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Daily Life In The Hague
The Pathe logo is seen in The Hague, Netherlands, on June 23, 2025. (Photo by Klaudia Radecka/NurPhoto) -
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Zucchero Concert In Bari
A fan films Zucchero with his smartphone during the concert at San Nicola Stadium in Bari, Italy, on June 21, 2025. After the success of the ''Overdose D'Amore World Tour,'' which last year crosses 3 continents, passes through 20 countries and 38 cities, exceeds 1 million spectators, and stops in 5 Italian stadiums, Zucchero 'Sugar' Fornaciari in 2025 returns live to Italy in stadiums with his ''Overdose D'Amore'' tour. (Photo by Davide Pischettola/NurPhoto) -
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First Protest After The Tragedy In Novi Sad
A priest films a protest after a concrete canopy collapses at the Novi Sad train station in Novi Sad, Serbia, on November 5, 2024. The protest follows the collapse of a concrete canopy at the entrance to the Novi Sad train station on November 1, 2024. (Photo by Maxim Konankov/NurPhoto) -
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Comedic Actor, Singer Fernandel 1903 - 1971
May 8, 1960 - Location Unknown - FERNANDEL (1903-1971), born Fernand Joseph Desire Contandin, was an actor and singer. He gained popularity through French vaudeville and operettas. PICTURED: Fernandel sitting on the hood of his car. (Credit Image: © KEYSTONE Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS- DALLE (FOTO: DUKAS/DALLE) --- NO WEB USAGE ---
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Comedic Actor, Singer Fernandel 1903 - 1971
May 8, 1960 - Location Unknown - FERNANDEL , born Fernand Joseph Desire Contandin, was a French actor and singer. He was a comedy star who gained popularity through vaudeville, operettas and music-hall revues. PICTURED: Fernandel yells at a policeman in a film scene. (Credit Image: © KEYSTONE Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS- DALLE (FOTO: DUKAS/DALLE) --- NO WEB USAGE ---
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Preserving India's rich cinematic history
November 25, 2014 - Pune, India: Posters of famous Indian movies adorn the walls at the National Film Archive of India. The geographic location of many of India's studios has contributed to the disappearance of many of the countries early works. The Film Heritage Foundation was set up in 2014, by Shivendra Singh Dungarpur, after recognizing the urgent need to preserve India's cinematic heritage. The foundation is dedicated to supporting the conservation, preservation and restoration of the moving image and to use film as an educational tool and create awareness about the language of cinema. (Subhash Sharma/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Preserving India's rich cinematic history
November 25, 2014 - Pune, India: Posters of famous Indian movies adorn the walls at the National Film Archive of India. The geographic location of many of India's studios has contributed to the disappearance of many of the countries early works. The Film Heritage Foundation was set up in 2014, by Shivendra Singh Dungarpur, after recognizing the urgent need to preserve India's cinematic heritage. The foundation is dedicated to supporting the conservation, preservation and restoration of the moving image and to use film as an educational tool and create awareness about the language of cinema. (Subhash Sharma/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Tino Rossi, French singer and film actor
Tino Rossi (1907-1983) French singer and film actor. Dated 20th Century,Image: 531176442, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: WORLD
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Oscars 2024: RED CARPET
March 10, 2024, Los Angeles, California, USA: Jon Batiste during red carpet arrivals for the 96th Academy Awards at the Dolby Theater. (Credit Image: © Kay Blake/ZUMA Press _DALLE (FOTO: DUKAS/DALLE) --- NO WEB USAGE ---
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Coin collection to mark six decades of James Bond movies
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Bond 1
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Pictures MUST credit: Royal Mint
The James Bond movies are being commemorated — with a set of coins depicting a scene from a single film from each one of the decades in its 61 year history.
The UK’s Royal Mint is issuing seven coins in various formats including gold and silver to celebrate 007 on the big screen.
The first to be revealed is Sean Connery in 1967 Bond film You Only Live Twice.
It shows the late star in a single seater autogyro helicopter called Little Nellie which feature prominently in the film with Connery involved in a dog fight near villain Blofeld’s lair.
The designs for the remaining six coins , to be released gradually over the coming year, have not been revealed.
The reverse side carries the head of King Charles III.
The other actors to have played the world’s favourite secret agent are George Lazenby, Roger Moore, Pierce Brosnan, Timothy Dalton and Daniel Craig.
OPS: One of the first of the James Bond commemorative coins. The £5 GBP brilliant uncirculated coin.
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Coin collection to mark six decades of James Bond movies
Ferrari Press Agency
Bond 1
Ref 15297
16/11/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Royal Mint
The James Bond movies are being commemorated — with a set of coins depicting a scene from a single film from each one of the decades in its 61 year history.
The UK’s Royal Mint is issuing seven coins in various formats including gold and silver to celebrate 007 on the big screen.
The first to be revealed is Sean Connery in 1967 Bond film You Only Live Twice.
It shows the late star in a single seater autogyro helicopter called Little Nellie which feature prominently in the film with Connery involved in a dog fight near villain Blofeld’s lair.
The designs for the remaining six coins , to be released gradually over the coming year, have not been revealed.
The reverse side carries the head of King Charles III.
The other actors to have played the world’s favourite secret agent are George Lazenby, Roger Moore, Pierce Brosnan, Timothy Dalton and Daniel Craig.
OPS: One of the first of the James Bond commemorative coins. The £5 GBP brilliant uncirculated coin.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Coin collection to mark six decades of James Bond movies
Ferrari Press Agency
Bond 1
Ref 15297
16/11/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Royal Mint
The James Bond movies are being commemorated — with a set of coins depicting a scene from a single film from each one of the decades in its 61 year history.
The UK’s Royal Mint is issuing seven coins in various formats including gold and silver to celebrate 007 on the big screen.
The first to be revealed is Sean Connery in 1967 Bond film You Only Live Twice.
It shows the late star in a single seater autogyro helicopter called Little Nellie which feature prominently in the film with Connery involved in a dog fight near villain Blofeld’s lair.
The designs for the remaining six coins , to be released gradually over the coming year, have not been revealed.
The reverse side carries the head of King Charles III.
The other actors to have played the world’s favourite secret agent are George Lazenby, Roger Moore, Pierce Brosnan, Timothy Dalton and Daniel Craig.
OPS: One of the first of the James Bond commemorative coins. A 2oz gold limited edition coin which comes with presentation case.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Coin collection to mark six decades of James Bond movies
Ferrari Press Agency
Bond 1
Ref 15297
16/11/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Royal Mint
The James Bond movies are being commemorated — with a set of coins depicting a scene from a single film from each one of the decades in its 61 year history.
The UK’s Royal Mint is issuing seven coins in various formats including gold and silver to celebrate 007 on the big screen.
The first to be revealed is Sean Connery in 1967 Bond film You Only Live Twice.
It shows the late star in a single seater autogyro helicopter called Little Nellie which feature prominently in the film with Connery involved in a dog fight near villain Blofeld’s lair.
The designs for the remaining six coins , to be released gradually over the coming year, have not been revealed.
The reverse side carries the head of King Charles III.
The other actors to have played the world’s favourite secret agent are George Lazenby, Roger Moore, Pierce Brosnan, Timothy Dalton and Daniel Craig.
OPS: One of the first of the James Bond commemorative coins. A 2oz gold limited edition coin which comes with presentation case.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Coin collection to mark six decades of James Bond movies
Ferrari Press Agency
Bond 1
Ref 15297
16/11/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Royal Mint
The James Bond movies are being commemorated — with a set of coins depicting a scene from a single film from each one of the decades in its 61 year history.
The UK’s Royal Mint is issuing seven coins in various formats including gold and silver to celebrate 007 on the big screen.
The first to be revealed is Sean Connery in 1967 Bond film You Only Live Twice.
It shows the late star in a single seater autogyro helicopter called Little Nellie which feature prominently in the film with Connery involved in a dog fight near villain Blofeld’s lair.
The designs for the remaining six coins , to be released gradually over the coming year, have not been revealed.
The reverse side carries the head of King Charles III.
The other actors to have played the world’s favourite secret agent are George Lazenby, Roger Moore, Pierce Brosnan, Timothy Dalton and Daniel Craig.
OPS: One of the first of the James Bond commemorative coins. A 2oz gold limited edition coin which comes with presentation case.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Coin collection to mark six decades of James Bond movies
Ferrari Press Agency
Bond 1
Ref 15297
16/11/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Royal Mint
The James Bond movies are being commemorated — with a set of coins depicting a scene from a single film from each one of the decades in its 61 year history.
The UK’s Royal Mint is issuing seven coins in various formats including gold and silver to celebrate 007 on the big screen.
The first to be revealed is Sean Connery in 1967 Bond film You Only Live Twice.
It shows the late star in a single seater autogyro helicopter called Little Nellie which feature prominently in the film with Connery involved in a dog fight near villain Blofeld’s lair.
The designs for the remaining six coins , to be released gradually over the coming year, have not been revealed.
The reverse side carries the head of King Charles III.
The other actors to have played the world’s favourite secret agent are George Lazenby, Roger Moore, Pierce Brosnan, Timothy Dalton and Daniel Craig.
OPS: One of the first of the James Bond commemorative coins. A 2oz gold limited edition coin which comes with presentation case.
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'I stood up and fought back': how revenge porn survivor Georgia Harrison got her abuser jailed
The reality star Georgia Harrison's life was almost destroyed when an ex secretly filmed them having sex and posted it online. He went to prison - and she waived her right to anonymity to help the many women similarly affected.
"What's the worst that can happen?" That is what Georgia Harrison asked herself one Sunday morning in August 2020 when Stephen Bear, who lived opposite, invited her over for a cup of tea. They knew each other through the reality television and influencer circuits. They had hooked up before and he hadn't treated her well.
What happened was this: the morning cup of tea stretched into a long lunch washed down by tequila, followed by drunken sex in Bear's back garden. The sex was different from how it had been in the past - more performative, with Bear carefully positioning Harrison in various locations. "It was more dramatic and lasted longer," says Harrison. "I just thought he was having a good day." Afterwards, to Harrison's horror, Bear mentioned casually that it might have been caught on his CCTV system. When he showed her the footage and she began to cry ("I'll die if anyone sees it," she said), he promised to delete the video. Instead, three months later, Bear posted the footage on his verified Only Fans account.
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'I stood up and fought back': how revenge porn survivor Georgia Harrison got her abuser jailed
The reality star Georgia Harrison's life was almost destroyed when an ex secretly filmed them having sex and posted it online. He went to prison - and she waived her right to anonymity to help the many women similarly affected.
"What's the worst that can happen?" That is what Georgia Harrison asked herself one Sunday morning in August 2020 when Stephen Bear, who lived opposite, invited her over for a cup of tea. They knew each other through the reality television and influencer circuits. They had hooked up before and he hadn't treated her well.
What happened was this: the morning cup of tea stretched into a long lunch washed down by tequila, followed by drunken sex in Bear's back garden. The sex was different from how it had been in the past - more performative, with Bear carefully positioning Harrison in various locations. "It was more dramatic and lasted longer," says Harrison. "I just thought he was having a good day." Afterwards, to Harrison's horror, Bear mentioned casually that it might have been caught on his CCTV system. When he showed her the footage and she began to cry ("I'll die if anyone sees it," she said), he promised to delete the video. Instead, three months later, Bear posted the footage on his verified Only Fans account.
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'I stood up and fought back': how revenge porn survivor Georgia Harrison got her abuser jailed
The reality star Georgia Harrison's life was almost destroyed when an ex secretly filmed them having sex and posted it online. He went to prison - and she waived her right to anonymity to help the many women similarly affected.
"What's the worst that can happen?" That is what Georgia Harrison asked herself one Sunday morning in August 2020 when Stephen Bear, who lived opposite, invited her over for a cup of tea. They knew each other through the reality television and influencer circuits. They had hooked up before and he hadn't treated her well.
What happened was this: the morning cup of tea stretched into a long lunch washed down by tequila, followed by drunken sex in Bear's back garden. The sex was different from how it had been in the past - more performative, with Bear carefully positioning Harrison in various locations. "It was more dramatic and lasted longer," says Harrison. "I just thought he was having a good day." Afterwards, to Harrison's horror, Bear mentioned casually that it might have been caught on his CCTV system. When he showed her the footage and she began to cry ("I'll die if anyone sees it," she said), he promised to delete the video. Instead, three months later, Bear posted the footage on his verified Only Fans account.
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'I stood up and fought back': how revenge porn survivor Georgia Harrison got her abuser jailed
The reality star Georgia Harrison's life was almost destroyed when an ex secretly filmed them having sex and posted it online. He went to prison - and she waived her right to anonymity to help the many women similarly affected.
"What's the worst that can happen?" That is what Georgia Harrison asked herself one Sunday morning in August 2020 when Stephen Bear, who lived opposite, invited her over for a cup of tea. They knew each other through the reality television and influencer circuits. They had hooked up before and he hadn't treated her well.
What happened was this: the morning cup of tea stretched into a long lunch washed down by tequila, followed by drunken sex in Bear's back garden. The sex was different from how it had been in the past - more performative, with Bear carefully positioning Harrison in various locations. "It was more dramatic and lasted longer," says Harrison. "I just thought he was having a good day." Afterwards, to Harrison's horror, Bear mentioned casually that it might have been caught on his CCTV system. When he showed her the footage and she began to cry ("I'll die if anyone sees it," she said), he promised to delete the video. Instead, three months later, Bear posted the footage on his verified Only Fans account.
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'I stood up and fought back': how revenge porn survivor Georgia Harrison got her abuser jailed
The reality star Georgia Harrison's life was almost destroyed when an ex secretly filmed them having sex and posted it online. He went to prison - and she waived her right to anonymity to help the many women similarly affected.
"What's the worst that can happen?" That is what Georgia Harrison asked herself one Sunday morning in August 2020 when Stephen Bear, who lived opposite, invited her over for a cup of tea. They knew each other through the reality television and influencer circuits. They had hooked up before and he hadn't treated her well.
What happened was this: the morning cup of tea stretched into a long lunch washed down by tequila, followed by drunken sex in Bear's back garden. The sex was different from how it had been in the past - more performative, with Bear carefully positioning Harrison in various locations. "It was more dramatic and lasted longer," says Harrison. "I just thought he was having a good day." Afterwards, to Harrison's horror, Bear mentioned casually that it might have been caught on his CCTV system. When he showed her the footage and she began to cry ("I'll die if anyone sees it," she said), he promised to delete the video. Instead, three months later, Bear posted the footage on his verified Only Fans account.
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'I stood up and fought back': how revenge porn survivor Georgia Harrison got her abuser jailed
The reality star Georgia Harrison's life was almost destroyed when an ex secretly filmed them having sex and posted it online. He went to prison - and she waived her right to anonymity to help the many women similarly affected.
"What's the worst that can happen?" That is what Georgia Harrison asked herself one Sunday morning in August 2020 when Stephen Bear, who lived opposite, invited her over for a cup of tea. They knew each other through the reality television and influencer circuits. They had hooked up before and he hadn't treated her well.
What happened was this: the morning cup of tea stretched into a long lunch washed down by tequila, followed by drunken sex in Bear's back garden. The sex was different from how it had been in the past - more performative, with Bear carefully positioning Harrison in various locations. "It was more dramatic and lasted longer," says Harrison. "I just thought he was having a good day." Afterwards, to Harrison's horror, Bear mentioned casually that it might have been caught on his CCTV system. When he showed her the footage and she began to cry ("I'll die if anyone sees it," she said), he promised to delete the video. Instead, three months later, Bear posted the footage on his verified Only Fans account.
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'I stood up and fought back': how revenge porn survivor Georgia Harrison got her abuser jailed
The reality star Georgia Harrison's life was almost destroyed when an ex secretly filmed them having sex and posted it online. He went to prison - and she waived her right to anonymity to help the many women similarly affected.
"What's the worst that can happen?" That is what Georgia Harrison asked herself one Sunday morning in August 2020 when Stephen Bear, who lived opposite, invited her over for a cup of tea. They knew each other through the reality television and influencer circuits. They had hooked up before and he hadn't treated her well.
What happened was this: the morning cup of tea stretched into a long lunch washed down by tequila, followed by drunken sex in Bear's back garden. The sex was different from how it had been in the past - more performative, with Bear carefully positioning Harrison in various locations. "It was more dramatic and lasted longer," says Harrison. "I just thought he was having a good day." Afterwards, to Harrison's horror, Bear mentioned casually that it might have been caught on his CCTV system. When he showed her the footage and she began to cry ("I'll die if anyone sees it," she said), he promised to delete the video. Instead, three months later, Bear posted the footage on his verified Only Fans account.
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'I stood up and fought back': how revenge porn survivor Georgia Harrison got her abuser jailed
The reality star Georgia Harrison's life was almost destroyed when an ex secretly filmed them having sex and posted it online. He went to prison - and she waived her right to anonymity to help the many women similarly affected.
"What's the worst that can happen?" That is what Georgia Harrison asked herself one Sunday morning in August 2020 when Stephen Bear, who lived opposite, invited her over for a cup of tea. They knew each other through the reality television and influencer circuits. They had hooked up before and he hadn't treated her well.
What happened was this: the morning cup of tea stretched into a long lunch washed down by tequila, followed by drunken sex in Bear's back garden. The sex was different from how it had been in the past - more performative, with Bear carefully positioning Harrison in various locations. "It was more dramatic and lasted longer," says Harrison. "I just thought he was having a good day." Afterwards, to Harrison's horror, Bear mentioned casually that it might have been caught on his CCTV system. When he showed her the footage and she began to cry ("I'll die if anyone sees it," she said), he promised to delete the video. Instead, three months later, Bear posted the footage on his verified Only Fans account.
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'I stood up and fought back': how revenge porn survivor Georgia Harrison got her abuser jailed
The reality star Georgia Harrison's life was almost destroyed when an ex secretly filmed them having sex and posted it online. He went to prison - and she waived her right to anonymity to help the many women similarly affected.
"What's the worst that can happen?" That is what Georgia Harrison asked herself one Sunday morning in August 2020 when Stephen Bear, who lived opposite, invited her over for a cup of tea. They knew each other through the reality television and influencer circuits. They had hooked up before and he hadn't treated her well.
What happened was this: the morning cup of tea stretched into a long lunch washed down by tequila, followed by drunken sex in Bear's back garden. The sex was different from how it had been in the past - more performative, with Bear carefully positioning Harrison in various locations. "It was more dramatic and lasted longer," says Harrison. "I just thought he was having a good day." Afterwards, to Harrison's horror, Bear mentioned casually that it might have been caught on his CCTV system. When he showed her the footage and she began to cry ("I'll die if anyone sees it," she said), he promised to delete the video. Instead, three months later, Bear posted the footage on his verified Only Fans account.
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'I stood up and fought back': how revenge porn survivor Georgia Harrison got her abuser jailed
The reality star Georgia Harrison's life was almost destroyed when an ex secretly filmed them having sex and posted it online. He went to prison - and she waived her right to anonymity to help the many women similarly affected.
"What's the worst that can happen?" That is what Georgia Harrison asked herself one Sunday morning in August 2020 when Stephen Bear, who lived opposite, invited her over for a cup of tea. They knew each other through the reality television and influencer circuits. They had hooked up before and he hadn't treated her well.
What happened was this: the morning cup of tea stretched into a long lunch washed down by tequila, followed by drunken sex in Bear's back garden. The sex was different from how it had been in the past - more performative, with Bear carefully positioning Harrison in various locations. "It was more dramatic and lasted longer," says Harrison. "I just thought he was having a good day." Afterwards, to Harrison's horror, Bear mentioned casually that it might have been caught on his CCTV system. When he showed her the footage and she began to cry ("I'll die if anyone sees it," she said), he promised to delete the video. Instead, three months later, Bear posted the footage on his verified Only Fans account.
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'I stood up and fought back': how revenge porn survivor Georgia Harrison got her abuser jailed
The reality star Georgia Harrison's life was almost destroyed when an ex secretly filmed them having sex and posted it online. He went to prison - and she waived her right to anonymity to help the many women similarly affected.
"What's the worst that can happen?" That is what Georgia Harrison asked herself one Sunday morning in August 2020 when Stephen Bear, who lived opposite, invited her over for a cup of tea. They knew each other through the reality television and influencer circuits. They had hooked up before and he hadn't treated her well.
What happened was this: the morning cup of tea stretched into a long lunch washed down by tequila, followed by drunken sex in Bear's back garden. The sex was different from how it had been in the past - more performative, with Bear carefully positioning Harrison in various locations. "It was more dramatic and lasted longer," says Harrison. "I just thought he was having a good day." Afterwards, to Harrison's horror, Bear mentioned casually that it might have been caught on his CCTV system. When he showed her the footage and she began to cry ("I'll die if anyone sees it," she said), he promised to delete the video. Instead, three months later, Bear posted the footage on his verified Only Fans account.
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'I stood up and fought back': how revenge porn survivor Georgia Harrison got her abuser jailed
The reality star Georgia Harrison's life was almost destroyed when an ex secretly filmed them having sex and posted it online. He went to prison - and she waived her right to anonymity to help the many women similarly affected.
"What's the worst that can happen?" That is what Georgia Harrison asked herself one Sunday morning in August 2020 when Stephen Bear, who lived opposite, invited her over for a cup of tea. They knew each other through the reality television and influencer circuits. They had hooked up before and he hadn't treated her well.
What happened was this: the morning cup of tea stretched into a long lunch washed down by tequila, followed by drunken sex in Bear's back garden. The sex was different from how it had been in the past - more performative, with Bear carefully positioning Harrison in various locations. "It was more dramatic and lasted longer," says Harrison. "I just thought he was having a good day." Afterwards, to Harrison's horror, Bear mentioned casually that it might have been caught on his CCTV system. When he showed her the footage and she began to cry ("I'll die if anyone sees it," she said), he promised to delete the video. Instead, three months later, Bear posted the footage on his verified Only Fans account.
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'I stood up and fought back': how revenge porn survivor Georgia Harrison got her abuser jailed
The reality star Georgia Harrison's life was almost destroyed when an ex secretly filmed them having sex and posted it online. He went to prison - and she waived her right to anonymity to help the many women similarly affected.
"What's the worst that can happen?" That is what Georgia Harrison asked herself one Sunday morning in August 2020 when Stephen Bear, who lived opposite, invited her over for a cup of tea. They knew each other through the reality television and influencer circuits. They had hooked up before and he hadn't treated her well.
What happened was this: the morning cup of tea stretched into a long lunch washed down by tequila, followed by drunken sex in Bear's back garden. The sex was different from how it had been in the past - more performative, with Bear carefully positioning Harrison in various locations. "It was more dramatic and lasted longer," says Harrison. "I just thought he was having a good day." Afterwards, to Harrison's horror, Bear mentioned casually that it might have been caught on his CCTV system. When he showed her the footage and she began to cry ("I'll die if anyone sees it," she said), he promised to delete the video. Instead, three months later, Bear posted the footage on his verified Only Fans account.
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'I stood up and fought back': how revenge porn survivor Georgia Harrison got her abuser jailed
The reality star Georgia Harrison's life was almost destroyed when an ex secretly filmed them having sex and posted it online. He went to prison - and she waived her right to anonymity to help the many women similarly affected.
"What's the worst that can happen?" That is what Georgia Harrison asked herself one Sunday morning in August 2020 when Stephen Bear, who lived opposite, invited her over for a cup of tea. They knew each other through the reality television and influencer circuits. They had hooked up before and he hadn't treated her well.
What happened was this: the morning cup of tea stretched into a long lunch washed down by tequila, followed by drunken sex in Bear's back garden. The sex was different from how it had been in the past - more performative, with Bear carefully positioning Harrison in various locations. "It was more dramatic and lasted longer," says Harrison. "I just thought he was having a good day." Afterwards, to Harrison's horror, Bear mentioned casually that it might have been caught on his CCTV system. When he showed her the footage and she began to cry ("I'll die if anyone sees it," she said), he promised to delete the video. Instead, three months later, Bear posted the footage on his verified Only Fans account.
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'I stood up and fought back': how revenge porn survivor Georgia Harrison got her abuser jailed
The reality star Georgia Harrison's life was almost destroyed when an ex secretly filmed them having sex and posted it online. He went to prison - and she waived her right to anonymity to help the many women similarly affected.
"What's the worst that can happen?" That is what Georgia Harrison asked herself one Sunday morning in August 2020 when Stephen Bear, who lived opposite, invited her over for a cup of tea. They knew each other through the reality television and influencer circuits. They had hooked up before and he hadn't treated her well.
What happened was this: the morning cup of tea stretched into a long lunch washed down by tequila, followed by drunken sex in Bear's back garden. The sex was different from how it had been in the past - more performative, with Bear carefully positioning Harrison in various locations. "It was more dramatic and lasted longer," says Harrison. "I just thought he was having a good day." Afterwards, to Harrison's horror, Bear mentioned casually that it might have been caught on his CCTV system. When he showed her the footage and she began to cry ("I'll die if anyone sees it," she said), he promised to delete the video. Instead, three months later, Bear posted the footage on his verified Only Fans account.
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'I stood up and fought back': how revenge porn survivor Georgia Harrison got her abuser jailed
The reality star Georgia Harrison's life was almost destroyed when an ex secretly filmed them having sex and posted it online. He went to prison - and she waived her right to anonymity to help the many women similarly affected.
"What's the worst that can happen?" That is what Georgia Harrison asked herself one Sunday morning in August 2020 when Stephen Bear, who lived opposite, invited her over for a cup of tea. They knew each other through the reality television and influencer circuits. They had hooked up before and he hadn't treated her well.
What happened was this: the morning cup of tea stretched into a long lunch washed down by tequila, followed by drunken sex in Bear's back garden. The sex was different from how it had been in the past - more performative, with Bear carefully positioning Harrison in various locations. "It was more dramatic and lasted longer," says Harrison. "I just thought he was having a good day." Afterwards, to Harrison's horror, Bear mentioned casually that it might have been caught on his CCTV system. When he showed her the footage and she began to cry ("I'll die if anyone sees it," she said), he promised to delete the video. Instead, three months later, Bear posted the footage on his verified Only Fans account.
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'I stood up and fought back': how revenge porn survivor Georgia Harrison got her abuser jailed
The reality star Georgia Harrison's life was almost destroyed when an ex secretly filmed them having sex and posted it online. He went to prison - and she waived her right to anonymity to help the many women similarly affected.
"What's the worst that can happen?" That is what Georgia Harrison asked herself one Sunday morning in August 2020 when Stephen Bear, who lived opposite, invited her over for a cup of tea. They knew each other through the reality television and influencer circuits. They had hooked up before and he hadn't treated her well.
What happened was this: the morning cup of tea stretched into a long lunch washed down by tequila, followed by drunken sex in Bear's back garden. The sex was different from how it had been in the past - more performative, with Bear carefully positioning Harrison in various locations. "It was more dramatic and lasted longer," says Harrison. "I just thought he was having a good day." Afterwards, to Harrison's horror, Bear mentioned casually that it might have been caught on his CCTV system. When he showed her the footage and she began to cry ("I'll die if anyone sees it," she said), he promised to delete the video. Instead, three months later, Bear posted the footage on his verified Only Fans account.
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How a teenager created one of UK's last celluloid-only cinemas
While studying for his A-levels, Joe Cornick undertook a project close to his heart. He wanted to recreate a retro cinema in the local hall in the village where he grew up.
Though the 1930s Coronation Hall in Slindon, West Sussex, had a projection box, no projectors had ever been put in. So, in 2019, Cornick installed a 35mm projector - thanks to a donation of equipment from a cinema in Tonbridge that had gone fully digital.
Today, Slindon cinema is one of the last cinemas in the world to only use film. Following Covid-induced closures, the cinema has opened again this winter
for an audience drawn to the classic vintage feel.
Slindon, December 16th 2022: Coronation Hall in Slindon, West Sussex, which also operates as Slindon Cinema
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How a teenager created one of UK's last celluloid-only cinemas
While studying for his A-levels, Joe Cornick undertook a project close to his heart. He wanted to recreate a retro cinema in the local hall in the village where he grew up.
Though the 1930s Coronation Hall in Slindon, West Sussex, had a projection box, no projectors had ever been put in. So, in 2019, Cornick installed a 35mm projector - thanks to a donation of equipment from a cinema in Tonbridge that had gone fully digital.
Today, Slindon cinema is one of the last cinemas in the world to only use film. Following Covid-induced closures, the cinema has opened again this winter
for an audience drawn to the classic vintage feel.
Slindon, December 16th 2022: Coronation Hall in Slindon, West Sussex, which also operates as Slindon Cinema
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How a teenager created one of UK's last celluloid-only cinemas
While studying for his A-levels, Joe Cornick undertook a project close to his heart. He wanted to recreate a retro cinema in the local hall in the village where he grew up.
Though the 1930s Coronation Hall in Slindon, West Sussex, had a projection box, no projectors had ever been put in. So, in 2019, Cornick installed a 35mm projector - thanks to a donation of equipment from a cinema in Tonbridge that had gone fully digital.
Today, Slindon cinema is one of the last cinemas in the world to only use film. Following Covid-induced closures, the cinema has opened again this winter
for an audience drawn to the classic vintage feel.
Slindon, December 16th 2022: Coronation Hall in Slindon, West Sussex, which also operates as Slindon Cinema
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How a teenager created one of UK's last celluloid-only cinemas
While studying for his A-levels, Joe Cornick undertook a project close to his heart. He wanted to recreate a retro cinema in the local hall in the village where he grew up.
Though the 1930s Coronation Hall in Slindon, West Sussex, had a projection box, no projectors had ever been put in. So, in 2019, Cornick installed a 35mm projector - thanks to a donation of equipment from a cinema in Tonbridge that had gone fully digital.
Today, Slindon cinema is one of the last cinemas in the world to only use film. Following Covid-induced closures, the cinema has opened again this winter
for an audience drawn to the classic vintage feel.
Slindon, December 16th 2022: Coronation Hall in Slindon, West Sussex, which also operates as Slindon Cinema, with Robert and Sandra Izard, parents of Joe Izard, whose idea this was, putting up the signage outside the front door. .
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How a teenager created one of UK's last celluloid-only cinemas
While studying for his A-levels, Joe Cornick undertook a project close to his heart. He wanted to recreate a retro cinema in the local hall in the village where he grew up.
Though the 1930s Coronation Hall in Slindon, West Sussex, had a projection box, no projectors had ever been put in. So, in 2019, Cornick installed a 35mm projector - thanks to a donation of equipment from a cinema in Tonbridge that had gone fully digital.
Today, Slindon cinema is one of the last cinemas in the world to only use film. Following Covid-induced closures, the cinema has opened again this winter
for an audience drawn to the classic vintage feel.
Slindon, December 16th 2022: Coronation Hall in Slindon, West Sussex, which also operates as Slindon Cinema, with Robert and Sandra Izard, parents of Joe Izard, whose idea this was, putting up the signage outside the front door. .
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How a teenager created one of UK's last celluloid-only cinemas
While studying for his A-levels, Joe Cornick undertook a project close to his heart. He wanted to recreate a retro cinema in the local hall in the village where he grew up.
Though the 1930s Coronation Hall in Slindon, West Sussex, had a projection box, no projectors had ever been put in. So, in 2019, Cornick installed a 35mm projector - thanks to a donation of equipment from a cinema in Tonbridge that had gone fully digital.
Today, Slindon cinema is one of the last cinemas in the world to only use film. Following Covid-induced closures, the cinema has opened again this winter
for an audience drawn to the classic vintage feel.
Slindon, December 16th 2022: Coronation Hall in Slindon, West Sussex, which also operates as Slindon Cinema, with Robert and Sandra Izard, parents of Joe Izard, whose idea this was, putting up the signage outside the front door. .
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How a teenager created one of UK's last celluloid-only cinemas
While studying for his A-levels, Joe Cornick undertook a project close to his heart. He wanted to recreate a retro cinema in the local hall in the village where he grew up.
Though the 1930s Coronation Hall in Slindon, West Sussex, had a projection box, no projectors had ever been put in. So, in 2019, Cornick installed a 35mm projector - thanks to a donation of equipment from a cinema in Tonbridge that had gone fully digital.
Today, Slindon cinema is one of the last cinemas in the world to only use film. Following Covid-induced closures, the cinema has opened again this winter
for an audience drawn to the classic vintage feel.
Slindon, December 16th 2022: Coronation Hall in Slindon, West Sussex, which also operates as Slindon Cinema, with Robert and Sandra Izard, parents of Joe Izard, whose idea this was, putting up the signage outside the front door. .
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How a teenager created one of UK's last celluloid-only cinemas
While studying for his A-levels, Joe Cornick undertook a project close to his heart. He wanted to recreate a retro cinema in the local hall in the village where he grew up.
Though the 1930s Coronation Hall in Slindon, West Sussex, had a projection box, no projectors had ever been put in. So, in 2019, Cornick installed a 35mm projector - thanks to a donation of equipment from a cinema in Tonbridge that had gone fully digital.
Today, Slindon cinema is one of the last cinemas in the world to only use film. Following Covid-induced closures, the cinema has opened again this winter
for an audience drawn to the classic vintage feel.
Slindon, December 16th 2022: GV of Coronation Hall in Slindon, West Sussex, which also operates as Slindon Cinema
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How a teenager created one of UK's last celluloid-only cinemas
While studying for his A-levels, Joe Cornick undertook a project close to his heart. He wanted to recreate a retro cinema in the local hall in the village where he grew up.
Though the 1930s Coronation Hall in Slindon, West Sussex, had a projection box, no projectors had ever been put in. So, in 2019, Cornick installed a 35mm projector - thanks to a donation of equipment from a cinema in Tonbridge that had gone fully digital.
Today, Slindon cinema is one of the last cinemas in the world to only use film. Following Covid-induced closures, the cinema has opened again this winter
for an audience drawn to the classic vintage feel.
Slindon, December 16th 2022: GV of Coronation Hall in Slindon, West Sussex, which also operates as Slindon Cinema
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How a teenager created one of UK's last celluloid-only cinemas
While studying for his A-levels, Joe Cornick undertook a project close to his heart. He wanted to recreate a retro cinema in the local hall in the village where he grew up.
Though the 1930s Coronation Hall in Slindon, West Sussex, had a projection box, no projectors had ever been put in. So, in 2019, Cornick installed a 35mm projector - thanks to a donation of equipment from a cinema in Tonbridge that had gone fully digital.
Today, Slindon cinema is one of the last cinemas in the world to only use film. Following Covid-induced closures, the cinema has opened again this winter
for an audience drawn to the classic vintage feel.
Slindon, December 16th 2022: Inside Coronation Hall in Slindon, West Sussex, which also operates as Slindon Cinema, with Robert Izard, father of Joe Izard, whose idea this was.
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How a teenager created one of UK's last celluloid-only cinemas
While studying for his A-levels, Joe Cornick undertook a project close to his heart. He wanted to recreate a retro cinema in the local hall in the village where he grew up.
Though the 1930s Coronation Hall in Slindon, West Sussex, had a projection box, no projectors had ever been put in. So, in 2019, Cornick installed a 35mm projector - thanks to a donation of equipment from a cinema in Tonbridge that had gone fully digital.
Today, Slindon cinema is one of the last cinemas in the world to only use film. Following Covid-induced closures, the cinema has opened again this winter
for an audience drawn to the classic vintage feel.
Slindon, December 16th 2022: Inside Coronation Hall in Slindon, West Sussex, which also operates as Slindon Cinema, with Robert Izard, father of Joe Izard, whose idea this was.
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How a teenager created one of UK's last celluloid-only cinemas
While studying for his A-levels, Joe Cornick undertook a project close to his heart. He wanted to recreate a retro cinema in the local hall in the village where he grew up.
Though the 1930s Coronation Hall in Slindon, West Sussex, had a projection box, no projectors had ever been put in. So, in 2019, Cornick installed a 35mm projector - thanks to a donation of equipment from a cinema in Tonbridge that had gone fully digital.
Today, Slindon cinema is one of the last cinemas in the world to only use film. Following Covid-induced closures, the cinema has opened again this winter
for an audience drawn to the classic vintage feel.
Slindon, December 16th 2022: Inside Coronation Hall in Slindon, West Sussex, which also operates as Slindon Cinema, with Robert Izard, father of Joe Izard, whose idea this was.
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How a teenager created one of UK's last celluloid-only cinemas
While studying for his A-levels, Joe Cornick undertook a project close to his heart. He wanted to recreate a retro cinema in the local hall in the village where he grew up.
Though the 1930s Coronation Hall in Slindon, West Sussex, had a projection box, no projectors had ever been put in. So, in 2019, Cornick installed a 35mm projector - thanks to a donation of equipment from a cinema in Tonbridge that had gone fully digital.
Today, Slindon cinema is one of the last cinemas in the world to only use film. Following Covid-induced closures, the cinema has opened again this winter
for an audience drawn to the classic vintage feel.
Slindon, December 16th 2022: Inside Coronation Hall in Slindon, West Sussex, which also operates as Slindon Cinema, with Robert Izard, father of Joe Izard, whose idea this was.
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How a teenager created one of UK's last celluloid-only cinemas
While studying for his A-levels, Joe Cornick undertook a project close to his heart. He wanted to recreate a retro cinema in the local hall in the village where he grew up.
Though the 1930s Coronation Hall in Slindon, West Sussex, had a projection box, no projectors had ever been put in. So, in 2019, Cornick installed a 35mm projector - thanks to a donation of equipment from a cinema in Tonbridge that had gone fully digital.
Today, Slindon cinema is one of the last cinemas in the world to only use film. Following Covid-induced closures, the cinema has opened again this winter
for an audience drawn to the classic vintage feel.
Slindon, December 16th 2022: Coronation Hall in Slindon, West Sussex, which also operates as Slindon Cinema, with Sandra Izard, mother of Joe Izard, whose idea this was.
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How a teenager created one of UK's last celluloid-only cinemas
While studying for his A-levels, Joe Cornick undertook a project close to his heart. He wanted to recreate a retro cinema in the local hall in the village where he grew up.
Though the 1930s Coronation Hall in Slindon, West Sussex, had a projection box, no projectors had ever been put in. So, in 2019, Cornick installed a 35mm projector - thanks to a donation of equipment from a cinema in Tonbridge that had gone fully digital.
Today, Slindon cinema is one of the last cinemas in the world to only use film. Following Covid-induced closures, the cinema has opened again this winter
for an audience drawn to the classic vintage feel.
Slindon, December 16th 2022: Coronation Hall in Slindon, West Sussex, which also operates as Slindon Cinema, with Sandra Izard, mother of Joe Izard, whose idea this was.
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How a teenager created one of UK's last celluloid-only cinemas
While studying for his A-levels, Joe Cornick undertook a project close to his heart. He wanted to recreate a retro cinema in the local hall in the village where he grew up.
Though the 1930s Coronation Hall in Slindon, West Sussex, had a projection box, no projectors had ever been put in. So, in 2019, Cornick installed a 35mm projector - thanks to a donation of equipment from a cinema in Tonbridge that had gone fully digital.
Today, Slindon cinema is one of the last cinemas in the world to only use film. Following Covid-induced closures, the cinema has opened again this winter
for an audience drawn to the classic vintage feel.
Slindon, December 16th 2022: Coronation Hall in Slindon, West Sussex, which also operates as Slindon Cinema, with Sandra Izard, mother of Joe Izard, whose idea this was.
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How a teenager created one of UK's last celluloid-only cinemas
While studying for his A-levels, Joe Cornick undertook a project close to his heart. He wanted to recreate a retro cinema in the local hall in the village where he grew up.
Though the 1930s Coronation Hall in Slindon, West Sussex, had a projection box, no projectors had ever been put in. So, in 2019, Cornick installed a 35mm projector - thanks to a donation of equipment from a cinema in Tonbridge that had gone fully digital.
Today, Slindon cinema is one of the last cinemas in the world to only use film. Following Covid-induced closures, the cinema has opened again this winter
for an audience drawn to the classic vintage feel.
Slindon, December 16th 2022: Coronation Hall in Slindon, West Sussex, which also operates as Slindon Cinema, with Robert and Sandra Izard, parents of Joe Izard, whose idea this was.
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How a teenager created one of UK's last celluloid-only cinemas
While studying for his A-levels, Joe Cornick undertook a project close to his heart. He wanted to recreate a retro cinema in the local hall in the village where he grew up.
Though the 1930s Coronation Hall in Slindon, West Sussex, had a projection box, no projectors had ever been put in. So, in 2019, Cornick installed a 35mm projector - thanks to a donation of equipment from a cinema in Tonbridge that had gone fully digital.
Today, Slindon cinema is one of the last cinemas in the world to only use film. Following Covid-induced closures, the cinema has opened again this winter
for an audience drawn to the classic vintage feel.
Slindon, December 16th 2022: Inside the projection room at Coronation Hall in Slindon, West Sussex, which also operates as Slindon Cinema, with Robert Izard, father of Joe Izard, whose idea this was.
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