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Pirojpur, Mothbaria, Bangladesh. 28th July, 2025. July 28, 2025, Bangladesh: Trees are needed to build houses and furniture in Bangladesh.A class of traders buy various species of trees including mango, jam, kathal, raintree, and kadai from rural areas and sell them at sawmills. These trees are taken to major cities including the capital Dhaka and sold at sawmills. (Credit Image: © Azmal Hoq Helal/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-photo
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Market stalls in front of shops on town center street - Loches, Indre-et-Loire (37), France.-stock-photo
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London. UK. 23 July 2025. David Davis  (L) MP for Goole and Pocklington, trader Tom Hayes (C) with his solicitor Karen Todner (R) outside the Supreme Court in London. The UK Supreme Court rules to quash Tom Hayes and Carlo Palombo (not pictured) convictions for rate-rigging. Tom Hayes and Carlo Palombo were originally convicted of manipulating interest rate benchmarks in 2015 and 2019, respectively. Credit: Dinendra Haria/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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London. UK. 23 July 2025. Traders Tom Hayes (L) and Carlo Palombo (R) outside the Supreme Court in London. The UK Supreme Court rules to quash their convictions for rate-rigging. Tom Hayes and Carlo Palombo were originally convicted of manipulating interest rate benchmarks in 2015 and 2019, respectively. Credit: Dinendra Haria/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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London. UK. 23 July 2025. Traders Tom Hayes (C right) and Carlo Palombo (C left) stand with their families outside the Supreme Court in London. The UK Supreme Court rules to quash their convictions for rate-rigging. Tom Hayes and Carlo Palombo were originally convicted of manipulating interest rate benchmarks in 2015 and 2019, respectively. Credit: Dinendra Haria/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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London. UK. 23 July 2025. Traders Tom Hayes (C right) and Carlo Palombo (C left) stand with their families outside the Supreme Court in London. The UK Supreme Court rules to quash their convictions for rate-rigging. Tom Hayes and Carlo Palombo were originally convicted of manipulating interest rate benchmarks in 2015 and 2019, respectively. Credit: Dinendra Haria/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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London. UK. 23 July 2025. Traders Tom Hayes (C right) and Carlo Palombo (C left) stand with their families outside the Supreme Court in London. The UK Supreme Court rules to quash their convictions for rate-rigging. Tom Hayes and Carlo Palombo were originally convicted of manipulating interest rate benchmarks in 2015 and 2019, respectively. Credit: Dinendra Haria/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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London. UK. 23 July 2025. Traders Tom Hayes (R) and Carlo Palombo (2nd left) stand with their families outside the Supreme Court in London. The UK Supreme Court rules to quash their convictions for rate-rigging. Tom Hayes and Carlo Palombo were originally convicted of manipulating interest rate benchmarks in 2015 and 2019, respectively. Credit: Dinendra Haria/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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London. UK. 23 July 2025. Traders Tom Hayes (R) and Carlo Palombo (L) outside the Supreme Court in London. The UK Supreme Court rules to quash their convictions for rate-rigging. Tom Hayes and Carlo Palombo were originally convicted of manipulating interest rate benchmarks in 2015 and 2019, respectively. Credit: Dinendra Haria/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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London. UK. 23 July 2025. Traders Tom Hayes (R) and Carlo Palombo (L) outside the Supreme Court in London. The UK Supreme Court rules to quash their convictions for rate-rigging. Tom Hayes and Carlo Palombo were originally convicted of manipulating interest rate benchmarks in 2015 and 2019, respectively. Credit: Dinendra Haria/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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London. UK. 23 July 2025. Traders Tom Hayes (R) and Carlo Palombo (L) outside the Supreme Court in London. The UK Supreme Court rules to quash their convictions for rate-rigging. Tom Hayes and Carlo Palombo were originally convicted of manipulating interest rate benchmarks in 2015 and 2019, respectively. Credit: Dinendra Haria/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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London. UK. 23 July 2025. David Davis  (L) MP for Goole and Pocklington, trader Tom Hayes (C) with his solicitor Karen Todner (R) outside the Supreme Court in London. The UK Supreme Court rules to quash Tom Hayes and Carlo Palombo (not pictured) convictions for rate-rigging. Tom Hayes and Carlo Palombo were originally convicted of manipulating interest rate benchmarks in 2015 and 2019, respectively. Credit: Dinendra Haria/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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Sir David Davis MP (right) with former trader Carlo Palombo who was convicted of interest rate benchmark manipulation in 2015 and 2019 respectively, during a press conference at Great George Street in London, after the Supreme Court quashed their convictions. Picture date: Wednesday July 23, 2025.-stock-photo
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Sir David Davis MP (left) with former trader Tom Hayes who was convicted of interest rate benchmark manipulation in 2015 and 2019 respectively, during a press conference at Great George Street in London, after the Supreme Court quashed their convictions. Picture date: Wednesday July 23, 2025.-stock-photo
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Sir David Davis MP (centre) with former traders Carlo Palombo (left) and Tom Hayes who were convicted of interest rate benchmark manipulation in 2015 and 2019 respectively, during a press conference at Great George Street in London, after the Supreme Court quashed their convictions. Picture date: Wednesday July 23, 2025.-stock-photo
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Sir David Davis MP (centre) with former traders Carlo Palombo (left) and Tom Hayes who were convicted of interest rate benchmark manipulation in 2015 and 2019 respectively, during a press conference at Great George Street in London, after the Supreme Court quashed their convictions. Picture date: Wednesday July 23, 2025.-stock-photo
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Sir David Davis MP (centre) with former traders Carlo Palombo (left) and Tom Hayes who were convicted of interest rate benchmark manipulation in 2015 and 2019 respectively, during a press conference at Great George Street in London, after the Supreme Court quashed their convictions. Picture date: Wednesday July 23, 2025.-stock-photo
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Former trader Tom Hayes shows who along with Carlo Palombo, were convicted of interest rate benchmark manipulation in 2015 and 2019 respectively, during a press conference at Great George Street in London, after the Supreme Court quashed their convictions. Picture date: Wednesday July 23, 2025.-stock-photo
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Former traders Tom Hayes (centre right) and Carlo Palombo (centre left), who were convicted of interest rate benchmark manipulation in 2015 and 2019 respectively, outside the UK Supreme Court in central London, after they had their convictions quashed. Picture date: Wednesday July 23, 2025.-stock-photo
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Former traders Tom Hayes (centre right) and Carlo Palombo (centre left), who were convicted of interest rate benchmark manipulation in 2015 and 2019 respectively, outside the UK Supreme Court in central London, after they had their convictions quashed. Picture date: Wednesday July 23, 2025.-stock-photo
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Former traders Tom Hayes (centre right) and Carlo Palombo (centre left), who were convicted of interest rate benchmark manipulation in 2015 and 2019 respectively, outside the UK Supreme Court in central London, after they had their convictions quashed. Picture date: Wednesday July 23, 2025.-stock-photo
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Former traders Tom Hayes (right) and Carlo Palombo, who were convicted of interest rate benchmark manipulation in 2015 and 2019 respectively, outside the UK Supreme Court in central London, after they had their convictions quashed. Picture date: Wednesday July 23, 2025.-stock-photo
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Former traders Tom Hayes (right) and Carlo Palombo, who were convicted of interest rate benchmark manipulation in 2015 and 2019 respectively, outside the UK Supreme Court in central London, after they had their convictions quashed. Picture date: Wednesday July 23, 2025.-stock-photo
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Former traders Tom Hayes (right) and Carlo Palombo, who were convicted of interest rate benchmark manipulation in 2015 and 2019 respectively, outside the UK Supreme Court in central London, after they had their convictions quashed. Picture date: Wednesday July 23, 2025.-stock-photo
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Former traders Tom Hayes (right) and Carlo Palombo, who were convicted of interest rate benchmark manipulation in 2015 and 2019 respectively, outside the UK Supreme Court in central London, after they had their convictions quashed. Picture date: Wednesday July 23, 2025.-stock-photo
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Former traders Tom Hayes (right) and Carlo Palombo, who were convicted of interest rate benchmark manipulation in 2015 and 2019 respectively, outside the UK Supreme Court in central London, after they had their convictions quashed. Picture date: Wednesday July 23, 2025.-stock-photo
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Former traders Tom Hayes (centre right) and Carlo Palombo (centre left), who were convicted of interest rate benchmark manipulation in 2015 and 2019 respectively, outside the UK Supreme Court in central London, after they had their convictions quashed. Picture date: Wednesday July 23, 2025.-stock-photo
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Former traders Tom Hayes (centre right) and Carlo Palombo (centre left), who were convicted of interest rate benchmark manipulation in 2015 and 2019 respectively, outside the UK Supreme Court in central London, after they had their convictions quashed. Picture date: Wednesday July 23, 2025.-stock-photo
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Former traders Tom Hayes (left) and Carlo Palombo, who were convicted of interest rate benchmark manipulation in 2015 and 2019 respectively, outside the UK Supreme Court in central London, after they had their convictions quashed. Picture date: Wednesday July 23, 2025.-stock-photo
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Former traders Tom Hayes (left) and Carlo Palombo, who were convicted of interest rate benchmark manipulation in 2015 and 2019 respectively, outside the UK Supreme Court in central London, after they had their convictions quashed. Picture date: Wednesday July 23, 2025.-stock-photo
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Former traders Tom Hayes (left) and Carlo Palombo, who were convicted of interest rate benchmark manipulation in 2015 and 2019 respectively, outside the UK Supreme Court in central London, after they had their convictions quashed. Picture date: Wednesday July 23, 2025.-stock-photo
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Former trader Carlo Palombo, who along with Tom Hayes, was convicted of interest rate benchmark manipulation in 2019 and 2015 respectively, outside the UK Supreme Court in central London, ahead of the ruling in their appeal against their convictions. Picture date: Wednesday July 23, 2025.-stock-photo
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Former trader Carlo Palombo, who along with Tom Hayes, was convicted of interest rate benchmark manipulation in 2019 and 2015 respectively, outside the UK Supreme Court in central London, ahead of the ruling in their appeal against their convictions. Picture date: Wednesday July 23, 2025.-stock-photo
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Former trader Carlo Palombo, who along with Tom Hayes, was convicted of interest rate benchmark manipulation in 2019 and 2015 respectively, outside the UK Supreme Court in central London, ahead of the ruling in their appeal against their convictions. Picture date: Wednesday July 23, 2025.-stock-photo
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Former trader Carlo Palombo (right), who along with Tom Hayes, was convicted of interest rate benchmark manipulation in 2019 and 2015 respectively, outside the UK Supreme Court in central London, ahead of the ruling in their appeal against their convictions. Picture date: Wednesday July 23, 2025.-stock-photo
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Former trader Carlo Palombo, who along with Tom Hayes, was convicted of interest rate benchmark manipulation in 2019 and 2015 respectively, outside the UK Supreme Court in central London, ahead of the ruling in their appeal against their convictions. Picture date: Wednesday July 23, 2025.-stock-photo
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Former trader Tom Hayes, who along with Carlo Palombo, was convicted of interest rate benchmark manipulation in 2015 and 2019 respectively, outside the UK Supreme Court in central London, ahead of the ruling in their appeal against their convictions. Picture date: Wednesday July 23, 2025.-stock-photo
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Former trader Tom Hayes (left), who along with Carlo Palombo, was convicted of interest rate benchmark manipulation in 2015 and 2019 respectively, outside the UK Supreme Court in central London, ahead of the ruling in their appeal against their convictions. Picture date: Wednesday July 23, 2025.-stock-photo
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Former trader Tom Hayes, who along with Carlo Palombo, was convicted of interest rate benchmark manipulation in 2015 and 2019 respectively, outside the UK Supreme Court in central London, ahead of the ruling in their appeal against their convictions. Picture date: Wednesday July 23, 2025.-stock-photo
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Former trader Tom Hayes (left), who along with Carlo Palombo, was convicted of interest rate benchmark manipulation in 2015 and 2019 respectively, outside the UK Supreme Court in central London, ahead of the ruling in their appeal against their convictions. Picture date: Wednesday July 23, 2025.-stock-photo