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A bee hovers over thistle at sunrise on Northala Fields, Ealing, london today.
Brits are bracing for a sweltering lockdown heatwave with temperatures set to soar past 30C today. With the mercury expected to hit 31C in London and 33C in the south of England, forecasters and medics are urging people to take extra precautions to stay safe in the sun. A level two heat alert has been issued by the Met Office for England, with the heatwave expected to intensify even further tomorrow with temperatures likely climb to 34C.
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FEATURE - Strampelanzüge für Hunde
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Peter Jolly/REX/Shutterstock (9079426u)
"Thistle" who is wearing one of the coats from K9 CleanCoats
Woman creates line of dog onesies, Scotland - 18 Sep 2017
*Full story: https://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/tn2f
People are raving about the latest trend to take pet lovers by storm ? dog onesies. And the inventor, Aileen Toynton, from Elgin in Moray is working ?eight days a week? to keep up with the demand from Tasmania to Canada, from the USA to Switzerland and from the UK to the Middle East. The hair-brained idea came from sheer desperation ? because Aileen was unable to find a garment that kept her American Cocker Spaniel, Toto, warm, dry and still able to run about. In a bid to keep her best pal comfortable, the former court shorthand writer ? who had never touched a sewing machine before ? enrolled in an evening class to learn to sew. Now her made-to-measure doggy clothing range also includes a lightweight K9 CleanCoat for dogs with skin allergies and a special Kevlar coat ? the same material used to make bullet and stab-proof vests ? for thrill seeking motor cycle riding dogs.
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Peter Pan photocall, Glasgow, Scotland, Britain - 23 Dec 2015
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Jeff Holmes/REX/Shutterstock (5501790l)
David Hasselhoff as Captain Hook from Peter Pan meeting Partick Thistle mascot Kingsley
Peter Pan photocall, Glasgow, Scotland, Britain - 23 Dec 2015
Knight Rider legend, or Captain Hook as he is known in Glasgow this panto season, David Hasselhoff, has been showing his support for the city's very own Partick Thistle. David tweeted the football club his support two weeks ago, inviting them down to see him star in the Pantomime, Peter Pan. Not one to turn down an opportunity, Kingsley decided to take full advantage by taking his teammates, Liam Lindsay and Gary Fraser down to pay him a visit.
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Peter Pan photocall, Glasgow, Scotland, Britain - 23 Dec 2015
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Jeff Holmes/REX/Shutterstock (5501790d)
David Hasselhoff as Captain Hook from Peter Pan meeting Partick Thistle mascot Kingsley
Peter Pan photocall, Glasgow, Scotland, Britain - 23 Dec 2015
Knight Rider legend, or Captain Hook as he is known in Glasgow this panto season, David Hasselhoff, has been showing his support for the city's very own Partick Thistle. David tweeted the football club his support two weeks ago, inviting them down to see him star in the Pantomime, Peter Pan. Not one to turn down an opportunity, Kingsley decided to take full advantage by taking his teammates, Liam Lindsay and Gary Fraser down to pay him a visit.
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Peter Pan photocall, Glasgow, Scotland, Britain - 23 Dec 2015
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Jeff Holmes/REX/Shutterstock (5501790g)
David Hasselhoff as Captain Hook from Peter Pan with Partick Thistle mascot Kingsley and players Liam Lindsay and Gary Fraser
Peter Pan photocall, Glasgow, Scotland, Britain - 23 Dec 2015
Knight Rider legend, or Captain Hook as he is known in Glasgow this panto season, David Hasselhoff, has been showing his support for the city's very own Partick Thistle. David tweeted the football club his support two weeks ago, inviting them down to see him star in the Pantomime, Peter Pan. Not one to turn down an opportunity, Kingsley decided to take full advantage by taking his teammates, Liam Lindsay and Gary Fraser down to pay him a visit.
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Peter Pan photocall, Glasgow, Scotland, Britain - 23 Dec 2015
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Jeff Holmes/REX/Shutterstock (5501790j)
David Hasselhoff as Captain Hook from Peter Pan with Partick Thistle mascot Kingsley and players Liam Lindsay and Gary Fraser
Peter Pan photocall, Glasgow, Scotland, Britain - 23 Dec 2015
Knight Rider legend, or Captain Hook as he is known in Glasgow this panto season, David Hasselhoff, has been showing his support for the city's very own Partick Thistle. David tweeted the football club his support two weeks ago, inviting them down to see him star in the Pantomime, Peter Pan. Not one to turn down an opportunity, Kingsley decided to take full advantage by taking his teammates, Liam Lindsay and Gary Fraser down to pay him a visit.
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Peter Pan photocall, Glasgow, Scotland, Britain - 23 Dec 2015
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Jeff Holmes/REX/Shutterstock (5501790e)
David Hasselhoff as Captain Hook from Peter Pan meeting Partick Thistle mascot Kingsley
Peter Pan photocall, Glasgow, Scotland, Britain - 23 Dec 2015
Knight Rider legend, or Captain Hook as he is known in Glasgow this panto season, David Hasselhoff, has been showing his support for the city's very own Partick Thistle. David tweeted the football club his support two weeks ago, inviting them down to see him star in the Pantomime, Peter Pan. Not one to turn down an opportunity, Kingsley decided to take full advantage by taking his teammates, Liam Lindsay and Gary Fraser down to pay him a visit.
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Peter Pan photocall, Glasgow, Scotland, Britain - 23 Dec 2015
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Jeff Holmes/REX/Shutterstock (5501790h)
David Hasselhoff as Captain Hook from Peter Pan meeting Partick Thistle mascot Kingsley
Peter Pan photocall, Glasgow, Scotland, Britain - 23 Dec 2015
Knight Rider legend, or Captain Hook as he is known in Glasgow this panto season, David Hasselhoff, has been showing his support for the city's very own Partick Thistle. David tweeted the football club his support two weeks ago, inviting them down to see him star in the Pantomime, Peter Pan. Not one to turn down an opportunity, Kingsley decided to take full advantage by taking his teammates, Liam Lindsay and Gary Fraser down to pay him a visit.
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Peter Pan photocall, Glasgow, Scotland, Britain - 23 Dec 2015
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Jeff Holmes/REX/Shutterstock (5501790f)
David Hasselhoff as Captain Hook from Peter Pan meeting Partick Thistle mascot Kingsley
Peter Pan photocall, Glasgow, Scotland, Britain - 23 Dec 2015
Knight Rider legend, or Captain Hook as he is known in Glasgow this panto season, David Hasselhoff, has been showing his support for the city's very own Partick Thistle. David tweeted the football club his support two weeks ago, inviting them down to see him star in the Pantomime, Peter Pan. Not one to turn down an opportunity, Kingsley decided to take full advantage by taking his teammates, Liam Lindsay and Gary Fraser down to pay him a visit.
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Peter Pan photocall, Glasgow, Scotland, Britain - 23 Dec 2015
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Jeff Holmes/REX/Shutterstock (5501790k)
David Hasselhoff as Captain Hook from Peter Pan meeting Partick Thistle mascot Kingsley
Peter Pan photocall, Glasgow, Scotland, Britain - 23 Dec 2015
Knight Rider legend, or Captain Hook as he is known in Glasgow this panto season, David Hasselhoff, has been showing his support for the city's very own Partick Thistle. David tweeted the football club his support two weeks ago, inviting them down to see him star in the Pantomime, Peter Pan. Not one to turn down an opportunity, Kingsley decided to take full advantage by taking his teammates, Liam Lindsay and Gary Fraser down to pay him a visit.
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FEATURE: Kleiner Hase macht Bekanntschaft mit einer Distel
MANDATORY CREDIT: Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock (5215091a)
(Pic 1 - detail) Baby rabbit starts to feed on a thistle plant
Baby rabbit reacts after realising it has eaten thistle plant, Suffolk, Britain - Jul 2015
If it looks tasty.. and it smells tasty... then OUCH!
This funny bunny bit off more than it could chew when it tried to nibble at a thistle plant.
Photographer Kevin Sawford snapped the peckish rabbit near Ipswich sizing up the greenery, before taking a bite.
The resulting reactions of the wild rabbit made for this series of hilarious images as it threw its paws in the air, contorted its face in disgust and stuck out its tongue.
Kevin says: "I had been photographing a family of wild rabbits at their warden in the Suffolk countryside over a few days in the summer.
"On this particular evening this youngster started to feed on the thistle plant. At first it seems content with its meal but then realises the mistake it has made when it bites into the prickly plant. Its reaction is priceless.
"The young rabbit soon recovered and was OK but had learnt its lesson on what to feed on."
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FEATURE: Kleiner Hase macht Bekanntschaft mit einer Distel
MANDATORY CREDIT: Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock (5215091e)
(Pic 5 - detail) Baby rabbit reacts after realising it has just fed on a prickly thistle plant
Baby rabbit reacts after realising it has eaten thistle plant, Suffolk, Britain - Jul 2015
If it looks tasty.. and it smells tasty... then OUCH!
This funny bunny bit off more than it could chew when it tried to nibble at a thistle plant.
Photographer Kevin Sawford snapped the peckish rabbit near Ipswich sizing up the greenery, before taking a bite.
The resulting reactions of the wild rabbit made for this series of hilarious images as it threw its paws in the air, contorted its face in disgust and stuck out its tongue.
Kevin says: "I had been photographing a family of wild rabbits at their warden in the Suffolk countryside over a few days in the summer.
"On this particular evening this youngster started to feed on the thistle plant. At first it seems content with its meal but then realises the mistake it has made when it bites into the prickly plant. Its reaction is priceless.
"The young rabbit soon recovered and was OK but had learnt its lesson on what to feed on."
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FEATURE: Kleiner Hase macht Bekanntschaft mit einer Distel
MANDATORY CREDIT: Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock (5215091b)
(Pic 2 - detail) Baby rabbit starts to feed on a thistle plant
Baby rabbit reacts after realising it has eaten thistle plant, Suffolk, Britain - Jul 2015
If it looks tasty.. and it smells tasty... then OUCH!
This funny bunny bit off more than it could chew when it tried to nibble at a thistle plant.
Photographer Kevin Sawford snapped the peckish rabbit near Ipswich sizing up the greenery, before taking a bite.
The resulting reactions of the wild rabbit made for this series of hilarious images as it threw its paws in the air, contorted its face in disgust and stuck out its tongue.
Kevin says: "I had been photographing a family of wild rabbits at their warden in the Suffolk countryside over a few days in the summer.
"On this particular evening this youngster started to feed on the thistle plant. At first it seems content with its meal but then realises the mistake it has made when it bites into the prickly plant. Its reaction is priceless.
"The young rabbit soon recovered and was OK but had learnt its lesson on what to feed on."
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FEATURE: Kleiner Hase macht Bekanntschaft mit einer Distel
MANDATORY CREDIT: Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock (5215091c)
(Pic 3 - detail) Baby rabbit maybe senses something isn't right after tasting a thistle plant
Baby rabbit reacts after realising it has eaten thistle plant, Suffolk, Britain - Jul 2015
If it looks tasty.. and it smells tasty... then OUCH!
This funny bunny bit off more than it could chew when it tried to nibble at a thistle plant.
Photographer Kevin Sawford snapped the peckish rabbit near Ipswich sizing up the greenery, before taking a bite.
The resulting reactions of the wild rabbit made for this series of hilarious images as it threw its paws in the air, contorted its face in disgust and stuck out its tongue.
Kevin says: "I had been photographing a family of wild rabbits at their warden in the Suffolk countryside over a few days in the summer.
"On this particular evening this youngster started to feed on the thistle plant. At first it seems content with its meal but then realises the mistake it has made when it bites into the prickly plant. Its reaction is priceless.
"The young rabbit soon recovered and was OK but had learnt its lesson on what to feed on."
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FEATURE: Kleiner Hase macht Bekanntschaft mit einer Distel
MANDATORY CREDIT: Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock (5215091l)
(Pic 6) Baby rabbit reacts after realising it has just fed on a prickly thistle plant
Baby rabbit reacts after realising it has eaten thistle plant, Suffolk, Britain - Jul 2015
If it looks tasty.. and it smells tasty... then OUCH!
This funny bunny bit off more than it could chew when it tried to nibble at a thistle plant.
Photographer Kevin Sawford snapped the peckish rabbit near Ipswich sizing up the greenery, before taking a bite.
The resulting reactions of the wild rabbit made for this series of hilarious images as it threw its paws in the air, contorted its face in disgust and stuck out its tongue.
Kevin says: "I had been photographing a family of wild rabbits at their warden in the Suffolk countryside over a few days in the summer.
"On this particular evening this youngster started to feed on the thistle plant. At first it seems content with its meal but then realises the mistake it has made when it bites into the prickly plant. Its reaction is priceless.
"The young rabbit soon recovered and was OK but had learnt its lesson on what to feed on."
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FEATURE: Kleiner Hase macht Bekanntschaft mit einer Distel
MANDATORY CREDIT: Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock (5215091h)
(Pic 2) Baby rabbit starts to feed on a thistle plant
Baby rabbit reacts after realising it has eaten thistle plant, Suffolk, Britain - Jul 2015
If it looks tasty.. and it smells tasty... then OUCH!
This funny bunny bit off more than it could chew when it tried to nibble at a thistle plant.
Photographer Kevin Sawford snapped the peckish rabbit near Ipswich sizing up the greenery, before taking a bite.
The resulting reactions of the wild rabbit made for this series of hilarious images as it threw its paws in the air, contorted its face in disgust and stuck out its tongue.
Kevin says: "I had been photographing a family of wild rabbits at their warden in the Suffolk countryside over a few days in the summer.
"On this particular evening this youngster started to feed on the thistle plant. At first it seems content with its meal but then realises the mistake it has made when it bites into the prickly plant. Its reaction is priceless.
"The young rabbit soon recovered and was OK but had learnt its lesson on what to feed on."
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FEATURE: Kleiner Hase macht Bekanntschaft mit einer Distel
MANDATORY CREDIT: Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock (5215091f)
(Pic 6 - detail) Baby rabbit reacts after realising it has just fed on a prickly thistle plant
Baby rabbit reacts after realising it has eaten thistle plant, Suffolk, Britain - Jul 2015
If it looks tasty.. and it smells tasty... then OUCH!
This funny bunny bit off more than it could chew when it tried to nibble at a thistle plant.
Photographer Kevin Sawford snapped the peckish rabbit near Ipswich sizing up the greenery, before taking a bite.
The resulting reactions of the wild rabbit made for this series of hilarious images as it threw its paws in the air, contorted its face in disgust and stuck out its tongue.
Kevin says: "I had been photographing a family of wild rabbits at their warden in the Suffolk countryside over a few days in the summer.
"On this particular evening this youngster started to feed on the thistle plant. At first it seems content with its meal but then realises the mistake it has made when it bites into the prickly plant. Its reaction is priceless.
"The young rabbit soon recovered and was OK but had learnt its lesson on what to feed on."
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FEATURE: Kleiner Hase macht Bekanntschaft mit einer Distel
MANDATORY CREDIT: Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock (5215091d)
(Pic 4 - detail) Baby rabbit reacts after realising it has just fed on a prickly thistle plant
Baby rabbit reacts after realising it has eaten thistle plant, Suffolk, Britain - Jul 2015
If it looks tasty.. and it smells tasty... then OUCH!
This funny bunny bit off more than it could chew when it tried to nibble at a thistle plant.
Photographer Kevin Sawford snapped the peckish rabbit near Ipswich sizing up the greenery, before taking a bite.
The resulting reactions of the wild rabbit made for this series of hilarious images as it threw its paws in the air, contorted its face in disgust and stuck out its tongue.
Kevin says: "I had been photographing a family of wild rabbits at their warden in the Suffolk countryside over a few days in the summer.
"On this particular evening this youngster started to feed on the thistle plant. At first it seems content with its meal but then realises the mistake it has made when it bites into the prickly plant. Its reaction is priceless.
"The young rabbit soon recovered and was OK but had learnt its lesson on what to feed on."
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FEATURE: Kleiner Hase macht Bekanntschaft mit einer Distel
MANDATORY CREDIT: Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock (5215091k)
(Pic 5) Baby rabbit reacts after realising it has just fed on a prickly thistle plant
Baby rabbit reacts after realising it has eaten thistle plant, Suffolk, Britain - Jul 2015
If it looks tasty.. and it smells tasty... then OUCH!
This funny bunny bit off more than it could chew when it tried to nibble at a thistle plant.
Photographer Kevin Sawford snapped the peckish rabbit near Ipswich sizing up the greenery, before taking a bite.
The resulting reactions of the wild rabbit made for this series of hilarious images as it threw its paws in the air, contorted its face in disgust and stuck out its tongue.
Kevin says: "I had been photographing a family of wild rabbits at their warden in the Suffolk countryside over a few days in the summer.
"On this particular evening this youngster started to feed on the thistle plant. At first it seems content with its meal but then realises the mistake it has made when it bites into the prickly plant. Its reaction is priceless.
"The young rabbit soon recovered and was OK but had learnt its lesson on what to feed on."
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FEATURE: Kleiner Hase macht Bekanntschaft mit einer Distel
MANDATORY CREDIT: Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock (5215091i)
(Pic 3) Baby rabbit maybe senses something isn't right after tasting a thistle plant
Baby rabbit reacts after realising it has eaten thistle plant, Suffolk, Britain - Jul 2015
If it looks tasty.. and it smells tasty... then OUCH!
This funny bunny bit off more than it could chew when it tried to nibble at a thistle plant.
Photographer Kevin Sawford snapped the peckish rabbit near Ipswich sizing up the greenery, before taking a bite.
The resulting reactions of the wild rabbit made for this series of hilarious images as it threw its paws in the air, contorted its face in disgust and stuck out its tongue.
Kevin says: "I had been photographing a family of wild rabbits at their warden in the Suffolk countryside over a few days in the summer.
"On this particular evening this youngster started to feed on the thistle plant. At first it seems content with its meal but then realises the mistake it has made when it bites into the prickly plant. Its reaction is priceless.
"The young rabbit soon recovered and was OK but had learnt its lesson on what to feed on."
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FEATURE: Kleiner Hase macht Bekanntschaft mit einer Distel
MANDATORY CREDIT: Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock (5215091j)
(Pic 4) Baby rabbit reacts after realising it has just fed on a prickly thistle plant
Baby rabbit reacts after realising it has eaten thistle plant, Suffolk, Britain - Jul 2015
If it looks tasty.. and it smells tasty... then OUCH!
This funny bunny bit off more than it could chew when it tried to nibble at a thistle plant.
Photographer Kevin Sawford snapped the peckish rabbit near Ipswich sizing up the greenery, before taking a bite.
The resulting reactions of the wild rabbit made for this series of hilarious images as it threw its paws in the air, contorted its face in disgust and stuck out its tongue.
Kevin says: "I had been photographing a family of wild rabbits at their warden in the Suffolk countryside over a few days in the summer.
"On this particular evening this youngster started to feed on the thistle plant. At first it seems content with its meal but then realises the mistake it has made when it bites into the prickly plant. Its reaction is priceless.
"The young rabbit soon recovered and was OK but had learnt its lesson on what to feed on."
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FEATURE: Kleiner Hase macht Bekanntschaft mit einer Distel
MANDATORY CREDIT: Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Kevin Sawford/REX Shutterstock (5215091g)
(Pic 1) Baby rabbit starts to feed on a thistle plant
Baby rabbit reacts after realising it has eaten thistle plant, Suffolk, Britain - Jul 2015
If it looks tasty.. and it smells tasty... then OUCH!
This funny bunny bit off more than it could chew when it tried to nibble at a thistle plant.
Photographer Kevin Sawford snapped the peckish rabbit near Ipswich sizing up the greenery, before taking a bite.
The resulting reactions of the wild rabbit made for this series of hilarious images as it threw its paws in the air, contorted its face in disgust and stuck out its tongue.
Kevin says: "I had been photographing a family of wild rabbits at their warden in the Suffolk countryside over a few days in the summer.
"On this particular evening this youngster started to feed on the thistle plant. At first it seems content with its meal but then realises the mistake it has made when it bites into the prickly plant. Its reaction is priceless.
"The young rabbit soon recovered and was OK but had learnt its lesson on what to feed on."
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Kate Middleton Fashion Compilation
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The Order of the Thistle Ceremony, St Giles Cathedral, Edinburgh, Scotland, Britain - 05 Jul 2012
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Thistle Ceremony, St Giles Cathedral, Edinburgh, Scotland, Britain - 05 Jul 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Tim Rooke / Rex Features (1792878ai)
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip
Thistle Ceremony, St Giles Cathedral, Edinburgh, Scotland, Britain - 05 Jul 2012
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Thistle Ceremony, St Giles Cathedral, Edinburgh, Scotland, Britain - 05 Jul 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Tim Rooke / Rex Features (1792878aj)
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip
Thistle Ceremony, St Giles Cathedral, Edinburgh, Scotland, Britain - 05 Jul 2012
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Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip
The Order of the Thistle Ceremony, St Giles Cathedral, Edinburgh, Scotland, Britain - 05 Jul 2012
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The Thistle Service at St Giles Cathedral, Edinburgh, Scotland, Britain - 15 Jul 2010
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The Thistle Service at St Giles Cathedral, Edinburgh, Scotland, Britain - 15 Jul 2010
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The Thistle Service at St Giles Cathedral, Edinburgh, Scotland, Britain - 15 Jul 2010
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Queen Elizabeth II
The Thistle Service at St Giles Cathedral, Edinburgh, Scotland, Britain - 15 Jul 2010
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Europe's smallest bird, the Goldcrest, Arundel, West Sussex, Britain - 11 Jan 2009
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mike Walker / Rex Features ( 836755e )
A Goldcrest pecks seeds from a frosted thistle
Europe's smallest bird, the Goldcrest, Arundel, West Sussex, Britain - 11 Jan 2009
Temperatures may have been a glacial -9 but that didn't stop this little bird from popping out for a snack. The Goldcrest is Britain and Europe's smallest bird. Amazingly, despite their tiny size, which sees adults grow to about three inches and weigh no more than a 20p piece, the birds can endure sub-zero temperatures of up to minus 25 degrees Celcius. With the cold snap biting this little bird ventured out to a local garden in Arundel to pick thistle seeds to eat. Though they can survive in low temperatures the birds can barely afford to stop feeding all day because they have to build up enough fat reserves to see them through the night.
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Europe's smallest bird, the Goldcrest, Arundel, West Sussex, Britain - 11 Jan 2009
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mike Walker / Rex Features ( 836755b )
A Goldcrest pecks seeds from a frosted thistle
Europe's smallest bird, the Goldcrest, Arundel, West Sussex, Britain - 11 Jan 2009
Temperatures may have been a glacial -9 but that didn't stop this little bird from popping out for a snack. The Goldcrest is Britain and Europe's smallest bird. Amazingly, despite their tiny size, which sees adults grow to about three inches and weigh no more than a 20p piece, the birds can endure sub-zero temperatures of up to minus 25 degrees Celcius. With the cold snap biting this little bird ventured out to a local garden in Arundel to pick thistle seeds to eat. Though they can survive in low temperatures the birds can barely afford to stop feeding all day because they have to build up enough fat reserves to see them through the night.
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Europe's smallest bird, the Goldcrest, Arundel, West Sussex, Britain - 11 Jan 2009
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mike Walker / Rex Features ( 836755d )
A Goldcrest pecks seeds from a frosted thistle
Europe's smallest bird, the Goldcrest, Arundel, West Sussex, Britain - 11 Jan 2009
Temperatures may have been a glacial -9 but that didn't stop this little bird from popping out for a snack. The Goldcrest is Britain and Europe's smallest bird. Amazingly, despite their tiny size, which sees adults grow to about three inches and weigh no more than a 20p piece, the birds can endure sub-zero temperatures of up to minus 25 degrees Celcius. With the cold snap biting this little bird ventured out to a local garden in Arundel to pick thistle seeds to eat. Though they can survive in low temperatures the birds can barely afford to stop feeding all day because they have to build up enough fat reserves to see them through the night.
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Europe's smallest bird, the Goldcrest, Arundel, West Sussex, Britain - 11 Jan 2009
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A Goldcrest pecks seeds from a frosted thistle
Europe's smallest bird, the Goldcrest, Arundel, West Sussex, Britain - 11 Jan 2009
Temperatures may have been a glacial -9 but that didn't stop this little bird from popping out for a snack. The Goldcrest is Britain and Europe's smallest bird. Amazingly, despite their tiny size, which sees adults grow to about three inches and weigh no more than a 20p piece, the birds can endure sub-zero temperatures of up to minus 25 degrees Celcius. With the cold snap biting this little bird ventured out to a local garden in Arundel to pick thistle seeds to eat. Though they can survive in low temperatures the birds can barely afford to stop feeding all day because they have to build up enough fat reserves to see them through the night.
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Service of Installation of the Knights of the Thistle in St. Giles' Cathedral, Edinburgh, Scotland, Britain - 02 Jul 2008
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Service of Installation of the Knights of the Thistle in St. Giles' Cathedral, Edinburgh, Scotland, Britain - 02 Jul 2008
The Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh and the Princess Royal attended a service at St Giles' Cathedral in Edinburgh for the installation of two Knights of the Thistle on Wednesday (2 July).
Lord Cullen, one of the UK's most senior retired judges, and East Lothian Lord Lieutenant Sir Garth Morrison both received the highest public honour in Scotland from the Queen.
Lord Cullen led the public inquiries into the Piper Alpha and Dunblane tragedies.
The colourful ceremony began with a fanfare by Her Majesty's Household Trumpeters in Scotland to mark the arrival of the Royal guests.
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Service of Installation of the Knights of the Thistle in St. Giles' Cathedral, Edinburgh, Scotland, Britain - 02 Jul 2008
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Marco Secchi / Rex Features ( 780924B )
Queen Elizabeth II
Service of Installation of the Knights of the Thistle in St. Giles' Cathedral, Edinburgh, Scotland, Britain - 02 Jul 2008
The Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh and the Princess Royal attended a service at St Giles' Cathedral in Edinburgh for the installation of two Knights of the Thistle on Wednesday (2 July).
Lord Cullen, one of the UK's most senior retired judges, and East Lothian Lord Lieutenant Sir Garth Morrison both received the highest public honour in Scotland from the Queen.
Lord Cullen led the public inquiries into the Piper Alpha and Dunblane tragedies.
The colourful ceremony began with a fanfare by Her Majesty's Household Trumpeters in Scotland to mark the arrival of the Royal guests.
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Service of Installation of the Knights of the Thistle in St. Giles' Cathedral, Edinburgh, Scotland, Britain - 02 Jul 2008
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Marco Secchi / Rex Features ( 780924A )
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip
Service of Installation of the Knights of the Thistle in St. Giles' Cathedral, Edinburgh, Scotland, Britain - 02 Jul 2008
The Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh and the Princess Royal attended a service at St Giles' Cathedral in Edinburgh for the installation of two Knights of the Thistle on Wednesday (2 July).
Lord Cullen, one of the UK's most senior retired judges, and East Lothian Lord Lieutenant Sir Garth Morrison both received the highest public honour in Scotland from the Queen.
Lord Cullen led the public inquiries into the Piper Alpha and Dunblane tragedies.
The colourful ceremony began with a fanfare by Her Majesty's Household Trumpeters in Scotland to mark the arrival of the Royal guests.
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Order of the Thistle service at St Giles Cathedral, Edinburgh, Scotland, Britain - 07 Jul 2006
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Order of the Thistle service at St Giles Cathedral, Edinburgh, Scotland, Britain - 07 Jul 2006
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Order of the Thistle service at St Giles Cathedral, Edinburgh, Scotland, Britain - 07 Jul 2006
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BRITISH WILD FLOWERS - JUL 2004
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A Small Skipper butterfly, Thymelicus sylvestris, drinking nectar from a Spear Thistle, Cirsium vulgare
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Queen Elizabeth at the Order of the Thistle, Edinburgh, Scotland, Britain.
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Queen Elizabeth II retrospective
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Queen Elizabeth II at Archers Hall, Edinburgh, Scotland, wearing the sash of the Order of the Thistle
Queen Elizabeth II retrospective
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