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  • Everyday Life In Munich
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    Everyday Life In Munich
    A saxophone player performs for passersby on a park path in Munich, Germany, on April 12, 2025. People walk, cycle, and relax in the background as the musician plays near a wooded area on a sunny spring day. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto)

     

  • Everyday Life In Munich
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    Everyday Life In Munich
    A saxophone player performs for passersby on a park path in Munich, Germany, on April 12, 2025. People walk, cycle, and relax in the background as the musician plays near a wooded area on a sunny spring day. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto)

     

  • Everyday Life In Munich
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    Everyday Life In Munich
    A person relaxes in a hammock while others walk and rest on the grass in a park in Munich, Germany, on April 12, 2025. Bicycles are parked nearby as the trees begin to bloom on a warm spring afternoon. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto)

     

  • Daily Life In Munich
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    Daily Life In Munich
    People walk through a small park surrounded by blooming cherry blossom trees in a residential neighborhood in Munich, Germany, on April 11, 2025. The vibrant pink blossoms and warm sunlight mark the arrival of spring in the city. (Photo by Michael Nguyen)

     

  • Daily Life In Munich
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    Daily Life In Munich
    Cherry blossoms and colorful spring foliage line a garden path between residential buildings in Munich, Germany, on April 11, 2025. The landscaped courtyard highlights the harmony between urban living and seasonal nature. (Photo by Michael Nguyen)

     

  • Saigon River In Ho Chi Minh City
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    Saigon River In Ho Chi Minh City
    People walk and take photos along the Saigon River promenade across from a modern glass building and high-rises in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, on March 6, 2025. The area combines green public spaces with views of urban development and digital billboards across the river. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto)

     

  • Daily Life On Vietnamese Island Phu Quoc
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    Daily Life On Vietnamese Island Phu Quoc
    Two sanitation workers work at a tiled pedestrian area under colorful canopy structures at Grand World in Phu Quoc, Vietnam, on April 3, 2023. The area features landscaped greenery, palm trees, and decorative mosaic benches within a tourist shopping and dining complex. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto)

     

  • Daily Life On Vietnamese Island Phu Quoc
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    Daily Life On Vietnamese Island Phu Quoc
    A gardener works on a landscaped slope with decorative ant sculptures and flower displays near a shaded walkway in Phu Quoc, Vietnam, on April 3, 2023. The area is part of a themed garden attraction within the Grand World entertainment complex. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto)

     

  • Daily Life On Vietnamese Island Phu Quoc
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    Daily Life On Vietnamese Island Phu Quoc
    A sanitation worker cleans the tiled walkway in a landscaped pedestrian zone with palm trees and commercial storefronts at Grand World in Phu Quoc, Vietnam, on April 3, 2023. The area is part of a modern tourism complex featuring shops, restaurants, and public art installations. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto)

     

  • Daily Life On Vietnamese Island Phu Quoc
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    Daily Life On Vietnamese Island Phu Quoc
    Two sanitation workers work at a tiled pedestrian area at Grand World in Phu Quoc, Vietnam, on April 3, 2023. The area features landscaped greenery, palm trees, and decorative mosaic benches within a tourist shopping and dining complex. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto)

     

  • Daily Life On Vietnamese Island Phu Quoc
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    Daily Life On Vietnamese Island Phu Quoc
    A gardener works on a landscaped slope with decorative ant sculptures and flower displays near a shaded walkway in Phu Quoc, Vietnam, on April 3, 2023. The area is part of a themed garden attraction within the Grand World entertainment complex. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto)

     

  • Daily Life On Vietnamese Island Phu Quoc
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    Daily Life On Vietnamese Island Phu Quoc
    A gardener works on a landscaped slope with decorative ant sculptures and flower displays near a shaded walkway in Phu Quoc, Vietnam, on April 3, 2023. The area is part of a themed garden attraction within the Grand World entertainment complex. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto)

     

  • Daily Life On Vietnamese Island Phu Quoc
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    Daily Life On Vietnamese Island Phu Quoc
    A sanitation worker cleans the tiled walkway in a landscaped pedestrian zone with palm trees and commercial storefronts at Grand World in Phu Quoc, Vietnam, on April 3, 2023. The area is part of a modern tourism complex featuring shops, restaurants, and public art installations. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto)

     

  • Warsaw Daily Life
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    Warsaw Daily Life
    People are seen in the pergola in the Ujazdow Park in Warsaw, Poland on 31 March, 2025. (Photo by Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto)

     

  • Warsaw Daily Life
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    Warsaw Daily Life
    Mallard ducks are seen resting in the Ujazdow Park in Warsaw, Poland on 31 March, 2025. (Photo by Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto)

     

  • Warsaw Daily Life
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    Warsaw Daily Life
    Mallard ducks are seen resting in the Ujazdow Park in Warsaw, Poland on 31 March, 2025. (Photo by Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto)

     

  • Warsaw Daily Life
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    Warsaw Daily Life
    People stroll and relax in the Ujazdow Park in Warsaw, Poland on 31 March, 2025. (Photo by Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto)

     

  • Warsaw Daily Life
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    Warsaw Daily Life
    A pigeon looks on in the Ujazdow Park in Warsaw, Poland on 31 March, 2025. (Photo by Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto)

     

  • Warsaw Daily Life
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    Warsaw Daily Life
    People are seen in the Park Praski in Warsaw, Poland on 31 March, 2025. (Photo by Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto)

     

  • Warsaw Daily Life
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    Warsaw Daily Life
    A woman uses a laptop in the Ujazdow Park in Warsaw, Poland on 31 March, 2025. (Photo by Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto)

     

  • Sub-zero temperatures in London, UK.
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    Sub-zero temperatures in London, UK.
    03/01/2025. London, UK.

    Birds rest on a frozen pond at Bushy Park in south west London. A period of sub-zero temperatures with a chance of snow tomorrow is predicted for the south.

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  • Sub-zero temperatures in London, UK.
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    Sub-zero temperatures in London, UK.
    03/01/2025. London, UK.

    A sign warns visitors of unsafe ice at one of the ponds at Bushy Park, south west London. A period of sub-zero temperatures with a chance of snow tomorrow is predicted for the south.

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    © Peter Macdiarmid

     

  • Sub-zero temperatures in London, UK.
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    Sub-zero temperatures in London, UK.
    03/01/2025. London, UK.

    A sign warns visitors of unsafe ice at one of the ponds at Bushy Park, south west London. A period of sub-zero temperatures with a chance of snow tomorrow is predicted for the south.

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    © Peter Macdiarmid

     

  • Sub-zero temperatures in London, UK.
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    Sub-zero temperatures in London, UK.
    03/01/2025. London, UK.

    Deer stand on frozen ground at sunrise in Bushy Park in south west London. A period of sub-zero temperatures with a chance of snow tomorrow is predicted for the south.

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    © Peter Macdiarmid

     

  • Sub-zero temperatures in London, UK.
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    Sub-zero temperatures in London, UK.
    03/01/2025. London, UK.

    Deer stand on frozen ground at sunrise in Bushy Park in south west London. A period of sub-zero temperatures with a chance of snow tomorrow is predicted for the south.

    Photo credit: Peter Macdiarmid / eyevine

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    © Peter Macdiarmid

     

  • Sub-zero temperatures in London, UK.
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    Sub-zero temperatures in London, UK.
    03/01/2025. London, UK.

    Young deer stand on frozen ground at sunrise in Bushy Park in south west London. A period of sub-zero temperatures with a chance of snow tomorrow is predicted for the south.

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  • Sub-zero temperatures in London, UK.
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    Sub-zero temperatures in London, UK.
    03/01/2025. London, UK.

    Deer stand on frozen ground at sunrise in Bushy Park in south west London. A period of sub-zero temperatures with a chance of snow tomorrow is predicted for the south.

    Photo credit: Peter Macdiarmid / eyevine

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    © Peter Macdiarmid

     

  • Sub-zero temperatures in London, UK.
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    Sub-zero temperatures in London, UK.
    03/01/2025. London, UK.

    Deer stand on frozen ground at sunrise in Bushy Park in south west London. A period of sub-zero temperatures with a chance of snow tomorrow is predicted for the south.

    Photo credit: Peter Macdiarmid / eyevine

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  • Sub-zero temperatures in London, UK.
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    Sub-zero temperatures in London, UK.
    03/01/2025. London, UK.

    A frosty, cold start to the day in Bushy Park, south west London. A period of sub-zero temperatures with a chance of snow tomorrow is predicted for the south.

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  • 'Most of our children live in flats': London park boarded up by developers
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    'Most of our children live in flats': London park boarded up by developers
    Peabody yet to restore park after finishing construction work in 2020, leaving children with no green space.

    Families in south London are demanding that an award-winning developer reopens a park that was boarded up in 2018 for the construction of new homes.

    Hatcham Gardens sits in a densely built part of Lewisham next to a school and surrounded by flats. Peabody was given permission by Lewisham council to close the park temporarily for use during construction.

    The homes in the Pomeroy development - most of them for private sale - were finished in 2020 and people moved in during spring 2021 but the park is still boarded up.

    A boarded up playground which has been closed to the public since a house building company took control of the land six years ago. Peabody, the company, used the land while building adjacent flats and have repeatedly promised to replace the playground it but somehow never get round to it.
    Members of the local community want their playground back for their children to play in.
    New Cross, south London
    21-06-2023.

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  • 'Most of our children live in flats': London park boarded up by developers
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    'Most of our children live in flats': London park boarded up by developers
    Peabody yet to restore park after finishing construction work in 2020, leaving children with no green space.

    Families in south London are demanding that an award-winning developer reopens a park that was boarded up in 2018 for the construction of new homes.

    Hatcham Gardens sits in a densely built part of Lewisham next to a school and surrounded by flats. Peabody was given permission by Lewisham council to close the park temporarily for use during construction.

    The homes in the Pomeroy development - most of them for private sale - were finished in 2020 and people moved in during spring 2021 but the park is still boarded up.

    A boarded up playground which has been closed to the public since a house building company took control of the land six years ago. Peabody, the company, used the land while building adjacent flats and have repeatedly promised to replace the playground it but somehow never get round to it.
    Members of the local community want their playground back for their children to play in.
    New Cross, south London
    21-06-2023.

    © Martin Godwin / Guardian / eyevine

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  • 'Most of our children live in flats': London park boarded up by developers
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    'Most of our children live in flats': London park boarded up by developers
    Peabody yet to restore park after finishing construction work in 2020, leaving children with no green space.

    Families in south London are demanding that an award-winning developer reopens a park that was boarded up in 2018 for the construction of new homes.

    Hatcham Gardens sits in a densely built part of Lewisham next to a school and surrounded by flats. Peabody was given permission by Lewisham council to close the park temporarily for use during construction.

    The homes in the Pomeroy development - most of them for private sale - were finished in 2020 and people moved in during spring 2021 but the park is still boarded up.

    A boarded up playground which has been closed to the public since a house building company took control of the land six years ago. Peabody, the company, used the land while building adjacent flats and have repeatedly promised to replace the playground it but somehow never get round to it.
    Members of the local community want their playground back for their children to play in.
    New Cross, south London
    21-06-2023.

    © Martin Godwin / Guardian / eyevine

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  • 'Most of our children live in flats': London park boarded up by developers
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    'Most of our children live in flats': London park boarded up by developers
    Peabody yet to restore park after finishing construction work in 2020, leaving children with no green space.

    Families in south London are demanding that an award-winning developer reopens a park that was boarded up in 2018 for the construction of new homes.

    Hatcham Gardens sits in a densely built part of Lewisham next to a school and surrounded by flats. Peabody was given permission by Lewisham council to close the park temporarily for use during construction.

    The homes in the Pomeroy development - most of them for private sale - were finished in 2020 and people moved in during spring 2021 but the park is still boarded up.

    A boarded up playground which has been closed to the public since a house building company took control of the land six years ago. Peabody, the company, used the land while building adjacent flats and have repeatedly promised to replace the playground it but somehow never get round to it.
    Members of the local community want their playground back for their children to play in.
    New Cross, south London
    21-06-2023.

    © Martin Godwin / Guardian / eyevine

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  • 'Most of our children live in flats': London park boarded up by developers
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    'Most of our children live in flats': London park boarded up by developers
    Peabody yet to restore park after finishing construction work in 2020, leaving children with no green space.

    Families in south London are demanding that an award-winning developer reopens a park that was boarded up in 2018 for the construction of new homes.

    Hatcham Gardens sits in a densely built part of Lewisham next to a school and surrounded by flats. Peabody was given permission by Lewisham council to close the park temporarily for use during construction.

    The homes in the Pomeroy development - most of them for private sale - were finished in 2020 and people moved in during spring 2021 but the park is still boarded up.

    A boarded up playground which has been closed to the public since a house building company took control of the land six years ago. Peabody, the company, used the land while building adjacent flats and have repeatedly promised to replace the playground it but somehow never get round to it.
    Members of the local community want their playground back for their children to play in.
    New Cross, south London
    21-06-2023.

    © Martin Godwin / Guardian / eyevine

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  • 'Most of our children live in flats': London park boarded up by developers
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    'Most of our children live in flats': London park boarded up by developers
    Peabody yet to restore park after finishing construction work in 2020, leaving children with no green space.

    Families in south London are demanding that an award-winning developer reopens a park that was boarded up in 2018 for the construction of new homes.

    Hatcham Gardens sits in a densely built part of Lewisham next to a school and surrounded by flats. Peabody was given permission by Lewisham council to close the park temporarily for use during construction.

    The homes in the Pomeroy development - most of them for private sale - were finished in 2020 and people moved in during spring 2021 but the park is still boarded up.

    A boarded up playground which has been closed to the public since a house building company took control of the land six years ago. Peabody, the company, used the land while building adjacent flats and have repeatedly promised to replace the playground it but somehow never get round to it.
    Members of the local community want their playground back for their children to play in.
    New Cross, south London
    21-06-2023.

    © Martin Godwin / Guardian / eyevine

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  • 'Most of our children live in flats': London park boarded up by developers
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    'Most of our children live in flats': London park boarded up by developers
    Peabody yet to restore park after finishing construction work in 2020, leaving children with no green space.

    Families in south London are demanding that an award-winning developer reopens a park that was boarded up in 2018 for the construction of new homes.

    Hatcham Gardens sits in a densely built part of Lewisham next to a school and surrounded by flats. Peabody was given permission by Lewisham council to close the park temporarily for use during construction.

    The homes in the Pomeroy development - most of them for private sale - were finished in 2020 and people moved in during spring 2021 but the park is still boarded up.

    A boarded up playground which has been closed to the public since a house building company took control of the land six years ago. Peabody, the company, used the land while building adjacent flats and have repeatedly promised to replace the playground it but somehow never get round to it.
    Members of the local community want their playground back for their children to play in.
    New Cross, south London
    21-06-2023.

    © Martin Godwin / Guardian / eyevine

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  • 'Most of our children live in flats': London park boarded up by developers
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    'Most of our children live in flats': London park boarded up by developers
    Peabody yet to restore park after finishing construction work in 2020, leaving children with no green space.

    Families in south London are demanding that an award-winning developer reopens a park that was boarded up in 2018 for the construction of new homes.

    Hatcham Gardens sits in a densely built part of Lewisham next to a school and surrounded by flats. Peabody was given permission by Lewisham council to close the park temporarily for use during construction.

    The homes in the Pomeroy development - most of them for private sale - were finished in 2020 and people moved in during spring 2021 but the park is still boarded up.

    A boarded up playground which has been closed to the public since a house building company took control of the land six years ago. Peabody, the company, used the land while building adjacent flats and have repeatedly promised to replace the playground it but somehow never get round to it.
    Members of the local community want their playground back for their children to play in.
    New Cross, south London
    21-06-2023.

    © Martin Godwin / Guardian / eyevine

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  • 'Most of our children live in flats': London park boarded up by developers
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    'Most of our children live in flats': London park boarded up by developers
    Peabody yet to restore park after finishing construction work in 2020, leaving children with no green space.

    Families in south London are demanding that an award-winning developer reopens a park that was boarded up in 2018 for the construction of new homes.

    Hatcham Gardens sits in a densely built part of Lewisham next to a school and surrounded by flats. Peabody was given permission by Lewisham council to close the park temporarily for use during construction.

    The homes in the Pomeroy development - most of them for private sale - were finished in 2020 and people moved in during spring 2021 but the park is still boarded up.

    A boarded up playground which has been closed to the public since a house building company took control of the land six years ago. Peabody, the company, used the land while building adjacent flats and have repeatedly promised to replace the playground it but somehow never get round to it.
    Members of the local community want their playground back for their children to play in.
    New Cross, south London
    21-06-2023.

    © Martin Godwin / Guardian / eyevine

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  • 'Most of our children live in flats': London park boarded up by developers
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    'Most of our children live in flats': London park boarded up by developers
    Peabody yet to restore park after finishing construction work in 2020, leaving children with no green space.

    Families in south London are demanding that an award-winning developer reopens a park that was boarded up in 2018 for the construction of new homes.

    Hatcham Gardens sits in a densely built part of Lewisham next to a school and surrounded by flats. Peabody was given permission by Lewisham council to close the park temporarily for use during construction.

    The homes in the Pomeroy development - most of them for private sale - were finished in 2020 and people moved in during spring 2021 but the park is still boarded up.

    A boarded up playground which has been closed to the public since a house building company took control of the land six years ago. Peabody, the company, used the land while building adjacent flats and have repeatedly promised to replace the playground it but somehow never get round to it.
    Members of the local community want their playground back for their children to play in.
    New Cross, south London
    21-06-2023.

    © Martin Godwin / Guardian / eyevine

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  • Members of the public enjoy the sunshine in Hyde Park.
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    Members of the public enjoy the sunshine in Hyde Park.
    London, UK. Riders enjoy the warm hazy sunshine in Hyde Park, London this morning a week after the easing of Covid-19 restrictions. A mini heatwave has hit the UK this week with temperatures reaching over 18c in London and the South East yesterday. Photo credit: Alex Lentati / eyevine

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    © Alex Lentati / eyevine

     

  • Members of the public enjoy the sunshine in Hyde Park.
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    Members of the public enjoy the sunshine in Hyde Park.
    London, UK. Members of the public enjoy the warm sunshine in Hyde Park, London this morning a week after the easing of Covid-19 restrictions. A mini heatwave has hit the UK this week with temperatures reaching over 18c in London and the South East yesterday. Photo credit: Alex Lentati / eyevine

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    © Alex Lentati / eyevine

     

  • Members of the public enjoy the sunshine in Hyde Park.
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    Members of the public enjoy the sunshine in Hyde Park.
    London, UK. Members of the public exercise as they enjoy the warm sunshine in Hyde Park, London this morning a week after the easing of Covid-19 restrictions. A mini heatwave has hit the UK this week with temperatures reaching over 18c in London and the South East yesterday. Photo credit: Alex Lentati / eyevine

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    © Alex Lentati / eyevine

     

  • Members of the public enjoy the sunshine in Hyde Park.
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    Members of the public enjoy the sunshine in Hyde Park.
    London, UK. Horse drawn carriages drive through Hyde Park as members of the public enjoy the warm sunshine again in London this morning a week after the easing of Covid-19 restrictions. A mini heatwave has hit the UK this week with temperatures reaching over 18c in London and the South East yesterday. Photo credit: Alex Lentati / eyevine

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  • Members of the public enjoy the sunshine in Hyde Park.
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    Members of the public enjoy the sunshine in Hyde Park.
    London, UK. Horse drawn carriages drive through Hyde Park as members of the public enjoy the warm sunshine again in London this morning a week after the easing of Covid-19 restrictions. A mini heatwave has hit the UK this week with temperatures reaching over 18c in London and the South East yesterday. Photo credit: Alex Lentati / eyevine

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  • Members of the public enjoy the sunshine in Hyde Park.
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    Members of the public enjoy the sunshine in Hyde Park.
    London, UK. A goose and its goslings go for a swim in the Serpentine in Hyde Park London this morning as a swan looks on as the warm weather continues a week after the easing of Covid-19 restrictions. A mini heatwave has hit the UK this week with temperatures reaching over 18c in London and the South East yesterday. Photo credit: Alex Lentati / eyevine

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  • Members of the public enjoy the sunshine in Hyde Park.
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    Members of the public enjoy the sunshine in Hyde Park.
    London, UK. A goose and its goslings go for a swim in the Serpentine in Hyde Park London this morning as a swan looks on as the warm weather continues a week after the easing of Covid-19 restrictions. A mini heatwave has hit the UK this week with temperatures reaching over 18c in London and the South East yesterday. Photo credit: Alex Lentati / eyevine

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  • Members of the public enjoy the sunshine in Hyde Park.
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    Members of the public enjoy the sunshine in Hyde Park.
    London, UK. A goose and its goslings go for a swim in the Serpentine in Hyde Park London this morning as a swan looks on as the warm weather continues a week after the easing of Covid-19 restrictions. A mini heatwave has hit the UK this week with temperatures reaching over 18c in London and the South East yesterday. Photo credit: Alex Lentati / eyevine

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    Members of the public enjoy the sunshine in Hyde Park.
    London, UK. A runner stops to photograph the goslings as the public enjoy the warm sunshine again in Hyde Park London this morning a week after the easing of Covid-19 restrictions. A mini heatwave has hit the UK this week with temperatures reaching over 18c in London and the South East yesterday. Photo credit: Alex Lentati / eyevine

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  • Members of the public enjoy the sunshine in Hyde Park.
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    Members of the public enjoy the sunshine in Hyde Park.
    London, UK. A goose and its goslings go for a swim in the Serpentine in Hyde Park London this morning as the warm weather continues a week after the easing of Covid-19 restrictions. A mini heatwave has hit the UK this week with temperatures reaching over 18c in London and the South East yesterday. Photo credit: Alex Lentati / eyevine

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    Members of the public enjoy the sunshine in Hyde Park.
    London, UK. Members of the public enjoy the warm sunshine again in Hyde Park, London this morning a week after the easing of Covid-19 restrictions. A mini heatwave has hit the UK this week with temperatures reaching over 18c in London and the South East yesterday. Photo credit: Alex Lentati / eyevine

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