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Manchester Flower Festival 23rd to 25th May 2026. Display outside Selfridges store, Exchange Square, central Manchester, UK.-stock-foto
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Manchester Flower Festival 23rd to 25th May 2026. Planted flower display outside Selfridges store, Exchange Square, central Manchester, UK.-stock-foto
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Sunday 24th May 2026. Malmesbury, Wiltshire, England - In the ancient hillside town of Malmesbury, Wiltshire, bright sunshine brings high temperatures for the 'Eat Malmesbury' Festival, showcasing local produce from around the area. Credit: Terry Mathews/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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A protester holds a placard saying ‘Keep Them Off Our Streets, Stop Police Brutality' during the protest. Protesters gather outside the offices of the Business Improvement District in Soho Road, Handsworth to demonstrate against the police crackdown in the area. They argue that police are racist and are disproportionately targeting black, brown and vulnerable members of the local community with stop and search, immigration checks and accuse them of looking after the interests of corporations rather than members of the public. West Midlands police claim the operation will work to make safer co-stock-foto
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A protester holds a placard saying ‘Keep Them Off Our Streets, Stop Police Brutality' during the protest. Protesters gather outside the offices of the Business Improvement District in Soho Road, Handsworth to demonstrate against the police crackdown in the area. They argue that police are racist and are disproportionately targeting black, brown and vulnerable members of the local community with stop and search, immigration checks and accuse them of looking after the interests of corporations rather than members of the public. West Midlands police claim the operation will work to make safer co-stock-foto
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A protester holds a placard saying ‘Keep Them Off Our Streets, Stop Police Brutality' during the protest. Protesters gather outside the offices of the Business Improvement District in Soho Road, Handsworth to demonstrate against the police crackdown in the area. They argue that police are racist and are disproportionately targeting black, brown and vulnerable members of the local community with stop and search, immigration checks and accuse them of looking after the interests of corporations rather than members of the public. West Midlands police claim the operation will work to make safer co-stock-foto
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A protester holds a placard saying ‘Keep Them Off Our Streets, Stop Police Brutality' during the protest. Protesters gather outside the offices of the Business Improvement District in Soho Road, Handsworth to demonstrate against the police crackdown in the area. They argue that police are racist and are disproportionately targeting black, brown and vulnerable members of the local community with stop and search, immigration checks and accuse them of looking after the interests of corporations rather than members of the public. West Midlands police claim the operation will work to make safer co-stock-foto
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A protester holds a placard saying ‘Racist Police Off Our Streets' during the protest. Protesters gather outside the offices of the Business Improvement District in Soho Road, Handsworth to demonstrate against the police crackdown in the area. They argue that police are racist and are disproportionately targeting black, brown and vulnerable members of the local community with stop and search, immigration checks and accuse them of looking after the interests of corporations rather than members of the public. West Midlands police claim the operation will work to make safer communities.-stock-foto
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A protester holds a placard saying ‘Racist Police Off Our Streets' during the protest. Protesters gather outside the offices of the Business Improvement District in Soho Road, Handsworth to demonstrate against the police crackdown in the area. They argue that police are racist and are disproportionately targeting black, brown and vulnerable members of the local community with stop and search, immigration checks and accuse them of looking after the interests of corporations rather than members of the public. West Midlands police claim the operation will work to make safer communities.-stock-foto
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Protesters gather outside the Business Improvement District's offices and listen to speeches one wears a shirt with a patch saying ‘Reproductive Rights Are Human Rights' during the protest. Protesters gather outside the offices of the Business Improvement District in Soho Road, Handsworth to demonstrate against the police crackdown in the area. They argue that police are racist and are disproportionately targeting black, brown and vulnerable members of the local community with stop and search, immigration checks and accuse them of looking after the interests of corporations rather than member-stock-foto
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Protesters gather outside the Business Improvement District's offices and listen to speeches one wears a shirt with a patch saying ‘Reproductive Rights Are Human Rights' during the protest. Protesters gather outside the offices of the Business Improvement District in Soho Road, Handsworth to demonstrate against the police crackdown in the area. They argue that police are racist and are disproportionately targeting black, brown and vulnerable members of the local community with stop and search, immigration checks and accuse them of looking after the interests of corporations rather than member-stock-foto
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A placard is posted outside the Business Improvement District's offices demanding an end to stop and search during the protest. Protesters gather outside the offices of the Business Improvement District in Soho Road, Handsworth to demonstrate against the police crackdown in the area. They argue that police are racist and are disproportionately targeting black, brown and vulnerable members of the local community with stop and search, immigration checks and accuse them of looking after the interests of corporations rather than members of the public. West Midlands police claim the operation will-stock-foto
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A placard is posted outside the Business Improvement District's offices demanding an end to stop and search during the protest. Protesters gather outside the offices of the Business Improvement District in Soho Road, Handsworth to demonstrate against the police crackdown in the area. They argue that police are racist and are disproportionately targeting black, brown and vulnerable members of the local community with stop and search, immigration checks and accuse them of looking after the interests of corporations rather than members of the public. West Midlands police claim the operation will-stock-foto
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A banner is flown by protesters outside the Business Improvement District's offices demanding Operation Fearless leaves Handsworth and saying the area needs food to help the local population not cops during the protest. Protesters gather outside the offices of the Business Improvement District in Soho Road, Handsworth to demonstrate against the police crackdown in the area. They argue that police are racist and are disproportionately targeting black, brown and vulnerable members of the local community with stop and search, immigration checks and accuse them of looking after the interests of c-stock-foto
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A banner is flown by protesters outside the Business Improvement District's offices demanding Operation Fearless leaves Handsworth and saying the area needs food to help the local population not cops during the protest. Protesters gather outside the offices of the Business Improvement District in Soho Road, Handsworth to demonstrate against the police crackdown in the area. They argue that police are racist and are disproportionately targeting black, brown and vulnerable members of the local community with stop and search, immigration checks and accuse them of looking after the interests of c-stock-foto
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A banner is flown by protesters outside the Business Improvement District's offices demanding Operation Fearless leaves Handsworth and saying the area needs food to help the local population not cops during the protest. Protesters gather outside the offices of the Business Improvement District in Soho Road, Handsworth to demonstrate against the police crackdown in the area. They argue that police are racist and are disproportionately targeting black, brown and vulnerable members of the local community with stop and search, immigration checks and accuse them of looking after the interests of c-stock-foto
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A banner is flown by protesters outside the Business Improvement District's offices demanding Operation Fearless leaves Handsworth and saying the area needs food to help the local population not cops during the protest. Protesters gather outside the offices of the Business Improvement District in Soho Road, Handsworth to demonstrate against the police crackdown in the area. They argue that police are racist and are disproportionately targeting black, brown and vulnerable members of the local community with stop and search, immigration checks and accuse them of looking after the interests of c-stock-foto
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Protesters listen to speeches during the protest. Protesters gather outside the offices of the Business Improvement District in Soho Road, Handsworth to demonstrate against the police crackdown in the area. They argue that police are racist and are disproportionately targeting black, brown and vulnerable members of the local community with stop and search, immigration checks and accuse them of looking after the interests of corporations rather than members of the public. West Midlands police claim the operation will work to make safer communities.-stock-foto
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Protesters listen to speeches during the protest. Protesters gather outside the offices of the Business Improvement District in Soho Road, Handsworth to demonstrate against the police crackdown in the area. They argue that police are racist and are disproportionately targeting black, brown and vulnerable members of the local community with stop and search, immigration checks and accuse them of looking after the interests of corporations rather than members of the public. West Midlands police claim the operation will work to make safer communities.-stock-foto
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Protesters listen to speeches during the protest. Protesters gather outside the offices of the Business Improvement District in Soho Road, Handsworth to demonstrate against the police crackdown in the area. They argue that police are racist and are disproportionately targeting black, brown and vulnerable members of the local community with stop and search, immigration checks and accuse them of looking after the interests of corporations rather than members of the public. West Midlands police claim the operation will work to make safer communities.-stock-foto
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Protesters listen to speeches during the protest. Protesters gather outside the offices of the Business Improvement District in Soho Road, Handsworth to demonstrate against the police crackdown in the area. They argue that police are racist and are disproportionately targeting black, brown and vulnerable members of the local community with stop and search, immigration checks and accuse them of looking after the interests of corporations rather than members of the public. West Midlands police claim the operation will work to make safer communities.-stock-foto
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A protester holds a placard saying ‘Keep Them Off Our Streets, Stop Police Brutality' during the protest. Protesters gather outside the offices of the Business Improvement District in Soho Road, Handsworth to demonstrate against the police crackdown in the area. They argue that police are racist and are disproportionately targeting black, brown and vulnerable members of the local community with stop and search, immigration checks and accuse them of looking after the interests of corporations rather than members of the public. West Midlands police claim the operation will work to make safer co-stock-foto
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A protester holds a placard saying ‘Keep Them Off Our Streets, Stop Police Brutality' during the protest. Protesters gather outside the offices of the Business Improvement District in Soho Road, Handsworth to demonstrate against the police crackdown in the area. They argue that police are racist and are disproportionately targeting black, brown and vulnerable members of the local community with stop and search, immigration checks and accuse them of looking after the interests of corporations rather than members of the public. West Midlands police claim the operation will work to make safer co-stock-foto
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A protester holds a placard saying ‘No Justice No Peace No Police On Our Streets' as a speaker addresses those assembled during the protest. Protesters gather outside the offices of the Business Improvement District in Soho Road, Handsworth to demonstrate against the police crackdown in the area. They argue that police are racist and are disproportionately targeting black, brown and vulnerable members of the local community with stop and search, immigration checks and accuse them of looking after the interests of corporations rather than members of the public. West Midlands police claim the o-stock-foto
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A protester holds a placard saying ‘No Justice No Peace No Police On Our Streets' as a speaker addresses those assembled during the protest. Protesters gather outside the offices of the Business Improvement District in Soho Road, Handsworth to demonstrate against the police crackdown in the area. They argue that police are racist and are disproportionately targeting black, brown and vulnerable members of the local community with stop and search, immigration checks and accuse them of looking after the interests of corporations rather than members of the public. West Midlands police claim the o-stock-foto
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A protester holds a placard saying ‘No Justice No Peace No Police On Our Streets' as a speaker addresses those assembled during the protest. Protesters gather outside the offices of the Business Improvement District in Soho Road, Handsworth to demonstrate against the police crackdown in the area. They argue that police are racist and are disproportionately targeting black, brown and vulnerable members of the local community with stop and search, immigration checks and accuse them of looking after the interests of corporations rather than members of the public. West Midlands police claim the o-stock-foto
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A protester holds a placard saying ‘No Justice No Peace No Police On Our Streets' as a speaker addresses those assembled during the protest. Protesters gather outside the offices of the Business Improvement District in Soho Road, Handsworth to demonstrate against the police crackdown in the area. They argue that police are racist and are disproportionately targeting black, brown and vulnerable members of the local community with stop and search, immigration checks and accuse them of looking after the interests of corporations rather than members of the public. West Midlands police claim the o-stock-foto
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Protesters gather outside the Business Improvement District's offices and listen to speeches during the protest. Protesters gather outside the offices of the Business Improvement District in Soho Road, Handsworth to demonstrate against the police crackdown in the area. They argue that police are racist and are disproportionately targeting black, brown and vulnerable members of the local community with stop and search, immigration checks and accuse them of looking after the interests of corporations rather than members of the public. West Midlands police claim the operation will work to make s-stock-foto
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Protesters gather outside the Business Improvement District's offices and listen to speeches during the protest. Protesters gather outside the offices of the Business Improvement District in Soho Road, Handsworth to demonstrate against the police crackdown in the area. They argue that police are racist and are disproportionately targeting black, brown and vulnerable members of the local community with stop and search, immigration checks and accuse them of looking after the interests of corporations rather than members of the public. West Midlands police claim the operation will work to make s-stock-foto
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A protester holds a placard saying ‘No Justice No Peace No Police On Our Streets' during the protest. Protesters gather outside the offices of the Business Improvement District in Soho Road, Handsworth to demonstrate against the police crackdown in the area. They argue that police are racist and are disproportionately targeting black, brown and vulnerable members of the local community with stop and search, immigration checks and accuse them of looking after the interests of corporations rather than members of the public. West Midlands police claim the operation will work to make safer commun-stock-foto
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A protester holds a placard saying ‘No Justice No Peace No Police On Our Streets' during the protest. Protesters gather outside the offices of the Business Improvement District in Soho Road, Handsworth to demonstrate against the police crackdown in the area. They argue that police are racist and are disproportionately targeting black, brown and vulnerable members of the local community with stop and search, immigration checks and accuse them of looking after the interests of corporations rather than members of the public. West Midlands police claim the operation will work to make safer commun-stock-foto
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A protester holds a placard saying ‘Racist Police Off Our Streets' during the protest. Protesters gather outside the offices of the Business Improvement District in Soho Road, Handsworth to demonstrate against the police crackdown in the area. They argue that police are racist and are disproportionately targeting black, brown and vulnerable members of the local community with stop and search, immigration checks and accuse them of looking after the interests of corporations rather than members of the public. West Midlands police claim the operation will work to make safer communities.-stock-foto
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A protester holds a placard saying ‘Racist Police Off Our Streets' during the protest. Protesters gather outside the offices of the Business Improvement District in Soho Road, Handsworth to demonstrate against the police crackdown in the area. They argue that police are racist and are disproportionately targeting black, brown and vulnerable members of the local community with stop and search, immigration checks and accuse them of looking after the interests of corporations rather than members of the public. West Midlands police claim the operation will work to make safer communities.-stock-foto
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A protester holds a placard saying ‘Racist Police Off Our Streets' during the protest. Protesters gather outside the offices of the Business Improvement District in Soho Road, Handsworth to demonstrate against the police crackdown in the area. They argue that police are racist and are disproportionately targeting black, brown and vulnerable members of the local community with stop and search, immigration checks and accuse them of looking after the interests of corporations rather than members of the public. West Midlands police claim the operation will work to make safer communities.-stock-foto
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A protester holds a placard saying ‘Racist Police Off Our Streets' during the protest. Protesters gather outside the offices of the Business Improvement District in Soho Road, Handsworth to demonstrate against the police crackdown in the area. They argue that police are racist and are disproportionately targeting black, brown and vulnerable members of the local community with stop and search, immigration checks and accuse them of looking after the interests of corporations rather than members of the public. West Midlands police claim the operation will work to make safer communities.-stock-foto
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A protester holds a placard saying ‘British State = Racist State' during the protest. Protesters gather outside the offices of the Business Improvement District in Soho Road, Handsworth to demonstrate against the police crackdown in the area. They argue that police are racist and are disproportionately targeting black, brown and vulnerable members of the local community with stop and search, immigration checks and accuse them of looking after the interests of corporations rather than members of the public. West Midlands police claim the operation will work to make safer communities.-stock-foto
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A protester holds a placard saying ‘British State = Racist State' during the protest. Protesters gather outside the offices of the Business Improvement District in Soho Road, Handsworth to demonstrate against the police crackdown in the area. They argue that police are racist and are disproportionately targeting black, brown and vulnerable members of the local community with stop and search, immigration checks and accuse them of looking after the interests of corporations rather than members of the public. West Midlands police claim the operation will work to make safer communities.-stock-foto
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Protesters listen to speeches during the protest. Protesters gather outside the offices of the Business Improvement District in Soho Road, Handsworth to demonstrate against the police crackdown in the area. They argue that police are racist and are disproportionately targeting black, brown and vulnerable members of the local community with stop and search, immigration checks and accuse them of looking after the interests of corporations rather than members of the public. West Midlands police claim the operation will work to make safer communities.-stock-foto
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Protesters listen to speeches during the protest. Protesters gather outside the offices of the Business Improvement District in Soho Road, Handsworth to demonstrate against the police crackdown in the area. They argue that police are racist and are disproportionately targeting black, brown and vulnerable members of the local community with stop and search, immigration checks and accuse them of looking after the interests of corporations rather than members of the public. West Midlands police claim the operation will work to make safer communities.-stock-foto
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May 23, 2026, Palestine, Gaza: (INT) Five Police Officers Killed in Israeli Strike on Police post in Northern of Gaza city. May 23, 2026, Gaza, Palestine: Five police officers affiliated with the Hamas-run police force were killed and others wounded in an Israeli airstrike targeting a police post in the Al-Tawam area north of Gaza. According to local sources, Israeli aircraft fired at least two missiles at the location, while wounded individuals were transferred to nearby medical facilities for treatment. (Credit Image: © Hashem Zimmo/TheNEWS2 via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for-stock-foto
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