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  • Emma Thompson (pictured pulling Aurora), and Greenpeace UK Executive Director John Sauven, deliver a celebration speech to crowds outside Shell’s offices – in response to yesterday’s announcement by , the Anglo-Dutch oil major, Shell that it was pulling out of Arctic oil drilling. After speaking, Emma helped volunteer puppeteers move Aurora the double decker bus sized polar bear from in front of Shell’s front door.  The bear has been standing there  for the past month, in protest at Shell’s proposed Arctic oil drilling. Now Shell has announced its Arctic exit, the bear will be transported to Paris where the nations of the world will soon gather to negotiate a deal on climate change.
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  • Emma Thompson (pictured), and Greenpeace UK Executive Director John Sauven, deliver a celebration speech to crowds outside Shell’s offices – in response to yesterday’s announcement by , the Anglo-Dutch oil major, Shell that it was pulling out of Arctic oil drilling. After speaking, Emma helped volunteer puppeteers move Aurora the double decker bus sized polar bear from in front of Shell’s front door.  The bear has been standing there  for the past month, in protest at Shell’s proposed Arctic oil drilling. Now Shell has announced its Arctic exit, the bear will be transported to Paris where the nations of the world will soon gather to negotiate a deal on climate change.
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  • Emma Thompson, and Greenpeace UK Executive Director John Sauven, deliver a celebration speech to crowds outside Shell’s offices – in response to yesterday’s announcement by , the Anglo-Dutch oil major, Shell that it was pulling out of Arctic oil drilling. After speaking, Emma helped volunteer puppeteers move Aurora the double decker bus sized polar bear from in front of Shell’s front door.  The bear has been standing there  for the past month, in protest at Shell’s proposed Arctic oil drilling. Now Shell has announced its Arctic exit, the bear will be transported to Paris where the nations of the world will soon gather to negotiate a deal on climate change.
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  • Emma Thompson, and Greenpeace UK Executive Director John Sauven, deliver a celebration speech to crowds outside Shell’s offices – in response to yesterday’s announcement by , the Anglo-Dutch oil major, Shell that it was pulling out of Arctic oil drilling. After speaking, Emma helped volunteer puppeteers move Aurora the double decker bus sized polar bear from in front of Shell’s front door.  The bear has been standing there  for the past month, in protest at Shell’s proposed Arctic oil drilling. Now Shell has announced its Arctic exit, the bear will be transported to Paris where the nations of the world will soon gather to negotiate a deal on climate change.
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  • Emma Thompson, and Greenpeace UK Executive Director John Sauven, deliver a celebration speech to crowds outside Shell’s offices – in response to yesterday’s announcement by , the Anglo-Dutch oil major, Shell that it was pulling out of Arctic oil drilling. After speaking, Emma helped volunteer puppeteers move Aurora the double decker bus sized polar bear from in front of Shell’s front door.  The bear has been standing there  for the past month, in protest at Shell’s proposed Arctic oil drilling. Now Shell has announced its Arctic exit, the bear will be transported to Paris where the nations of the world will soon gather to negotiate a deal on climate change.
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  • Emma Thompson, and Greenpeace UK Executive Director John Sauven, deliver a celebration speech to crowds outside Shell’s offices – in response to yesterday’s announcement by , the Anglo-Dutch oil major, Shell that it was pulling out of Arctic oil drilling. After speaking, Emma helped volunteer puppeteers move Aurora the double decker bus sized polar bear from in front of Shell’s front door.  The bear has been standing there  for the past month, in protest at Shell’s proposed Arctic oil drilling. Now Shell has announced its Arctic exit, the bear will be transported to Paris where the nations of the world will soon gather to negotiate a deal on climate change.
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  • Emma Thompson, and Greenpeace UK Executive Director John Sauven, deliver a celebration speech to crowds outside Shell’s offices – in response to yesterday’s announcement by , the Anglo-Dutch oil major, Shell that it was pulling out of Arctic oil drilling. After speaking, Emma helped volunteer puppeteers move Aurora the double decker bus sized polar bear from in front of Shell’s front door.  The bear has been standing there  for the past month, in protest at Shell’s proposed Arctic oil drilling. Now Shell has announced its Arctic exit, the bear will be transported to Paris where the nations of the world will soon gather to negotiate a deal on climate change.
    Emma Thompson Shell GBPhotos 29.jpg
  • Emma Thompson (pictured pulling Aurora), and Greenpeace UK Executive Director John Sauven, deliver a celebration speech to crowds outside Shell’s offices – in response to yesterday’s announcement by , the Anglo-Dutch oil major, Shell that it was pulling out of Arctic oil drilling. After speaking, Emma helped volunteer puppeteers move Aurora the double decker bus sized polar bear from in front of Shell’s front door.  The bear has been standing there  for the past month, in protest at Shell’s proposed Arctic oil drilling. Now Shell has announced its Arctic exit, the bear will be transported to Paris where the nations of the world will soon gather to negotiate a deal on climate change.
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  • Emma Thompson (pictured pulling Aurora), and Greenpeace UK Executive Director John Sauven, deliver a celebration speech to crowds outside Shell’s offices – in response to yesterday’s announcement by , the Anglo-Dutch oil major, Shell that it was pulling out of Arctic oil drilling. After speaking, Emma helped volunteer puppeteers move Aurora the double decker bus sized polar bear from in front of Shell’s front door.  The bear has been standing there  for the past month, in protest at Shell’s proposed Arctic oil drilling. Now Shell has announced its Arctic exit, the bear will be transported to Paris where the nations of the world will soon gather to negotiate a deal on climate change.
    Emma Thompson Shell GBPhotos 26.jpg
  • Emma Thompson (pictured pulling Aurora), and Greenpeace UK Executive Director John Sauven, deliver a celebration speech to crowds outside Shell’s offices – in response to yesterday’s announcement by , the Anglo-Dutch oil major, Shell that it was pulling out of Arctic oil drilling. After speaking, Emma helped volunteer puppeteers move Aurora the double decker bus sized polar bear from in front of Shell’s front door.  The bear has been standing there  for the past month, in protest at Shell’s proposed Arctic oil drilling. Now Shell has announced its Arctic exit, the bear will be transported to Paris where the nations of the world will soon gather to negotiate a deal on climate change.
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  • Emma Thompson (pictured pulling Aurora), and Greenpeace UK Executive Director John Sauven, deliver a celebration speech to crowds outside Shell’s offices – in response to yesterday’s announcement by , the Anglo-Dutch oil major, Shell that it was pulling out of Arctic oil drilling. After speaking, Emma helped volunteer puppeteers move Aurora the double decker bus sized polar bear from in front of Shell’s front door.  The bear has been standing there  for the past month, in protest at Shell’s proposed Arctic oil drilling. Now Shell has announced its Arctic exit, the bear will be transported to Paris where the nations of the world will soon gather to negotiate a deal on climate change.
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  • Emma Thompson (pictured pulling Aurora), and Greenpeace UK Executive Director John Sauven, deliver a celebration speech to crowds outside Shell’s offices – in response to yesterday’s announcement by , the Anglo-Dutch oil major, Shell that it was pulling out of Arctic oil drilling. After speaking, Emma helped volunteer puppeteers move Aurora the double decker bus sized polar bear from in front of Shell’s front door.  The bear has been standing there  for the past month, in protest at Shell’s proposed Arctic oil drilling. Now Shell has announced its Arctic exit, the bear will be transported to Paris where the nations of the world will soon gather to negotiate a deal on climate change.
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  • Emma Thompson (pictured), and Greenpeace UK Executive Director John Sauven, deliver a celebration speech to crowds outside Shell’s offices – in response to yesterday’s announcement by , the Anglo-Dutch oil major, Shell that it was pulling out of Arctic oil drilling. After speaking, Emma helped volunteer puppeteers move Aurora the double decker bus sized polar bear from in front of Shell’s front door.  The bear has been standing there  for the past month, in protest at Shell’s proposed Arctic oil drilling. Now Shell has announced its Arctic exit, the bear will be transported to Paris where the nations of the world will soon gather to negotiate a deal on climate change.
    Emma Thompson Shell GBPhotos 20.jpg
  • Emma Thompson (pictured), and Greenpeace UK Executive Director John Sauven, deliver a celebration speech to crowds outside Shell’s offices – in response to yesterday’s announcement by , the Anglo-Dutch oil major, Shell that it was pulling out of Arctic oil drilling. After speaking, Emma helped volunteer puppeteers move Aurora the double decker bus sized polar bear from in front of Shell’s front door.  The bear has been standing there  for the past month, in protest at Shell’s proposed Arctic oil drilling. Now Shell has announced its Arctic exit, the bear will be transported to Paris where the nations of the world will soon gather to negotiate a deal on climate change.
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  • Emma Thompson (pictured), and Greenpeace UK Executive Director John Sauven, deliver a celebration speech to crowds outside Shell’s offices – in response to yesterday’s announcement by , the Anglo-Dutch oil major, Shell that it was pulling out of Arctic oil drilling. After speaking, Emma helped volunteer puppeteers move Aurora the double decker bus sized polar bear from in front of Shell’s front door.  The bear has been standing there  for the past month, in protest at Shell’s proposed Arctic oil drilling. Now Shell has announced its Arctic exit, the bear will be transported to Paris where the nations of the world will soon gather to negotiate a deal on climate change.
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  • Emma Thompson (pictured), and Greenpeace UK Executive Director John Sauven, deliver a celebration speech to crowds outside Shell’s offices – in response to yesterday’s announcement by , the Anglo-Dutch oil major, Shell that it was pulling out of Arctic oil drilling. After speaking, Emma helped volunteer puppeteers move Aurora the double decker bus sized polar bear from in front of Shell’s front door.  The bear has been standing there  for the past month, in protest at Shell’s proposed Arctic oil drilling. Now Shell has announced its Arctic exit, the bear will be transported to Paris where the nations of the world will soon gather to negotiate a deal on climate change.
    Emma Thompson Shell GBPhotos 16.jpg
  • Emma Thompson (pictured), and Greenpeace UK Executive Director John Sauven, deliver a celebration speech to crowds outside Shell’s offices – in response to yesterday’s announcement by , the Anglo-Dutch oil major, Shell that it was pulling out of Arctic oil drilling. After speaking, Emma helped volunteer puppeteers move Aurora the double decker bus sized polar bear from in front of Shell’s front door.  The bear has been standing there  for the past month, in protest at Shell’s proposed Arctic oil drilling. Now Shell has announced its Arctic exit, the bear will be transported to Paris where the nations of the world will soon gather to negotiate a deal on climate change.
    Emma Thompson Shell GBPhotos 14.jpg
  • Emma Thompson (pictured), and Greenpeace UK Executive Director John Sauven, deliver a celebration speech to crowds outside Shell’s offices – in response to yesterday’s announcement by , the Anglo-Dutch oil major, Shell that it was pulling out of Arctic oil drilling. After speaking, Emma helped volunteer puppeteers move Aurora the double decker bus sized polar bear from in front of Shell’s front door.  The bear has been standing there  for the past month, in protest at Shell’s proposed Arctic oil drilling. Now Shell has announced its Arctic exit, the bear will be transported to Paris where the nations of the world will soon gather to negotiate a deal on climate change.
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  • Emma Thompson (pictured), and Greenpeace UK Executive Director John Sauven, deliver a celebration speech to crowds outside Shell’s offices – in response to yesterday’s announcement by , the Anglo-Dutch oil major, Shell that it was pulling out of Arctic oil drilling. After speaking, Emma helped volunteer puppeteers move Aurora the double decker bus sized polar bear from in front of Shell’s front door.  The bear has been standing there  for the past month, in protest at Shell’s proposed Arctic oil drilling. Now Shell has announced its Arctic exit, the bear will be transported to Paris where the nations of the world will soon gather to negotiate a deal on climate change.
    Emma Thompson Shell GBPhotos 12.jpg
  • Emma Thompson (pictured), and Greenpeace UK Executive Director John Sauven, deliver a celebration speech to crowds outside Shell’s offices – in response to yesterday’s announcement by , the Anglo-Dutch oil major, Shell that it was pulling out of Arctic oil drilling. After speaking, Emma helped volunteer puppeteers move Aurora the double decker bus sized polar bear from in front of Shell’s front door.  The bear has been standing there  for the past month, in protest at Shell’s proposed Arctic oil drilling. Now Shell has announced its Arctic exit, the bear will be transported to Paris where the nations of the world will soon gather to negotiate a deal on climate change.
    Emma Thompson Shell GBPhotos 11.jpg
  • Emma Thompson (pictured), and Greenpeace UK Executive Director John Sauven, deliver a celebration speech to crowds outside Shell’s offices – in response to yesterday’s announcement by , the Anglo-Dutch oil major, Shell that it was pulling out of Arctic oil drilling. After speaking, Emma helped volunteer puppeteers move Aurora the double decker bus sized polar bear from in front of Shell’s front door.  The bear has been standing there  for the past month, in protest at Shell’s proposed Arctic oil drilling. Now Shell has announced its Arctic exit, the bear will be transported to Paris where the nations of the world will soon gather to negotiate a deal on climate change.
    Emma Thompson Shell GBPhotos 10.jpg
  • Emma Thompson (pictured), and Greenpeace UK Executive Director John Sauven, deliver a celebration speech to crowds outside Shell’s offices – in response to yesterday’s announcement by , the Anglo-Dutch oil major, Shell that it was pulling out of Arctic oil drilling. After speaking, Emma helped volunteer puppeteers move Aurora the double decker bus sized polar bear from in front of Shell’s front door.  The bear has been standing there  for the past month, in protest at Shell’s proposed Arctic oil drilling. Now Shell has announced its Arctic exit, the bear will be transported to Paris where the nations of the world will soon gather to negotiate a deal on climate change.
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  • Emma Thompson (pictured), and Greenpeace UK Executive Director John Sauven, deliver a celebration speech to crowds outside Shell’s offices – in response to yesterday’s announcement by , the Anglo-Dutch oil major, Shell that it was pulling out of Arctic oil drilling. After speaking, Emma helped volunteer puppeteers move Aurora the double decker bus sized polar bear from in front of Shell’s front door.  The bear has been standing there  for the past month, in protest at Shell’s proposed Arctic oil drilling. Now Shell has announced its Arctic exit, the bear will be transported to Paris where the nations of the world will soon gather to negotiate a deal on climate change.
    Emma Thompson Shell GBPhotos 07.jpg
  • Emma Thompson (pictured), and Greenpeace UK Executive Director John Sauven, deliver a celebration speech to crowds outside Shell’s offices – in response to yesterday’s announcement by , the Anglo-Dutch oil major, Shell that it was pulling out of Arctic oil drilling. After speaking, Emma helped volunteer puppeteers move Aurora the double decker bus sized polar bear from in front of Shell’s front door.  The bear has been standing there  for the past month, in protest at Shell’s proposed Arctic oil drilling. Now Shell has announced its Arctic exit, the bear will be transported to Paris where the nations of the world will soon gather to negotiate a deal on climate change.
    Emma Thompson Shell GBPhotos 06.jpg
  • Emma Thompson (pictured), and Greenpeace UK Executive Director John Sauven, deliver a celebration speech to crowds outside Shell’s offices – in response to yesterday’s announcement by , the Anglo-Dutch oil major, Shell that it was pulling out of Arctic oil drilling. After speaking, Emma helped volunteer puppeteers move Aurora the double decker bus sized polar bear from in front of Shell’s front door.  The bear has been standing there  for the past month, in protest at Shell’s proposed Arctic oil drilling. Now Shell has announced its Arctic exit, the bear will be transported to Paris where the nations of the world will soon gather to negotiate a deal on climate change.
    Emma Thompson Shell GBPhotos 05.jpg
  • Emma Thompson (here having a paw print painted on her face), and Greenpeace UK Executive Director John Sauven, deliver a celebration speech to crowds outside Shell’s offices – in response to yesterday’s announcement by , the Anglo-Dutch oil major, Shell that it was pulling out of Arctic oil drilling. After speaking, Emma helped volunteer puppeteers move Aurora the double decker bus sized polar bear from in front of Shell’s front door.  The bear has been standing there  for the past month, in protest at Shell’s proposed Arctic oil drilling. Now Shell has announced its Arctic exit, the bear will be transported to Paris where the nations of the world will soon gather to negotiate a deal on climate change.
    Emma Thompson Shell GBPhotos 04.jpg
  • Emma Thompson, and Greenpeace UK Executive Director John Sauven, deliver a celebration speech to crowds outside Shell’s offices – in response to yesterday’s announcement by , the Anglo-Dutch oil major, Shell that it was pulling out of Arctic oil drilling. After speaking, Emma helped volunteer puppeteers move Aurora the double decker bus sized polar bear from in front of Shell’s front door.  The bear has been standing there  for the past month, in protest at Shell’s proposed Arctic oil drilling. Now Shell has announced its Arctic exit, the bear will be transported to Paris where the nations of the world will soon gather to negotiate a deal on climate change.
    Emma Thompson Shell GBPhotos 02.jpg
  • Emma Thompson (here having a paw print painted on her face), and Greenpeace UK Executive Director John Sauven, deliver a celebration speech to crowds outside Shell’s offices – in response to yesterday’s announcement by , the Anglo-Dutch oil major, Shell that it was pulling out of Arctic oil drilling. After speaking, Emma helped volunteer puppeteers move Aurora the double decker bus sized polar bear from in front of Shell’s front door.  The bear has been standing there  for the past month, in protest at Shell’s proposed Arctic oil drilling. Now Shell has announced its Arctic exit, the bear will be transported to Paris where the nations of the world will soon gather to negotiate a deal on climate change.
    Emma Thompson Shell GBPhotos 03.jpg
  • Emma Thompson, and Greenpeace UK Executive Director John Sauven, deliver a celebration speech to crowds outside Shell’s offices – in response to yesterday’s announcement by , the Anglo-Dutch oil major, Shell that it was pulling out of Arctic oil drilling. After speaking, Emma helped volunteer puppeteers move Aurora the double decker bus sized polar bear from in front of Shell’s front door.  The bear has been standing there  for the past month, in protest at Shell’s proposed Arctic oil drilling. Now Shell has announced its Arctic exit, the bear will be transported to Paris where the nations of the world will soon gather to negotiate a deal on climate change.
    Emma Thompson Shell GBPhotos 01.jpg
  • Emma Thompson, and Greenpeace UK Executive Director John Sauven, deliver a celebration speech to crowds outside Shell’s offices – in response to yesterday’s announcement by , the Anglo-Dutch oil major, Shell that it was pulling out of Arctic oil drilling. After speaking, Emma helped volunteer puppeteers move Aurora the double decker bus sized polar bear from in front of Shell’s front door.  The bear has been standing there  for the past month, in protest at Shell’s proposed Arctic oil drilling. Now Shell has announced its Arctic exit, the bear will be transported to Paris where the nations of the world will soon gather to negotiate a deal on climate change.
    Emma Thompson Shell GBPhotos 32.jpg
  • Emma Thompson, and Greenpeace UK Executive Director John Sauven, deliver a celebration speech to crowds outside Shell’s offices – in response to yesterday’s announcement by , the Anglo-Dutch oil major, Shell that it was pulling out of Arctic oil drilling. After speaking, Emma helped volunteer puppeteers move Aurora the double decker bus sized polar bear from in front of Shell’s front door.  The bear has been standing there  for the past month, in protest at Shell’s proposed Arctic oil drilling. Now Shell has announced its Arctic exit, the bear will be transported to Paris where the nations of the world will soon gather to negotiate a deal on climate change.
    Emma Thompson Shell GBPhotos 30.jpg
  • Emma Thompson (pictured pulling Aurora), and Greenpeace UK Executive Director John Sauven, deliver a celebration speech to crowds outside Shell’s offices – in response to yesterday’s announcement by , the Anglo-Dutch oil major, Shell that it was pulling out of Arctic oil drilling. After speaking, Emma helped volunteer puppeteers move Aurora the double decker bus sized polar bear from in front of Shell’s front door.  The bear has been standing there  for the past month, in protest at Shell’s proposed Arctic oil drilling. Now Shell has announced its Arctic exit, the bear will be transported to Paris where the nations of the world will soon gather to negotiate a deal on climate change.
    Emma Thompson Shell GBPhotos 28.jpg
  • Emma Thompson (pictured pulling Aurora), and Greenpeace UK Executive Director John Sauven, deliver a celebration speech to crowds outside Shell’s offices – in response to yesterday’s announcement by , the Anglo-Dutch oil major, Shell that it was pulling out of Arctic oil drilling. After speaking, Emma helped volunteer puppeteers move Aurora the double decker bus sized polar bear from in front of Shell’s front door.  The bear has been standing there  for the past month, in protest at Shell’s proposed Arctic oil drilling. Now Shell has announced its Arctic exit, the bear will be transported to Paris where the nations of the world will soon gather to negotiate a deal on climate change.
    Emma Thompson Shell GBPhotos 25.jpg
  • Emma Thompson (pictured), and Greenpeace UK Executive Director John Sauven, deliver a celebration speech to crowds outside Shell’s offices – in response to yesterday’s announcement by , the Anglo-Dutch oil major, Shell that it was pulling out of Arctic oil drilling. After speaking, Emma helped volunteer puppeteers move Aurora the double decker bus sized polar bear from in front of Shell’s front door.  The bear has been standing there  for the past month, in protest at Shell’s proposed Arctic oil drilling. Now Shell has announced its Arctic exit, the bear will be transported to Paris where the nations of the world will soon gather to negotiate a deal on climate change.
    Emma Thompson Shell GBPhotos 18.jpg
  • Emma Thompson (pictured), and Greenpeace UK Executive Director John Sauven, deliver a celebration speech to crowds outside Shell’s offices – in response to yesterday’s announcement by , the Anglo-Dutch oil major, Shell that it was pulling out of Arctic oil drilling. After speaking, Emma helped volunteer puppeteers move Aurora the double decker bus sized polar bear from in front of Shell’s front door.  The bear has been standing there  for the past month, in protest at Shell’s proposed Arctic oil drilling. Now Shell has announced its Arctic exit, the bear will be transported to Paris where the nations of the world will soon gather to negotiate a deal on climate change.
    Emma Thompson Shell GBPhotos 15.jpg
  • The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • The Rooster - The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • Chinese workmen complete the installation - The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • Chinese workmen complete the installation - The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • Chinese workmen complete the installation - The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • Chinese workmen complete the installation - The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • St Catherine's College, Oxford celebrates its 50th anniversary - Guy Bell Photography, GBPhotos.com
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  • The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • Chinese workmen complete the installation - The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • The Magical Lantern Festival gardens at Chiswick House from January 19 until February 26. The gardens are hosting the show which celebrates the Chinese New Year. 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Spread out over 65 acres of the Chiswick House site, there are more than 50 illuminated lanterns. London 17 Jan 2017
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  • Crowds enjoy the Jubilee concert in the Mall, London, UK. © Guy Bell Photography, GBPhotos
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  • A Red Arrows and a Unicorn hat provide protection from the rain but spirits high - The Duxford Battle of Britain Air Show is a finale to the centenary of the Royal Air Force (RAF) with a celebration of 100 years of RAF history and a vision of its innovative future capability.The Duxford Battle of Britain Air Show is a finale to the centenary of the Royal Air Force (RAF) with a celebration of 100 years of RAF history and a vision of its innovative future capability.
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  • Sjhaking hands with a Flying Lion for good luck - Chinese New Year Celebrations in London 2018 marking the arrival of the Year of the Dog. The Event started with a Grand Parade from the North East side of the Trafalgar Square and finishing in Chinatown at Shaftesbury Avenue. It was organised by London Chinatown Chinese Association and is supported by The Mayor of London and Westminster City Council.
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  • The Flying Lion Dance is performed in front of the National Gallery - Chinese New Year Celebrations in London 2018 marking the arrival of the Year of the Dog. The Event started with a Grand Parade from the North East side of the Trafalgar Square and finishing in Chinatown at Shaftesbury Avenue. It was organised by London Chinatown Chinese Association and is supported by The Mayor of London and Westminster City Council.
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  • The Flying Lion Dance is performed in front of the National Gallery - Chinese New Year Celebrations in London 2018 marking the arrival of the Year of the Dog. The Event started with a Grand Parade from the North East side of the Trafalgar Square and finishing in Chinatown at Shaftesbury Avenue. It was organised by London Chinatown Chinese Association and is supported by The Mayor of London and Westminster City Council.
    Chinese New Year GBPhotos 74.jpg
  • The Flying Lion Dance is performed in front of the National Gallery - Chinese New Year Celebrations in London 2018 marking the arrival of the Year of the Dog. The Event started with a Grand Parade from the North East side of the Trafalgar Square and finishing in Chinatown at Shaftesbury Avenue. It was organised by London Chinatown Chinese Association and is supported by The Mayor of London and Westminster City Council.
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  • The Flying Lion Dance is performed in front of the National Gallery - Chinese New Year Celebrations in London 2018 marking the arrival of the Year of the Dog. The Event started with a Grand Parade from the North East side of the Trafalgar Square and finishing in Chinatown at Shaftesbury Avenue. It was organised by London Chinatown Chinese Association and is supported by The Mayor of London and Westminster City Council.
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  • Sadiq Khan, Mayor of London, on stage with Chinese Dignitaries as the Lion Dance begins - Chinese New Year Celebrations in London 2018 marking the arrival of the Year of the Dog. The Event started with a Grand Parade from the North East side of the Trafalgar Square and finishing in Chinatown at Shaftesbury Avenue. It was organised by London Chinatown Chinese Association and is supported by The Mayor of London and Westminster City Council.
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  • The heads of the flying lions wait in front of the stage with the motto, China UK Gold Era - Chinese New Year Celebrations in London 2018 marking the arrival of the Year of the Dog. The Event started with a Grand Parade from the North East side of the Trafalgar Square and finishing in Chinatown at Shaftesbury Avenue. It was organised by London Chinatown Chinese Association and is supported by The Mayor of London and Westminster City Council.
    Chinese New Year GBPhotos 51.jpg
  • The Red Arrows write 100 in the sky as part of the celebrations - The Duxford Battle of Britain Air Show is a finale to the centenary of the Royal Air Force (RAF) with a celebration of 100 years of RAF history and a vision of its innovative future capability.
    Battle of Britain IWM Duxford GBPhot...jpg
  • The Red Arrows write 100 in the sky as part of the celebrations - The Duxford Battle of Britain Air Show is a finale to the centenary of the Royal Air Force (RAF) with a celebration of 100 years of RAF history and a vision of its innovative future capability.
    Battle of Britain IWM Duxford GBPhot...jpg
  • The Flying Lion Dance is performed in front of the National Gallery - Chinese New Year Celebrations in London 2018 marking the arrival of the Year of the Dog. The Event started with a Grand Parade from the North East side of the Trafalgar Square and finishing in Chinatown at Shaftesbury Avenue. It was organised by London Chinatown Chinese Association and is supported by The Mayor of London and Westminster City Council.
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  • The Flying Lion Dance is performed in front of the National Gallery - Chinese New Year Celebrations in London 2018 marking the arrival of the Year of the Dog. The Event started with a Grand Parade from the North East side of the Trafalgar Square and finishing in Chinatown at Shaftesbury Avenue. It was organised by London Chinatown Chinese Association and is supported by The Mayor of London and Westminster City Council.
    Chinese New Year GBPhotos 68.jpg
  • The Flying Lion Dance is performed in front of the National Gallery - Chinese New Year Celebrations in London 2018 marking the arrival of the Year of the Dog. The Event started with a Grand Parade from the North East side of the Trafalgar Square and finishing in Chinatown at Shaftesbury Avenue. It was organised by London Chinatown Chinese Association and is supported by The Mayor of London and Westminster City Council.
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  • Jeremy Hunt 'wrecking' the NHS' - #OurNHS70: free, for all, forever a protest and celebration march in honour of the 70 year history of the National Health Service. Organised by: The People's Assembly, Trades Union Congress, Unison, Unite, GMB, British Medical Association, Royal College of Nursing, Royal College of Midwives amongst others.
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  • #OurNHS70: free, for all, forever a protest and celebration march in honour of the 70 year history of the National Health Service. Organised by: The People's Assembly, Trades Union Congress, Unison, Unite, GMB, British Medical Association, Royal College of Nursing, Royal College of Midwives amongst others.
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