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King George Vi (died 6/2/52) And Queen Elizabeth (queen Mother) (died 30/3/02) March 1939 The Queen In White Crinoline Powdered With Gold Sequins Handed Her Fur Wrap To An Officer As She Arrived At Covent Garden Last Night. With The King Queen Mary A
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King George Vi (died 6/2/52) And Queen Elizabeth (queen Mother) (died 30/3/02) March 1939 The Queen In White Crinoline Powdered With Gold Sequins Handed Her Fur Wrap To An Officer As She Arrived At Covent Garden Last Night. With The King Queen Mary And M. And Mme. Lebrun She Saw The First Gala Performance Since Before The War. The Theatre Was Packed With Famous People Royalty
King George Vi (died 6/2/52) And Queen Elizabeth (queen Mother) (died 30/3/02) March 1939 The Queen In White Crinoline Powdered With Gold Sequins Handed Her Fur Wrap To An Officer As She Arrived At Covent Garden Last Night. With The King Queen Mary A
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NEWS: Happy Birthday: Valery Giscard d'Estaing wird am 2.2.2016 90 Jahre alt
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A DRAFT COPY OF THE EUROPEAN CONSTITUTION IS HANDED TO SILVO BERLUSCONI BY VALERY GISTARD D'ESTAING, ROME, ITALY - 18 JUL 2003
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NEWS - Zum 10. Todestag von Saddam Hussein (30.12.2006)
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SADDAM HUSSEIN AS HE MAY APPEAR IN DIGUISE
DIGITALLY MANIPULATED PICTURES OF SADDAM HUSSEIN HANDED TO COALITION FORCES FOR IDENTIFICATION PURPOSES - 31 JUL 2003
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NEWS - Zum 10. Todestag von Saddam Hussein (30.12.2006)
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SADDAM HUSSEIN AS HE MAY APPEAR IN DIGUISE
DIGITALLY MANIPULATED PICTURES OF SADDAM HUSSEIN HANDED TO COALITION FORCES FOR IDENTIFICATION PURPOSES - 31 JUL 2003
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NEWS - Zum 10. Todestag von Saddam Hussein (30.12.2006)
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SADDAM HUSSEIN AS HE MAY APPEAR IN DIGUISE
DIGITALLY MANIPULATED PICTURES OF SADDAM HUSSEIN HANDED TO COALITION FORCES FOR IDENTIFICATION PURPOSES - 31 JUL 2003
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PUPPIES HANDED IN TO DOGS TRUST, NEWBURY, BERKSHIRE, BRITAIN - 23 DEC 2003
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Some of the 10 six week old Jack Russell cross puppies which have been handed in to 'Dogs Trust' by owners who cannot cope with them
PUPPIES HANDED IN TO DOGS TRUST, NEWBURY, BERKSHIRE, BRITAIN - 23 DEC 2003
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Christmas Festivals RELIGION
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Two young left handed boys on Christmas Eve sitting down on a sofa and writing their Santa Lists at tables Cultural Cultures Immature Kids Order Fellowship Guild Club Religious West Indies Xmas Christmas Religion Young Unripe Unripened Green 2 Christmas Festivals RELIGION
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Christmas Festivals RELIGION
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Christmas Festivals RELIGION
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Two young left handed boys on Christmas Eve sitting down and writing their Santa Lists at tables Cultural Cultures Immature Kids Order Fellowship Guild Club Religious West Indies Xmas Christmas Religion Young Unripe Unripened Green 2 Christmas Festivals RELIGION
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Queen Elizabeth II marking the 150th anniversary of the Eton Combined Cadet Force, Eton College, Britain - 27 May 2010
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Queen Elizabeth II is handed some flowers
Queen Elizabeth II marking the 150th anniversary of the Eton Combined Cadet Force, Eton College, Britain - 27 May 2010
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Pink Cat handed in to the RSPCA, Swindon, Britain - 24 Sep 2010
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'Pink' the cat, as he was handed in, The RSPCA is trying to trace the owner of a cat which was dyed pink and then thrown over a garden fence in Swindon. The young adult female cat, thought to be aged one-to-two-years-old, was collected by the RSPCA and taken to a local on-call vet where she was found to be in good health. She was given an initial wash at the vets, which removed some of the colour. But Pink, as RSPCA staff have called her, is still only marginally paler than when she was found
Trail Of The Pink Panther
A homeowner couldn't believe his eyes when a terrified cat was thrown over his garden fence - after being dyed bright pink.
The man watched in horror as the cat flew over the wooden fence and landed in his back garden at 10.30pm.
Now the RSPCA has launched a massive hunt to catch the cruel culprits.
The man, who had just returned from the pub, was initially dismissed as crazy and told to "sleep it off" when he told his wife what he had seen.
But he called the RSPCA, who collected the female cat and took it to a local vet for a wash. The colour faded but is only slightly paler.
Officers do not want to cause further stress by washing it again - so the colour will now have to grow out naturally over 18 months.
The RSPCA say the cat - named Pink by staff - is in good health and they are keen to trace the owner and the person who threw it.
It is thought the naturally white domestic short-haired cat, aged one to two years old, is either a stray or has been abandoned.
The fur around her neck has a pattern which suggests she has been wearing a collar fairly recently.
Animal welfare officer Carl Hone was surprised to find the cat dyed completely pink when he arrived at the scene in Swindon, Wilts.
He said: "When I got the call I thought perhaps it would be a cat with something...
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Pink Cat handed in to the RSPCA, Swindon, Britain - 24 Sep 2010
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Solent News / Rex Features ( 1228340a )
Trail Of The Pink Panther
A homeowner couldn't believe his eyes when a terrified cat was thrown over his garden fence - after being dyed bright pink.
The man watched in horror as the cat flew over the wooden fence and landed in his back garden at 10.30pm.
Now the RSPCA has launched a massive hunt to catch the cruel culprits.
The man, who had just returned from the pub, was initially dismissed as crazy and told to "sleep it off" when he told his wife what he had seen.
But he called the RSPCA, who collected the female cat and took it to a local vet for a wash. The colour faded but is only slightly paler.
Officers do not want to cause further stress by washing it again - so the colour will now have to grow out naturally over 18 months.
The RSPCA say the cat - named Pink by staff - is in good health and they are keen to trace the owner and the person who threw it.
It is thought the naturally white domestic short-haired cat, aged one to two years old, is either a stray or has been abandoned.
The fur around her neck has a pattern which suggests she has been wearing a collar fairly recently.
Animal welfare officer Carl Hone was surprised to find the cat dyed completely pink when he arrived at the scene in Swindon, Wilts.
He said: "When I got the call I thought perhaps it would be a cat with something natural on their coat or which had rubbed against wet paint.
"But this poor creature has been dyed completely pink, except around her eyes and nose, so she looks like she has a white mask on."
The RSPCA cannot rule out the possibility Pink is someone's missing pet and that this was done as a sick prank.
She is currently being boarded at Cheldene Veterinary Centre and Boarding Cattery in Marlborough, Wilts.
Veterinary surgeon Penny Gillespie, who is caring for Pink at the catt...
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Pink Cat handed in to the RSPCA, Swindon, Britain - 24 Sep 2010
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Solent News / Rex Features ( 1228340c )
Trail Of The Pink Panther
A homeowner couldn't believe his eyes when a terrified cat was thrown over his garden fence - after being dyed bright pink.
The man watched in horror as the cat flew over the wooden fence and landed in his back garden at 10.30pm.
Now the RSPCA has launched a massive hunt to catch the cruel culprits.
The man, who had just returned from the pub, was initially dismissed as crazy and told to "sleep it off" when he told his wife what he had seen.
But he called the RSPCA, who collected the female cat and took it to a local vet for a wash. The colour faded but is only slightly paler.
Officers do not want to cause further stress by washing it again - so the colour will now have to grow out naturally over 18 months.
The RSPCA say the cat - named Pink by staff - is in good health and they are keen to trace the owner and the person who threw it.
It is thought the naturally white domestic short-haired cat, aged one to two years old, is either a stray or has been abandoned.
The fur around her neck has a pattern which suggests she has been wearing a collar fairly recently.
Animal welfare officer Carl Hone was surprised to find the cat dyed completely pink when he arrived at the scene in Swindon, Wilts.
He said: "When I got the call I thought perhaps it would be a cat with something natural on their coat or which had rubbed against wet paint.
"But this poor creature has been dyed completely pink, except around her eyes and nose, so she looks like she has a white mask on."
The RSPCA cannot rule out the possibility Pink is someone's missing pet and that this was done as a sick prank.
She is currently being boarded at Cheldene Veterinary Centre and Boarding Cattery in Marlborough, Wilts.
Veterinary surgeon Penny Gillespie, who is caring for Pink at the catt...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/EDYYUTYRK
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Pink Cat handed in to the RSPCA, Swindon, Britain - 24 Sep 2010
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Solent News / Rex Features ( 1228340b )
Trail Of The Pink Panther
A homeowner couldn't believe his eyes when a terrified cat was thrown over his garden fence - after being dyed bright pink.
The man watched in horror as the cat flew over the wooden fence and landed in his back garden at 10.30pm.
Now the RSPCA has launched a massive hunt to catch the cruel culprits.
The man, who had just returned from the pub, was initially dismissed as crazy and told to "sleep it off" when he told his wife what he had seen.
But he called the RSPCA, who collected the female cat and took it to a local vet for a wash. The colour faded but is only slightly paler.
Officers do not want to cause further stress by washing it again - so the colour will now have to grow out naturally over 18 months.
The RSPCA say the cat - named Pink by staff - is in good health and they are keen to trace the owner and the person who threw it.
It is thought the naturally white domestic short-haired cat, aged one to two years old, is either a stray or has been abandoned.
The fur around her neck has a pattern which suggests she has been wearing a collar fairly recently.
Animal welfare officer Carl Hone was surprised to find the cat dyed completely pink when he arrived at the scene in Swindon, Wilts.
He said: "When I got the call I thought perhaps it would be a cat with something natural on their coat or which had rubbed against wet paint.
"But this poor creature has been dyed completely pink, except around her eyes and nose, so she looks like she has a white mask on."
The RSPCA cannot rule out the possibility Pink is someone's missing pet and that this was done as a sick prank.
She is currently being boarded at Cheldene Veterinary Centre and Boarding Cattery in Marlborough, Wilts.
Veterinary surgeon Penny Gillespie, who is caring for Pink at the catt...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/EDYYUTYRK
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Pink Cat handed in to the RSPCA, Swindon, Britain - 24 Sep 2010
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Trail Of The Pink Panther
A homeowner couldn't believe his eyes when a terrified cat was thrown over his garden fence - after being dyed bright pink.
The man watched in horror as the cat flew over the wooden fence and landed in his back garden at 10.30pm.
Now the RSPCA has launched a massive hunt to catch the cruel culprits.
The man, who had just returned from the pub, was initially dismissed as crazy and told to "sleep it off" when he told his wife what he had seen.
But he called the RSPCA, who collected the female cat and took it to a local vet for a wash. The colour faded but is only slightly paler.
Officers do not want to cause further stress by washing it again - so the colour will now have to grow out naturally over 18 months.
The RSPCA say the cat - named Pink by staff - is in good health and they are keen to trace the owner and the person who threw it.
It is thought the naturally white domestic short-haired cat, aged one to two years old, is either a stray or has been abandoned.
The fur around her neck has a pattern which suggests she has been wearing a collar fairly recently.
Animal welfare officer Carl Hone was surprised to find the cat dyed completely pink when he arrived at the scene in Swindon, Wilts.
He said: "When I got the call I thought perhaps it would be a cat with something natural on their coat or which had rubbed against wet paint.
"But this poor creature has been dyed completely pink, except around her eyes and nose, so she looks like she has a white mask on."
The RSPCA cannot rule out the possibility Pink is someone's missing pet and that this was done as a sick prank.
She is currently being boarded at Cheldene Veterinary Centre and Boarding Cattery in Marlborough, Wilts.
Veterinary surgeon Penny Gillespie, who is caring for Pink at the catt...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/EDYYUTYRK
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Pink Cat handed in to the RSPCA, Swindon, Britain - 24 Sep 2010
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Solent News / Rex Features ( 1228340d )
Trail Of The Pink Panther
A homeowner couldn't believe his eyes when a terrified cat was thrown over his garden fence - after being dyed bright pink.
The man watched in horror as the cat flew over the wooden fence and landed in his back garden at 10.30pm.
Now the RSPCA has launched a massive hunt to catch the cruel culprits.
The man, who had just returned from the pub, was initially dismissed as crazy and told to "sleep it off" when he told his wife what he had seen.
But he called the RSPCA, who collected the female cat and took it to a local vet for a wash. The colour faded but is only slightly paler.
Officers do not want to cause further stress by washing it again - so the colour will now have to grow out naturally over 18 months.
The RSPCA say the cat - named Pink by staff - is in good health and they are keen to trace the owner and the person who threw it.
It is thought the naturally white domestic short-haired cat, aged one to two years old, is either a stray or has been abandoned.
The fur around her neck has a pattern which suggests she has been wearing a collar fairly recently.
Animal welfare officer Carl Hone was surprised to find the cat dyed completely pink when he arrived at the scene in Swindon, Wilts.
He said: "When I got the call I thought perhaps it would be a cat with something natural on their coat or which had rubbed against wet paint.
"But this poor creature has been dyed completely pink, except around her eyes and nose, so she looks like she has a white mask on."
The RSPCA cannot rule out the possibility Pink is someone's missing pet and that this was done as a sick prank.
She is currently being boarded at Cheldene Veterinary Centre and Boarding Cattery in Marlborough, Wilts.
Veterinary surgeon Penny Gillespie, who is caring for Pink at the catt...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/EDYYUTYRK
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Pink Cat handed in to the RSPCA, Swindon, Britain - 24 Sep 2010
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Solent News / Rex Features ( 1228340g )
Trail Of The Pink Panther
A homeowner couldn't believe his eyes when a terrified cat was thrown over his garden fence - after being dyed bright pink.
The man watched in horror as the cat flew over the wooden fence and landed in his back garden at 10.30pm.
Now the RSPCA has launched a massive hunt to catch the cruel culprits.
The man, who had just returned from the pub, was initially dismissed as crazy and told to "sleep it off" when he told his wife what he had seen.
But he called the RSPCA, who collected the female cat and took it to a local vet for a wash. The colour faded but is only slightly paler.
Officers do not want to cause further stress by washing it again - so the colour will now have to grow out naturally over 18 months.
The RSPCA say the cat - named Pink by staff - is in good health and they are keen to trace the owner and the person who threw it.
It is thought the naturally white domestic short-haired cat, aged one to two years old, is either a stray or has been abandoned.
The fur around her neck has a pattern which suggests she has been wearing a collar fairly recently.
Animal welfare officer Carl Hone was surprised to find the cat dyed completely pink when he arrived at the scene in Swindon, Wilts.
He said: "When I got the call I thought perhaps it would be a cat with something natural on their coat or which had rubbed against wet paint.
"But this poor creature has been dyed completely pink, except around her eyes and nose, so she looks like she has a white mask on."
The RSPCA cannot rule out the possibility Pink is someone's missing pet and that this was done as a sick prank.
She is currently being boarded at Cheldene Veterinary Centre and Boarding Cattery in Marlborough, Wilts.
Veterinary surgeon Penny Gillespie, who is caring for Pink at the catt...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/EDYYUTYRK
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Pink Cat handed in to the RSPCA, Swindon, Britain - 24 Sep 2010
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Solent News / Rex Features ( 1228340e )
Trail Of The Pink Panther
A homeowner couldn't believe his eyes when a terrified cat was thrown over his garden fence - after being dyed bright pink.
The man watched in horror as the cat flew over the wooden fence and landed in his back garden at 10.30pm.
Now the RSPCA has launched a massive hunt to catch the cruel culprits.
The man, who had just returned from the pub, was initially dismissed as crazy and told to "sleep it off" when he told his wife what he had seen.
But he called the RSPCA, who collected the female cat and took it to a local vet for a wash. The colour faded but is only slightly paler.
Officers do not want to cause further stress by washing it again - so the colour will now have to grow out naturally over 18 months.
The RSPCA say the cat - named Pink by staff - is in good health and they are keen to trace the owner and the person who threw it.
It is thought the naturally white domestic short-haired cat, aged one to two years old, is either a stray or has been abandoned.
The fur around her neck has a pattern which suggests she has been wearing a collar fairly recently.
Animal welfare officer Carl Hone was surprised to find the cat dyed completely pink when he arrived at the scene in Swindon, Wilts.
He said: "When I got the call I thought perhaps it would be a cat with something natural on their coat or which had rubbed against wet paint.
"But this poor creature has been dyed completely pink, except around her eyes and nose, so she looks like she has a white mask on."
The RSPCA cannot rule out the possibility Pink is someone's missing pet and that this was done as a sick prank.
She is currently being boarded at Cheldene Veterinary Centre and Boarding Cattery in Marlborough, Wilts.
Veterinary surgeon Penny Gillespie, who is caring for Pink at the catt...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/EDYYUTYRK
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Baby barn owl born six months out of season handed in to Secret World Animal Rescue Centre, Somerset, Britain - 22 Oct 2011
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Flap Over Barn Owl Born At Wrong Time
An unexpected new arrival to a wildlife rescue centre in Somerset has left experts in something of a flap.
Staff at the Secret World Animal Rescue Centre have been left puzzled after a baby barn owl was handed in out of season.
They can't decide if the youngster has been born six months early for the 2012 breeding cycle or if he is six months late from this year's.
Barn owls normally produce chicks in April to coincide with an abundance of prey so either way the fluffy chick has been hatched at the wrong time.
The little owl was handed in to a vet's practice in Langport, Somerset, without any exact information about where it was found.
If he hadn't been discovered the baby owl would most likely have died.
However, luckily for him the youngster now has every chance of being successfully hand reared and released back into the wild in the New Year.
Meanwhile, Secret World staff are appealing for more information about where the young bird was found just in case he has any siblings who also need rescuing.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Richard Austin / Rex Features
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Baby barn owl born six months out of season handed in to Secret World Animal Rescue Centre, Somerset, Britain - 22 Oct 2011
NOT FOR USE ON GREETING CARDS, POSTCARDS, CALENDARS OR ANY MERCHANDISING WORLDWIDE WITHOUT CLEARANCE BY RICHARD AUSTIN
Manadatory Credit: Photo by Richard Austin / Rex Features (1477566b)
Flap Over Barn Owl Born At Wrong Time
An unexpected new arrival to a wildlife rescue centre in Somerset has left experts in something of a flap.
Staff at the Secret World Animal Rescue Centre have been left puzzled after a baby barn owl was handed in out of season.
They can't decide if the youngster has been born six months early for the 2012 breeding cycle or if he is six months late from this year's.
Barn owls normally produce chicks in April to coincide with an abundance of prey so either way the fluffy chick has been hatched at the wrong time.
The little owl was handed in to a vet's practice in Langport, Somerset, without any exact information about where it was found.
If he hadn't been discovered the baby owl would most likely have died.
However, luckily for him the youngster now has every chance of being successfully hand reared and released back into the wild in the New Year.
Meanwhile, Secret World staff are appealing for more information about where the young bird was found just in case he has any siblings who also need rescuing.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Richard Austin / Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/VOVQVDQVM (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Queen Elizabeth visits Dersingham School, Norfolk, Britain - 06 Feb 2012
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Queen Elizbaeth II is handed a gift by a pupil
Queen Elizabeth visits Dersingham School, Norfolk, Britain - 06 Feb 2012
The Queen and Prince Philip visited Dersingham School on the 60th anniversary of her accession to the throne
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David Beckham handing in a UNICEF letter at Downing Street, London, Britain - 26 Jul 2012
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British Prime Minister David Cameron and Unicef Ambassador David Beckham as the letter is handed over
David Beckham handing in a UNICEF letter at Downing Street, London, Britain - 26 Jul 2012
Unicef Ambassador David Beckham visited the Prime Minister to urge the UK Goverment to help 180 million children worldwide suffering from a silent crisis - stunting. The letter has been signed by over 50 high profile Unicef supporters.
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The 2012 London Olympic Games, Closing Ceremony, Britain - 12 Aug 2012
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The Olympic flag is handed over to 2016 host nation, Brazil by Mayor of London, Boris Johnson and Jacques Rogge, President of the International Olympic Committee
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'The Jonathan Ross Show' TV Programme, London, Britain - 22 Sep 2012
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Emily Blunt Teaches Jonathan Ross And John Bishop A Thing Or Two About Chopping Wood
Emily Blunt talks about a possible sequel to The Devil Wears Prada; Sir Michael Gambon reveals how he misses playing Dumbledore in the Harry Potter films and what it's like working with Maggie Smith; DJ David Guetta talks about DJ'ing in three counties in one day and John Bishop talks about Sports Relief and support from David Walliams.
Emily Blunt on a possible sequel to The Devil Wears Prada
British actress Emily Blunt made a name for herself after playing Meryl Streep's paranoid assistant in The Devil Wears Prada. But will there be a sequel to the film?
"Well people are talking about it, " says Emily when Jonathan asks about a possible second film. "I hear there's another book that's been written, so I don't know if it's going to happen. I think if everyone came back, but I heard Meryl in an interview the other day and they were like, 'would you do it Meryl?' and she went, 'sure if I didn't have to lose the f**king weight.' She hated it, the starvation we went through. We had to be really small," explains Emily.
Emily on her latest role in the film Looper
In the film Looper, Emily plays a character who lives on her own on a farm and in order to make the part believable, Emily was forced to learn a new skill.
"I had to learn how to chop wood really convincingly," Emily explains. The actress has the opportunity to show off her wood chopping skills on The Jonathan Ross as an axe and wood are brought into the studio and she gives Jonathan and fellow guest John Bishop a quick lesson on splitting the wood.
Sir Michael Gambon on how much he loved his character Dumbledore in the Harry Potter films
Actor Sir Michael Gam...
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April Jones abduction, Machynlleth, Wales, Britain - 02 Oct 2012
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Leaflets being handed out to motorists in the area
April Jones abduction, Machynlleth, Wales, Britain - 02 Oct 2012
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April Jones abduction, Machynlleth, Wales, Britain - 02 Oct 2012
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Leaflets being handed out to motorists in the area
April Jones abduction, Machynlleth, Wales, Britain - 02 Oct 2012
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April Jones abduction, Machynlleth, Wales, Britain - 02 Oct 2012
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Leaflets being handed out to motorists in the area
April Jones abduction, Machynlleth, Wales, Britain - 02 Oct 2012
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Catherine Duchess of Cambridge visits Grimsby, Yorkshire, Britain - 05 Mar 2013
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Catherine Duchess of Cambridge is handed a teddy bear by Diane Bruton
Catherine Duchess of Cambridge visits Grimsby, Yorkshire, Britain - 05 Mar 2013
Has the Duchess of Cambridge accidentally let slip that she is expecting a daughter? While out and about in Grimsby Catherine stopped to chat with one well-wisher who handed her a stuffed bear. In response Kate reportedly said: "Thank you, I will take that for my d...." before cutting herself off. A woman nearby who overheard the exchange then said to her: "You were going to say daughter, weren't you?'" The Duchess replied "No, we don (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Catherine Duchess of Cambridge visits Grimsby, Yorkshire, Britain - 05 Mar 2013
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Catherine Duchess of Cambridge is handed a teddy bear by Diane Bruton
Catherine Duchess of Cambridge visits Grimsby, Yorkshire, Britain - 05 Mar 2013
Has the Duchess of Cambridge accidentally let slip that she is expecting a daughter? While out and about in Grimsby Catherine stopped to chat with one well-wisher who handed her a stuffed bear. In response Kate reportedly said: "Thank you, I will take that for my d...." before cutting herself off. A woman nearby who overheard the exchange then said to her: "You were going to say daughter, weren't you?'" The Duchess replied "No, we don (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Catherine Duchess of Cambridge visits Grimsby, Yorkshire, Britain - 05 Mar 2013
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Catherine Duchess of Cambridge is handed a teddy bear by Diane Bruton
Catherine Duchess of Cambridge visits Grimsby, Yorkshire, Britain - 05 Mar 2013
Catherine Duchess of Cambridge is given a guided tour of the National Fishing Heritage Centre by local trawlerman, during which she heard about Grimsby's maritime and fishing heritage.
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Catherine Duchess of Cambridge visits Grimsby, Yorkshire, Britain - 05 Mar 2013
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Teddy bear handed to Catherine Duchess of Cambridge by Diane Bruton
Catherine Duchess of Cambridge visits Grimsby, Yorkshire, Britain - 05 Mar 2013
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Catherine Duchess of Cambridge visits Grimsby, Yorkshire, Britain - 05 Mar 2013
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Catherine Duchess of Cambridge is handed a teddy bear by Diane Bruton
Catherine Duchess of Cambridge visits Grimsby, Yorkshire, Britain - 05 Mar 2013
Has the Duchess of Cambridge accidentally let slip that she is expecting a daughter? While out and about in Grimsby Catherine stopped to chat with one well-wisher who handed her a stuffed bear. In response Kate reportedly said: "Thank you, I will take that for my d...." before cutting herself off. A woman nearby who overheard the exchange then said to her: "You were going to say daughter, weren't you?'" The Duchess replied "No, we don (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Catherine Duchess of Cambridge visits Grimsby, Yorkshire, Britain - 05 Mar 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by David Fisher / Rex Features (2195837k)
Catherine Duchess of Cambridge is handed a teddy bear by Diane Bruton
Catherine Duchess of Cambridge visits Grimsby, Yorkshire, Britain - 05 Mar 2013
Catherine Duchess of Cambridge is given a guided tour of the National Fishing Heritage Centre by local trawlerman, during which she heard about Grimsby's maritime and fishing heritage.
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Catherine Duchess of Cambridge visits Grimsby, Yorkshire, Britain - 05 Mar 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by David Fisher / Rex Features (2195837m)
Catherine Duchess of Cambridge is handed a teddy bear by Diane Bruton
Catherine Duchess of Cambridge visits Grimsby, Yorkshire, Britain - 05 Mar 2013
Has the Duchess of Cambridge accidentally let slip that she is expecting a daughter? While out and about in Grimsby Catherine stopped to chat with one well-wisher who handed her a stuffed bear. In response Kate reportedly said: "Thank you, I will take that for my d...." before cutting herself off. A woman nearby who overheard the exchange then said to her: "You were going to say daughter, weren't you?'" The Duchess replied "No, we don (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Prince Edward celebrates his 50th brthday at the Robert Browning Primary School, Walworth, London, Britain - 10 Mar 2014
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Prince Edward is handed a birthday card by two pupils, watched by Sophie Countess of Wessex
Prince Edward celebrates his 50th brthday at the Robert Browning Primary School, Walworth, London, Britain - 10 Mar 2014
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Eric Lusito - Traces of the Soviet Empire
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LATVIA/ Skrunda / 2007. Abandoned Soviet military base after the collapse of the USSR. Sports hall. On the right is written 'Victory starts here!' whilst at the back it reads 'Glory to the military sport'. Skrunda was the site of two Hen House radars built in the 1960s and a Pechora radar built in the mid 1980s. The station was responsible for scanning for incoming ballistic weapons from a westerly direction. Russia completed its Baltic withdrawal in 1994, with the exception of Skrunda, Russia's most westerly radar installation and a main link in its air defence network. Latvia grudgingly agreed that Russia could maintain the Skrunda facility, allowing time for the construction of a new radar in Belarus. Russia handed back the territory of the Skrunda radar station in October 1999, and the last Russian military facility in Latvia ceased to exist.
Eric Lusito - Traces of the Soviet Empire
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These haunting photographs show the remnants of the once all-powerful Soviet empire.
They are the work of Eric Lusito, who spent six years travelling throughout the former Soviet world from East Germany to Mongolia, from Poland to Kazakhstan to seek out remains of the military installations that embodied the ambition and the might of the USSR.
Describing himself as working like an archaeologist, the French photographer says his project "Traces of the Soviet Empire" is a photographic record of the land and architecture - haunted by the symbols and history of a once powerful Empire.
The on-going project takes the form of three series: exteriors, interiors, and found photographs "images from another time, another space and
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Eric Lusito - Traces of the Soviet Empire
MANDATORY CREDIT: Eric Lusito/Rex Features. Only for use in story about Eric Lusito's "After the Wall: Traces of the Soviet Empire" photo project. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
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LATVIA/ Skrunda / 2007.Abandoned Soviet military base after the collapse of the USSR. The fresco on the wall beside the portrait of Lenin describes a war scene in Afghanistan. The red shadow profile in the foreground picture is of an 'exemplary' soldier from the time of the Civil War. He is wearing a felt hat known as a boudionovka. Skrunda was the site of two Hen House radars built in the 1960s and a Pechora radar built in the mid 1980s.The station was responsible for scanning for incoming ballistic weapons from a westerly direction. Russia completed its Baltic withdrawal in 1994, with the exception of Skrunda, Russia's most westerly radar installation and a main link in its air defence network. Latvia grudgingly agreed that Russia could maintain the Skrunda facility, allowing time for the construction of a new radar in Belarus. Russia handed back the territory of the Skrunda radar station in October 1999, and the last Russian military facility in Latvia ceased to exist.
Eric Lusito - Traces of the Soviet Empire
FULL COPY: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/p8ug
These haunting photographs show the remnants of the once all-powerful Soviet empire.
They are the work of Eric Lusito, who spent six years travelling throughout the former Soviet world from East Germany to Mongolia, from Poland to Kazakhstan to seek out remains of the military installations that embodied the ambition and the might of the USSR.
Describing himself as working like an archaeologist, the French photographer says his project "Traces of the Soviet Empire" is a photographic record of the land and architecture - haunted by the symbols and history of a once powerful Empire.
The on-going
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Eric Lusito - Traces of the Soviet Empire
MANDATORY CREDIT: Eric Lusito/Rex Features. Only for use in story about Eric Lusito's "After the Wall: Traces of the Soviet Empire" photo project. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Eric Lusito/REX (4033703as)
LATVIA/ Skrunda / 2007.Abandoned Soviet military base after the collapse of the USSR. Library. Skrunda was the site of two Hen House radars built in the 1960s and a Pechora radar built in the mid 1980s.The station was responsible for scanning for incoming ballistic weapons from a westerly direction. Russia completed its Baltic withdrawal in 1994, with the exception of Skrunda, Russia's most westerly radar installation and a main link in its air defence network. Latvia grudgingly agreed that Russia could maintain the Skrunda facility, allowing time for the construction of a new radar in Belarus. Russia handed back the territory of the Skrunda radar station in October 1999, and the last Russian military facility in Latvia ceased to exist.
Eric Lusito - Traces of the Soviet Empire
FULL COPY: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/p8ug
These haunting photographs show the remnants of the once all-powerful Soviet empire.
They are the work of Eric Lusito, who spent six years travelling throughout the former Soviet world from East Germany to Mongolia, from Poland to Kazakhstan to seek out remains of the military installations that embodied the ambition and the might of the USSR.
Describing himself as working like an archaeologist, the French photographer says his project "Traces of the Soviet Empire" is a photographic record of the land and architecture - haunted by the symbols and history of a once powerful Empire.
The on-going project takes the form of three series: exteriors, interiors, and found photographs "images from another time, another space and another world".
What he found was colourful propaganda wall art, faded frescos of Lenin, discarded gas masks
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Migrant Crisis, Calais, France - 11 Aug 2015
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Migrants form a long queue to collect food being handed out by a charity within the migrant camp, know as 'The Jungle'
Migrant Crisis, Calais, France - 11 Aug 2015
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Migrant Crisis, Calais, France - 11 Aug 2015
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Migrants form a long queue to collect food being handed out by a charity within the migrant camp, know as 'The Jungle'
Migrant Crisis, Calais, France - 11 Aug 2015
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NEWS - Kanada: Waldbrände wüten übers Land
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People gather for gas that is being handed out at a rest stop near Fort McMurray, Alta
Wildfire in Canada - 04 May 2016
People gather for gas that is being handed out at a rest stop near Fort McMurray, Alta., on Wednesday, May 4, 2016. A wildfire has put all of Fort McMurray under a mandatory evacuation order which means that about 70,000 people who live in Fort McMurray are being told to flee the city.
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FEATURE - Die Bilder der Woche
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Protestors holding placards reading 'Australia is a crime scene' and Black Lives matter during a protest by rights activists rallying against the verdict handed to a man who killed Aboriginal teenager Elijah Doughty.
'Justice For Elijah' protest, Melbourne, Australia - 28 Jul 2017
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FEATURE - Pix of the Day: Bilder des Tages
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The Jaguar car had suffered heavy damage after it rammed into many vehicles and grievously injuring four people at Versova on July 23, 2018 in Mumbai, India. The driver of the vehicle was caught by pedestrians and was later handed over the police officials. An investigation into the incident has been launched.
Car rams into cars injures four at Versova, Mumbai, India - 23 Jul 2018
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NEWS - Brexit: Theresa May spricht vor 10 Downing Street in London
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British Prime Minister Theresa May makes a statement outside 10 Downing Street announcing that she will contest tonight's vote of no confidence in her leadership, after 48 letters were handed in this morning.
Theresa May vote of no confidence statement, Downing Street, London, UK - 12 Dec 2018
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NEWS - Brexit: Theresa May spricht vor 10 Downing Street in London
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British Prime Minister Theresa May makes a statement outside 10 Downing Street announcing that she will contest tonight's vote of no confidence in her leadership, after 48 letters were handed in this morning.
Theresa May vote of no confidence statement, Downing Street, London, UK - 12 Dec 2018
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NEWS - Brexit: Theresa May spricht vor 10 Downing Street in London
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British Prime Minister Theresa May makes a statement outside 10 Downing Street announcing that she will contest tonight's vote of no confidence in her leadership, after 48 letters were handed in this morning.
Theresa May vote of no confidence statement, Downing Street, London, UK - 12 Dec 2018
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NEWS - Brexit: Theresa May spricht vor 10 Downing Street in London
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British Prime Minister Theresa May makes a statement outside 10 Downing Street announcing that she will contest tonight's vote of no confidence in her leadership, after 48 letters were handed in this morning.
Theresa May vote of no confidence statement, Downing Street, London, UK - 12 Dec 2018
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NEWS - Brexit: Theresa May spricht vor 10 Downing Street in London
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British Prime Minister Theresa May makes a statement outside 10 Downing Street announcing that she will contest tonight's vote of no confidence in her leadership, after 48 letters were handed in this morning.
Theresa May vote of no confidence statement, Downing Street, London, UK - 12 Dec 2018
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Prince Charles visit to Wales, UK - 01 Jul 2019
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Prince Charles, patron of The British Horse Loggers, visited Tyn-y-Coed Forest and met horse loggers, learned about the work they have been doing in the forest and handed out The Prince of Wales Trophy to the winner of the British Horse Loggers Woodland Management Award.
Prince Charles visit to Wales, UK - 01 Jul 2019
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Prince Charles visit to Wales, UK - 01 Jul 2019
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Prince Charles, patron of The British Horse Loggers, visited Tyn-y-Coed Forest and met horse loggers, learned about the work they have been doing in the forest and handed out The Prince of Wales Trophy to the winner of the British Horse Loggers Woodland Management Award.
Prince Charles visit to Wales, UK - 01 Jul 2019
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