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Pictures of the day
Pictures of the day
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1/25 Left a bit red-faced
An Indian reveler, face smeared with colored powder, dances during celebrations marking Holi, the Hindu festival of colors, in Gauhati, India
AP Photo/Anupam Nath
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2/25 Tell me why I do like Maundy
The Queen and the Prince Philip leave St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle, after the Royal Maundy service
Andrew Matthews/PA Wire
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3/25 Chrism Mass
Pope Francis celebrates the Chrism Mass for Holy Thursday at St Peter's Basilica, Vatican City
EPA/Angelo Carconi
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4/25 Anguish
A man reacts at the main street memorial following Tuesday's bomb attacks in Brussels, Belgium
REUTERS/Francois Lenoir
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5/25 Now that is a roof garden
Heather Kennedy inspecting flowers destined for The View from The Shard's botanical garden at 900ft above the London skyline, as horticulturalists aim to analyse how plants at the top of the building's spire adapt to altitude ahead of the attraction's Botanical Gardens opening this summer
Mikael Buck/The View from The Shard/PA Wire
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6/25 He came, he saw, not sure he conquered
A girl looks at a penitent wearing a "Morions" mask during a religious procession as part of Holy Week celebrations at Boac, Marinduque in central Philippines
REUTERS/Erik De Castro
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7/25 Solidarity
There can be no more appropriate image following the Brussels attacks than this cartoon by Plantu, shared by Le Monde, showing France's sympathies to Belgium
Plantu/Le Monde
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8/25 Spring explodes into India
Indian people participate in a celebration of the Holi festival in Vrindavan, Uttar Pradesh. Holi, the Hindu spring festival of colours will be celebrated across the country on March 23
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9/25 'Not sure about the hat, Sir'
Prince Harry is dragged to dance by two young girls as torrential rain begins during a visit to the village of Leorani in the Himalayan foothills on day three of his visit to Nepal
Chris Jackson - Pool/Getty Images
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10/25 Champion cause
Arsenal ladies captain Alex Scott visits a Save the Children football programme funded by the Gunners that supports vulnerable children who have been forced to flee their homes because of the conflict in Iraq
Tom Pilston/Save The Children
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11/25 The Face Of An Angel
Cara Study I, one of a new set of portraits of model Cara Delevingne by British artist Jonathan Yeo that have been unveiled ahead of the largest retrospective of his work. The 23-year-old posed for Yeo six times over the previous 15 months to help create the 12 portraits, nine of which will be on display alongside noted works from his 25-year career at The Museum of National History at Frederiksborg Castle in Denmark
Jonathan Yeo/PA
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12/25 Starry starry night
Landscape photographer Matthew Pinner captured these amazing images of the Milky Way over Durdle Door in Dorset
Matthew Pinner/Rex
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13/25 Catching fish
A Steller sea lion eats fish at the Marineland Zoo in Antibes before its reopening, six months after the flooding that affected the French Riviera
Eric Gaillard/Reuters
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14/25 Queens of the Jungle
Queen Elizabeth II at London Zoo to mark the launch of a new lion enclosure
Anthony Devlin/PA
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15/25 Here's to St Patrick's Day
Paddy Cusack enjoys a pint of Guinness during St Patrick's Day at Cheltenham
Dylan Martinez/Reuters
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16/25 Bagpuss, dear Bagpuss, Old fat furry cat-puss
Alice Sage, curator at the V&A; Museum of Childhood in east London with Bagpuss, the original puppet used in the filming of the 1970s children's TV show which has gone on display as part of an exhibition called Clangers, Bagpuss and Co
Stefan Rousseau/PA
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17/25 Everybody was kung fu fighting
Chinese Shaolin monks practice kung fu along a walkway on a cliff at the Sanhuangzhai scenic spot Shaolin monks practice kung fu on a cliff, Dengfeng city, Henan province, China
Rex
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18/25 How do I catch that wave?
A surfer stands by northern lights (aurora borealis ) on the snow covered beach of Unstad, on Lofoten Island, Arctic Circle
AFP/Getty Images
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19/25 Here's a bitter pill to swallow for the sugar industry
Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne holds the Budget Box outside 11 Downing Street before making his announcements, including a tax on sugary drinks
Dan Kitwood/Getty Images
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20/25 Pumpkin roast
Stunned crowds gather in south Cocoa Beach as they watch a landmark, the Pumpkin Center, that was once owned by Al Neuharth, founder of USA Today, burn to the ground late Tuesday night, in Cocoa Beach
Florida Today via AP
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21/25 Diamonds are Forever
A member of Sotheby's staff holds the De Beers Millennium Jewel, a 10.10 carat 'internally flawless' blue diamond, which is the largest of its type to appear at auction and is estimated to fetch US$30 to $35 million when it is sold in Sotheby's Hong Kong Magnificent Jewels and Jadeite Sale next month
Dominic Lipinski/PA
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22/25 Eagle soaring high
Eddie the Eagle at Bellahuston Ski Club in Glasgow, where he met members of the ski club and participated in a ski school session. The Eddie the Eagle movie is released on April 1, starring Hugh Jackman and Taron Egerton
Rex
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23/25 Rolling in clover
Racegoers in vibrant dress during Champion Day of the 2016 Cheltenham Festival at Cheltenham Racecourse
Mike Egerton/PA
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24/25 Well-dressed Stud
Former jockey A P McCoy unveils the world's first authentic Harris Tweed suit designed for a racehorse, which has been specially commissioned by a betting firm to celebrate the opening of this year's Cheltenham Festival
David Parry/PA
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25/25 Fiery sky
Bushy Park before the sunrise
Stephen Darlington
news
Holidaymakers left stranded abroad after Storm Katie batters Britain
Thousands of holidaymakers were today battling to return home after Storm Katie wreaked havoc on Easter travel to leave them stranded abroad.
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Man dies in hospital after being hit by a coach in east London
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Stunning photos show rare double rainbow brightening London's skies
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Restaurant apologises after racial slur appears on diner's bill
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Police officers deliver baby boy on London street
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Air passengers 'terrified' as Storm Katie hits London-bound flights
AG Barr sour at ‘punitive’ tax on sugary drinks
The boss of Irn Bru maker AG Barr today blasted the Chancellor for his shock £520 million “sugar tax” raid on the fizzy drinks industry but claimed his company could endure the “punitive” burden.
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New exhibition shows what life was really like with the Stones in 60s
The photographs give a behind-the-scenes glimpse of life with the band, who were then at the height of their early fame
Dermot O'Leary to return to X Factor: I'm dusting off my dancing shoes
The TV presenter will make his return after a one year hiatus
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Easter Monday TV: Guy Martin’s Wall of Death, Maigret, The Island
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The Night Manager final episode: Everything you need to know
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The Voice 2016: Lauren Lapsley- Browne and Harry Fisher are sent home
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The Voice 2016: Chloe Castro and Beth Morris quit the show
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Easter TV guide: Shakespeare’s Tomb, Being the Brontës, Queen at 90
Stephanie Davis and Jeremy McConnell back on after cheating claims
The actress said she is keen to follow her heart and that the press have made their relationship difficult
Transgender model Andreja Pejic on changing the face of fashion
As a male model Andreja Pejic was an androgynous catwalk icon - then she came out as transgender. She tells Nancy Hass about changing the face of fashion
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Karlie Kloss follows in Kendall Jenner's footsteps as face of Mango
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Will pregnant Candice and Behati walk for Victoria's Secret this year?
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Batman v Superman launch: Wonder Woman Gal Gadot's best looks
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Giorgio Armani announces decision to go fur free
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Time to retire the briefcase & recruit a backpack that means business
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Unusual homes: Britain's grand designs and wow-factor conversions
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What $1m buys you in London compared to the rest of the world
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Rent the Caribbean retreat where Leo partied with Rihanna
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Making a splash: Britain's luxurious homes with fabulous pools
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Inside fashion designer Matthew Williamson's colourful London home
3 chocolate beers you should be drinking
Online beer service Honest Brew is now selling infused brews to appease sweet toothed beer lovers
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Why it's time to embrace non-chronological Instagram feeds
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Triple test: BMW X3 vs Land Rover Discovery Sport vs Mercedes-Benz GLC
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Lorraine Kelly interview: TV queen launches her first home collection
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3 fish recipes to make this Good Friday
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Jem Lester on writing a novel about life with an autistic child
Andrew Gilligan: Only way to tackle air quality is to reduce traffic
Congestion — and pollution — is on the rise again and doing nothing about it is simply not an option
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Evening Standard comment: Increasing congestion calls for hard choices
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Too many of us forget that Easter is a time of hope and fresh starts
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The battlefield isn’t just in Brussels or Syria, it’s everywhere
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Evening Standard comment: We need better EU intelligence sharing
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Richard Godwin: Cost to humans means more than ‘cost to business’
The best stylish alarm clocks
The clocks going forward means spring has finally arrived. Celebrate the season of longer days and shorter nights with a stylish alarm clock. Here are our favourites
Bella Hadid style file: the Model of the Year's best looks
The 19-year old was crowned Model of the Year on Sunday at The Daily Front Row's Fashion Awards

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