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Cary, North Carolina, USA. 2nd May, 2026. NC Courage midfielder MANAKA MATSUKUBO sprints down the field while a teammate makes a run into the penalty area. KC Current defeated NC Courage, 2-1, at WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary, NC. (Credit Image: © Patrick Magoon/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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Washington, District Of Columbia, USA. 2nd May, 2026. DC Defenders linebacker FERROD GARDNER (6) points the ball gesturing first down following a run during the second half of the regular season UFL Football game between the Dallas Renegades and D.C Defenders at Audi Stadium in Washington, D.C on May 2nd, 2026. (Credit Image: © Israel Anta via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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Washington, District Of Columbia, USA. 2nd May, 2026. DC Defenders linebacker FERROD GARDNER (6) points the ball gesturing first down following a run during the second half of the regular season UFL Football game between the Dallas Renegades and D.C Defenders at Audi Stadium in Washington, D.C on May 2nd, 2026. (Credit Image: © Israel Anta via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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Washington, District Of Columbia, USA. 2nd May, 2026. DC Defenders linebacker FERROD GARDNER (6) points the ball gesturing first down following a run during the second half of the regular season UFL Football game between the Dallas Renegades and D.C Defenders at Audi Stadium in Washington, D.C on May 2nd, 2026. (Credit Image: © Israel Anta via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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Washington, District Of Columbia, USA. 2nd May, 2026. DC Defenders linebacker FERROD GARDNER (6) points the ball gesturing first down following a run during the second half of the regular season UFL Football game between the Dallas Renegades and D.C Defenders at Audi Stadium in Washington, D.C on May 2nd, 2026. (Credit Image: © Israel Anta via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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Washington, District Of Columbia, USA. 2nd May, 2026. DC Defenders linebacker FERROD GARDNER (6) points the ball gesturing first down following a run during the second half of the regular season UFL Football game between the Dallas Renegades and D.C Defenders at Audi Stadium in Washington, D.C on May 2nd, 2026. (Credit Image: © Israel Anta via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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Washington, District Of Columbia, USA. 2nd May, 2026. DC Defenders linebacker FERROD GARDNER (6) points the ball gesturing first down following a run during the second half of the regular season UFL Football game between the Dallas Renegades and D.C Defenders at Audi Stadium in Washington, D.C on May 2nd, 2026. (Credit Image: © Israel Anta via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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Students from the University of St Andrews, wearing their traditional red gowns, take part in The Gaudie, a procession through the town and down to the pier. The annual Gaudie takes place every 30 April to commemorate former student John Honey, who in 1800 rescued members of the crew of the Janet of Macduff which had run aground off the East Sands. Picture date: Thursday April 30, 2026.-stock-foto
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Students from the University of St Andrews, wearing their traditional red gowns, take part in The Gaudie, a procession through the town and down to the pier. The annual Gaudie takes place every 30 April to commemorate former student John Honey, who in 1800 rescued members of the crew of the Janet of Macduff which had run aground off the East Sands. Picture date: Thursday April 30, 2026.-stock-foto
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Students from the University of St Andrews, wearing their traditional red gowns, take part in The Gaudie, a procession through the town and down to the pier. The annual Gaudie takes place every 30 April to commemorate former student John Honey, who in 1800 rescued members of the crew of the Janet of Macduff which had run aground off the East Sands. Picture date: Thursday April 30, 2026.-stock-foto
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Students from the University of St Andrews, wearing their traditional red gowns, take part in The Gaudie, a procession through the town and down to the pier. The annual Gaudie takes place every 30 April to commemorate former student John Honey, who in 1800 rescued members of the crew of the Janet of Macduff which had run aground off the East Sands. Picture date: Thursday April 30, 2026.-stock-foto
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Students from the University of St Andrews, wearing their traditional red gowns, take part in The Gaudie, a procession through the town and down to the pier. The annual Gaudie takes place every 30 April to commemorate former student John Honey, who in 1800 rescued members of the crew of the Janet of Macduff which had run aground off the East Sands. Picture date: Thursday April 30, 2026.-stock-foto
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Students from the University of St Andrews, wearing their traditional red gowns, take part in The Gaudie, a procession through the town and down to the pier. The annual Gaudie takes place every 30 April to commemorate former student John Honey, who in 1800 rescued members of the crew of the Janet of Macduff which had run aground off the East Sands. Picture date: Thursday April 30, 2026.-stock-foto
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Students from the University of St Andrews, wearing their traditional red gowns, take part in The Gaudie, a procession through the town and down to the pier. The annual Gaudie takes place every 30 April to commemorate former student John Honey, who in 1800 rescued members of the crew of the Janet of Macduff which had run aground off the East Sands. Picture date: Thursday April 30, 2026.-stock-foto
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Students from the University of St Andrews, wearing their traditional red gowns, take part in The Gaudie, a procession through the town and down to the pier. The annual Gaudie takes place every 30 April to commemorate former student John Honey, who in 1800 rescued members of the crew of the Janet of Macduff which had run aground off the East Sands. Picture date: Thursday April 30, 2026.-stock-foto
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Students from the University of St Andrews, wearing their traditional red gowns, take part in The Gaudie, a procession through the town and down to the pier. The annual Gaudie takes place every 30 April to commemorate former student John Honey, who in 1800 rescued members of the crew of the Janet of Macduff which had run aground off the East Sands. Picture date: Thursday April 30, 2026.-stock-foto
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Students from the University of St Andrews, wearing their traditional red gowns, take part in The Gaudie, a procession through the town and down to the pier. The annual Gaudie takes place every 30 April to commemorate former student John Honey, who in 1800 rescued members of the crew of the Janet of Macduff which had run aground off the East Sands. Picture date: Thursday April 30, 2026.-stock-foto
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Students from the University of St Andrews, wearing their traditional red gowns, take part in The Gaudie, a procession through the town and down to the pier. The annual Gaudie takes place every 30 April to commemorate former student John Honey, who in 1800 rescued members of the crew of the Janet of Macduff which had run aground off the East Sands. Picture date: Thursday April 30, 2026.-stock-foto
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Students from the University of St Andrews, wearing their traditional red gowns, take part in The Gaudie, a procession through the town and down to the pier. The annual Gaudie takes place every 30 April to commemorate former student John Honey, who in 1800 rescued members of the crew of the Janet of Macduff which had run aground off the East Sands. Picture date: Thursday April 30, 2026.-stock-foto
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Students from the University of St Andrews, wearing their traditional red gowns, take part in The Gaudie, a procession through the town and down to the pier. The annual Gaudie takes place every 30 April to commemorate former student John Honey, who in 1800 rescued members of the crew of the Janet of Macduff which had run aground off the East Sands. Picture date: Thursday April 30, 2026.-stock-foto
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Students from the University of St Andrews, wearing their traditional red gowns, take part in The Gaudie, a procession through the town and down to the pier. The annual Gaudie takes place every 30 April to commemorate former student John Honey, who in 1800 rescued members of the crew of the Janet of Macduff which had run aground off the East Sands. Picture date: Thursday April 30, 2026.-stock-foto
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Students from the University of St Andrews, wearing their traditional red gowns, take part in The Gaudie, a procession through the town and down to the pier. The annual Gaudie takes place every 30 April to commemorate former student John Honey, who in 1800 rescued members of the crew of the Janet of Macduff which had run aground off the East Sands. Picture date: Thursday April 30, 2026.-stock-foto
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Students from the University of St Andrews, wearing their traditional red gowns, take part in The Gaudie, a procession through the town and down to the pier. The annual Gaudie takes place every 30 April to commemorate former student John Honey, who in 1800 rescued members of the crew of the Janet of Macduff which had run aground off the East Sands. Picture date: Thursday April 30, 2026.-stock-foto
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Students from the University of St Andrews, wearing their traditional red gowns, take part in The Gaudie, a procession through the town and down to the pier. The annual Gaudie takes place every 30 April to commemorate former student John Honey, who in 1800 rescued members of the crew of the Janet of Macduff which had run aground off the East Sands. Picture date: Thursday April 30, 2026.-stock-foto
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Students from the University of St Andrews, wearing their traditional red gowns, take part in The Gaudie, a procession through the town and down to the pier. The annual Gaudie takes place every 30 April to commemorate former student John Honey, who in 1800 rescued members of the crew of the Janet of Macduff which had run aground off the East Sands. Picture date: Thursday April 30, 2026.-stock-foto
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Students from the University of St Andrews, wearing their traditional red gowns, take part in The Gaudie, a procession through the town and down to the pier. The annual Gaudie takes place every 30 April to commemorate former student John Honey, who in 1800 rescued members of the crew of the Janet of Macduff which had run aground off the East Sands. Picture date: Thursday April 30, 2026.-stock-foto
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Students from the University of St Andrews, wearing their traditional red gowns, take part in The Gaudie, a procession through the town and down to the pier. The annual Gaudie takes place every 30 April to commemorate former student John Honey, who in 1800 rescued members of the crew of the Janet of Macduff which had run aground off the East Sands. Picture date: Thursday April 30, 2026.-stock-foto
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Convenor of The Gaudie Thomas Payne and piper Joshua Neville lead fellow students from the University of St Andrews, wearing their traditional red gowns, in The Gaudie, a procession through the town and down to the pier. The annual Gaudie takes place every 30 April to commemorate former student John Honey, who in 1800 rescued members of the crew of the Janet of Macduff which had run aground off the East Sands. Picture date: Thursday April 30, 2026.-stock-foto
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Convenor of The Gaudie Thomas Payne and piper Joshua Neville lead fellow students from the University of St Andrews, wearing their traditional red gowns, in The Gaudie, a procession through the town and down to the pier. The annual Gaudie takes place every 30 April to commemorate former student John Honey, who in 1800 rescued members of the crew of the Janet of Macduff which had run aground off the East Sands. Picture date: Thursday April 30, 2026.-stock-foto
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Students from the University of St Andrews, wearing their traditional red gowns, take part in The Gaudie, a procession through the town and down to the pier. The annual Gaudie takes place every 30 April to commemorate former student John Honey, who in 1800 rescued members of the crew of the Janet of Macduff which had run aground off the East Sands. Picture date: Thursday April 30, 2026.-stock-foto
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Students from the University of St Andrews, wearing their traditional red gowns, take part in The Gaudie, a procession through the town and down to the pier. The annual Gaudie takes place every 30 April to commemorate former student John Honey, who in 1800 rescued members of the crew of the Janet of Macduff which had run aground off the East Sands. Picture date: Thursday April 30, 2026.-stock-foto
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Convenor of The Gaudie Thomas Payne leads fellow students from the University of St Andrews, wearing their traditional red gowns, in The Gaudie, a procession through the town and down to the pier. The annual Gaudie takes place every 30 April to commemorate former student John Honey, who in 1800 rescued members of the crew of the Janet of Macduff which had run aground off the East Sands. Picture date: Thursday April 30, 2026.-stock-foto
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Convenor of The Gaudie Thomas Payne leads fellow students from the University of St Andrews, wearing their traditional red gowns, in The Gaudie, a procession through the town and down to the pier. The annual Gaudie takes place every 30 April to commemorate former student John Honey, who in 1800 rescued members of the crew of the Janet of Macduff which had run aground off the East Sands. Picture date: Thursday April 30, 2026.-stock-foto
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Students from the University of St Andrews, wearing their traditional red gowns, take part in The Gaudie, a procession through the town and down to the pier. The annual Gaudie takes place every 30 April to commemorate former student John Honey, who in 1800 rescued members of the crew of the Janet of Macduff which had run aground off the East Sands. Picture date: Thursday April 30, 2026.-stock-foto
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Students from the University of St Andrews, wearing their traditional red gowns, take part in The Gaudie, a procession through the town and down to the pier. The annual Gaudie takes place every 30 April to commemorate former student John Honey, who in 1800 rescued members of the crew of the Janet of Macduff which had run aground off the East Sands. Picture date: Thursday April 30, 2026.-stock-foto
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Students from the University of St Andrews, wearing their traditional red gowns, take part in The Gaudie, a procession through the town and down to the pier. The annual Gaudie takes place every 30 April to commemorate former student John Honey, who in 1800 rescued members of the crew of the Janet of Macduff which had run aground off the East Sands. Picture date: Thursday April 30, 2026.-stock-foto
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Convenor of The Gaudie Thomas Payne and piper Joshua Neville lead fellow students from the University of St Andrews, wearing their traditional red gowns, in The Gaudie, a procession through the town and down to the pier. The annual Gaudie takes place every 30 April to commemorate former student John Honey, who in 1800 rescued members of the crew of the Janet of Macduff which had run aground off the East Sands. Picture date: Thursday April 30, 2026.-stock-foto
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Convenor of The Gaudie Thomas Payne and piper Joshua Neville lead fellow students from the University of St Andrews, wearing their traditional red gowns, in The Gaudie, a procession through the town and down to the pier. The annual Gaudie takes place every 30 April to commemorate former student John Honey, who in 1800 rescued members of the crew of the Janet of Macduff which had run aground off the East Sands. Picture date: Thursday April 30, 2026.-stock-foto
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Convenor of The Gaudie Thomas Payne leads fellow students from the University of St Andrews, wearing their traditional red gowns, in The Gaudie, a procession through the town and down to the pier. The annual Gaudie takes place every 30 April to commemorate former student John Honey, who in 1800 rescued members of the crew of the Janet of Macduff which had run aground off the East Sands. Picture date: Thursday April 30, 2026.-stock-foto
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Rope access specialists abseil down Happisburgh Lighthouse in Norfolk to carry out a structural survey inspecting cracks and damage to the landmark. The 26 metre high lighthouse is the oldest working lighthouse in East Anglia and the only independently run lighthouse in the UK. Built in 1790, the lighthouse once stood 400 yards inland. Following coastal erosion over the years, the clifftop is now less than 200 yards from the base of the lighthouse. Picture date: Tuesday April 28, 2026.-stock-foto
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