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Royal Tour Of India Jan - Feb 1961 Queen Elizabeth Ii And Duke Of Edinburgh''s Tour: The Queen Walks To Gandhi''s Shrine...in Special Sandals The First Day In India. A Day Of Fascination. And Tonight The Queen Spoke Of The ''wonderful Story'' Whe Wou
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Royal Tour Of India Jan - Feb 1961 Queen Elizabeth II And Duke Of Edinburgh's Tour: The Queen Walks To Gandhi's Shrine...in Special Sandals The First Day In India. A Day Of Fascination. And Tonight The Queen Spoke Of The 'wonderful Story' Whe Would Have To Tell Her Children When She Returns Home. She Was Speaking At A Banquet At President Rajendra Prasad's Palace. 'i Know These Coming Weeks Will Be Some Of The Most Rewarding And Instructive Of My Life' She Said. This Afternoon The Queen And The Duke Laid A Wreath Of 500 White Roses At The Tomb Of Mahatma Gandhi. Ten Yards Away From The Memorial They Removed Their Shoes And Put On Specially Provided Red Sandals. Gandhi's 15 Year Old Grandson Presented The Queen With A Spinning Wheel Invented By The Indian Leader During His Yars In Jail And A Set Of Six Books Written By Or About Him.
Royal Tour Of India Jan - Feb 1961 Queen Elizabeth Ii And Duke Of Edinburgh''s Tour: The Queen Walks To Gandhi''s Shrine...in Special Sandals The First Day In India. A Day Of Fascination. And Tonight The Queen Spoke Of The ''wonderful Story'' Whe Wou
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The Falklands War - The QE2 returns from the Falkland Islands, Southampton, Britain - 1982
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CROWDS GATHER TO GREET TROOPS RETURNING ABOARD THE QE2
The Falklands War - The QE2 returns from the Falkland Islands, Southampton, Britain - 1982
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Royal Marines returning From Falklands War, Britain - 1982
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1982 THE CANBERRA RETURNS FROM THE FALKLANDS
Royal Marines returning From Falklands War, Britain - 1982
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The Falklands War - The QE2 returns from the Falkland Islands, Southampton, Britain - 1982
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Crowds welcome the QE2 as she returns to Britain
The Falklands War - The QE2 returns from the Falkland Islands, Southampton, Britain - 1982
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The Falklands War - HMS Hermes returns, Portsmouth, Britain - 1982
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HMS Hermes arrives in Portsmouth
The Falklands War - HMS Hermes returns, Portsmouth, Britain - 1982
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PEOPLE - Ex-Callgirl Christine Keeler ist im Alter von 75 Jahren gestorben
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Christine Keeler Former Model And Showgirl Involved In The 1960's Profumo Affair Returns To Cliveden House.
Christine Keeler Former Model And Showgirl Involved In The 1960's Profumo Affair Returns To Cliveden House.
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'Friday Nights All Wright' - 1990's
Soccer Ace Ian Wright Returns with an All-Star New Side in the Latest Series of His Acclaimed Chat Show.
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PEOPLE - Leah Bracknell ist im Alter von 55 Jahren gestorben
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Zoe returns to Home Farm to find Frank barely alive on the floor. He manages to whispher Kim's name before dying - With Zoe Tate, as played by Leah Bracknell.
'Emmerdale' TV Series - May 1997
Emmerdale Farm is a long-running British soap opera set in Emmerdale, a fictional village in the Yorkshire Dales. Created by Kevin Laffan, it first broadcast on 16 October 1972 and produced by ITV Yorkshire.
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U.S. Senator Edward M. Kennedy returns to the Senate on July 30, 1969 for the first time following the automobile accident which claimed the life of Mary Jo Kopechne.
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U.S. Senator Edward M. Kennedy returns to the Senate on July 30, 1969 for the first time following the automobile accident which claimed the life of Mary Jo Kopechne.
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KITSON BOUTIQUE LAUNCHS SUPERMAN RETURNS CHARITY AUCTION, BEVERLY HILLS, CALIFORNIA, AMERICA - 01 MAY 2006
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KITSON BOUTIQUE LAUNCHS SUPERMAN RETURNS CHARITY AUCTION, BEVERLY HILLS, CALIFORNIA, AMERICA - 01 MAY 2006
May 01, 2006 Beverly Hills, California.
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Kitson Boutique Launches Superman Returns Charity Auction of Superman and Lois Lane Mattel Dolls
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Kylie Minogue returns to the stage for first time after cancer recovery, Sydney Entertainment Centre, Sydney, Australia - 10 Nov 2006
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Kylie Minogue performs her first show, since recovering from breast cancer, with the resumption of her 'Showgirl' tour
Kylie Minogue returns to the stage for first time after cancer recovery, Sydney Entertainment Centre, Sydney, Australia - 10 Nov 2006
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Madonna returns to Malawi, Ntanga, Malawi, Africa - 16 Apr 2007
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Madonna in the remote village of Ntanga, Malawi, where she learnt about their farming methods.
Who Looks Good Naked? Bare Faced Beauties
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Who Looks Good Naked? Bare Faced Beauties
Forget taking your clothes off, the true test of a celebrity's beauty is when the make-up comes off!
Not even the most glamorous celeb can spend their lives as though they lived on the red carpet. So when it comes to their downtime most starlets opt for a little bare faced chic. Getting back to basics, out goes the mascara and hairspray and in comes dishevelled hair and shiny faces. Despite the fact make-up hides a multitude of sins, these stripped bare babes are all embracing that au natural look.
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Kate Middleton returns home alone from a night out, London, Britain - 30 May 2007
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Kate Middleton returns home alone from a night out, London, Britain - 30 May 2007
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Kate Middleton returns home alone from a night out, London, Britain - 30 May 2007
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Kate Middleton returns home alone from a night out, London, Britain - 30 May 2007
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Kate Middleton returns home alone from a night out, London, Britain - 30 May 2007
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Kate Middleton returns home alone from a night out, London, Britain - 30 May 2007
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Lewis Hamilton at the Daytona circuit in Milton Keynes, Britain - 05 Jul 2007
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Lewis Hamilton returns to his go carting roots at the Daytona circuit showing young carting hopefuls how to get ahead and reach their racing dreams.
Hamilton Splashes Out On New Ride
HAMILTON SPLASHES OUT ON NEW RIDE
Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton has splashed out on a vehicle that is a bit larger than his usual mode of transport: a GBP 5m yacht.
The 23-year-old plans to moor his new 90ft ride in Monaco, where he can soak up the rays with Pussycat Doll girlfriend Nicole Scherzinger, 29.
Lewis has even had it painted black and silver to represent his team, McLaren, with whom he has a five-year racing contract worth GBP 70m.
The yacht, boasting luxury cabins, lounges, plasma TVs and a hi-fi system, is being finished at the Sunseeker's Yard in Portland, Dorset, before it is transported to the Mediterranean.
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Pakistan Bhutto Returns After 8 Years of Exile
Former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, on the rooftop of a truck, waves to her supporters on the start of her welcome procession in Karachi, Pakistan on October 18, 2007. Bhutto made a dramatic return to Pakistan, greeting tens of thousands of cheering supporters amid massive security and launching what she hopes will be a stunning political comeback after eight years of exile. (Sabir Mazhar/Online Network/WPN)
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Pakistan Bhutto Returns After 8 Years of Exile
Former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, on the rooftop of a truck, waves to her supporters on the start of her welcome procession in Karachi, Pakistan on October 18, 2007. Bhutto made a dramatic return to Pakistan, greeting tens of thousands of cheering supporters amid massive security and launching what she hopes will be a stunning political comeback after eight years of exile. (Sabir Mazhar/Online Network/WPN)
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Pakistan Bhutto Returns After 8 Years of Exile
Former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, on the rooftop of a truck, waves to her supporters on the start of her welcome procession in Karachi, Pakistan on October 18, 2007. Bhutto made a dramatic return to Pakistan, greeting tens of thousands of cheering supporters amid massive security and launching what she hopes will be a stunning political comeback after eight years of exile.(Sabir Mazhar/Online Network/WPN)
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Rosie Swale-Pope finishes her run around the world, Tenby, Wales, Britain - 25 Aug 2008
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Rosie Swale-Pope returns to her home town of Tenby
Rosie Swale-Pope finishes her run around the world, Tenby, Wales, Britain - 25 Aug 2008
A grandmother from Tenby in South West Wales is celebrating her return home after spending the last five years running around the world. Rosie Swale Pope left her home in October 2003 to set off on her marathon journey in order to raise awareness of prostate cancer after it claimed the life of her husband. She returned to a rapturous reception from residents in her home town as she made the final steps on her gruelling 20,000 mile trip. The 61-year-old hobbled into Tenby on crutches after being diagnosed with stress fractures, but that didn't stop her celebrating when she reached the sign that marked the entrance to the town. During her epic journey Rosie has braved freezing temperatures in the wastes of Siberia and Alaska, has been hit by a bus, suffered pneumonia and frostbite and had a breast cancer scare. Clasping a glass of champagne she saluted the crowd who gathered to welcome her home, commenting that she was "overwhelmed" by everyone (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Rosie Swale-Pope finishes her run around the world, Tenby, Wales, Britain - 25 Aug 2008
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Rosie Swale-Pope worshipping the ground as she returns to her home town of Tenby
Rosie Swale-Pope finishes her run around the world, Tenby, Wales, Britain - 25 Aug 2008
A grandmother from Tenby in South West Wales is celebrating her return home after spending the last five years running around the world. Rosie Swale Pope left her home in October 2003 to set off on her marathon journey in order to raise awareness of prostate cancer after it claimed the life of her husband. She returned to a rapturous reception from residents in her home town as she made the final steps on her gruelling 20,000 mile trip. The 61-year-old hobbled into Tenby on crutches after being diagnosed with stress fractures, but that didn't stop her celebrating when she reached the sign that marked the entrance to the town. During her epic journey Rosie has braved freezing temperatures in the wastes of Siberia and Alaska, has been hit by a bus, suffered pneumonia and frostbite and had a breast cancer scare. Clasping a glass of champagne she saluted the crowd who gathered to welcome her home, commenting that she was "overwhelmed" by everyone (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Rosie Swale-Pope finishes her run around the world, Tenby, Wales, Britain - 25 Aug 2008
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Rosie Swale-Pope runs down the main street as she returns to her home town of Tenby
Rosie Swale-Pope finishes her run around the world, Tenby, Wales, Britain - 25 Aug 2008
A grandmother from Tenby in South West Wales is celebrating her return home after spending the last five years running around the world. Rosie Swale Pope left her home in October 2003 to set off on her marathon journey in order to raise awareness of prostate cancer after it claimed the life of her husband. She returned to a rapturous reception from residents in her home town as she made the final steps on her gruelling 20,000 mile trip. The 61-year-old hobbled into Tenby on crutches after being diagnosed with stress fractures, but that didn't stop her celebrating when she reached the sign that marked the entrance to the town. During her epic journey Rosie has braved freezing temperatures in the wastes of Siberia and Alaska, has been hit by a bus, suffered pneumonia and frostbite and had a breast cancer scare. Clasping a glass of champagne she saluted the crowd who gathered to welcome her home, commenting that she was "overwhelmed" by everyone (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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AmphiCoach, a 50-seat aqua-bus that can drive from the road into the ocean, Malta - 27 Mar 2009
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AmphiCoach, a 50-seat aqua-bus that can drive from the road into the ocean, Malta - 27 Mar 2009
MEET THE WORLD'S FIRST AQUA-BUS
The world's first amphibious coach has been launched, allowing bus passengers to take to the waves.
The Amphicoach, which has seats for 50 passengers, is the brainchild of Scotsman George Smith.
The vehicle drives like a traditional coach until it reaches water, where its makers say it exhibits 'astonishing' sailing abilities.
Its hull is made from 6mm marine-grade aluminium and it is powered in the water by a jet-drive unit.
The coach's wheels are retracted into the hull to reduce drag and allow it to reach speeds of up to 8 knots.
According to its makers the coach come tour boat "can compete with any luxury standard road coach on the basis of performance, level of finish, passenger safety and comfort, ride comfort, stability and manoeuvrability.
"On the other hand its sailing capabilities are accepted by marine experts involved in the project as being astonishing.
"This feature consequently makes the vehicle suitable for extended water tours.
"The Amphicoach is able to operate day and night, in both fresh and salt water, which is highly unusual."
The coach is to be built under strict supervision by Lloyd's Register.
A spokesman added: "Due to the vehicle's superior stability and safety features the Amphicoach is a Modern Technological Wonder.
"We have reworked and reinvented the amphibious tourist vehicle as everyone knows it.
"A new vibrant industry will be created offering investors excellent returns for their money.
"Soon people will no longer be satisfied with just a city coach tour, they will want the complete package, a city coach tour with a water cruise built in."
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US President Barack Obama returns to the White House, Washington DC, America - 20 Oct 2009
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US President Barack Obama returns to the White House, Washington DC, America - 20 Oct 2009
US President Barack Obama arrives at the South Lawn of the White House aboard Marine One after a trip to New York, Washington DC, America
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US President Barack Obama returns to the White House, Washington DC, America - 20 Oct 2009
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US President Barack Obama returns to the White House, Washington DC, America - 20 Oct 2009
US President Barack Obama arrives at the South Lawn of the White House aboard Marine One after a trip to New York, Washington DC, America
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US President Barack Obama returns to the White House, Washington DC, America - 20 Oct 2009
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US President Barack Obama returns to the White House, Washington DC, America - 20 Oct 2009
US President Barack Obama arrives at the South Lawn of the White House aboard Marine One after a trip to New York, Washington DC, America
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'I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here!' TV Programme, Australia - 19 Nov 2009
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Katie Price returns from the live BTT jungle school Trial
'I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here!' TV Programme, Australia - 19 Nov 2009
In the 'I'm A Celeb' jungle the public once again voted for Katie Price to complete another bushtucker trial. Called Jungle School, Katie was watched, and cheered on, during the task by her fellow celebs. First up, she had to open each side of a school desk and retrieve a star with her teeth from a pool of gunk and a pile of mealworms. The second part was called Snakespeare where she had to retrieve three words written on boards and hidden in a sphere of snakes. Next she had to go into a pool of baby crocodiles, dive under the water and pick up a star. In the Bush Tuck Shop she had to drink a glass of (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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'I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here!' TV Programme, Australia - 19 Nov 2009
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Katie Price returns from the live BTT jungle school Trial
'I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here!' TV Programme, Australia - 19 Nov 2009
In the 'I'm A Celeb' jungle the public once again voted for Katie Price to complete another bushtucker trial. Called Jungle School, Katie was watched, and cheered on, during the task by her fellow celebs. First up, she had to open each side of a school desk and retrieve a star with her teeth from a pool of gunk and a pile of mealworms. The second part was called Snakespeare where she had to retrieve three words written on boards and hidden in a sphere of snakes. Next she had to go into a pool of baby crocodiles, dive under the water and pick up a star. In the Bush Tuck Shop she had to drink a glass of (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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'I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here!' TV Programme, Australia - 19 Nov 2009
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Katie Price returns from the live BTT jungle school Trial
'I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here!' TV Programme, Australia - 19 Nov 2009
In the 'I'm A Celeb' jungle the public once again voted for Katie Price to complete another bushtucker trial. Called Jungle School, Katie was watched, and cheered on, during the task by her fellow celebs. First up, she had to open each side of a school desk and retrieve a star with her teeth from a pool of gunk and a pile of mealworms. The second part was called Snakespeare where she had to retrieve three words written on boards and hidden in a sphere of snakes. Next she had to go into a pool of baby crocodiles, dive under the water and pick up a star. In the Bush Tuck Shop she had to drink a glass of `beetlejuice¿. In Chemistry lesson she put her hands in gloves filled with green ants and in Maths she had to answer a sum by placing the correct number of eels into a tank. Finally she wore a clear coat and `bug boots¿ which were filled with jungle critters, having to stay in them until the jungle bell rang. Successfully completing most of the tasks she picked up 9 out of a possible 12 stars
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'I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here!' TV Programme, Australia - 19 Nov 2009
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Katie Price returns from the live BTT jungle school Trial
'I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here!' TV Programme, Australia - 19 Nov 2009
In the 'I'm A Celeb' jungle the public once again voted for Katie Price to complete another bushtucker trial. Called Jungle School, Katie was watched, and cheered on, during the task by her fellow celebs. First up, she had to open each side of a school desk and retrieve a star with her teeth from a pool of gunk and a pile of mealworms. The second part was called Snakespeare where she had to retrieve three words written on boards and hidden in a sphere of snakes. Next she had to go into a pool of baby crocodiles, dive under the water and pick up a star. In the Bush Tuck Shop she had to drink a glass of `beetlejuice¿. In Chemistry lesson she put her hands in gloves filled with green ants and in Maths she had to answer a sum by placing the correct number of eels into a tank. Finally she wore a clear coat and `bug boots¿ which were filled with jungle critters, having to stay in them until the jungle bell rang. Successfully completing most of the tasks she picked up 9 out of a possible 12 stars
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'I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here!' TV Programme, Australia - 22 Nov 2009
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Katie Price returns from her Bushtucker trial
'I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here!' TV Programme, Australia - 22 Nov 2009
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'I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here!' TV Programme, Australia - 22 Nov 2009
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Katie Price returns from her Bushtucker trial
'I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here!' TV Programme, Australia - 22 Nov 2009
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Endeavour Returns Safely to Earth - Mission STS-130
Darkness enshrouded space shuttle Endeavour as it touched down on Runway 15 at the Shuttle Landing Facility at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida. After 14 days in space, Endeavour's 5.7-million-mile STS-130 mission was completed on orbit 217. During the STS-130 mission, the crew installed the Tranquility node, a module that provides additional room for crew members and many of the station's life support and environmental control systems. Attached to Tranquility is a cupola that provides a panoramic view of Earth, celestial objects and visiting spacecraft. The module was built in Turin, Italy, by Thales Alenia Space for the European Space Agency. With these improvements, the orbiting laboratory is approximately 90 percent complete. Image Credit: NASA/Tom Joseph
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Endeavour Returns Safely to Earth - Mission STS-130
With landing gear down, space shuttle Endeavour approaches the Shuttle Landing Facility at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida after 14 days in space, completing the 5.7-million-mile STS-130 mission. Endeavour landed at 10:20 p.m. EST on Sunday, Feb. 21, after delivering the new Tranquility node and its seven-window cupola to the International Space Station. Returning to Earth aboard Endeavour are Commander George Zamka; Pilot Terry Virts; and Mission Specialists Robert Behnken, Nicholas Patrick, Kathryn Hire and Stephen Robinson. Credit: NASA
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Blue tits cause litter argument after setting up home in a wall-mounted ashtray, Norwich, Norfolk, Britain - 13 May 2010
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Blue tits cause litter argument after setting up home in a wall-mounted ashtray, Norwich, Norfolk, Britain - 13 May 2010
HOUSE PROUD BLUE TITS BENSON AND HEDGES SPARK LITTER ROW
Meet the pair of blue tits who unwittingly caused a flap between students and office workers after setting up home in an ashtray.
The smelly wall mounted metal butt bin might not seem like the ideal home, but for one pair of blue tits it's apparently tweet enough.
And after moving to the wall mounted ashtray the feathered duo managed to spark a littler argument between office staff and art students from a nearby University halls of residence.
When piles of cigarette butts started appearing on the floor beneath the metal ashtray the blame was placed squarely at the door of the nearby students.
Office manager Maria Plumb, of the Norwich based Norfolk Carers Help-line, even went to the University of East Anglia halls to complain and ask the students to dispose of their cigarette butts correctly.
But when it kept happening a closer inspection also revealed moss, feathers and bird poo on the floor beneath the box.
And when Maria peeked inside for a look she was met by two pairs of beady eyes staring back.
A family of blue tits had been removing the butts to create a comfy nest to hatch their eggs.
Staff immediately put up a sign to warn smokers not to use the ashtray.
The tits have now been dubbed Benson and Hedges by staff who watch their daily comings and goings as they search for food.
Maria explained: '"When the piles of butts kept appearing it was always over the weekends so I knew it wasn't the staff here making a mess.
"I went to the halls and complained because I have to admit I assumed it must be the art students.
"Now I must apologise as the mystery has been solved.
"We don't know if the eggs hav...
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Blue tits cause litter argument after setting up home in a wall-mounted ashtray, Norwich, Norfolk, Britain - 13 May 2010
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Blue tits cause litter argument after setting up home in a wall-mounted ashtray, Norwich, Norfolk, Britain - 13 May 2010
HOUSE PROUD BLUE TITS BENSON AND HEDGES SPARK LITTER ROW
Meet the pair of blue tits who unwittingly caused a flap between students and office workers after setting up home in an ashtray.
The smelly wall mounted metal butt bin might not seem like the ideal home, but for one pair of blue tits it's apparently tweet enough.
And after moving to the wall mounted ashtray the feathered duo managed to spark a littler argument between office staff and art students from a nearby University halls of residence.
When piles of cigarette butts started appearing on the floor beneath the metal ashtray the blame was placed squarely at the door of the nearby students.
Office manager Maria Plumb, of the Norwich based Norfolk Carers Help-line, even went to the University of East Anglia halls to complain and ask the students to dispose of their cigarette butts correctly.
But when it kept happening a closer inspection also revealed moss, feathers and bird poo on the floor beneath the box.
And when Maria peeked inside for a look she was met by two pairs of beady eyes staring back.
A family of blue tits had been removing the butts to create a comfy nest to hatch their eggs.
Staff immediately put up a sign to warn smokers not to use the ashtray.
The tits have now been dubbed Benson and Hedges by staff who watch their daily comings and goings as they search for food.
Maria explained: '"When the piles of butts kept appearing it was always over the weekends so I knew it wasn't the staff here making a mess.
"I went to the halls and complained because I have to admit I assumed it must be the art students.
"Now I must apologise as the mystery has been solved.
"We don't know if the eggs hav...
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Blue tits cause litter argument after setting up home in a wall-mounted ashtray, Norwich, Norfolk, Britain - 13 May 2010
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Blue tits cause litter argument after setting up home in a wall-mounted ashtray, Norwich, Norfolk, Britain - 13 May 2010
HOUSE PROUD BLUE TITS BENSON AND HEDGES SPARK LITTER ROW
Meet the pair of blue tits who unwittingly caused a flap between students and office workers after setting up home in an ashtray.
The smelly wall mounted metal butt bin might not seem like the ideal home, but for one pair of blue tits it's apparently tweet enough.
And after moving to the wall mounted ashtray the feathered duo managed to spark a littler argument between office staff and art students from a nearby University halls of residence.
When piles of cigarette butts started appearing on the floor beneath the metal ashtray the blame was placed squarely at the door of the nearby students.
Office manager Maria Plumb, of the Norwich based Norfolk Carers Help-line, even went to the University of East Anglia halls to complain and ask the students to dispose of their cigarette butts correctly.
But when it kept happening a closer inspection also revealed moss, feathers and bird poo on the floor beneath the box.
And when Maria peeked inside for a look she was met by two pairs of beady eyes staring back.
A family of blue tits had been removing the butts to create a comfy nest to hatch their eggs.
Staff immediately put up a sign to warn smokers not to use the ashtray.
The tits have now been dubbed Benson and Hedges by staff who watch their daily comings and goings as they search for food.
Maria explained: '"When the piles of butts kept appearing it was always over the weekends so I knew it wasn't the staff here making a mess.
"I went to the halls and complained because I have to admit I assumed it must be the art students.
"Now I must apologise as the mystery has been solved.
"We don't know if the eggs hav...
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Silk production - from worm to catwalk, southern India - 2010
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Silk production - from worm to catwalk, southern India - 2010
SILK PRODUCTION - FROM WORM TO CATWALK
For many silk - the Queen of all fabrics - spells luxury, elegance, class and comfort.
But for hundreds of thousands of people in India it is something much more mundane but infinitely important - a vital life line.
An estimated 700,000 people are involved in various sericulture (silk production) activities in India.
Half of all the silk produced in India comes from the region of Karnataka where a sub-tropical climate allows for year-round production.
In 2007-08 India exported more than GBP 400 million of raw silk, carpets and ready made garments.
In 2007 alone it produced 18,320 metric tonnes of raw silk, making it the second a largest silk producer in the world.
It is second only behind China, which produced 108,420 metric tonnes of raw silk in the same period.
While the difference is vast, India's contribution is even more impressive considering that much of its production is done using outdated tools or by hand.
Ultimately, however, poor technology and high production costs undermine the vital role played by sericulture in improving India's rural economy.
The Worm
The Silkworm Seed Production Centre in Mysore is run by Professor N.M. Biram Saheb.
He explains that the Indian government pioneered the provision of disease free lays of eggs as a way of improving yields without increasing start-up costs
The practice means that farmers are provided with a steady stream of healthy silkworm eggs.
It is deep in the seed production centre where the 'work' of creating these eggs takes place - in darkened rooms where moths are laid out on newspaper in racks of plastic trays.
Powerhouses of the silk industry they may be, but in reality they are pale weaklings whose only purpose is to mate...
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Tern chick falls over trying to swallow a fish, New Jersey, America - 20 Jul 2010
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This tiny chick bit off more than he could chew after trying to swallow his enormous fish supper in one gulp.
The hungry baby Tern had waited patiently for his meal and, when it arrived, wasted no time in trying to gobble it up. But his eyes were too large for his little stomach and as he struggled to swallow the enormous bluefish he toppled over under its weight - It did however eventually finish it's meal.
Photographer Jim Gilbert snapped these incredible pictures in New Jersey, USA.
See our copy for the full story.
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Big Fish Dinner Causes A Tern-Over
These wonderful pictures show a tiny tern chick biting off a bit more than it could chew after its mum presented it with a fish for its lunch.
The adult tern swooped in with a young bluefish in its beak to feed its four fluffy youngsters who were waiting on the sandy beach below in New Jersey, America.
The greediest of the brood got to the catch first and proceeded to cram the fish into its beak, oblivious of the fact that its meal was not all that smaller than its own body.
With eyes much bigger than its bird belly, the baby tern managed to squeeze the fish's head into its craw before realising that it wasn't going down much further without some serious effort.
At which point the cheeky chick promptly overbalanced and fell over.
Not to be deterred, it struggled about on its side as the fish gradually slid down its throat, leaving the chick feeling more than a little full.
Fortunately, mum was there to sit over her protectively as the long process of digestion took its course.
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Tern chick falls over trying to swallow a fish, New Jersey, America - 20 Jul 2010
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Jim Gilbert / Solent News / Rex Features ( 1210469b )
This tiny chick bit off more than he could chew after trying to swallow his enormous fish supper in one gulp.
The hungry baby Tern had waited patiently for his meal and, when it arrived, wasted no time in trying to gobble it up. But his eyes were too large for his little stomach and as he struggled to swallow the enormous bluefish he toppled over under its weight - It did however eventually finish it's meal.
Photographer Jim Gilbert snapped these incredible pictures in New Jersey, USA.
See our copy for the full story.
Pictured, the parent bird swoops in with the fish, and chicks at the colony get excited.
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Big Fish Dinner Causes A Tern-Over
These wonderful pictures show a tiny tern chick biting off a bit more than it could chew after its mum presented it with a fish for its lunch.
The adult tern swooped in with a young bluefish in its beak to feed its four fluffy youngsters who were waiting on the sandy beach below in New Jersey, America.
The greediest of the brood got to the catch first and proceeded to cram the fish into its beak, oblivious of the fact that its meal was not all that smaller than its own body.
With eyes much bigger than its bird belly, the baby tern managed to squeeze the fish's head into its craw before realising that it wasn't going down much further without some serious effort.
At which point the cheeky chick promptly overbalanced and fell over.
Not to be deterred, it struggled about on its side as the fish gradually slid down its throat, leaving the chick feeling more than a little full.
Fortunately, mum was there to sit over her protectively as the long process of digestion took its course.
MUST CREDIT PICTURES BY:
Jim Gilbert / Solent / Rex Features Ltd.
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Kylie Minogue returns to the stage for first time after cancer recovery, Sydney Entertainment Centre, Sydney, Australia - 10 Nov 2006
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Kylie Minogue performs her first show, since recovering from breast cancer, with the resumption of her 'Showgirl' tour
Kylie Minogue returns to the stage for first time after cancer recovery, Sydney Entertainment Centre, Sydney, Australia - 10 Nov 2006
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Kylie Minogue returns to the stage for first time after cancer recovery, Sydney Entertainment Centre, Sydney, Australia - 10 Nov 2006
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Kylie Minogue performs her first show, since recovering from breast cancer, with the resumption of her 'Showgirl' tour
Kylie Minogue returns to the stage for first time after cancer recovery, Sydney Entertainment Centre, Sydney, Australia - 10 Nov 2006
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President Barack Obama returns to the White House, Washington DC, America - 06 Dec 2010
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President Barack Obama
President Barack Obama returns to the White House, Washington DC, America - 06 Dec 2010
President Barack Obama returns to the White House South Lawn aboard Marine One after a short day trip to Winston-Salem
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Talcum powder used to reintroduce expelled lemur to group, Dudley Zoological Gardens, West Midlands, Britain - 13 Nov 2011
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Black and white ruffed lemur, Pipkin, returns to his mates in Lemur Wood
Talc To the Rescue For Lemur Outcast
A collared lemur at Dudley Zoological Gardens became Billy No Mates when fellow primates picked a fight and expelled him from their gang.
But quick-thinking keepers at the West Midlands tourist attraction came up with a bright idea to re-introduce Pipkin to his old pals in Lemur Wood.
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Claude Monet's 'Waterloo Bridge', in the room where it was painted, at the Monet Suite at The Savoy Hotel, London, Britain - 12 Dec 2011
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Claude Monet's "Waterloo Bridge", painted in 1901 returns to the room where it was painted, now known as the Monet Suite in The Savoy Hotel. The work is one of only 26 pastels of the river Thames know to have survived from Monet's stays at the hotel. The painting is for sale at around GBP million or you can stay in the room for GBP 3000 a night.
Claude Monet's 'Waterloo Bridge', in the room where it was painted, at the Monet Suite at The Savoy Hotel, London, Britain - 12 Dec 2011
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Osprey chicks ringed as part of conservation efforts, Scottish borders, Scotland - 26 Jun 2012
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Male Osprey returns with a fish to mate and chicks in the nest
Osprey chicks ringed as part of conservation efforts, Scottish borders, Scotland - 26 Jun 2012
Forestry Commission Wildlife Officer Tony Lightley needed a real head for heights today after climbing up to a lofty Osprey nest in the Scottish borders. He also had to avoid sharp talons and beaks and beating wings in an effort to retrieve several young chicks so they could be ringed. The youngsters have to be ringed for conservation reasons and it will also help wildlife officers gain an insight into their movements once they have left the nest. Previous chicks that have been born and raised in the same location have already been seen distributed around the country. This year the nest is home to two chicks - who were the first to be born in Scotland this year when they hatched last month. The parents have been using the nest since 2004 and have raised 17 chicks between them.
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Osprey chicks ringed as part of conservation efforts, Scottish borders, Scotland - 26 Jun 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Angus Blackburn / Rex Features (1765293b)
Male Osprey returns with a fish to mate and chicks in the nest
Osprey chicks ringed as part of conservation efforts, Scottish borders, Scotland - 26 Jun 2012
Forestry Commission Wildlife Officer Tony Lightley needed a real head for heights today after climbing up to a lofty Osprey nest in the Scottish borders. He also had to avoid sharp talons and beaks and beating wings in an effort to retrieve several young chicks so they could be ringed. The youngsters have to be ringed for conservation reasons and it will also help wildlife officers gain an insight into their movements once they have left the nest. Previous chicks that have been born and raised in the same location have already been seen distributed around the country. This year the nest is home to two chicks - who were the first to be born in Scotland this year when they hatched last month. The parents have been using the nest since 2004 and have raised 17 chicks between them.
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Osprey chicks ringed as part of conservation efforts, Scottish borders, Scotland - 26 Jun 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Angus Blackburn / Rex Features (1765293a)
Male Osprey returns with a fish to mate and chicks in the nest
Osprey chicks ringed as part of conservation efforts, Scottish borders, Scotland - 26 Jun 2012
Forestry Commission Wildlife Officer Tony Lightley needed a real head for heights today after climbing up to a lofty Osprey nest in the Scottish borders. He also had to avoid sharp talons and beaks and beating wings in an effort to retrieve several young chicks so they could be ringed. The youngsters have to be ringed for conservation reasons and it will also help wildlife officers gain an insight into their movements once they have left the nest. Previous chicks that have been born and raised in the same location have already been seen distributed around the country. This year the nest is home to two chicks - who were the first to be born in Scotland this year when they hatched last month. The parents have been using the nest since 2004 and have raised 17 chicks between them.
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The 2012 London Olympic Games, Tennis, London, Britain - 03 Aug 2012
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Andy Murray of Great Britain returns the ball against Novak Djokovic of Serbia during the Men's Semi-Final on Centre Court at Wimbledon
The 2012 London Olympic Games, Tennis, London, Britain - 03 Aug 2012
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The 2012 London Olympic Games, Tennis, London, Britain - 03 Aug 2012
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Andy Murray of Great Britain returns the ball against Novak Djokovic of Serbia during the Men's Semi-Final on Centre Court at Wimbledon
The 2012 London Olympic Games, Tennis, London, Britain - 03 Aug 2012
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