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Kalmar, Sweden. 23rd Apr, 2026. KALMAR, SWEDEN 20260423Kalmar's Charlie Rosenqvist celebrates after heading home a 1-0 lead during Thursday's Allsvenskan football match between Kalmar FF and IFK Göteborg at Guldfågeln Arena. Photo: Patric Söderström/TT/Code 10760 This text is auto translated Credit: TT News Agency/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Kalmar, Sweden. 23rd Apr, 2026. KALMAR, SWEDEN 20260423Kalmar's Charlie Rosenqvist celebrates after heading home a 1-0 lead during Thursday's Allsvenskan football match between Kalmar FF and IFK Göteborg at Guldfågeln Arena. Photo: Patric Söderström/TT/Code 10760 This text is auto translated Credit: TT News Agency/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Kalmar, Sweden. 23rd Apr, 2026. KALMAR, SWEDEN 20260423Kalmar's Charlie Rosenqvist celebrates after heading home a 1-0 lead during Thursday's Allsvenskan football match between Kalmar FF and IFK Göteborg at Guldfågeln Arena. Photo: Patric Söderström/TT/Code 10760 This text is auto translated Credit: TT News Agency/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Kalmar, Sweden. 23rd Apr, 2026. KALMAR, SWEDEN 20260423Kalmar's Charlie Rosenqvist celebrates after heading home a 1-0 lead during Thursday's Allsvenskan football match between Kalmar FF and IFK Göteborg at Guldfågeln Arena. Photo: Patric Söderström/TT/Code 10760 This text is auto translated Credit: TT News Agency/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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LUDINGTON, MICHIGAN, USA - 23 April 2026. A preserved lifeboat from the Ann Arbor Railroad carferry SS City of Midland sits in the foreground as the Lake District Flats apartment complex rises behind it in Ludington, Michigan, with the boat's "50 Persons" capacity marking clearly visible, illustrating the layers of maritime and industrial history surrounding this new waterfront development. Credit: Jeffrey Wickett/Alamy Live News.-stock-foto
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LUDINGTON, MICHIGAN, USA - 23 April 2026. The Lake District Flats apartment complex on Pere Marquette Lake in Ludington, Michigan is reflected in the blue waters of the lake, with industrial sand piles and evergreen trees visible behind the modern four-story waterfront development, illustrating the transformation of the city's industrial shoreline into residential housing. Credit: Jeffrey Wickett/Alamy Live News.-stock-foto
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Police look out at a beach as Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood observes French operational capabilities, including technology used to tackle people smuggling and prevent Channel crossings at Zuydcoote in northern France during her visit to sign a three-year £662 million agreement which could see a 50-strong squad of police officers, trained in "riot and crowd control tactics", drafted in to tackle violence and "hostile crowds" at the water's edge among a series of measures to stop migrants boarding boats. Picture date: Thursday April 23, 2026.-stock-foto
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Police look out at a beach as Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood observes French operational capabilities, including technology used to tackle people smuggling and prevent Channel crossings at Zuydcoote in northern France during her visit to sign a three-year £662 million agreement which could see a 50-strong squad of police officers, trained in "riot and crowd control tactics", drafted in to tackle violence and "hostile crowds" at the water's edge among a series of measures to stop migrants boarding boats. Picture date: Thursday April 23, 2026.-stock-foto
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Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood talks with French Interior Minister, Laurent Nunez at Zuydcoote in northern France during her visit to sign a three-year £662 million agreement which could see a 50-strong squad of police officers, trained in "riot and crowd control tactics", drafted in to tackle violence and "hostile crowds" at the water's edge among a series of measures to stop migrants boarding boats. Picture date: Thursday April 23, 2026.-stock-foto
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Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood with French Interior Minister, Laurent Nunez, at Zuydcoote beach, France. The Home Secretary has signed a three-year £662 million agreement with France which could see a 50-strong squad of police officers, trained in "riot and crowd control tactics", drafted in to tackle violence and "hostile crowds" at the water's edge among a series of measures to stop migrants boarding boats. Picture date: Thursday April 23, 2026.-stock-foto
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Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood with French Interior Minister, Laurent Nunez, at Zuydcoote beach, France. The Home Secretary has signed a three-year £662 million agreement with France which could see a 50-strong squad of police officers, trained in "riot and crowd control tactics", drafted in to tackle violence and "hostile crowds" at the water's edge among a series of measures to stop migrants boarding boats. Picture date: Thursday April 23, 2026.-stock-foto
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Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood talks with French Interior Minister, Laurent Nunez at Zuydcoote in northern France during her visit to sign a three-year £662 million agreement which could see a 50-strong squad of police officers, trained in "riot and crowd control tactics", drafted in to tackle violence and "hostile crowds" at the water's edge among a series of measures to stop migrants boarding boats. Picture date: Thursday April 23, 2026.-stock-foto
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Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood with French Interior Minister, Laurent Nunez, at Zuydcoote beach, France. The Home Secretary has signed a three-year £662 million agreement with France which could see a 50-strong squad of police officers, trained in "riot and crowd control tactics", drafted in to tackle violence and "hostile crowds" at the water's edge among a series of measures to stop migrants boarding boats. Picture date: Thursday April 23, 2026.-stock-foto
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Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood, at Zuydcoote beach, France. The Home Secretary has signed a three-year £662 million agreement with France which could see a 50-strong squad of police officers, trained in "riot and crowd control tactics", drafted in to tackle violence and "hostile crowds" at the water's edge among a series of measures to stop migrants boarding boats. Picture date: Thursday April 23, 2026.-stock-foto
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Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood observes French operational capabilities, including technology used to tackle people smuggling and prevent Channel crossings at Zuydcoote in northern France during her visit to sign a three-year £662 million agreement which could see a 50-strong squad of police officers, trained in "riot and crowd control tactics", drafted in to tackle violence and "hostile crowds" at the water's edge among a series of measures to stop migrants boarding boats. Picture date: Thursday April 23, 2026.-stock-foto
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Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood looks at a map of the beach area during her visit to France ahead of signing a three-year £662 million agreement with France on Thursday which could see a 50-strong squad of police officers, trained in "riot and crowd control tactics", drafted in to tackle violence and "hostile crowds" at the water's edge among a series of measures to stop migrants boarding boats. Picture date: Thursday April 23, 2026.-stock-foto
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Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood observes French operational capabilities, including technology used to tackle people smuggling and prevent Channel crossings at Zuydcoote in northern France during her visit to sign a three-year £662 million agreement which could see a 50-strong squad of police officers, trained in "riot and crowd control tactics", drafted in to tackle violence and "hostile crowds" at the water's edge among a series of measures to stop migrants boarding boats. Picture date: Thursday April 23, 2026.-stock-foto
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Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood looks at a map of the beach area during her visit to France ahead of signing a three-year £662 million agreement with France on Thursday which could see a 50-strong squad of police officers, trained in "riot and crowd control tactics", drafted in to tackle violence and "hostile crowds" at the water's edge among a series of measures to stop migrants boarding boats. Picture date: Thursday April 23, 2026.-stock-foto
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Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood observes French operational capabilities, including technology used to tackle people smuggling and prevent Channel crossings at Zuydcoote in northern France during her visit to sign a three-year £662 million agreement which could see a 50-strong squad of police officers, trained in "riot and crowd control tactics", drafted in to tackle violence and "hostile crowds" at the water's edge among a series of measures to stop migrants boarding boats. Picture date: Thursday April 23, 2026.-stock-foto
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Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood sees a migrant boat whilst visiting Zuydcoote in northern France where she saw French operational capabilities, including technology used to tackle people smuggling and prevent Channel crossings. The Home Secretary is in France to sign a three-year £662 million agreement which could see a 50-strong squad of police officers, trained in "riot and crowd control tactics", drafted in to tackle violence and "hostile crowds" at the water's edge among a series of measures to stop migrants boarding boats. Picture date: Thursday April 23, 2026.-stock-foto
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Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood sees a migrant boat whilst visiting Zuydcoote in northern France where she saw French operational capabilities, including technology used to tackle people smuggling and prevent Channel crossings. The Home Secretary is in France to sign a three-year £662 million agreement which could see a 50-strong squad of police officers, trained in "riot and crowd control tactics", drafted in to tackle violence and "hostile crowds" at the water's edge among a series of measures to stop migrants boarding boats. Picture date: Thursday April 23, 2026.-stock-foto
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Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood sees a migrant boat whilst visiting Zuydcoote in northern France where she saw French operational capabilities, including technology used to tackle people smuggling and prevent Channel crossings. The Home Secretary is in France to sign a three-year £662 million agreement which could see a 50-strong squad of police officers, trained in "riot and crowd control tactics", drafted in to tackle violence and "hostile crowds" at the water's edge among a series of measures to stop migrants boarding boats. Picture date: Thursday April 23, 2026.-stock-foto
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Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood observes French operational capabilities, including technology used to tackle people smuggling and prevent Channel crossings at Zuydcoote in northern France during her visit to sign a three-year £662 million agreement which could see a 50-strong squad of police officers, trained in "riot and crowd control tactics", drafted in to tackle violence and "hostile crowds" at the water's edge among a series of measures to stop migrants boarding boats. Picture date: Thursday April 23, 2026.-stock-foto
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Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood observes French operational capabilities, including technology used to tackle people smuggling and prevent Channel crossings at Zuydcoote in northern France during her visit to sign a three-year £662 million agreement which could see a 50-strong squad of police officers, trained in "riot and crowd control tactics", drafted in to tackle violence and "hostile crowds" at the water's edge among a series of measures to stop migrants boarding boats. Picture date: Thursday April 23, 2026.-stock-foto
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Police look out at a beach as Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood observes French operational capabilities, including technology used to tackle people smuggling and prevent Channel crossings at Zuydcoote in northern France during her visit to sign a three-year £662 million agreement which could see a 50-strong squad of police officers, trained in "riot and crowd control tactics", drafted in to tackle violence and "hostile crowds" at the water's edge among a series of measures to stop migrants boarding boats. Picture date: Thursday April 23, 2026.-stock-foto
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Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood meets French police officers during her visit to France ahead of signing a three-year £662 million agreement with France on Thursday which could see a 50-strong squad of police officers, trained in "riot and crowd control tactics", drafted in to tackle violence and "hostile crowds" at the water's edge among a series of measures to stop migrants boarding boats. Picture date: Thursday April 23, 2026.-stock-foto
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Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood observes French operational capabilities, including technology used to tackle people smuggling and prevent Channel crossings at Zuydcoote in northern France during her visit to sign a three-year £662 million agreement which could see a 50-strong squad of police officers, trained in "riot and crowd control tactics", drafted in to tackle violence and "hostile crowds" at the water's edge among a series of measures to stop migrants boarding boats. Picture date: Thursday April 23, 2026.-stock-foto
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Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood with French Interior Minister, Laurent Nunez, at Zuydcoote beach, France. The Home Secretary has signed a three-year £662 million agreement with France which could see a 50-strong squad of police officers, trained in "riot and crowd control tactics", drafted in to tackle violence and "hostile crowds" at the water's edge among a series of measures to stop migrants boarding boats. Picture date: Thursday April 23, 2026.-stock-foto
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Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood with French Interior Minister, Laurent Nunez, at Zuydcoote beach, France. The Home Secretary has signed a three-year £662 million agreement with France which could see a 50-strong squad of police officers, trained in "riot and crowd control tactics", drafted in to tackle violence and "hostile crowds" at the water's edge among a series of measures to stop migrants boarding boats. Picture date: Thursday April 23, 2026.-stock-foto
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Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood with French Interior Minister, Laurent Nunez, on the site of a new detention centre that is being built in Dunkirk, France. The Home Secretary has signed a three-year £662 million agreement with France which could see a 50-strong squad of police officers, trained in "riot and crowd control tactics", drafted in to tackle violence and "hostile crowds" at the water's edge among a series of measures to stop migrants boarding boats. Picture date: Thursday April 23, 2026.-stock-foto
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Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood with French Interior Minister, Laurent Nunez, on the site of a new detention centre that is being built in Dunkirk, France. The Home Secretary has signed a three-year £662 million agreement with France which could see a 50-strong squad of police officers, trained in "riot and crowd control tactics", drafted in to tackle violence and "hostile crowds" at the water's edge among a series of measures to stop migrants boarding boats. Picture date: Thursday April 23, 2026.-stock-foto
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Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood with French Interior Minister, Laurent Nunez, on the site of a new detention centre that is being built in Dunkirk, France. The Home Secretary has signed a three-year £662 million agreement with France which could see a 50-strong squad of police officers, trained in "riot and crowd control tactics", drafted in to tackle violence and "hostile crowds" at the water's edge among a series of measures to stop migrants boarding boats. Picture date: Thursday April 23, 2026.-stock-foto
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Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood is shown a drone used by French Police, at Zuydcoote beach, France. The Home Secretary has signed a three-year £662 million agreement with France which could see a 50-strong squad of police officers, trained in "riot and crowd control tactics", drafted in to tackle violence and "hostile crowds" at the water's edge among a series of measures to stop migrants boarding boats. Picture date: Thursday April 23, 2026.-stock-foto
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Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood is shown a drone used by French Police, at Zuydcoote beach, France. The Home Secretary has signed a three-year £662 million agreement with France which could see a 50-strong squad of police officers, trained in "riot and crowd control tactics", drafted in to tackle violence and "hostile crowds" at the water's edge among a series of measures to stop migrants boarding boats. Picture date: Thursday April 23, 2026.-stock-foto
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Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood is shown a drone used by French Police, at Zuydcoote beach, France. The Home Secretary has signed a three-year £662 million agreement with France which could see a 50-strong squad of police officers, trained in "riot and crowd control tactics", drafted in to tackle violence and "hostile crowds" at the water's edge among a series of measures to stop migrants boarding boats. Picture date: Thursday April 23, 2026.-stock-foto
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Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood meets French police officers with French Interior Minister, Laurent Nunez (second right), on the site of a new detention centre that is being built in Dunkirk, France. The Home Secretary has signed a three-year £662 million agreement with France which could see a 50-strong squad of police officers, trained in "riot and crowd control tactics", drafted in to tackle violence and "hostile crowds" at the water's edge among a series of measures to stop migrants boarding boats. Picture date: Thursday April 23, 2026.-stock-foto
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Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood meets with French Interior Minister, Laurent Nunez (centre) in Dunkirk northern France during her visit to sign a three-year £662 million agreement with France which could see a 50-strong squad of police officers, trained in "riot and crowd control tactics", drafted in to tackle violence and "hostile crowds" at the water's edge among a series of measures to stop migrants boarding boats. Picture date: Thursday April 23, 2026.-stock-foto
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Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood meets French police officers with French Interior Minister, Laurent Nunez (second right), on the site of a new detention centre that is being built in Dunkirk, France. The Home Secretary has signed a three-year £662 million agreement with France which could see a 50-strong squad of police officers, trained in "riot and crowd control tactics", drafted in to tackle violence and "hostile crowds" at the water's edge among a series of measures to stop migrants boarding boats. Picture date: Thursday April 23, 2026.-stock-foto
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Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood (centre right) meets French police officers with French Interior Minister, Laurent Nunez (centre left), on the site of a new detention centre that is being built in Dunkirk, France. The Home Secretary has signed a three-year £662 million agreement with France which could see a 50-strong squad of police officers, trained in "riot and crowd control tactics", drafted in to tackle violence and "hostile crowds" at the water's edge among a series of measures to stop migrants boarding boats. Picture date: Thursday April 23, 2026.-stock-foto
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Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood (centre) looks at a boat used by people smugglers during her visit to France ahead of signing a three-year £662 million agreement with France on Thursday which could see a 50-strong squad of police officers, trained in "riot and crowd control tactics", drafted in to tackle violence and "hostile crowds" at the water's edge among a series of measures to stop migrants boarding boats. Picture date: Thursday April 23, 2026.-stock-foto