina and Paul, who at 5ft 9in...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HPWFJKJW
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Britain's smallest mum, Karina White, Bolton, Britain - Jul 2009
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Jeremy Durkin / Rex Features ( 1004596j )
Mini mum Karina White with daughter Freya and husband Paul
Britain's smallest mum, Karina White, Bolton, Britain - Jul 2009
BRITAIN'S SMALLEST MUM
She's not much taller than the average five-year-old so Karina White is used to people assuming the tot she's pushing is her baby sister.
But the 3ft 9ins mum delights in telling them the little girl is in fact hers - even more so because Karina was told her tiny size meant she could never be a mum.
It was feared that her little frame, which is caused by a rare growth condition, would not support a pregnancy bump.
However, Karina, 33, proved them all wrong when she fell pregnant last January.
Baby Freya was delivered by emergency C section on 17 August last year at 33 weeks.
Seven weeks premature, she weighed just 3lb 8oz and was kept in hospital for 12 weeks, finally going home in November last year.
Now doting mum Karina, who can only just see over the handlebars of her pram, says baby Freya has made her dreams come true.
Even the attention they receive from strangers, who do a double take when they see what they think is a young girl pushing a pram, doesn't bother her.
"They can look, I'm happy to show my gorgeous daughter off to the world," smiles Karina.
"Usually when they see my face close up they realise the mistake and look embarrassed, which is a shame because I'm not embarrassed at all".
Now eight months old, baby Freya, who has inherited the same growth condition as her mum, weighs 9lb 1oz - the same size as some newborns.
However, Karina and her husband Paul, 38, love being parents so much they haven't ruled out having another one.
"Yes it's tough, but what new mum doesn't say that. She is the centre of our world and such a happy little girl," says Karina.
Baby Freya's birth really was a dream come true for Karina and Pau...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HPWFJKJW
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Britain's smallest mum, Karina White, Bolton, Britain - Jul 2009
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Jeremy Durkin / Rex Features ( 1004596e )
Mini mum Karina White out walking with baby Freya in her special pram, which she can just see over
Britain's smallest mum, Karina White, Bolton, Britain - Jul 2009
BRITAIN'S SMALLEST MUM
She's not much taller than the average five-year-old so Karina White is used to people assuming the tot she's pushing is her baby sister.
But the 3ft 9ins mum delights in telling them the little girl is in fact hers - even more so because Karina was told her tiny size meant she could never be a mum.
It was feared that her little frame, which is caused by a rare growth condition, would not support a pregnancy bump.
However, Karina, 33, proved them all wrong when she fell pregnant last January.
Baby Freya was delivered by emergency C section on 17 August last year at 33 weeks.
Seven weeks premature, she weighed just 3lb 8oz and was kept in hospital for 12 weeks, finally going home in November last year.
Now doting mum Karina, who can only just see over the handlebars of her pram, says baby Freya has made her dreams come true.
Even the attention they receive from strangers, who do a double take when they see what they think is a young girl pushing a pram, doesn't bother her.
"They can look, I'm happy to show my gorgeous daughter off to the world," smiles Karina.
"Usually when they see my face close up they realise the mistake and look embarrassed, which is a shame because I'm not embarrassed at all".
Now eight months old, baby Freya, who has inherited the same growth condition as her mum, weighs 9lb 1oz - the same size as some newborns.
However, Karina and her husband Paul, 38, love being parents so much they haven't ruled out having another one.
"Yes it's tough, but what new mum doesn't say that. She is the centre of our world and such a happy little girl," says Karina.
Baby Freya's birth really ...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HPWFJKJW
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Britain's smallest mum, Karina White, Bolton, Britain - Jul 2009
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Jeremy Durkin / Rex Features ( 1004596i )
Mini mum Karina White with daughter Freya
Britain's smallest mum, Karina White, Bolton, Britain - Jul 2009
BRITAIN'S SMALLEST MUM
She's not much taller than the average five-year-old so Karina White is used to people assuming the tot she's pushing is her baby sister.
But the 3ft 9ins mum delights in telling them the little girl is in fact hers - even more so because Karina was told her tiny size meant she could never be a mum.
It was feared that her little frame, which is caused by a rare growth condition, would not support a pregnancy bump.
However, Karina, 33, proved them all wrong when she fell pregnant last January.
Baby Freya was delivered by emergency C section on 17 August last year at 33 weeks.
Seven weeks premature, she weighed just 3lb 8oz and was kept in hospital for 12 weeks, finally going home in November last year.
Now doting mum Karina, who can only just see over the handlebars of her pram, says baby Freya has made her dreams come true.
Even the attention they receive from strangers, who do a double take when they see what they think is a young girl pushing a pram, doesn't bother her.
"They can look, I'm happy to show my gorgeous daughter off to the world," smiles Karina.
"Usually when they see my face close up they realise the mistake and look embarrassed, which is a shame because I'm not embarrassed at all".
Now eight months old, baby Freya, who has inherited the same growth condition as her mum, weighs 9lb 1oz - the same size as some newborns.
However, Karina and her husband Paul, 38, love being parents so much they haven't ruled out having another one.
"Yes it's tough, but what new mum doesn't say that. She is the centre of our world and such a happy little girl," says Karina.
Baby Freya's birth really was a dream come true for Karina and Paul, who at 5ft 9in...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HPWFJKJW
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Britain's smallest mum, Karina White, Bolton, Britain - Jul 2009
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Jeremy Durkin / Rex Features ( 1004596c )
Mini mum Karina White with daughter Freya and husband Paul
Britain's smallest mum, Karina White, Bolton, Britain - Jul 2009
BRITAIN'S SMALLEST MUM
She's not much taller than the average five-year-old so Karina White is used to people assuming the tot she's pushing is her baby sister.
But the 3ft 9ins mum delights in telling them the little girl is in fact hers - even more so because Karina was told her tiny size meant she could never be a mum.
It was feared that her little frame, which is caused by a rare growth condition, would not support a pregnancy bump.
However, Karina, 33, proved them all wrong when she fell pregnant last January.
Baby Freya was delivered by emergency C section on 17 August last year at 33 weeks.
Seven weeks premature, she weighed just 3lb 8oz and was kept in hospital for 12 weeks, finally going home in November last year.
Now doting mum Karina, who can only just see over the handlebars of her pram, says baby Freya has made her dreams come true.
Even the attention they receive from strangers, who do a double take when they see what they think is a young girl pushing a pram, doesn't bother her.
"They can look, I'm happy to show my gorgeous daughter off to the world," smiles Karina.
"Usually when they see my face close up they realise the mistake and look embarrassed, which is a shame because I'm not embarrassed at all".
Now eight months old, baby Freya, who has inherited the same growth condition as her mum, weighs 9lb 1oz - the same size as some newborns.
However, Karina and her husband Paul, 38, love being parents so much they haven't ruled out having another one.
"Yes it's tough, but what new mum doesn't say that. She is the centre of our world and such a happy little girl," says Karina.
Baby Freya's birth really was a dream come true for Karina and Pau...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HPWFJKJW
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Britain's smallest mum, Karina White, Bolton, Britain - Jul 2009
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Jeremy Durkin / Rex Features ( 1004596b )
Mini mum Karina White with daughter Freya
Britain's smallest mum, Karina White, Bolton, Britain - Jul 2009
BRITAIN'S SMALLEST MUM
She's not much taller than the average five-year-old so Karina White is used to people assuming the tot she's pushing is her baby sister.
But the 3ft 9ins mum delights in telling them the little girl is in fact hers - even more so because Karina was told her tiny size meant she could never be a mum.
It was feared that her little frame, which is caused by a rare growth condition, would not support a pregnancy bump.
However, Karina, 33, proved them all wrong when she fell pregnant last January.
Baby Freya was delivered by emergency C section on 17 August last year at 33 weeks.
Seven weeks premature, she weighed just 3lb 8oz and was kept in hospital for 12 weeks, finally going home in November last year.
Now doting mum Karina, who can only just see over the handlebars of her pram, says baby Freya has made her dreams come true.
Even the attention they receive from strangers, who do a double take when they see what they think is a young girl pushing a pram, doesn't bother her.
"They can look, I'm happy to show my gorgeous daughter off to the world," smiles Karina.
"Usually when they see my face close up they realise the mistake and look embarrassed, which is a shame because I'm not embarrassed at all".
Now eight months old, baby Freya, who has inherited the same growth condition as her mum, weighs 9lb 1oz - the same size as some newborns.
However, Karina and her husband Paul, 38, love being parents so much they haven't ruled out having another one.
"Yes it's tough, but what new mum doesn't say that. She is the centre of our world and such a happy little girl," says Karina.
Baby Freya's birth really was a dream come true for Karina and Paul, who at 5ft 9in...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HPWFJKJW
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