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Ideal Home Show Pictures For Centenary Picture Shows A Family With A Hoover Cleaner ***scanned From Negative - No Information Available*** The Ideal Home Show (formerly Called The Ideal Home Exhibition) Is An Annual Event Run By The Daily Mail In Lon
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Ideal Home Show Pictures For Centenary Picture Shows A Family With A Hoover Cleaner ***scanned From Negative - No Information Available*** The Ideal Home Show (formerly Called The Ideal Home Exhibition) Is An Annual Event Run By The Daily Mail In London. Its Goal Is To Bring Together Everything Associated With Having An 'ideal Home' Such As The Latest Inventions For The Modern House. The First Exhibition Was Held In 1908.
Ideal Home Show Pictures For Centenary Picture Shows A Family With A Hoover Cleaner ***scanned From Negative - No Information Available*** The Ideal Home Show (formerly Called The Ideal Home Exhibition) Is An Annual Event Run By The Daily Mail In Lon
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Letters and parcels from home : men of the field post office at the Front sorting mail bags by the roadside .
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Letters and parcels from home : getting a post office delivery ready to send round to the troops
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In touch with the folks at home : the arrival of the Australian mail at Cairo
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The postal censorship : sorting mails and examining letters ;
Preliminary classification : sorting a newly arrived mail for sending to various departments
The first stage : sorting mailbags and despatching them up a shoot to be opened by examiners
The censorship of business correspondence : one of the rooms in which commercial letters are examined
Work of a highly expert character : examining enemy securities and financial documents
Women censors : the room where letters to British prisoners of war in enemy countries are examined .
Women censors : the room where letters to and from German prisoners of war are examined .
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With the British forces in Italy : the postbox
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Daily Mail Ideal Home Exhibition - Ideal Home Show Pictures For Centenary. Picture Shows The Princess Mary Princess Royal And Countess Of Harewood (died March 1965) With Her Mother Queen Mary (died March 1953) At The Exhibition In 1920.
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Daily Mail Ideal Home Exhibition - Ideal Home Show Pictures For Centenary. Picture Shows The Princess Mary Princess Royal And Countess Of Harewood (died March 1965) With Her Mother Queen Mary (died March 1953) At The Exhibition In 1920.
Daily Mail Ideal Home Exhibition - Ideal Home Show Pictures For Centenary. Picture Shows The Princess Mary Princess Royal And Countess Of Harewood (died March 1965) With Her Mother Queen Mary (died March 1953) At The Exhibition In 1920.
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Daily Mail Ideal Home Exhibition - Ideal Home Show Pictures For Centenary. Picture Shows Princess Mary Princess Royal And Countess Of Harewood (died March 1965) With Her Mother Queen Mary (died March 1953) And Father King George V (died January 1936)
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Daily Mail Ideal Home Exhibition - Ideal Home Show Pictures For Centenary. Picture Shows Princess Mary Princess Royal And Countess Of Harewood (died March 1965) With Her Mother Queen Mary (died March 1953) And Father King George V (died January 1936) At The Exhibition In 1921
Daily Mail Ideal Home Exhibition - Ideal Home Show Pictures For Centenary. Picture Shows Princess Mary Princess Royal And Countess Of Harewood (died March 1965) With Her Mother Queen Mary (died March 1953) And Father King George V (died January 1936)
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Daily Mail Ideal Home Exhibition 1935 At Olympia.ellen Pollock Actress Tries Out An Electric Washing Machine.also Shown Is A Magnet Electric Water Heater.
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Daily Mail Ideal Home Exhibition 1935 At Olympia.ellen Pollock Actress Tries Out An Electric Washing Machine.also Shown Is A Magnet Electric Water Heater.
Daily Mail Ideal Home Exhibition 1935 At Olympia.ellen Pollock Actress Tries Out An Electric Washing Machine.also Shown Is A Magnet Electric Water Heater.
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DOMINION HOMES FOR BRITISH CHILDREN. APPLICATIONS POUR IN.
Ships are to sail soon carrying the first batch of 20000 children from Britain to the safety of the Dominions. They will stay for the duration of the war. Canada is expected to take 10,000, Australia 5000 and New Zealand and South Africa will each take several thousands.
The children will be between the ages of 5 and 16, their passage will be free and they will go into private homes. The cost will be six shillings per week or whatever the parents can pay. Applications, are pouring into the Children's Overseas Reception Board at 45 Berkley Street London, England, W1.
Photo shows: Sorting out one morning's post of applications at the Children's Overseas Reception Board.
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BERNARD SHAW 'S BIRTHDAY MAIL ARRIVES BY VAN
Congratualtions by mail and telephone poured into the home of Mr George Bernard Shaw at Ayot St. Lawrence, Hertfordshire on his 90th Birthday.
Photo Shows: A postman delivering Mr Shaw 's birthday mail from a van.
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BERNARD SHAW 'S 90TH BIRTHDAY MAIL ARRIVES
Congratulations by mail and telephone poured into the home of Mr George Bernard shaw at Ayot St Lawrence, Hertfordshire, on his 90th birthday.
Literature 's most distinguished nonogenarian celebrated his anniversary with a car drive.
Photo shows: A postman handing Mr Shaw 's birthday mail through a window of the house.
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FEATURE - Zugnostalgie: 1952 im Nachtzug von London nach Paris
Night Train to Europe
Post bags being loaded on the Compagnie Internationale des Wagon-Lits carriages used for the Paris-London Night Train.
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FEATURE - Zugnostalgie: 1952 im Nachtzug von London nach Paris
Night Train to Europe
Post bags being loaded on the Compagnie Internationale des Wagon-Lits carriages used for the Paris-London Night Train.
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A Life Size Picture Of Queen Elizabeth Ii In The Elizabeth Regina Exhibition At The 1952 Daily Mail Ideal Home Exhibition At Olympia.
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A Life Size Picture Of Queen Elizabeth II In The Elizabeth Regina Exhibition At The 1952 Daily Mail Ideal Home Exhibition At Olympia.
A Life Size Picture Of Queen Elizabeth Ii In The Elizabeth Regina Exhibition At The 1952 Daily Mail Ideal Home Exhibition At Olympia.
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Harry Carpenter Daily Mail Journalist With Boxer Rocky Marciano At His Training Quarters.
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Harry Carpenter Daily Mail Journalist With Boxer Rocky Marciano At His Training Quarters.
Harry Carpenter Daily Mail Journalist With Boxer Rocky Marciano At His Training Quarters.
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PEOPLE - 400.Todestag von William Shakespeare am 3. Mai 2016
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Daily Mail Ideal Home Exhibition At Olympia 1964 William Shakespeare Drawing
Daily Mail Ideal Home Exhibition At Olympia 1964 William Shakespeare Drawing
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Daily Mail Ideal Home Exhibition At Olympia 1966 Israel Actress Daliah Lavi
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Daily Mail Ideal Home Exhibition At Olympia 1966 Israel Actress Daliah Lavi
Daily Mail Ideal Home Exhibition At Olympia 1966 Israel Actress Daliah Lavi
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Twiggy, British model, actress & singer. London, GB. 1969
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Pop singer Lulu tosses up in the air some of the thousands of cards sent to the BBC giving viewers choices of the song she should sing in the Eurovision Song Contest later this year. Helping Lulu sort out the cards today was her husband Maurice Gibb of the Bee Gees group who is almost completely hidden by the cards.
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Princess Anne Now Princess Royal - November 1969 Princess Anne Visits Daily Mail And Sees The First Edition Printed. ...royalty
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Princess Anne Now Princess Royal - November 1969 Princess Anne Visits Daily Mail And Sees The First Edition Printed. ...royalty
Princess Anne Now Princess Royal - November 1969 Princess Anne Visits Daily Mail And Sees The First Edition Printed. ...royalty
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NEWS - Brexit: Erstes britisches Europa-Referendum 1975
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Jun 6, 1975 - London, United Kingdom - Daily Mail Front page for 6 June 1975. Headline : IT'S DECIDED
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Politicians forecast a 'Yes to Europe' vote as Millions go to the poll on Britain's historic Referendum Day
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NEWS - Brexit: Erstes britisches Europa-Referendum 1975
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Jun 7, 1975 - London, London, United Kingdom - Daily Mail front page for 7 June 1975. Headlines : YES! NOW A BIG FIGHT OVER BENN. We Stay in Europe by an overwhelming 2-1
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Racing Driver James Hunt Celebrates Winning The Daily Mail Race Of Champions At Brands Hatch Today.
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Racing Driver James Hunt Celebrates Winning The Daily Mail Race Of Champions At Brands Hatch Today.
Racing Driver James Hunt Celebrates Winning The Daily Mail Race Of Champions At Brands Hatch Today.
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Motor Racing Driver - James Hunt 1977 Mrs. Pat Harmsworth Presents The Trophy To James Hunt Who Won The Marlboro-daily Mail Race At Brand's Hatch For The Second Successive Year....
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Motor Racing Driver - James Hunt 1977 Mrs. Pat Harmsworth Presents The Trophy To James Hunt Who Won The Marlboro-daily Mail Race At Brand's Hatch For The Second Successive Year....
Motor Racing Driver - James Hunt 1977 Mrs. Pat Harmsworth Presents The Trophy To James Hunt Who Won The Marlboro-daily Mail Race At Brand's Hatch For The Second Successive Year....
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John Edwards Daily Mail Reporter With Emperor Jean Bedel Bokassa (died October 1996) In The Central African Republic.
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John Edwards Daily Mail Reporter With Emperor Jean Bedel Bokassa (died October 1996) In The Central African Republic.
John Edwards Daily Mail Reporter With Emperor Jean Bedel Bokassa (died October 1996) In The Central African Republic.
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PEOPLE - Happy Birthday: Roger Whittaker wird 80 Jahre alt (22.3.16)
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Singer Roger Whittaker With A Postbag Full Of Fan Mail
Singer Roger Whittaker With A Postbag Full Of Fan Mail
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PEOPLE - Lady Lucan - Misteriöses Leben, rätselhafter Tod
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Lady Lucan Wife Of Missing Lord Lucan At Home. Five Years After He Husband's Disappearance Lady Lucan Has Built A New Life Around Her children And Friends. 'no-one Could Possible Call Her A Recluse' Said A Family Friend Who Was At Her Mews House In Belgravia When Daily Mail Reporter Called. 'she Goes Out With Friends Several Time A Week. And She Was The Life And Soul Of A Dinner Party I Was At With Her The Other Day'. Lady Lucan Happily Acknowledges That She Has A Full Social Life-includind Men Friends-contary To An Article Recently Published In A Magazine Which Also Described Her As 'waif-like' And 'vunerable'. However Lady Lucan Who Looks No Older Than Her 42 Years Laughed And Said : 'on The Contrary My Skirts Are Becoming A Little To Tight'. Publishers Have Offered Sums For Her Iography. But She Has Decided To Wait Until The Children-lady Frances 15 Lord Bingham And Lady Camila Nine-are Older Then Perhaps Write It With Them.... Picture Desk ** 275591 Pkt3955
Lady Lucan Wife Of Missing Lord Lucan At Home. Five Years After He Husband's Disappearance Lady Lucan Has Built A New Life Around Her Children And Friends. 'no-one Could Possible Call Her A Recluse' Said A Family Friend Who Was At Her Mews House In
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Daily Mail Journalist Stephen Bates Shows His Dirty Shirt To Chris Milligan Of British Airways At Terminal 2 Heathrow Airport. After A New Tv Ad Calling British Airways The World's Favourite Airline The Daily Mail Put It To The Test But Found Out It
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Daily Mail Journalist Stephen Bates Shows His Dirty Shirt To Chris Milligan Of British Airways At Terminal 2 Heathrow Airport. After A New Tv Ad Calling British Airways The World's Favourite Airline The Daily Mail Put It To The Test But Found Out It Doesn't Work Out Like The Advert.
Daily Mail Journalist Stephen Bates Shows His Dirty Shirt To Chris Milligan Of British Airways At Terminal 2 Heathrow Airport. After A New Tv Ad Calling British Airways The World's Favourite Airline The Daily Mail Put It To The Test But Found Out It
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Postal Strike, Britain - 1988
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Mailbag tied over a post box during the postal strike
Postal Strike, Britain - 1988
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David Mellor at home in Putney checking mail behind curtains are the press epd
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Julio Cesar Chavez, Jeff Powell Boxer with Daily Mail Sports Writer
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Julio Cesar Chavez, Jeff Powell Boxer with Daily Mail Sports Writer
Julio Cesar Chavez, Jeff Powell Boxer with Daily Mail Sports Writer
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PEOPLE - Edith Piaf würde am 19.12. 100 Jahre alt werden
Edith Piaf shown in hospital bed New York
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PEOPLE - Peter Mayle ist im Alter von 78 Jahren gestorben
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Daily Mail Literary Lunch At The Savoy Hotel Author Peter Mayle Actress Sian Phillips & Politician Roy Hattersley.
Daily Mail Literary Lunch At The Savoy Hotel Author Peter Mayle Actress Sian Phillips & Politician Roy Hattersley.
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Roger Federer Wimbledon Tennis Championships. 2003. Day Thirteen.. Mens Singles Final Roger Federer V Mark Philippoussis .. Result 7-6 6-2 7-6... Wimbledon Tennis Championships .2003 Day Thirteen 06.07.03 Pic Andy Hooper........daily Mail Mens Single
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Roger Federer Wimbledon Tennis Championships. 2003. Day Thirteen.. Mens Singles Final Roger Federer V Mark Philippoussis .. Result 7-6 6-2 7-6... Wimbledon Tennis Championships .2003 Day Thirteen 06.07.03 Pic Andy Hooper........daily Mail Mens Singles Final Mark Phillippoussis V Roger Federer Roger Federer With Trophy...spt
Roger Federer Wimbledon Tennis Championships. 2003. Day Thirteen.. Mens Singles Final Roger Federer V Mark Philippoussis .. Result 7-6 6-2 7-6... Wimbledon Tennis Championships .2003 Day Thirteen 06.07.03 Pic Andy Hooper........daily Mail Mens Single
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Landscape with red letterbox built into a local stone wall near Glenridding in the Lake District (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Pele. Football Legend Pele Gives An Exclusive Interview To Daily Mail Sports Writer Lee Clayton.spt_gck_220506_ Football World Cup Picture Graham Chadwick Pele
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Pele. Football Legend Pele Gives An Exclusive Interview To Daily Mail Sports Writer Lee Clayton.spt_gck_220506_ Football World Cup Picture Graham Chadwick Pele
Pele. Football Legend Pele Gives An Exclusive Interview To Daily Mail Sports Writer Lee Clayton.spt_gck_220506_ Football World Cup Picture Graham Chadwick Pele
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Pele. Football Legend Pele Gives An Exclusive Interview To Daily Mail Sports Writer Lee Clayton. Spt_gck_220506_ Football World Cup Picture Graham Chadwick Pele
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Pele. Football Legend Pele Gives An Exclusive Interview To Daily Mail Sports Writer Lee Clayton. Spt_gck_220506_ Football World Cup Picture Graham Chadwick Pele
Pele. Football Legend Pele Gives An Exclusive Interview To Daily Mail Sports Writer Lee Clayton. Spt_gck_220506_ Football World Cup Picture Graham Chadwick Pele
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Pele. Football Legend Pele Gives An Exclusive Interview To Daily Mail Sports Writer Lee Clayton. Spt_gck_220506_ Football World Cup Picture Graham Chadwick Pele
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Pele. Football Legend Pele Gives An Exclusive Interview To Daily Mail Sports Writer Lee Clayton. Spt_gck_220506_ Football World Cup Picture Graham Chadwick Pele
Pele. Football Legend Pele Gives An Exclusive Interview To Daily Mail Sports Writer Lee Clayton. Spt_gck_220506_ Football World Cup Picture Graham Chadwick Pele
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Pele. Football Legend Pele Gives An Exclusive Interview To Daily Mail Sports Writer Lee Clayton. Football World Cup
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Pele. Football Legend Pele Gives An Exclusive Interview To Daily Mail Sports Writer Lee Clayton. Football World Cup
Pele. Football Legend Pele Gives An Exclusive Interview To Daily Mail Sports Writer Lee Clayton. Football World Cup
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London, England, Britain
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Postman delivering the mail on Alderney Street, Pimlico, London, England, Britain
London, England, Britain
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The Ghillie Suit, camouflage suit used in the investigation of insurance fraud - Nov 2008
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The Ghillie Suit, camouflage suit used in the investigation of insurance fraud - Nov 2008
POSITION VACANT: INSURANCE INVESTIGATOR WITH LOVE OF CAMOUFLAGE NEEDED
If you've ever believed that insurance was dull then prepare to think again.
CIA Excel, a security and surveillance company which operates in Northern Ireland and Scotland, is currently advertising for new undercover, insurance fraud operatives.
Successful applicants will have the chance to don the kind of gear more usually associated with special forces in order to investigate their 'targets'.
For the first time, CIA Excel is advertising publicly for two new recruits and is holding a series of boot camp events to select the final candidates.
More than 100 people have already applied for the two posts and during the rigorous selection process they will have a chance to don the "Ghillie Suit" - a foliage camouflage outfit that allows the wearer to completely blend into the background in a rural setting.
If successfully employed by the company the candidate will be one of those called in by insurance companies to gather evidence against suspect claimants, such as those who say they are incapacitated by injury.
A current member of the company's covert surveillance team comments: ''Those who are interested in these positions must be in no doubt that they are embarking on a job which is about as far from the ordinary, mundane nine to five office job as you can get.
"People might think that insurance fraud investigation is a dull, desk bound job for pen pushers but what we do could not be further from the truth".
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Alan Lewis / Rex Features
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Orbit the Orphaned Baby Owl, Narberth, Wales, Britain - 25 Feb 2009
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Orbit the Orphaned Baby Owl, Narberth, Wales, Britain - 25 Feb 2009
'Orbit' the 5 week-old baby Barn Owl who has been hand reared by Lynsey Wood at Folly Farm near Narberth in West Wales. The chick was orphaned at one day old and in an effort to make Orbit feel more at home, Head Keeper Lynsey bought a toy owl for the Barn Owl to cuddle up to.
Lynsey added: "It's the first Owl chick which i've hand reared, it's been an amazing experience to see it grow so quickly. A friend suggested that I find something like a toy Owl to stop Orbit feeling lonely, so I bought one from a local shop and it's made the world of difference. I thought that he might try and eat it, but he just cuddles up to it and goes to sleep".
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Guernsey Channel Islands UNITED KINGDOM
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St Peter Port. Double size blue letterbox European Scenic Mail Box Northern Europe Guernsey Channel Islands UNITED KINGDOM
Guernsey Channel Islands UNITED KINGDOM
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PEOPLE: Horror-Regisseur Wes Craven mit 76 Jahren gestorben
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Replica mail box on the abandoned movie set of the 2006 re-make of Wes Craven's The Hills Have Eyes on the desert road near Ouarzazate, southern Morocco. Ouarzazate is central to Morocco's film industry.
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Marrakesh, Morocco, 2009
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Marrakesh, Morocco, 2009
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Japan - 2009
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Post box, mail box, Central Post Office, Kyoto Station, Kyoto, Kansai, Japan, Asia
Japan - 2009
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Baby Harvest Mice are released back into the wild, Somerset, Britain - Sep 2009
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Baby Harvest Mice are released back into the wild, Somerset, Britain - Sep 2009
A BERRY MICE LIFE
The future is looking berry nice for these tiny harvest mice.
The cute critters got their first taste of freedom, not to mention a juicy meal, after being released into the wild.
In total, five mice were all released into the countryside around Somerset following a successful breeding programme.
And after tasting the blackberries the youngsters all scampered off into the undergrowth and their new lives, which will hopefully include producing lots of offspring.
Harvest mice are the smallest and rarest mice in all of Europe.
Staff at the Secret World Centre have been playing their part to help secure the future of the miniature mice species by running a back to the wild breeding scheme in order to boost their numbers.
And after a baby boom earlier in the year, the adult rodents are ready to venture into the great outdoors.
In recent years life has been tough for the harvest mouse, due to modern farming techniques and loss of habitat.
It doesn't help that the mini mice grow to just 2in long and weigh less than a 10p piece.
However, according to Georgette Shearer of the British Mammal Society, the late harvest in some parts of the country has proven to be a real boon for the mice.
She comments: "They can have three litters a year and use cereal crops for nesting. You can imagine what happens to the last litter when the harvester arrives.
"Any delay in the harvest can be a good thing for them."
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A rare white tiger bursts out of the water at Singapore Zoo, Singapore - 28 Sep 2009
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A rare white tiger bursts out of the water at Singapore Zoo, Singapore - 28 Sep 2009
AMAZING PICTURES CATCH TIGER'S TEATIME
A rare white tiger lunges into water at feeding time to fight for food.
Female photographer Birte Person captured the astonishing shots of the white Bengal Tiger as it ate with five others.
White tigers are almost extinct and most of those that survive are in captivity. In the past century only 12 have been seen in the wild.
The white tiger is neither an albino nor a separate subspecies. They are born to a Bengal Tiger, or Panthera tigris, that has the recessive gene needed for white colouring.
This happens naturally once in every 10,000 births and results in a tiger with white fur, black stripes, blue eyes and a pink nose.
Birte, 62, from New South Wales, Australia, took the incredible pictures while on a visit to Singapore Zoo.
She said: "Singapore has one of the largest collections of white tigers in the world and runs a very efficient breeding and conservation program.
"When these photos were taken I was on my way to another conservation shoot in Asia but decided I had to stop and look at these magnificent creatures.
"They sit in anticipation on the rocks waiting for the first morsel to be thrown, then it is a huge lunge into the water by all of them.
"It carries on at a frantic pace until they all get some food.
"Because it happens so quickly it is very difficult to get photos like this - I'm very pleased with them."
Bengal Tigers are fully grown at two to three years of age and live for up to 15 years in the wild. Males weigh 200-230 kilograms and are up to three metres in length.
The females are 130-70 kilograms and up to 2.5 meters long.
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Paralysed dog walks again after pioneering treatment, Cambridge University, Cambridgeshire, Britain - 07 Oct 2009
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Paralysed dog walks again after pioneering treatment, Cambridge University, Cambridgeshire, Britain - 07 Oct 2009
PARALYSED DOG WALKS AGAIN AFTER PIONEERING TREATMENT
A dog who was paralysed has taken his first steps after pioneering treatment by scientists at Cambridge University.
Experts hope the procedure could eventually be used to help humans with severe spinal injuries after its success in getting pet pooch Henry back on his feet.
Henry, a smooth-haired Miniature Dachsund, was unable to walk after discs ruptured in his spine last November.
Now the six-year-old dog is walking and wagging his tail after scientists at Cambridge Veterinary School took cells from his nose and injected them back into his spine.
"It's incredible, I didn't think Henry would ever be able to walk again, but over the last few months he has been wagging his tail and taking small steps," said owner Sarah Beech, 34, from Birmingham.
"The vet told me to put him to sleep because he wouldn't have a very good quality of life and he was very depressed.
"But this treatment has really helped."
Henry had always enjoyed going for walks but suddenly lost the use of his legs about a year ago.
"One day he yelped when I picked him up and two days later he couldn't walk," she added.
"The discs in his back were pushing into his spinal cord and eventually he lost the use of his back legs and continence.
"I think he may have fallen down the stairs at some point before I bought him as his spine was quite badly damaged."
Henry was given an operation to ease the pressure on his spine, but it didn't work.
Then Sarah heard about the new treatment for severe spinal cord injuries and decided to enlist him in the trial.
Cells were harvested from his nose in March and...
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