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New ICE L Train With Vectron Locomotive In Munich Before Commissioning
The latest generation ICE L long-distance train, consisting of a low-floor train set and a Vectron (Class 105) locomotive, is seen on rails in Munich, Bavaria, Germany, on October 28, 2025. This Deutsche Bahn train allows for step-free access and is scheduled to replace Intercity 1 trains on the Berlin-Cologne route from December 2025, operating at a maximum speed of 230 km/h. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Krakow
KRAKOW, POLAND – AUGUST 28:
Decorative light bulbs displayed in a bar window in Krakow, Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland, on August 28, 2025. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Krakow
KRAKOW, POLAND – AUGUST 28:
Traditional Polish breads on display in a bakery in Krakow, Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland, on August 28, 2025. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Krakow
KRAKOW, POLAND – AUGUST 28, 2025:
Busy tables outside a coffee shop in Krakow’s Kazimierz district, Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland, on August 28, 2025. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto) -
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'New lease of life': how walking cricket is giving the over-50s a taste of Bazball
Older people are reconnecting with their inner child by taking up the bat again and remembering how fun the sport can be.
Some of the purest forms of Bazball are being played in leisure centres up and down the country. Walking cricket has given thousands of older people the chance to reconnect with their inner child.
Tea and biscuits after a walking cricket match played by a community group of over 50’s gentlemen at Three Hills Sport Centre, in Folkestone, Kent on the 22nd of April 2024. Walking Cricket has been developing across the UK over the last 10 years, with the aim to make cricket accessible for all ages and abilities. It is still the traditional game but has been adapted to a slower paced version.
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'New lease of life': how walking cricket is giving the over-50s a taste of Bazball
Older people are reconnecting with their inner child by taking up the bat again and remembering how fun the sport can be.
Some of the purest forms of Bazball are being played in leisure centres up and down the country. Walking cricket has given thousands of older people the chance to reconnect with their inner child.
Guardian sports journalist Rob Smyth playing Walking Cricket with a group of over 50’s gentlemen at Three Hills Sport Centre, in Folkestone, Kent on the 22nd of April 2024. Walking Cricket has been developing across the UK over the last 10 years, with the aim to make cricket accessible for all ages and abilities. It is still the traditional game but has been adapted to a slower paced version.
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'New lease of life': how walking cricket is giving the over-50s a taste of Bazball
Older people are reconnecting with their inner child by taking up the bat again and remembering how fun the sport can be.
Some of the purest forms of Bazball are being played in leisure centres up and down the country. Walking cricket has given thousands of older people the chance to reconnect with their inner child.
Guardian sports journalist Rob Smyth bowled out while playing Walking Cricket with a group of over 50’s gentlemen at Three Hills Sport Centre, in Folkestone, Kent on the 22nd of April 2024. Walking Cricket has been developing across the UK over the last 10 years, with the aim to make cricket accessible for all ages and abilities. It is still the traditional game but has been adapted to a slower paced version.
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'New lease of life': how walking cricket is giving the over-50s a taste of Bazball
Older people are reconnecting with their inner child by taking up the bat again and remembering how fun the sport can be.
Some of the purest forms of Bazball are being played in leisure centres up and down the country. Walking cricket has given thousands of older people the chance to reconnect with their inner child.
Walking cricket being played by a community group of over 50’s gentlemen at Three Hills Sport Centre, in Folkestone, Kent on the 22nd of April 2024. Walking Cricket has been developing across the UK over the last 10 years, with the aim to make cricket accessible for all ages and abilities. It is still the traditional game but has been adapted to a slower paced version.
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'New lease of life': how walking cricket is giving the over-50s a taste of Bazball
Older people are reconnecting with their inner child by taking up the bat again and remembering how fun the sport can be.
Some of the purest forms of Bazball are being played in leisure centres up and down the country. Walking cricket has given thousands of older people the chance to reconnect with their inner child.
Walking cricket being played by a community group of over 50’s gentlemen at Three Hills Sport Centre, in Folkestone, Kent on the 22nd of April 2024. Walking Cricket has been developing across the UK over the last 10 years, with the aim to make cricket accessible for all ages and abilities. It is still the traditional game but has been adapted to a slower paced version.
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'New lease of life': how walking cricket is giving the over-50s a taste of Bazball
Older people are reconnecting with their inner child by taking up the bat again and remembering how fun the sport can be.
Some of the purest forms of Bazball are being played in leisure centres up and down the country. Walking cricket has given thousands of older people the chance to reconnect with their inner child.
Walking cricket being played by a community group of over 50’s gentlemen at Three Hills Sport Centre, in Folkestone, Kent on the 22nd of April 2024. Walking Cricket has been developing across the UK over the last 10 years, with the aim to make cricket accessible for all ages and abilities. It is still the traditional game but has been adapted to a slower paced version.
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'New lease of life': how walking cricket is giving the over-50s a taste of Bazball
Older people are reconnecting with their inner child by taking up the bat again and remembering how fun the sport can be.
Some of the purest forms of Bazball are being played in leisure centres up and down the country. Walking cricket has given thousands of older people the chance to reconnect with their inner child.
Walking cricket being played by a community group of over 50’s gentlemen at Three Hills Sport Centre, in Folkestone, Kent on the 22nd of April 2024. Walking Cricket has been developing across the UK over the last 10 years, with the aim to make cricket accessible for all ages and abilities. It is still the traditional game but has been adapted to a slower paced version.
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'New lease of life': how walking cricket is giving the over-50s a taste of Bazball
Older people are reconnecting with their inner child by taking up the bat again and remembering how fun the sport can be.
Some of the purest forms of Bazball are being played in leisure centres up and down the country. Walking cricket has given thousands of older people the chance to reconnect with their inner child.
Walking cricket being played by a community group of over 50’s gentlemen at Three Hills Sport Centre, in Folkestone, Kent on the 22nd of April 2024. Walking Cricket has been developing across the UK over the last 10 years, with the aim to make cricket accessible for all ages and abilities. It is still the traditional game but has been adapted to a slower paced version.
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'New lease of life': how walking cricket is giving the over-50s a taste of Bazball
Older people are reconnecting with their inner child by taking up the bat again and remembering how fun the sport can be.
Some of the purest forms of Bazball are being played in leisure centres up and down the country. Walking cricket has given thousands of older people the chance to reconnect with their inner child.
Walking cricket being played by a community group of over 50’s gentlemen at Three Hills Sport Centre, in Folkestone, Kent on the 22nd of April 2024. Walking Cricket has been developing across the UK over the last 10 years, with the aim to make cricket accessible for all ages and abilities. It is still the traditional game but has been adapted to a slower paced version.
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'New lease of life': how walking cricket is giving the over-50s a taste of Bazball
Older people are reconnecting with their inner child by taking up the bat again and remembering how fun the sport can be.
Some of the purest forms of Bazball are being played in leisure centres up and down the country. Walking cricket has given thousands of older people the chance to reconnect with their inner child.
Walking cricket being played by a community group of over 50’s gentlemen at Three Hills Sport Centre, in Folkestone, Kent on the 22nd of April 2024. Walking Cricket has been developing across the UK over the last 10 years, with the aim to make cricket accessible for all ages and abilities. It is still the traditional game but has been adapted to a slower paced version.
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'New lease of life': how walking cricket is giving the over-50s a taste of Bazball
Older people are reconnecting with their inner child by taking up the bat again and remembering how fun the sport can be.
Some of the purest forms of Bazball are being played in leisure centres up and down the country. Walking cricket has given thousands of older people the chance to reconnect with their inner child.
Walking cricket being played by a community group of over 50’s gentlemen at Three Hills Sport Centre, in Folkestone, Kent on the 22nd of April 2024. Walking Cricket has been developing across the UK over the last 10 years, with the aim to make cricket accessible for all ages and abilities. It is still the traditional game but has been adapted to a slower paced version.
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'New lease of life': how walking cricket is giving the over-50s a taste of Bazball
Older people are reconnecting with their inner child by taking up the bat again and remembering how fun the sport can be.
Some of the purest forms of Bazball are being played in leisure centres up and down the country. Walking cricket has given thousands of older people the chance to reconnect with their inner child.
Walking cricket being played by a community group of over 50’s gentlemen at Three Hills Sport Centre, in Folkestone, Kent on the 22nd of April 2024. Walking Cricket has been developing across the UK over the last 10 years, with the aim to make cricket accessible for all ages and abilities. It is still the traditional game but has been adapted to a slower paced version.
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'New lease of life': how walking cricket is giving the over-50s a taste of Bazball
Older people are reconnecting with their inner child by taking up the bat again and remembering how fun the sport can be.
Some of the purest forms of Bazball are being played in leisure centres up and down the country. Walking cricket has given thousands of older people the chance to reconnect with their inner child.
Walking cricket being played by a community group of over 50’s gentlemen at Three Hills Sport Centre, in Folkestone, Kent on the 22nd of April 2024. Walking Cricket has been developing across the UK over the last 10 years, with the aim to make cricket accessible for all ages and abilities. It is still the traditional game but has been adapted to a slower paced version.
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'New lease of life': how walking cricket is giving the over-50s a taste of Bazball
Older people are reconnecting with their inner child by taking up the bat again and remembering how fun the sport can be.
Some of the purest forms of Bazball are being played in leisure centres up and down the country. Walking cricket has given thousands of older people the chance to reconnect with their inner child.
Walking cricket being played by a community group of over 50’s gentlemen at Three Hills Sport Centre, in Folkestone, Kent on the 22nd of April 2024. Walking Cricket has been developing across the UK over the last 10 years, with the aim to make cricket accessible for all ages and abilities. It is still the traditional game but has been adapted to a slower paced version.
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'New lease of life': how walking cricket is giving the over-50s a taste of Bazball
Older people are reconnecting with their inner child by taking up the bat again and remembering how fun the sport can be.
Some of the purest forms of Bazball are being played in leisure centres up and down the country. Walking cricket has given thousands of older people the chance to reconnect with their inner child.
Walking cricket being played by a community group of over 50’s gentlemen at Three Hills Sport Centre, in Folkestone, Kent on the 22nd of April 2024. Walking Cricket has been developing across the UK over the last 10 years, with the aim to make cricket accessible for all ages and abilities. It is still the traditional game but has been adapted to a slower paced version.
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'New lease of life': how walking cricket is giving the over-50s a taste of Bazball
Older people are reconnecting with their inner child by taking up the bat again and remembering how fun the sport can be.
Some of the purest forms of Bazball are being played in leisure centres up and down the country. Walking cricket has given thousands of older people the chance to reconnect with their inner child.
Walking cricket being played by a community group of over 50’s gentlemen at Three Hills Sport Centre, in Folkestone, Kent on the 22nd of April 2024. Walking Cricket has been developing across the UK over the last 10 years, with the aim to make cricket accessible for all ages and abilities. It is still the traditional game but has been adapted to a slower paced version.
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'New lease of life': how walking cricket is giving the over-50s a taste of Bazball
Older people are reconnecting with their inner child by taking up the bat again and remembering how fun the sport can be.
Some of the purest forms of Bazball are being played in leisure centres up and down the country. Walking cricket has given thousands of older people the chance to reconnect with their inner child.
Walking cricket being played by a community group of over 50’s gentlemen at Three Hills Sport Centre, in Folkestone, Kent on the 22nd of April 2024. Walking Cricket has been developing across the UK over the last 10 years, with the aim to make cricket accessible for all ages and abilities. It is still the traditional game but has been adapted to a slower paced version.
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'New lease of life': how walking cricket is giving the over-50s a taste of Bazball
Older people are reconnecting with their inner child by taking up the bat again and remembering how fun the sport can be.
Some of the purest forms of Bazball are being played in leisure centres up and down the country. Walking cricket has given thousands of older people the chance to reconnect with their inner child.
Walking cricket being played by a community group of over 50’s gentlemen at Three Hills Sport Centre, in Folkestone, Kent on the 22nd of April 2024. Walking Cricket has been developing across the UK over the last 10 years, with the aim to make cricket accessible for all ages and abilities. It is still the traditional game but has been adapted to a slower paced version.
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'New lease of life': how walking cricket is giving the over-50s a taste of Bazball
Older people are reconnecting with their inner child by taking up the bat again and remembering how fun the sport can be.
Some of the purest forms of Bazball are being played in leisure centres up and down the country. Walking cricket has given thousands of older people the chance to reconnect with their inner child.
Walking cricket being played by a community group of over 50’s gentlemen at Three Hills Sport Centre, in Folkestone, Kent on the 22nd of April 2024. Walking Cricket has been developing across the UK over the last 10 years, with the aim to make cricket accessible for all ages and abilities. It is still the traditional game but has been adapted to a slower paced version.
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'New lease of life': how walking cricket is giving the over-50s a taste of Bazball
Older people are reconnecting with their inner child by taking up the bat again and remembering how fun the sport can be.
Some of the purest forms of Bazball are being played in leisure centres up and down the country. Walking cricket has given thousands of older people the chance to reconnect with their inner child.
Walking cricket being played by a community group of over 50’s gentlemen at Three Hills Sport Centre, in Folkestone, Kent on the 22nd of April 2024. Walking Cricket has been developing across the UK over the last 10 years, with the aim to make cricket accessible for all ages and abilities. It is still the traditional game but has been adapted to a slower paced version.
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'New lease of life': how walking cricket is giving the over-50s a taste of Bazball
Older people are reconnecting with their inner child by taking up the bat again and remembering how fun the sport can be.
Some of the purest forms of Bazball are being played in leisure centres up and down the country. Walking cricket has given thousands of older people the chance to reconnect with their inner child.
Walking cricket being played by a community group of over 50’s gentlemen at Three Hills Sport Centre, in Folkestone, Kent on the 22nd of April 2024. Walking Cricket has been developing across the UK over the last 10 years, with the aim to make cricket accessible for all ages and abilities. It is still the traditional game but has been adapted to a slower paced version.
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'New lease of life': how walking cricket is giving the over-50s a taste of Bazball
Older people are reconnecting with their inner child by taking up the bat again and remembering how fun the sport can be.
Some of the purest forms of Bazball are being played in leisure centres up and down the country. Walking cricket has given thousands of older people the chance to reconnect with their inner child.
Walking cricket being played by a community group of over 50’s gentlemen at Three Hills Sport Centre, in Folkestone, Kent on the 22nd of April 2024. Walking Cricket has been developing across the UK over the last 10 years, with the aim to make cricket accessible for all ages and abilities. It is still the traditional game but has been adapted to a slower paced version.
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'New lease of life': how walking cricket is giving the over-50s a taste of Bazball
Older people are reconnecting with their inner child by taking up the bat again and remembering how fun the sport can be.
Some of the purest forms of Bazball are being played in leisure centres up and down the country. Walking cricket has given thousands of older people the chance to reconnect with their inner child.
Walking cricket being played by a community group of over 50’s gentlemen at Three Hills Sport Centre, in Folkestone, Kent on the 22nd of April 2024. Walking Cricket has been developing across the UK over the last 10 years, with the aim to make cricket accessible for all ages and abilities. It is still the traditional game but has been adapted to a slower paced version.
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'New lease of life': how walking cricket is giving the over-50s a taste of Bazball
Older people are reconnecting with their inner child by taking up the bat again and remembering how fun the sport can be.
Some of the purest forms of Bazball are being played in leisure centres up and down the country. Walking cricket has given thousands of older people the chance to reconnect with their inner child.
Walking cricket being played by a community group of over 50’s gentlemen at Three Hills Sport Centre, in Folkestone, Kent on the 22nd of April 2024. Walking Cricket has been developing across the UK over the last 10 years, with the aim to make cricket accessible for all ages and abilities. It is still the traditional game but has been adapted to a slower paced version.
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Camilla Duchess of Cornwall visit to The Royal Foundation of St Katharine, London, UK - 30 Oct 2019
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Camilla Duchess of Cornwall attended The Royal Foundation of St Katharine which hosts retreats, acts as a conference venue for charities and NGOs and provides a meeting space for women's groups, artists and community organisations. HRH met staff and community groups in the Chapel, charities at St Katharine's precinct and visited the Yurt Cafe - a social enterprise with price-protected items, ensuring the menu is accessible to all.
Camilla Duchess of Cornwall visit to The Royal Foundation of St Katharine, London, UK - 30 Oct 2019
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Camilla Duchess of Cornwall visit to The Royal Foundation of St Katharine, London, UK - 30 Oct 2019
Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX (10460889j)
Camilla Duchess of Cornwall meets baby Clau-Jean Lin and her mother Marie Lin Takacs attended The Royal Foundation of St Katharine which hosts retreats, acts as a conference venue for charities and NGOs and provides a meeting space for womenÕs groups, artists and community organisations. HRH met staff and community groups in the Chapel, charities at St Katharine's precinct and visited the Yurt Cafe - a social enterprise with price-protected items, ensuring the menu is accessible to all.
Camilla Duchess of Cornwall visit to The Royal Foundation of St Katharine, London, UK - 30 Oct 2019
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Camilla Duchess of Cornwall visit to The Royal Foundation of St Katharine, London, UK - 30 Oct 2019
Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX (10460889g)
Camilla Duchess of Cornwall attended The Royal Foundation of St Katharine which hosts retreats, acts as a conference venue for charities and NGOs and provides a meeting space for women's groups, artists and community organisations. HRH met staff and community groups in the Chapel, charities at St Katharine's precinct and visited the Yurt Cafe - a social enterprise with price-protected items, ensuring the menu is accessible to all.
Camilla Duchess of Cornwall visit to The Royal Foundation of St Katharine, London, UK - 30 Oct 2019
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Camilla Duchess of Cornwall visit to The Royal Foundation of St Katharine, London, UK - 30 Oct 2019
Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX (10460889z)
Camilla Duchess of Cornwall meets baby Clau-Jean Lin and her mother Marie Lin Takacs attended The Royal Foundation of St Katharine which hosts retreats, acts as a conference venue for charities and NGOs and provides a meeting space for womenÕs groups, artists and community organisations. HRH met staff and community groups in the Chapel, charities at St Katharine's precinct and visited the Yurt Cafe - a social enterprise with price-protected items, ensuring the menu is accessible to all.
Camilla Duchess of Cornwall visit to The Royal Foundation of St Katharine, London, UK - 30 Oct 2019
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Camilla Duchess of Cornwall visit to The Royal Foundation of St Katharine, London, UK - 30 Oct 2019
Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX (10460889c)
Camilla Duchess of Cornwall attended The Royal Foundation of St Katharine which hosts retreats, acts as a conference venue for charities and NGOs and provides a meeting space for women's groups, artists and community organisations. HRH met staff and community groups in the Chapel, charities at St Katharine's precinct and visited the Yurt Cafe - a social enterprise with price-protected items, ensuring the menu is accessible to all.
Camilla Duchess of Cornwall visit to The Royal Foundation of St Katharine, London, UK - 30 Oct 2019
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REPORTAGE - Rollstuhlfahren in Kuba
zReportage.com Story of the Week # 615 - Wheeling In Cuba - Launched Nov. 19, 2016 - Full multimedia experience: audio, stills, text and or video: Go to zReportage.com to see more - Quadriplegic Josh Basile motivates others with spinal cord injuries using adaptive sports adventures to get out of their wheelchairs and ''live every breath,'' he declares. He organized a sailing trip to Cuba from Key West, on the only wheelchair accessible yacht in the world called 'Impossible Dream', with two elevators and a wraparound ramp designed by a quadriplegic. 'Cuba came about really because I wanted to come up with an innovative way to change the way the world sees paralysis'. While in Cuba they played sling shot golf invented by Basile, stayed in one of the few handicapped accessible hotels owned by a Cuban paraplegic and experienced the culture and issues of navigating the country by wheelchair. 'You know, it's always different doing anything in a chair. It's different. But different is not ruined. Different is fun, different is beautiful. And I'm willing and excited to try the next thing,' says Josh. 'Life can't get any better than this,' he declares. 'My injury has taken a lot but it's given so much more in return (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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PORTRAIT - Francesca Martinez
Disabled comedian, Francesca Martinez launches a campaign to improve journeys for disabled rail passengers. Francesca has challenged the way that accessibility has been handled in the past and the campaign is about our commitment to making the railway more inclusive.
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PORTRAIT - Francesca Martinez
Disabled comedian, Francesca Martinez launches a campaign to improve journeys for disabled rail passengers. Francesca has challenged the way that accessibility has been handled in the past and the campaign is about our commitment to making the railway more inclusive.
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PORTRAIT - Francesca Martinez
Disabled comedian, Francesca Martinez launches a campaign to improve journeys for disabled rail passengers. Francesca has challenged the way that accessibility has been handled in the past and the campaign is about our commitment to making the railway more inclusive.
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PORTRAIT - Francesca Martinez
Disabled comedian, Francesca Martinez launches a campaign to improve journeys for disabled rail passengers. Francesca has challenged the way that accessibility has been handled in the past and the campaign is about our commitment to making the railway more inclusive.
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PORTRAIT - Francesca Martinez
Disabled comedian, Francesca Martinez launches a campaign to improve journeys for disabled rail passengers. Francesca has challenged the way that accessibility has been handled in the past and the campaign is about our commitment to making the railway more inclusive.
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PORTRAIT - Francesca Martinez
Disabled comedian, Francesca Martinez launches a campaign to improve journeys for disabled rail passengers. Francesca has challenged the way that accessibility has been handled in the past and the campaign is about our commitment to making the railway more inclusive. Pictured with Margaret Hickish.
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PORTRAIT - Francesca Martinez
Disabled comedian, Francesca Martinez launches a campaign to improve journeys for disabled rail passengers. Francesca has challenged the way that accessibility has been handled in the past and the campaign is about our commitment to making the railway more inclusive. Pictured with Margaret Hickish.
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REPORTAGE - Rollstuhlfahren in Kuba
May 27, 2016 - Havana, Cuba - Five little words, innocent enough alone but when strung together they are devastating: 'You will never walk again. It's ninety percent mental to overcome,' says COLIN BUCHANAN, 27. He navigates the wheelchair challenges of old Havana as he visits a tourist shop to buy a hat (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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REPORTAGE - Rollstuhlfahren in Kuba
May 27, 2016 - Havana, Cuba - COLIN BUCHANAN, 27 navigates the wheelchair challenges of Havana. On left is GABBY AHRENS and right is BABILA KINGSLEY NDASI, caregiver for Josh. Quadriplegic Josh Basile formed a non-profit called Determined2Heal and motivates others with spinal cord injuries using adaptive sports adventures to get out of their wheelchairs and ''live every breath,'' he declares. He organized a sail to Cuba from Key West, Florida in May 2016 on the only wheelchair accessible yacht in the world called the Impossible Dream (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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REPORTAGE - Rollstuhlfahren in Kuba
May 27, 2016 - Havana, Cuba - JOSH BASILE gets help from local Cuban residents and his caregiver BABILA KINGSLEY NDASI as he is determined to get his 450 pound wheelchair up a steep flight of stairs at a cigar factory he wanted to visit. Navigating the trip in wheelchairs offered many challenges. 'The cigar factory, we were told it was wheelchair accessible. They had an elevator we had nothing to worry about. We arrive and the next thing you know there's five steps,'' says Josh. 'And about five Cuban men who were all watching immediately ran to the side to help support my wheelchair and to help balance me until we got the ramp reconnected at the top and they pushed me all the way up (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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REPORTAGE - Rollstuhlfahren in Kuba
May 26, 2016 - Havana, Cuba - On Calle Obispo in old Havana, ROBBY BECKMAN, left met an elderly man, MAXIMO ROGOBERTO ACOSTA OLIVERA in a battered wheelchair with a hat filled with a few coins but didn't appear to be begging. He was injured in a work accident. He admired their fancy wheelchairs and grasped the hands and legs of Robby, which were paralyzed for both of them. Robby said, It's all how you treat people also man. If you treat people with respect and a lot of people have good hearts, they want to help you. Somehow it's like karma, it's going to come back to you (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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REPORTAGE - Rollstuhlfahren in Kuba
May 26, 2016 - Havana, Cuba - Five little words, innocent enough alone but when strung together they are devastating: 'You will never walk again,' says COLIN BUCHANAN, 27. He navigates the logistical challenges of old Havana as local Cuban girls stare at his wheelchair (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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REPORTAGE - Rollstuhlfahren in Kuba
May 26, 2016 - Havana, Cuba - On Calle Obispo in old Havana, ROBBY BECKMAN, left met an elderly man, MAXIMO ROGOBERTO ACOSTA OLIVERA in a battered wheelchair with a hat filled with a few coins but didn't appear to be begging. He was injured in a work accident. He admired their fancy wheelchairs and grasped the hands and legs of Robby, which were paralyzed for both of them. Robby said, It's all how you treat people also man. If you treat people with respect and a lot of people have good hearts, they want to help you. Somehow it's like karma, it's going to come back to you (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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REPORTAGE - Rollstuhlfahren in Kuba
May 26, 2016 - Havana, Cuba - Five little words, innocent enough alone but when strung together they are devastating: 'You will never walk again,' says COLIN BUCHANAN, 27. He navigates the logistical challenges of old Havana as local Cubans stare at his wheelchair. GABBY AHRENS accompanies him (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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REPORTAGE - Rollstuhlfahren in Kuba
May 26, 2016 - Havana, Cuba - ROBBY BECKMAN navigates the cobblestone streets of old Havana. Quadriplegic Josh Basile organized a sail to Cuba from Key West, Florida in May 2016 on the only wheelchair accessible yacht in the world called the Impossible Dream, with two elevators and a wraparound ramp designed by a quadriplegic (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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