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Michael Jackson: The Official Exhibition O2 Bubble. London, Britain - 26 Oct 2009
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Michael Jackson: The Official Exhibition O2 Bubble. London, Britain - 26 Oct 2009
A host of memorabilia has gone display at the O2 Bubble in London as part of 'Michael Jackson: The Official Exhibition'. The exhibition includes more than 250 items from Jackson's estate, some of which have never been seen by the public before. Some of the personal items on display include a gilded throne, a bejewelled crown and a green rocketship. There are also numerous stage costumes and outfits, including a selection of the king of pop's famous signature gloves. Visitors to the exhibition can listen to some of Jackson's best-known hits as they wander beneath an arch that used to stand at Jackson's fairytale Neverland ranch. The display will open to the public on Wednesday (28 October) - the same day that Jackson's 'This Is It' film premieres around the world. The documentary contains footage showing Jackson's final months as he prepared for his comeback gigs.
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Beatles' George Harrison faked autographs of John, Paul and Ringo in order to give dying girl the biggest thrill of her short life - 01 May 2009
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Beatles photographer signed, on behalf of all band members, by George Harrison
Beatles' George Harrison faked autographs of John, Paul and Ringo in order to give dying girl the biggest thrill of her short life - 01 May 2009
As a last gift before her young body succumbed to leukaemia in the 1960s, Ann Bartlett was presented with a signed photograph of her idols, The Beatles. However, guitarist George Harrison had to become a master forger and fake the autographs of his fellow bandmates in order to give the dying girl the biggest thrill of her short life. The very slight differences - when compared with authenticated signatures - mean experts and the auction house think it probable that they were forged by the lead guitarist in order not to disappoint a young leukaemia victim, one of the group's biggest fans The photographs will be going under the hammer at auctioneers' Keys' sale at Aylsham and are being sold together, with keen interest from prospective bidders. The guide price is GBP 1,000 to GBP 1,200, with all proceeds going to fund research at the UEA
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Turner Prize 2008 press preview, Tate Britain, London, Britain - 29 Sep 2008
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Turner Prize 2008 press preview, Tate Britain, London, Britain - 29 Sep 2008
This year's nominees for the Turner Prize have gone on show at the Tate Britain in London. The exhibition features work by this year's four shortlisted artists: Runa Islam, Mark Leckey, Goshka Macuga and Cathy Wilkes. These four are all competing for the Turner accolade, which is given to outstanding projects by UK artists aged under 50. The winner of the (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Historical musical items to be sold at a Rock and Pop Memorabilia Auction, Christie's, London, Britain - Jun 2008
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John Lennon and Yoko Ono - The Lyrics to Give Peace a Chance, Estimate: GBP 200,000-300,000
Historical musical items to be sold at a Rock and Pop Memorabilia Auction, Christie's, London, Britain - Jun 2008
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Barney Pryor, who helped his pet Airedale terrier Gypsy give birth to a litter of 11 puppies - 07 Feb 2008
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Matthew Power / Rex Features ( 731793h )
Airedale terrier Gypsy with one of her puppies
Barney Pryor, who helped his pet Airedale terrier Gypsy give birth to a litter of 11 puppies - 07 Feb 2008
When sixth-former Barney Pryor woke up he thought it would be just other normal day, little did he realise that he would soon be in for a wuff time after having to leap into action as an emergency midwife.
Barney, 17, was just about to leave for school when he realised that the family's pregnant Airedale terrier Gypsy had gone into labour, three days earlier than expected.
Realising that the desperate dog needed a helping hand Barney went on the internet to see just exactly what he should do.
With no previous medical skills, Barney then had to help the second time mum by getting each of the puppies out of the sack they were born in before passing them onto Gypsy to clean.
The action happened in the laundry room of the family home and Barney, according to his mom Liz, used every towel in the house to assist in the messy business.
As Gypsy gave birth to pup after pup, plucky Barney stuck with his midwifery duties even though the whole process left him feeling a bit ill. He didn't let being unsure about what to do put him off either, after all, he comments, Gypsy looked even worse, so the pair of them "just got on with it".
Throughout the day Barney and Gypsy safely delivered puppy after puppy, and the number was up to six when his step brother Tom McGrellis came home at 3.30pm.
The puppy toll was up to eight by the time Liz got home and the final count was six girls and five boys. Something of a surprise as Gypsy had only given birth to one pup last time around.
But, it doesn't look like Barney's midwifery skills will be called on again, as this was the final time that Gypsy will be bred. News that has certainly come as a relief to Barney.
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Barney Pryor, who helped his pet Airedale terrier Gypsy give birth to a litter of 11 puppies - 07 Feb 2008
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Matthew Power / Rex Features ( 731793g )
The puppies Barney Prior helped to deliver
Barney Pryor, who helped his pet Airedale terrier Gypsy give birth to a litter of 11 puppies - 07 Feb 2008
When sixth-former Barney Pryor woke up he thought it would be just other normal day, little did he realise that he would soon be in for a wuff time after having to leap into action as an emergency midwife.
Barney, 17, was just about to leave for school when he realised that the family's pregnant Airedale terrier Gypsy had gone into labour, three days earlier than expected.
Realising that the desperate dog needed a helping hand Barney went on the internet to see just exactly what he should do.
With no previous medical skills, Barney then had to help the second time mum by getting each of the puppies out of the sack they were born in before passing them onto Gypsy to clean.
The action happened in the laundry room of the family home and Barney, according to his mom Liz, used every towel in the house to assist in the messy business.
As Gypsy gave birth to pup after pup, plucky Barney stuck with his midwifery duties even though the whole process left him feeling a bit ill. He didn't let being unsure about what to do put him off either, after all, he comments, Gypsy looked even worse, so the pair of them "just got on with it".
Throughout the day Barney and Gypsy safely delivered puppy after puppy, and the number was up to six when his step brother Tom McGrellis came home at 3.30pm.
The puppy toll was up to eight by the time Liz got home and the final count was six girls and five boys. Something of a surprise as Gypsy had only given birth to one pup last time around.
But, it doesn't look like Barney's midwifery skills will be called on again, as this was the final time that Gypsy will be bred. News that has certainly come as a relief to Barney.
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Barney Pryor, who helped his pet Airedale terrier Gypsy give birth to a litter of 11 puppies - 07 Feb 2008
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Matthew Power / Rex Features ( 731793f )
Airedale terrier Gypsy with her litter of puppies
Barney Pryor, who helped his pet Airedale terrier Gypsy give birth to a litter of 11 puppies - 07 Feb 2008
When sixth-former Barney Pryor woke up he thought it would be just other normal day, little did he realise that he would soon be in for a wuff time after having to leap into action as an emergency midwife.
Barney, 17, was just about to leave for school when he realised that the family's pregnant Airedale terrier Gypsy had gone into labour, three days earlier than expected.
Realising that the desperate dog needed a helping hand Barney went on the internet to see just exactly what he should do.
With no previous medical skills, Barney then had to help the second time mum by getting each of the puppies out of the sack they were born in before passing them onto Gypsy to clean.
The action happened in the laundry room of the family home and Barney, according to his mom Liz, used every towel in the house to assist in the messy business.
As Gypsy gave birth to pup after pup, plucky Barney stuck with his midwifery duties even though the whole process left him feeling a bit ill. He didn't let being unsure about what to do put him off either, after all, he comments, Gypsy looked even worse, so the pair of them "just got on with it".
Throughout the day Barney and Gypsy safely delivered puppy after puppy, and the number was up to six when his step brother Tom McGrellis came home at 3.30pm.
The puppy toll was up to eight by the time Liz got home and the final count was six girls and five boys. Something of a surprise as Gypsy had only given birth to one pup last time around.
But, it doesn't look like Barney's midwifery skills will be called on again, as this was the final time that Gypsy will be bred. News that has certainly come as a relief to Barney.
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Barney Pryor, who helped his pet Airedale terrier Gypsy give birth to a litter of 11 puppies - 07 Feb 2008
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Matthew Power / Rex Features ( 731793e )
Barney Pryor with the puppies he helped to deliver
Barney Pryor, who helped his pet Airedale terrier Gypsy give birth to a litter of 11 puppies - 07 Feb 2008
When sixth-former Barney Pryor woke up he thought it would be just other normal day, little did he realise that he would soon be in for a wuff time after having to leap into action as an emergency midwife.
Barney, 17, was just about to leave for school when he realised that the family's pregnant Airedale terrier Gypsy had gone into labour, three days earlier than expected.
Realising that the desperate dog needed a helping hand Barney went on the internet to see just exactly what he should do.
With no previous medical skills, Barney then had to help the second time mum by getting each of the puppies out of the sack they were born in before passing them onto Gypsy to clean.
The action happened in the laundry room of the family home and Barney, according to his mom Liz, used every towel in the house to assist in the messy business.
As Gypsy gave birth to pup after pup, plucky Barney stuck with his midwifery duties even though the whole process left him feeling a bit ill. He didn't let being unsure about what to do put him off either, after all, he comments, Gypsy looked even worse, so the pair of them "just got on with it".
Throughout the day Barney and Gypsy safely delivered puppy after puppy, and the number was up to six when his step brother Tom McGrellis came home at 3.30pm.
The puppy toll was up to eight by the time Liz got home and the final count was six girls and five boys. Something of a surprise as Gypsy had only given birth to one pup last time around.
But, it doesn't look like Barney's midwifery skills will be called on again, as this was the final time that Gypsy will be bred. News that has certainly come as a relief to Barney.
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Barney Pryor, who helped his pet Airedale terrier Gypsy give birth to a litter of 11 puppies - 07 Feb 2008
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Matthew Power / Rex Features ( 731793d )
The puppies Barney Prior helped to deliver
Barney Pryor, who helped his pet Airedale terrier Gypsy give birth to a litter of 11 puppies - 07 Feb 2008
When sixth-former Barney Pryor woke up he thought it would be just other normal day, little did he realise that he would soon be in for a wuff time after having to leap into action as an emergency midwife.
Barney, 17, was just about to leave for school when he realised that the family's pregnant Airedale terrier Gypsy had gone into labour, three days earlier than expected.
Realising that the desperate dog needed a helping hand Barney went on the internet to see just exactly what he should do.
With no previous medical skills, Barney then had to help the second time mum by getting each of the puppies out of the sack they were born in before passing them onto Gypsy to clean.
The action happened in the laundry room of the family home and Barney, according to his mom Liz, used every towel in the house to assist in the messy business.
As Gypsy gave birth to pup after pup, plucky Barney stuck with his midwifery duties even though the whole process left him feeling a bit ill. He didn't let being unsure about what to do put him off either, after all, he comments, Gypsy looked even worse, so the pair of them "just got on with it".
Throughout the day Barney and Gypsy safely delivered puppy after puppy, and the number was up to six when his step brother Tom McGrellis came home at 3.30pm.
The puppy toll was up to eight by the time Liz got home and the final count was six girls and five boys. Something of a surprise as Gypsy had only given birth to one pup last time around.
But, it doesn't look like Barney's midwifery skills will be called on again, as this was the final time that Gypsy will be bred. News that has certainly come as a relief to Barney.
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Barney Pryor, who helped his pet Airedale terrier Gypsy give birth to a litter of 11 puppies - 07 Feb 2008
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Matthew Power / Rex Features ( 731793c )
The puppies Barney Prior helped to deliver
Barney Pryor, who helped his pet Airedale terrier Gypsy give birth to a litter of 11 puppies - 07 Feb 2008
When sixth-former Barney Pryor woke up he thought it would be just other normal day, little did he realise that he would soon be in for a wuff time after having to leap into action as an emergency midwife.
Barney, 17, was just about to leave for school when he realised that the family's pregnant Airedale terrier Gypsy had gone into labour, three days earlier than expected.
Realising that the desperate dog needed a helping hand Barney went on the internet to see just exactly what he should do.
With no previous medical skills, Barney then had to help the second time mum by getting each of the puppies out of the sack they were born in before passing them onto Gypsy to clean.
The action happened in the laundry room of the family home and Barney, according to his mom Liz, used every towel in the house to assist in the messy business.
As Gypsy gave birth to pup after pup, plucky Barney stuck with his midwifery duties even though the whole process left him feeling a bit ill. He didn't let being unsure about what to do put him off either, after all, he comments, Gypsy looked even worse, so the pair of them "just got on with it".
Throughout the day Barney and Gypsy safely delivered puppy after puppy, and the number was up to six when his step brother Tom McGrellis came home at 3.30pm.
The puppy toll was up to eight by the time Liz got home and the final count was six girls and five boys. Something of a surprise as Gypsy had only given birth to one pup last time around.
But, it doesn't look like Barney's midwifery skills will be called on again, as this was the final time that Gypsy will be bred. News that has certainly come as a relief to Barney.
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Barney Pryor, who helped his pet Airedale terrier Gypsy give birth to a litter of 11 puppies - 07 Feb 2008
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Matthew Power / Rex Features ( 731793b )
The puppies Barney Prior helped to deliver
Barney Pryor, who helped his pet Airedale terrier Gypsy give birth to a litter of 11 puppies - 07 Feb 2008
When sixth-former Barney Pryor woke up he thought it would be just other normal day, little did he realise that he would soon be in for a wuff time after having to leap into action as an emergency midwife.
Barney, 17, was just about to leave for school when he realised that the family's pregnant Airedale terrier Gypsy had gone into labour, three days earlier than expected.
Realising that the desperate dog needed a helping hand Barney went on the internet to see just exactly what he should do.
With no previous medical skills, Barney then had to help the second time mum by getting each of the puppies out of the sack they were born in before passing them onto Gypsy to clean.
The action happened in the laundry room of the family home and Barney, according to his mom Liz, used every towel in the house to assist in the messy business.
As Gypsy gave birth to pup after pup, plucky Barney stuck with his midwifery duties even though the whole process left him feeling a bit ill. He didn't let being unsure about what to do put him off either, after all, he comments, Gypsy looked even worse, so the pair of them "just got on with it".
Throughout the day Barney and Gypsy safely delivered puppy after puppy, and the number was up to six when his step brother Tom McGrellis came home at 3.30pm.
The puppy toll was up to eight by the time Liz got home and the final count was six girls and five boys. Something of a surprise as Gypsy had only given birth to one pup last time around.
But, it doesn't look like Barney's midwifery skills will be called on again, as this was the final time that Gypsy will be bred. News that has certainly come as a relief to Barney.
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Barney Pryor, who helped his pet Airedale terrier Gypsy give birth to a litter of 11 puppies - 07 Feb 2008
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Matthew Power / Rex Features ( 731793a )
Barney Pryor with the puppies he helped to deliver
Barney Pryor, who helped his pet Airedale terrier Gypsy give birth to a litter of 11 puppies - 07 Feb 2008
When sixth-former Barney Pryor woke up he thought it would be just other normal day, little did he realise that he would soon be in for a wuff time after having to leap into action as an emergency midwife.
Barney, 17, was just about to leave for school when he realised that the family's pregnant Airedale terrier Gypsy had gone into labour, three days earlier than expected.
Realising that the desperate dog needed a helping hand Barney went on the internet to see just exactly what he should do.
With no previous medical skills, Barney then had to help the second time mum by getting each of the puppies out of the sack they were born in before passing them onto Gypsy to clean.
The action happened in the laundry room of the family home and Barney, according to his mom Liz, used every towel in the house to assist in the messy business.
As Gypsy gave birth to pup after pup, plucky Barney stuck with his midwifery duties even though the whole process left him feeling a bit ill. He didn't let being unsure about what to do put him off either, after all, he comments, Gypsy looked even worse, so the pair of them "just got on with it".
Throughout the day Barney and Gypsy safely delivered puppy after puppy, and the number was up to six when his step brother Tom McGrellis came home at 3.30pm.
The puppy toll was up to eight by the time Liz got home and the final count was six girls and five boys. Something of a surprise as Gypsy had only given birth to one pup last time around.
But, it doesn't look like Barney's midwifery skills will be called on again, as this was the final time that Gypsy will be bred. News that has certainly come as a relief to Barney.
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Michael Nolan / SplashdownDirect / Rex Features ( 842366a )
Humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) in the AuAu Channel between the islands of Maui and Lanai, Hawaii, USA. Each year humpback whales return to these waters in the winter and spring to mate and give birth to their calves. In the summer and fall they swim thousands of miles to their feeding grounds in the Pacific Northwes areas of British Columbia, Canada and Alaska, USA.
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Humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) in the AuAu Channel between the islands of Maui and Lanai, Hawaii, USA. Each year humpback whales return to these waters in the winter and spring to mate and give birth to their calves. In the summer and fall they swim thousands of miles to their feeding grounds in the Pacific Northwes areas of British Columbia, Canada and Alaska, USA.
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Michael Nolan / SplashdownDirect / Rex Features ( 842364a )
Humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) in the AuAu Channel between the islands of Maui and Lanai, Hawaii, USA. Each year humpback whales return to these waters in the winter and spring to mate and give birth to their calves. In the summer and fall they swim thousands of miles to their feeding grounds in the Pacific Northwes areas of British Columbia, Canada and Alaska, USA.
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Michael Nolan / SplashdownDirect / Rex Features ( 842363a )
Humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) in the AuAu Channel between the islands of Maui and Lanai, Hawaii, USA. Each year humpback whales return to these waters in the winter and spring to mate and give birth to their calves. In the summer and fall they swim thousands of miles to their feeding grounds in the Pacific Northwes areas of British Columbia, Canada and Alaska, USA.
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Michael Nolan / SplashdownDirect / Rex Features ( 842362a )
Humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) in the AuAu Channel between the islands of Maui and Lanai, Hawaii, USA. Each year humpback whales return to these waters in the winter and spring to mate and give birth to their calves. In the summer and fall they swim thousands of miles to their feeding grounds in the Pacific Northwes areas of British Columbia, Canada and Alaska, USA.
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Michael Nolan / SplashdownDirect / Rex Features ( 842361a )
Humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) in the AuAu Channel between the islands of Maui and Lanai, Hawaii, USA. Each year humpback whales return to these waters in the winter and spring to mate and give birth to their calves. In the summer and fall they swim thousands of miles to their feeding grounds in the Pacific Northwes areas of British Columbia, Canada and Alaska, USA.
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Michael Nolan / SplashdownDirect / Rex Features ( 842359a )
Humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) fluke-up dive in the AuAu Channel between the islands of Maui and Lanai, Hawaii, USA. This is probably an adult bull (note the heavy scarring from competition between adult males to mate.) Each year humpback whales return to these waters in the winter and spring to mate and give birth to their calves. In the summer and fall they swim thousands of miles to their feeding grounds in the Pacific Northwest areas of British Columbia, Canada and Alaska, USA.
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Michael Nolan / SplashdownDirect / Rex Features ( 842360a )
Adult humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) fluke-up dive in the AuAu Channel between the islands of Maui and Lanai, Hawaii, USA. Each year humpback whales return to these waters in the winter and spring to mate and give birth to their calves. In the summer and fall they swim thousands of miles to their feeding grounds in the Pacific Northwes areas of British Columbia, Canada and Alaska, USA.
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Friendship of a horse, and two goats in Presov, Slovakia - 05 Nov 2007
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Isifa Image Service sro / Rex Features (709165g)
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Friendship of a horse, and two goats in Presov, Slovakia - 05 Nov 2007
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Friendship of a horse, and two goats in Presov, Slovakia - 05 Nov 2007
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Friendship of a horse, and two goats in Presov, Slovakia - 05 Nov 2007
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Friendship of a horse, and two goats in Presov, Slovakia - 05 Nov 2007
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Friendship of a horse, and two goats in Presov, Slovakia - 05 Nov 2007
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Friendship of a horse, and two goats in Presov, Slovakia - 05 Nov 2007
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Isifa Image Service sro / Rex Features (709165d)
A goat standing on a horse appearing to give it a massage.
Friendship of a horse, and two goats in Presov, Slovakia - 05 Nov 2007
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TIME TO GIVE GALA BENEFITING THE AFGHANISTAN WORLD FOUNDATION, ST REGIS HOTEL, CENTURY CITY, CALIFORNIA, AMERICA - 02 DEC 2003
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Time To Give Gala benefiting the Afghanistan World Foundation at the St. Regis Hotel.
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"TIME TO GIVE" CELEBRITY WATCH AUCTION AT CHRISTIES'S AUCTION HOUSE, NEW YORK , AMERICA
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"TIME TO GIVE" CELEBRITY WATCH AUCTION AT CHRISTIES'S AUCTION HOUSE, NEW YORK , AMERICA
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PEOPLE - so feierten Prominente früher Weihnachten
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THE QUEEN AND QUEEN MOTHER HELP FATHER CHRISTMAS GIVE SWEETS TO CHILDREN AT THE ASCOT RACE COURSE.
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The Queen Elizabeth Ii Gave A Coded Message To The Nation Yesterday That She Has No Intention Of Abdicating. In A Moving And Even Emotional Christmas Speech She Re-dedicated Her Life To Her People Saying '' I Shall Try And Serve You In The Years To C
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The Queen Elizabeth II Gave A Coded Message To The Nation Yesterday That She Has No Intention Of Abdicating. In A Moving And Even Emotional Christmas Speech She Re-dedicated Her Life To Her People Saying ' I Shall Try And Serve You In The Years To Come . Her Words Finally Ended Speculation That She Intends To Stand Aside In Favour Of Prince Charles As The 40th Anniversary Of Her Accession Approaches. Insted She Promised To Remain A Rock Of Devotion And Duty Amid The Tide Of Change Sweeping The World . As The Soviets Were Being Consigned To The History Books Millions Heard Her Speak Of The Bewildering Speed Of Reform In The Ussr And Eastern Europe. By Contrast Her Theme For The Monarchy Was Continuity And Stability As She Envisged In 1952 After The Death Of Her Father King George Vi . Over The Years I Have Tried To Follow My Fathers Example And To Serve You The Best I Can She Said. You Have Given Me In Return Your Loyalty And Your Understanding And For That I Give You My Heartfelt Thanks . I Feel The Same Obligation To You That I Felt In 1952 With Your Prayers And Your Help And With The Love And Support Of My Family I Shall Try To. Princess Margaret And The Queen Mother. 1991
The Queen Elizabeth Ii Gave A Coded Message To The Nation Yesterday That She Has No Intention Of Abdicating. In A Moving And Even Emotional Christmas Speech She Re-dedicated Her Life To Her People Saying '' I Shall Try And Serve You In The Years To C
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The Queen Elizabeth Ii Gave A Coded Message To The Nation Yesterday That She Has No Intention Of Abdicating. In A Moving And Even Emotional Christmas Speech She Re-dedicated Her Life To Her People Saying '' I Shall Try And Serve You In The Years To C
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The Queen Elizabeth II Gave A Coded Message To The Nation Yesterday That She Has No Intention Of Abdicating. In A Moving And Even Emotional Christmas Speech She Re-dedicated Her Life To Her People Saying ' I Shall Try And Serve You In The Years To Come . Her Words Finally Ended Speculation That She Intends To Stand Aside In Favour Of Prince Charles As The 40th Anniversary Of Her Accession Approaches. Insted She Promised To Remain A Rock Of Devotion And Duty Amid The Tide Of Change Sweeping The World . As The Soviets Were Being Consigned To The History Books Millions Heard Her Speak Of The Bewildering Speed Of Reform In The Ussr And Eastern Europe. By Contrast Her Theme For The Monarchy Was Continuity And Stability As She Envisged In 1952 After The Death Of Her Father King George Vi . Over The Years I Have Tried To Follow My Fathers Example And To Serve You The Best I Can She Said. You Have Given Me In Return Your Loyalty And Your Understanding And For That I Give You My Heartfelt Thanks . I Feel The Same Obligation To You That I Felt In 1952 With Your Prayers And Your Help And With The Love And Support Of My Family I Shall Try To. Princess Margaret And The Queen Mother. 1991
The Queen Elizabeth Ii Gave A Coded Message To The Nation Yesterday That She Has No Intention Of Abdicating. In A Moving And Even Emotional Christmas Speech She Re-dedicated Her Life To Her People Saying '' I Shall Try And Serve You In The Years To C
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GIVE PEACE A CHANCE VIDEO - 1991
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GIVE PEACE A CHANCE VIDEO - 1991
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ZUSAMMENSTELLUNG COMPILATION: Happy Birthday Peter Gabriel wird 65 Jahre alt
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Princess Anne (now Princess Royal). 1988. Picture Shows Captain Mark Philips And Princess Anne Opening His 3 Million Riding Centre He Refused To Give Into A Demand By The 80-year-old Laird Of Gleneagles To Change Its Name. The Centre Is Based At The
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Princess Anne (now Princess Royal). 1988. Picture Shows Captain Mark Phillips And Princess Anne Opening His 3 Million Riding Centre He Refused To Give Into A Demand By The 80-year-old Laird Of Gleneagles To Change Its Name. The Centre Is Based At The Famous Hotel Next To The Laird's 7 000-acre Estate. The Laird Alexander Chinnery Haldane Has Been Locked In Battle All His Life With The Owners Saying They Have No Right To Use The Name Gleneagles Without Adding The Word 'hotel.' Photo Shows: Princess Royal Mark Phillips And Plaque After Opening.
Princess Anne (now Princess Royal). 1988. Picture Shows Captain Mark Philips And Princess Anne Opening His 3 Million Riding Centre He Refused To Give Into A Demand By The 80-year-old Laird Of Gleneagles To Change Its Name. The Centre Is Based At The
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MAHARISHI MAHESH YOGI AT EUSTON STATION , LONDON , BRITAIN - 25/08/67
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MAHARISHI MAHESH YOGI AT EUSTON STATION , LONDON , BRITAIN - 25/08/67
MAHARISHI MAHESH YOGI AT EUSTON STATION , LONDON , BRITAIN - 25/08/67
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