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Osterode Am Harz, Germany. 10th Oct, 2026. A policewoman is securing a parked car. Overnight, a 37-year-old man was reportedly the victim of a violent crime nearby. Credit: Stefan Rampfel/dpa - ATTENTION: License plate(s) have been pixelated for legal reasons/dpa/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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08 October 2026, Bavaria, Würzburg: A young woman drove her car into the window of a furniture store in Würzburg. According to initial reports, the 24-year-old was uninjured, but the car and, above all, the building sustained significant property damage, police said. Photo: Christoph Weiss/dpa - ATTENTION: Person(s) has/have been pixelated for legal reasons-stock-foto
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Agriculture Minister Andrew Muir speaking with Geraldine Caldwell, sister of Shane Caldwell, outside court in Belfast after the Court of Appeal quashed a High Court ruling which had blocked the £1.7 billion A5 road upgrade from proceeding in its current form. The 58-mile proposed dual carriageway, which would upgrade the A5 route between Londonderry and Aughnacloy in Co Tyrone, was approved by Stormont ministers in 2024. Last year, the High Court ruled that the Department for Infrastructure???s plans were unlawful following a legal challenge by a group including residents, farmers and landowne-stock-foto
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Kate Corrigan, who’s 20-year-old son Nathan Corrigan died in a two-vehicle crash on the A5 road in Garvaghey, Co Tyrone, stands outside Laganside Courts in Belfast, where the Court of Appeal is to rule on the Stormont legal challenge to blocking of the A5 road upgrade. The Department for Infrastructure plans a 58-mile dual carriageway replacing the dangerous A5 route connecting Londonderry to Dublin. In June 2025, the High Court ruled the department's plans were unlawful because they failed to comply with climate change targets and lacked proper environmental impact assessments on induced traf-stock-foto
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Frankie McGarvey, who 72-year-old wife died from injuries she sustained in a collision on the A5, stands outside Laganside Courts in Belfast, where the Court of Appeal is to rule on the Stormont legal challenge to blocking of the A5 road upgrade. The Department for Infrastructure plans a 58-mile dual carriageway replacing the dangerous A5 route connecting Londonderry to Dublin. In June 2025, the High Court ruled the department's plans were unlawful because they failed to comply with climate change targets and lacked proper environmental impact assessments on induced traffic. Picture date: Tues-stock-foto
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Frankie McGarvey, who 72-year-old wife died from injuries she sustained in a collision on the A5, stands outside Laganside Courts in Belfast, where the Court of Appeal is to rule on the Stormont legal challenge to blocking of the A5 road upgrade. The Department for Infrastructure plans a 58-mile dual carriageway replacing the dangerous A5 route connecting Londonderry to Dublin. In June 2025, the High Court ruled the department's plans were unlawful because they failed to comply with climate change targets and lacked proper environmental impact assessments on induced traffic. Picture date: Tues-stock-foto
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(left to right) Supreme Court Judge Aileen Donnelly, President of the International Criminal Court Judge Tomoko Akane, and Chief Justice Donal O'Donnell, at the opening of the new legal year at the Four Courts, Dublin. Picture date: Monday October 5, 2026.-stock-foto
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Judges from England and Wales mark the traditional Opening of the Legal Year ceremony at Westminster Abbey  1 October 2026-stock-foto
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Judges from England and Wales mark the traditional Opening of the Legal Year ceremony at Westminster Abbey  1 October 2026-stock-foto
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Judges from England and Wales mark the traditional Opening of the Legal Year ceremony at Westminster Abbey  1 October 2026-stock-foto
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Judges from England and Wales mark the traditional Opening of the Legal Year ceremony at Westminster Abbey  1 October 2026-stock-foto
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Judges from England and Wales mark the traditional Opening of the Legal Year ceremony at Westminster Abbey  1 October 2026-stock-foto
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Judges from England and Wales mark the traditional Opening of the Legal Year ceremony at Westminster Abbey  1 October 2026-stock-foto
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Judges from England and Wales mark the traditional Opening of the Legal Year ceremony at Westminster Abbey  1 October 2026-stock-foto
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Judges from England and Wales mark the traditional Opening of the Legal Year ceremony at Westminster Abbey  1 October 2026-stock-foto
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Judges from England and Wales mark the traditional Opening of the Legal Year ceremony at Westminster Abbey  1 October 2026-stock-foto
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Judges from England and Wales mark the traditional Opening of the Legal Year ceremony at Westminster Abbey  1 October 2026-stock-foto
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Judges from England and Wales mark the traditional Opening of the Legal Year ceremony at Westminster Abbey  1 October 2026-stock-foto
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Judges from England and Wales mark the traditional Opening of the Legal Year ceremony at Westminster Abbey  1 October 2026-stock-foto
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Judges from England and Wales mark the traditional Opening of the Legal Year ceremony at Westminster Abbey  1 October 2026-stock-foto
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Judges from England and Wales mark the traditional Opening of the Legal Year ceremony at Westminster Abbey  1 October 2026-stock-foto
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Judges from England and Wales mark the traditional Opening of the Legal Year ceremony at Westminster Abbey  1 October 2026-stock-foto
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Judges from England and Wales mark the traditional Opening of the Legal Year ceremony at Westminster Abbey  1 October 2026-stock-foto
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Judges from England and Wales mark the traditional Opening of the Legal Year ceremony at Westminster Abbey  1 October 2026-stock-foto
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Judges from England and Wales mark the traditional Opening of the Legal Year ceremony at Westminster Abbey  1 October 2026-stock-foto
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Judges from England and Wales mark the traditional Opening of the Legal Year ceremony at Westminster Abbey  1 October 2026-stock-foto
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Judges from England and Wales mark the traditional Opening of the Legal Year ceremony at Westminster Abbey  1 October 2026-stock-foto
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Judges from England and Wales mark the traditional Opening of the Legal Year ceremony at Westminster Abbey  1 October 2026-stock-foto
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Judges from England and Wales mark the traditional Opening of the Legal Year ceremony at Westminster Abbey  1 October 2026-stock-foto
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Judges from England and Wales mark the traditional Opening of the Legal Year ceremony at Westminster Abbey  1 October 2026-stock-foto
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London, UK. 01 Oct 2026. Notaries are seen walking to Parliament after attending The Judges Service To Mark the Start of The 2026 Legal Year. Credit: Justin Ng/Alamy Live News.-stock-foto
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London, UK.  1 October 2026.  Notaries and members of the legal profession mark the start of the legal year with a religious service in Westminster Abbey followed by a reception at the Westminster Abbey, hosted by the Lord Chancellor.  The custom dates back to the Middle Ages when the High Court was held in Westminster Hall and judges would walk over to Westminster Abbey for the service. Credit: Stephen Chung / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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London, UK.  1 October 2026.  Notaries join judges and members of the legal profession to mark the start of the legal year with a religious service in Westminster Abbey followed by a reception at the Westminster Abbey, hosted by the Lord Chancellor.  The custom dates back to the Middle Ages when the High Court was held in Westminster Hall and judges would walk over to Westminster Abbey for the service. Credit: Stephen Chung / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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London, UK.  1 October 2026.  Notaries join judges and members of the legal profession mark the start of the legal year with a religious service in Westminster Abbey followed by a reception at the Westminster Abbey, hosted by the Lord Chancellor.  The custom dates back to the Middle Ages when the High Court was held in Westminster Hall and judges would walk over to Westminster Abbey for the service. Credit: Stephen Chung / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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London, UK.  1 October 2026.  High Court Judges and members of the legal profession mark the start of the legal year with a religious service in Westminster Abbey followed by a reception at the Westminster Abbey, hosted by the Lord Chancellor.  The custom dates back to the Middle Ages when the High Court was held in Westminster Hall and judges would walk over to Westminster Abbey for the service. Credit: Stephen Chung / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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London, UK. 01 Oct 2026. District Judges are seen walking to Parliament after attending The Judges Service To Mark the Start of The 2026 Legal Year. Credit: Justin Ng/Alamy Live News.-stock-foto
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London, UK.  1 October 2026.  Judges and members of the legal profession mark the start of the legal year with a religious service in Westminster Abbey followed by a reception at the Westminster Abbey, hosted by the Lord Chancellor.  The custom dates back to the Middle Ages when the High Court was held in Westminster Hall and judges would walk over to Westminster Abbey for the service. Credit: Stephen Chung / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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London, UK.  1 October 2026.  Members of the legal profession mark the start of the legal year with a religious service in Westminster Abbey followed by a reception at the Westminster Abbey, hosted by the Lord Chancellor.  The custom dates back to the Middle Ages when the High Court was held in Westminster Hall and judges would walk over to Westminster Abbey for the service. Credit: Stephen Chung / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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London, UK.  1 October 2026.  Members of the legal profession mark the start of the legal year with a religious service in Westminster Abbey followed by a reception at the Westminster Abbey, hosted by the Lord Chancellor.  The custom dates back to the Middle Ages when the High Court was held in Westminster Hall and judges would walk over to Westminster Abbey for the service. Credit: Stephen Chung / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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London, UK.  1 October 2026.  High Court Judges and members of the legal profession mark the start of the legal year with a religious service in Westminster Abbey followed by a reception at the Westminster Abbey, hosted by the Lord Chancellor.  The custom dates back to the Middle Ages when the High Court was held in Westminster Hall and judges would walk over to Westminster Abbey for the service. Credit: Stephen Chung / Alamy Live News-stock-foto