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Wrexham, UK. 9th Jan, 2026. A home made tin foil FA Cup held by a Wrexham fan before the Wrexham vs Nottingham Forest FA Cup third round match at the SToK Cae Ras, Wrexham. Picture credit should read: Cody Froggatt/Sportimage Credit: Sportimage Ltd/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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London, England, UK. (9th January  2026) . Hundreds of pro-Palestinian protestors gathered outside Woolwich Crown Court as the first trial of the Filton 24 Palestine Action activists has its final day in court. Meanwhile some of the defendants have reached the lethal zone in their hunger strikes and are in danger of eminent death whilst awaiting the court’s verdict. Photo credit: Lab Mo/ALAMY LIVE NEWS-stock-foto
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London, England, UK. (9th January  2026) . Hundreds of pro-Palestinian protestors gathered outside Woolwich Crown Court as the first trial of the Filton 24 Palestine Action activists has its final day in court. Meanwhile some of the defendants have reached the lethal zone in their hunger strikes and are in danger of eminent death whilst awaiting the court’s verdict. Photo credit: Lab Mo/ALAMY LIVE NEWS-stock-foto
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London, England, UK. (9th January  2026) . Hundreds of pro-Palestinian protestors gathered outside Woolwich Crown Court as the first trial of the Filton 24 Palestine Action activists has its final day in court. Meanwhile some of the defendants have reached the lethal zone in their hunger strikes and are in danger of eminent death whilst awaiting the court’s verdict. Photo credit: Lab Mo/ALAMY LIVE NEWS-stock-foto
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London, England, UK. (9th January  2026) . Hundreds of pro-Palestinian protestors gathered outside Woolwich Crown Court as the first trial of the Filton 24 Palestine Action activists has its final day in court. Meanwhile some of the defendants have reached the lethal zone in their hunger strikes and are in danger of eminent death whilst awaiting the court’s verdict. Photo credit: Lab Mo/ALAMY LIVE NEWS-stock-foto
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London, England, UK. (9th January  2026) . Hundreds of pro-Palestinian protestors gathered outside Woolwich Crown Court as the first trial of the Filton 24 Palestine Action activists has its final day in court. Meanwhile some of the defendants have reached the lethal zone in their hunger strikes and are in danger of eminent death whilst awaiting the court’s verdict. Photo credit: Lab Mo/ALAMY LIVE NEWS-stock-foto
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London, England, UK. (9th January  2026) . Hundreds of pro-Palestinian protestors gathered outside Woolwich Crown Court as the first trial of the Filton 24 Palestine Action activists has its final day in court. Meanwhile some of the defendants have reached the lethal zone in their hunger strikes and are in danger of eminent death whilst awaiting the court’s verdict. Photo credit: Lab Mo/ALAMY LIVE NEWS-stock-foto
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London, England, UK. (9th January  2026) . Hundreds of pro-Palestinian protestors gathered outside Woolwich Crown Court as the first trial of the Filton 24 Palestine Action activists has its final day in court. Meanwhile some of the defendants have reached the lethal zone in their hunger strikes and are in danger of eminent death whilst awaiting the court’s verdict. Photo credit: Lab Mo/ALAMY LIVE NEWS-stock-foto
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London, England, UK. (9th January  2026) . Hundreds of pro-Palestinian protestors gathered outside Woolwich Crown Court as the first trial of the Filton 24 Palestine Action activists has its final day in court. Meanwhile some of the defendants have reached the lethal zone in their hunger strikes and are in danger of eminent death whilst awaiting the court’s verdict. Photo credit: Lab Mo/ALAMY LIVE NEWS-stock-foto
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London, England, UK. (9th January  2026) . Hundreds of pro-Palestinian protestors gathered outside Woolwich Crown Court as the first trial of the Filton 24 Palestine Action activists has its final day in court. Meanwhile some of the defendants have reached the lethal zone in their hunger strikes and are in danger of eminent death whilst awaiting the court’s verdict. Photo credit: Lab Mo/ALAMY LIVE NEWS-stock-foto
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London, England, UK. (9th January  2026) . Hundreds of pro-Palestinian protestors gathered outside Woolwich Crown Court as the first trial of the Filton 24 Palestine Action activists has its final day in court. Meanwhile some of the defendants have reached the lethal zone in their hunger strikes and are in danger of eminent death whilst awaiting the court’s verdict. Photo credit: Lab Mo/ALAMY LIVE NEWS-stock-foto
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File photo dated 24/12/25 of shoppers on New Street in Birmingham. Retailers suffered a disappointing December as rising bills and food costs kept shoppers at home, figures show. Total UK footfall was down 2.9% over the month year on year, according to data from the British Retail Consortium (BRC) and Sensormatic. Issue date: Friday January 9, 2026.-stock-foto
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EMBARGOED TO 0001 FRIDAY JANUARY 9 File photo dated 24/12/25 of shoppers on New Street in Birmingham. Retailers suffered a disappointing December as rising bills and food costs kept shoppers at home, figures show. Total UK footfall was down 2.9% over the month year on year, according to data from the British Retail Consortium (BRC) and Sensormatic. Issue date: Friday January 9, 2026.-stock-foto
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London, England, UK. (9th January  2026) . Hundreds of pro-Palestinian protestors gathered outside Woolwich Crown Court as the first trial of the Filton 24 Palestine Action activists has its final day in court. Meanwhile some of the defendants have reached the lethal zone in their hunger strikes and are in danger of eminent death whilst awaiting the court’s verdict. Photo credit: Lab Mo/ALAMY LIVE NEWS-stock-foto
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London, England, UK. (9th January  2026) . Hundreds of pro-Palestinian protestors gathered outside Woolwich Crown Court as the first trial of the Filton 24 Palestine Action activists has its final day in court. Meanwhile some of the defendants have reached the lethal zone in their hunger strikes and are in danger of eminent death whilst awaiting the court’s verdict. Photo credit: Lab Mo/ALAMY LIVE NEWS-stock-foto
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London, England, UK. (9th January  2026) . Hundreds of pro-Palestinian protestors gathered outside Woolwich Crown Court as the first trial of the Filton 24 Palestine Action activists has its final day in court. Meanwhile some of the defendants have reached the lethal zone in their hunger strikes and are in danger of eminent death whilst awaiting the court’s verdict. Photo credit: Lab Mo/ALAMY LIVE NEWS-stock-foto
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Warsaw, Masovian Voivodeship, Poland. 9th Jan, 2026. Protesters of the Rural Solidarity trade union hold a banner with the portrait of historical agrarian statesman Wincenty Witos and his quote ''Peasants! Today you can be masters at home or slaves elsewhere'' during a protest of Polish farmers against the EU's Mercosur trade deal. (Credit Image: © Roman Koziel/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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Edgbaston, Birmingham 9th January 2026 - The  area of Edgbaston in Birmingham has been blanketed by 3 inches of snow that fell overnight during the wrath of Storm Goretti. Streets have become a slushy quagmire but some buildings still look beautiful such as Rea Church with its long spire and Edgbaston Cricket Ground, home of Warwickshire Bears and the small green wooden St Mary and St Ambrose Church Hall. Credit: British News and Media/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Edgbaston, Birmingham 9th January 2026 - The  area of Edgbaston in Birmingham has been blanketed by 3 inches of snow that fell overnight during the wrath of Storm Goretti. Streets have become a slushy quagmire but some buildings still look beautiful such as Rea Church with its long spire and Edgbaston Cricket Ground, home of Warwickshire Bears and the small green wooden St Mary and St Ambrose Church Hall. Credit: British News and Media/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Edgbaston, Birmingham 9th January 2026 - The  area of Edgbaston in Birmingham has been blanketed by 3 inches of snow that fell overnight during the wrath of Storm Goretti. Streets have become a slushy quagmire but some buildings still look beautiful such as Rea Church with its long spire and Edgbaston Cricket Ground, home of Warwickshire Bears and the small green wooden St Mary and St Ambrose Church Hall. Credit: British News and Media/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Edgbaston, Birmingham 9th January 2026 - The  area of Edgbaston in Birmingham has been blanketed by 3 inches of snow that fell overnight during the wrath of Storm Goretti. Streets have become a slushy quagmire but some buildings still look beautiful such as Rea Church with its long spire and Edgbaston Cricket Ground, home of Warwickshire Bears and the small green wooden St Mary and St Ambrose Church Hall. Credit: British News and Media/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Edgbaston, Birmingham 9th January 2026 - The  area of Edgbaston in Birmingham has been blanketed by 3 inches of snow that fell overnight during the wrath of Storm Goretti. Streets have become a slushy quagmire but some buildings still look beautiful such as Rea Church with its long spire and Edgbaston Cricket Ground, home of Warwickshire Bears and the small green wooden St Mary and St Ambrose Church Hall. Credit: British News and Media/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Edgbaston, Birmingham 9th January 2026 - The  area of Edgbaston in Birmingham has been blanketed by 3 inches of snow that fell overnight during the wrath of Storm Goretti. Streets have become a slushy quagmire but some buildings still look beautiful such as Rea Church with its long spire and Edgbaston Cricket Ground, home of Warwickshire Bears and the small green wooden St Mary and St Ambrose Church Hall. Credit: British News and Media/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Edgbaston, Birmingham 9th January 2026 - The  area of Edgbaston in Birmingham has been blanketed by 3 inches of snow that fell overnight during the wrath of Storm Goretti. Streets have become a slushy quagmire but some buildings still look beautiful such as Rea Church with its long spire and Edgbaston Cricket Ground, home of Warwickshire Bears and the small green wooden St Mary and St Ambrose Church Hall. Credit: British News and Media/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Edgbaston, Birmingham 9th January 2026 - The  area of Edgbaston in Birmingham has been blanketed by 3 inches of snow that fell overnight during the wrath of Storm Goretti. Streets have become a slushy quagmire but some buildings still look beautiful such as Rea Church with its long spire and Edgbaston Cricket Ground, home of Warwickshire Bears and the small green wooden St Mary and St Ambrose Church Hall. Credit: British News and Media/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Edgbaston, Birmingham 9th January 2026 - The  area of Edgbaston in Birmingham has been blanketed by 3 inches of snow that fell overnight during the wrath of Storm Goretti. Streets have become a slushy quagmire but some buildings still look beautiful such as Rea Church with its long spire and Edgbaston Cricket Ground, home of Warwickshire Bears and the small green wooden St Mary and St Ambrose Church Hall. Credit: British News and Media/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Edgbaston, Birmingham 9th January 2026 - The  area of Edgbaston in Birmingham has been blanketed by 3 inches of snow that fell overnight during the wrath of Storm Goretti. Streets have become a slushy quagmire but some buildings still look beautiful such as Rea Church with its long spire and Edgbaston Cricket Ground, home of Warwickshire Bears and the small green wooden St Mary and St Ambrose Church Hall. Credit: British News and Media/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Edgbaston, Birmingham 9th January 2026 - The  area of Edgbaston in Birmingham has been blanketed by 3 inches of snow that fell overnight during the wrath of Storm Goretti. Streets have become a slushy quagmire but some buildings still look beautiful such as Rea Church with its long spire and Edgbaston Cricket Ground, home of Warwickshire Bears and the small green wooden St Mary and St Ambrose Church Hall. Credit: British News and Media/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Edgbaston, Birmingham 9th January 2026 - The  area of Edgbaston in Birmingham has been blanketed by 3 inches of snow that fell overnight during the wrath of Storm Goretti. Streets have become a slushy quagmire but some buildings still look beautiful such as Rea Church with its long spire and Edgbaston Cricket Ground, home of Warwickshire Bears and the small green wooden St Mary and St Ambrose Church Hall. Credit: British News and Media/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Edgbaston, Birmingham 9th January 2026 - The  area of Edgbaston in Birmingham has been blanketed by 3 inches of snow that fell overnight during the wrath of Storm Goretti. Streets have become a slushy quagmire but some buildings still look beautiful such as Rea Church with its long spire and Edgbaston Cricket Ground, home of Warwickshire Bears and the small green wooden St Mary and St Ambrose Church Hall. Credit: British News and Media/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Edgbaston, Birmingham 9th January 2026 - The  area of Edgbaston in Birmingham has been blanketed by 3 inches of snow that fell overnight during the wrath of Storm Goretti. Streets have become a slushy quagmire but some buildings still look beautiful such as Rea Church with its long spire and Edgbaston Cricket Ground, home of Warwickshire Bears and the small green wooden St Mary and St Ambrose Church Hall. Credit: British News and Media/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Edgbaston, Birmingham 9th January 2026 - The  area of Edgbaston in Birmingham has been blanketed by 3 inches of snow that fell overnight during the wrath of Storm Goretti. Streets have become a slushy quagmire but some buildings still look beautiful such as Rea Church with its long spire and Edgbaston Cricket Ground, home of Warwickshire Bears and the small green wooden St Mary and St Ambrose Church Hall. Credit: British News and Media/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Edgbaston, Birmingham 9th January 2026 - The  area of Edgbaston in Birmingham has been blanketed by 3 inches of snow that fell overnight during the wrath of Storm Goretti. Streets have become a slushy quagmire but some buildings still look beautiful such as Rea Church with its long spire and Edgbaston Cricket Ground, home of Warwickshire Bears and the small green wooden St Mary and St Ambrose Church Hall. Credit: British News and Media/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Edgbaston, Birmingham 9th January 2026 - The  area of Edgbaston in Birmingham has been blanketed by 3 inches of snow that fell overnight during the wrath of Storm Goretti. Streets have become a slushy quagmire but some buildings still look beautiful such as Rea Church with its long spire and Edgbaston Cricket Ground, home of Warwickshire Bears and the small green wooden St Mary and St Ambrose Church Hall. Credit: British News and Media/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Edgbaston, Birmingham 9th January 2026 - The  area of Edgbaston in Birmingham has been blanketed by 3 inches of snow that fell overnight during the wrath of Storm Goretti. Streets have become a slushy quagmire but some buildings still look beautiful such as Rea Church with its long spire and Edgbaston Cricket Ground, home of Warwickshire Bears and the small green wooden St Mary and St Ambrose Church Hall. Credit: British News and Media/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Edgbaston, Birmingham 9th January 2026 - The  area of Edgbaston in Birmingham has been blanketed by 3 inches of snow that fell overnight during the wrath of Storm Goretti. Streets have become a slushy quagmire but some buildings still look beautiful such as Rea Church with its long spire and Edgbaston Cricket Ground, home of Warwickshire Bears and the small green wooden St Mary and St Ambrose Church Hall. Credit: British News and Media/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Edgbaston, Birmingham 9th January 2026 - The  area of Edgbaston in Birmingham has been blanketed by 3 inches of snow that fell overnight during the wrath of Storm Goretti. Streets have become a slushy quagmire but some buildings still look beautiful such as Rea Church with its long spire and Edgbaston Cricket Ground, home of Warwickshire Bears and the small green wooden St Mary and St Ambrose Church Hall. Credit: British News and Media/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Edgbaston, Birmingham 9th January 2026 - The  area of Edgbaston in Birmingham has been blanketed by 3 inches of snow that fell overnight during the wrath of Storm Goretti. Streets have become a slushy quagmire but some buildings still look beautiful such as Rea Church with its long spire and Edgbaston Cricket Ground, home of Warwickshire Bears and the small green wooden St Mary and St Ambrose Church Hall. Credit: British News and Media/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Edgbaston, Birmingham 9th January 2026 - The  area of Edgbaston in Birmingham has been blanketed by 3 inches of snow that fell overnight during the wrath of Storm Goretti. Streets have become a slushy quagmire but some buildings still look beautiful such as Rea Church with its long spire and Edgbaston Cricket Ground, home of Warwickshire Bears and the small green wooden St Mary and St Ambrose Church Hall. Credit: British News and Media/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Edgbaston, Birmingham 9th January 2026 - The  area of Edgbaston in Birmingham has been blanketed by 3 inches of snow that fell overnight during the wrath of Storm Goretti. Streets have become a slushy quagmire but some buildings still look beautiful such as Rea Church with its long spire and Edgbaston Cricket Ground, home of Warwickshire Bears and the small green wooden St Mary and St Ambrose Church Hall. Credit: British News and Media/Alamy Live News-stock-foto