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    Prime Minister Boris Johnson-India Tour Day One
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  • Prime Minister Boris Johnson-India Tour Day One
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    Prime Minister Boris Johnson-India Tour Day One
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  • Prime Minister Boris Johnson-India Tour Day One
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    Prime Minister Boris Johnson-India Tour Day One
    21/04/2022.Vadodara, India. Prime Minister Boris Johnson departs for Ahmedabad by helicopter after visiting the JCB factory at Vadodara. Picture by Andrew Parsons / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine

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  • Prime Minister Boris Johnson-India Tour Day One
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    Prime Minister Boris Johnson-India Tour Day One
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  • Prime Minister Boris Johnson-India Tour Day One
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    Prime Minister Boris Johnson-India Tour Day One
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    Prime Minister Boris Johnson-India Tour Day One
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  • FEATURE - Neue Maschine flickt Schlaglöcher in nur acht Minuten
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    FEATURE - Neue Maschine flickt Schlaglöcher in nur acht Minuten
    Ferrari Press Agency
    Potholes 1
    Ref 12538
    11/01/2021
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    Picture must credit: JCB

    Digger company JCB has unveiled a new pothole-repairing machine that it claims is able to repair holes in less than eight minutes.Called the Pothole Pro, the all-in-one machine repairs holes four times faster than traditional methods yet is also significantly cheaper, according to the British firm.It is equipped with a cutter, sweeper/bucket and a hydraulic cropping tool, allowing it to cut defects, crop pothole edges and clean holes.By streamlining these tasks, which would traditionally be done manually by pothole-filling teams, JCB says the Pothole Pro reduces daily costs by up to half.It has a 25mph top speed so can also save transport costs by relocating quickly between sites.A 600mm-wide planar and integrated dust-suppression system, lets the driver plane a full carriageway from the curb without repositioning.In initial testing, the machine filled 51 holes in 20 days – a task that JCB says would have taken a team of up to six people 63 days to achieve.The Pothole Pro was trialled during 2020 in Stoke-on-Trent, where it repaired holes at a rate equivalent to 700 per month

    OPS: The Pothole Pro in action.

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  • FEATURE - Neue Maschine flickt Schlaglöcher in nur acht Minuten
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    FEATURE - Neue Maschine flickt Schlaglöcher in nur acht Minuten
    Ferrari Press Agency
    Potholes 1
    Ref 12538
    11/01/2021
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    Picture must credit: JCB

    Digger company JCB has unveiled a new pothole-repairing machine that it claims is able to repair holes in less than eight minutes.Called the Pothole Pro, the all-in-one machine repairs holes four times faster than traditional methods yet is also significantly cheaper, according to the British firm.It is equipped with a cutter, sweeper/bucket and a hydraulic cropping tool, allowing it to cut defects, crop pothole edges and clean holes.By streamlining these tasks, which would traditionally be done manually by pothole-filling teams, JCB says the Pothole Pro reduces daily costs by up to half.It has a 25mph top speed so can also save transport costs by relocating quickly between sites.A 600mm-wide planar and integrated dust-suppression system, lets the driver plane a full carriageway from the curb without repositioning.In initial testing, the machine filled 51 holes in 20 days – a task that JCB says would have taken a team of up to six people 63 days to achieve.The Pothole Pro was trialled during 2020 in Stoke-on-Trent, where it repaired holes at a rate equivalent to 700 per month

    OPS: The Pothole Pro in action.

    Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)

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  • FEATURE - Neue Maschine flickt Schlaglöcher in nur acht Minuten
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    FEATURE - Neue Maschine flickt Schlaglöcher in nur acht Minuten
    Ferrari Press Agency
    Potholes 1
    Ref 12538
    11/01/2021
    See Ferrari text
    Picture must credit: JCB

    Digger company JCB has unveiled a new pothole-repairing machine that it claims is able to repair holes in less than eight minutes.Called the Pothole Pro, the all-in-one machine repairs holes four times faster than traditional methods yet is also significantly cheaper, according to the British firm.It is equipped with a cutter, sweeper/bucket and a hydraulic cropping tool, allowing it to cut defects, crop pothole edges and clean holes.By streamlining these tasks, which would traditionally be done manually by pothole-filling teams, JCB says the Pothole Pro reduces daily costs by up to half.It has a 25mph top speed so can also save transport costs by relocating quickly between sites.A 600mm-wide planar and integrated dust-suppression system, lets the driver plane a full carriageway from the curb without repositioning.In initial testing, the machine filled 51 holes in 20 days – a task that JCB says would have taken a team of up to six people 63 days to achieve.The Pothole Pro was trialled during 2020 in Stoke-on-Trent, where it repaired holes at a rate equivalent to 700 per month

    OPS: The Pothole Pro in action.

    Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)

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  • FEATURE - Neue Maschine flickt Schlaglöcher in nur acht Minuten
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    FEATURE - Neue Maschine flickt Schlaglöcher in nur acht Minuten
    Ferrari Press Agency
    Potholes 1
    Ref 12538
    11/01/2021
    See Ferrari text
    Picture must credit: JCB

    Digger company JCB has unveiled a new pothole-repairing machine that it claims is able to repair holes in less than eight minutes.Called the Pothole Pro, the all-in-one machine repairs holes four times faster than traditional methods yet is also significantly cheaper, according to the British firm.It is equipped with a cutter, sweeper/bucket and a hydraulic cropping tool, allowing it to cut defects, crop pothole edges and clean holes.By streamlining these tasks, which would traditionally be done manually by pothole-filling teams, JCB says the Pothole Pro reduces daily costs by up to half.It has a 25mph top speed so can also save transport costs by relocating quickly between sites.A 600mm-wide planar and integrated dust-suppression system, lets the driver plane a full carriageway from the curb without repositioning.In initial testing, the machine filled 51 holes in 20 days – a task that JCB says would have taken a team of up to six people 63 days to achieve.The Pothole Pro was trialled during 2020 in Stoke-on-Trent, where it repaired holes at a rate equivalent to 700 per month

    OPS: The Pothole Pro in action.

    Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)

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  • FEATURE - Neue Maschine flickt Schlaglöcher in nur acht Minuten
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    FEATURE - Neue Maschine flickt Schlaglöcher in nur acht Minuten
    Ferrari Press Agency
    Potholes 1
    Ref 12538
    11/01/2021
    See Ferrari text
    Picture must credit: JCB

    Digger company JCB has unveiled a new pothole-repairing machine that it claims is able to repair holes in less than eight minutes.Called the Pothole Pro, the all-in-one machine repairs holes four times faster than traditional methods yet is also significantly cheaper, according to the British firm.It is equipped with a cutter, sweeper/bucket and a hydraulic cropping tool, allowing it to cut defects, crop pothole edges and clean holes.By streamlining these tasks, which would traditionally be done manually by pothole-filling teams, JCB says the Pothole Pro reduces daily costs by up to half.It has a 25mph top speed so can also save transport costs by relocating quickly between sites.A 600mm-wide planar and integrated dust-suppression system, lets the driver plane a full carriageway from the curb without repositioning.In initial testing, the machine filled 51 holes in 20 days – a task that JCB says would have taken a team of up to six people 63 days to achieve.The Pothole Pro was trialled during 2020 in Stoke-on-Trent, where it repaired holes at a rate equivalent to 700 per month

    OPS: The Pothole Pro in action.

    Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)

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  • FEATURE - Neue Maschine flickt Schlaglöcher in nur acht Minuten
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    FEATURE - Neue Maschine flickt Schlaglöcher in nur acht Minuten
    Ferrari Press Agency
    Potholes 1
    Ref 12538
    11/01/2021
    See Ferrari text
    Picture must credit: JCB

    Digger company JCB has unveiled a new pothole-repairing machine that it claims is able to repair holes in less than eight minutes.Called the Pothole Pro, the all-in-one machine repairs holes four times faster than traditional methods yet is also significantly cheaper, according to the British firm.It is equipped with a cutter, sweeper/bucket and a hydraulic cropping tool, allowing it to cut defects, crop pothole edges and clean holes.By streamlining these tasks, which would traditionally be done manually by pothole-filling teams, JCB says the Pothole Pro reduces daily costs by up to half.It has a 25mph top speed so can also save transport costs by relocating quickly between sites.A 600mm-wide planar and integrated dust-suppression system, lets the driver plane a full carriageway from the curb without repositioning.In initial testing, the machine filled 51 holes in 20 days – a task that JCB says would have taken a team of up to six people 63 days to achieve.The Pothole Pro was trialled during 2020 in Stoke-on-Trent, where it repaired holes at a rate equivalent to 700 per month

    OPS: The Pothole Pro in action.

    Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)

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  • FEATURE - Neue Maschine flickt Schlaglöcher in nur acht Minuten
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    FEATURE - Neue Maschine flickt Schlaglöcher in nur acht Minuten
    Ferrari Press Agency
    Potholes 1
    Ref 12538
    11/01/2021
    See Ferrari text
    Picture must credit: JCB

    Digger company JCB has unveiled a new pothole-repairing machine that it claims is able to repair holes in less than eight minutes.Called the Pothole Pro, the all-in-one machine repairs holes four times faster than traditional methods yet is also significantly cheaper, according to the British firm.It is equipped with a cutter, sweeper/bucket and a hydraulic cropping tool, allowing it to cut defects, crop pothole edges and clean holes.By streamlining these tasks, which would traditionally be done manually by pothole-filling teams, JCB says the Pothole Pro reduces daily costs by up to half.It has a 25mph top speed so can also save transport costs by relocating quickly between sites.A 600mm-wide planar and integrated dust-suppression system, lets the driver plane a full carriageway from the curb without repositioning.In initial testing, the machine filled 51 holes in 20 days – a task that JCB says would have taken a team of up to six people 63 days to achieve.The Pothole Pro was trialled during 2020 in Stoke-on-Trent, where it repaired holes at a rate equivalent to 700 per month

    OPS: The Pothole Pro in action.

    Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Neue Maschine flickt Schlaglöcher in nur acht Minuten
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    FEATURE - Neue Maschine flickt Schlaglöcher in nur acht Minuten
    Ferrari Press Agency
    Potholes 1
    Ref 12538
    11/01/2021
    See Ferrari text
    Picture must credit: JCB

    Digger company JCB has unveiled a new pothole-repairing machine that it claims is able to repair holes in less than eight minutes.Called the Pothole Pro, the all-in-one machine repairs holes four times faster than traditional methods yet is also significantly cheaper, according to the British firm.It is equipped with a cutter, sweeper/bucket and a hydraulic cropping tool, allowing it to cut defects, crop pothole edges and clean holes.By streamlining these tasks, which would traditionally be done manually by pothole-filling teams, JCB says the Pothole Pro reduces daily costs by up to half.It has a 25mph top speed so can also save transport costs by relocating quickly between sites.A 600mm-wide planar and integrated dust-suppression system, lets the driver plane a full carriageway from the curb without repositioning.In initial testing, the machine filled 51 holes in 20 days – a task that JCB says would have taken a team of up to six people 63 days to achieve.The Pothole Pro was trialled during 2020 in Stoke-on-Trent, where it repaired holes at a rate equivalent to 700 per month

    OPS: The Pothole Pro in action.

    Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Neue Maschine flickt Schlaglöcher in nur acht Minuten
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    FEATURE - Neue Maschine flickt Schlaglöcher in nur acht Minuten
    Ferrari Press Agency
    Potholes 1
    Ref 12538
    11/01/2021
    See Ferrari text
    Picture must credit: JCB

    Digger company JCB has unveiled a new pothole-repairing machine that it claims is able to repair holes in less than eight minutes.Called the Pothole Pro, the all-in-one machine repairs holes four times faster than traditional methods yet is also significantly cheaper, according to the British firm.It is equipped with a cutter, sweeper/bucket and a hydraulic cropping tool, allowing it to cut defects, crop pothole edges and clean holes.By streamlining these tasks, which would traditionally be done manually by pothole-filling teams, JCB says the Pothole Pro reduces daily costs by up to half.It has a 25mph top speed so can also save transport costs by relocating quickly between sites.A 600mm-wide planar and integrated dust-suppression system, lets the driver plane a full carriageway from the curb without repositioning.In initial testing, the machine filled 51 holes in 20 days – a task that JCB says would have taken a team of up to six people 63 days to achieve.The Pothole Pro was trialled during 2020 in Stoke-on-Trent, where it repaired holes at a rate equivalent to 700 per month

    OPS: The Pothole Pro in action.

    Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Traktor fährt 215 km/h: Weltrekord
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    FEATURE - Traktor fährt 215 km/h: Weltrekord
    Ferrari Press Agency
    Ref 11115
    Tractor 1
    18/11/2019
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    Pictures must credit : Guinness World Records

    A daredevil driver has broken the speed record – for a tractor.British adrenalin junkie Guy Martin took the wheel of UK maker JCB’s Fastrac Two and powered to 135.191 mph / 217.570 km/h.That set a new Guinness World Records title for fastest tractor (modified).?Guy, a lorry mechanic, motorcycle racer and TV presenter, set the record at Elvington airfield in Yorkshire in the UK. He initially set a record for 103.64 mph / 166.79 km/h in his modified JCB earlier in the Summer at the wheel of Fastrac One tractor .The previous 87.2 miles an hour / 140.33 km/h.He was able to go even quicker once further improvements had been made for Fastrac Two.Changes included a 1,000 hp engine, a smaller cab and improved aerodynamics.? ?It hit a peak speed of 153.771mph on its way to recording an average of 135.191mph

    OPS: Oce cubes being poured into the Fastrac Two's massive heat exchanger
    Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Traktor fährt 215 km/h: Weltrekord
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    FEATURE - Traktor fährt 215 km/h: Weltrekord
    Ferrari Press Agency
    Ref 11115
    Tractor 1
    18/11/2019
    See Ferrari text
    Pictures must credit : Guinness World Records

    A daredevil driver has broken the speed record – for a tractor.British adrenalin junkie Guy Martin took the wheel of UK maker JCB’s Fastrac Two and powered to 135.191 mph / 217.570 km/h.That set a new Guinness World Records title for fastest tractor (modified).?Guy, a lorry mechanic, motorcycle racer and TV presenter, set the record at Elvington airfield in Yorkshire in the UK. He initially set a record for 103.64 mph / 166.79 km/h in his modified JCB earlier in the Summer at the wheel of Fastrac One tractor .The previous 87.2 miles an hour / 140.33 km/h.He was able to go even quicker once further improvements had been made for Fastrac Two.Changes included a 1,000 hp engine, a smaller cab and improved aerodynamics.? ?It hit a peak speed of 153.771mph on its way to recording an average of 135.191mph

    OPS: The Fastrac Two with Guy Martin at the wheel is pushed to the start line

    Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)

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  • FEATURE - Traktor fährt 215 km/h: Weltrekord
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    FEATURE - Traktor fährt 215 km/h: Weltrekord
    Ferrari Press Agency
    Ref 11115
    Tractor 1
    18/11/2019
    See Ferrari text
    Pictures must credit : Guinness World Records

    A daredevil driver has broken the speed record – for a tractor.British adrenalin junkie Guy Martin took the wheel of UK maker JCB’s Fastrac Two and powered to 135.191 mph / 217.570 km/h.That set a new Guinness World Records title for fastest tractor (modified).?Guy, a lorry mechanic, motorcycle racer and TV presenter, set the record at Elvington airfield in Yorkshire in the UK. He initially set a record for 103.64 mph / 166.79 km/h in his modified JCB earlier in the Summer at the wheel of Fastrac One tractor .The previous 87.2 miles an hour / 140.33 km/h.He was able to go even quicker once further improvements had been made for Fastrac Two.Changes included a 1,000 hp engine, a smaller cab and improved aerodynamics.? ?It hit a peak speed of 153.771mph on its way to recording an average of 135.191mph

    OPS: Guy Martin

    Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Traktor fährt 215 km/h: Weltrekord
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    FEATURE - Traktor fährt 215 km/h: Weltrekord
    Ferrari Press Agency
    Ref 11115
    Tractor 1
    18/11/2019
    See Ferrari text
    Pictures must credit : Guinness World Records

    A daredevil driver has broken the speed record – for a tractor.British adrenalin junkie Guy Martin took the wheel of UK maker JCB’s Fastrac Two and powered to 135.191 mph / 217.570 km/h.That set a new Guinness World Records title for fastest tractor (modified).?Guy, a lorry mechanic, motorcycle racer and TV presenter, set the record at Elvington airfield in Yorkshire in the UK. He initially set a record for 103.64 mph / 166.79 km/h in his modified JCB earlier in the Summer at the wheel of Fastrac One tractor .The previous 87.2 miles an hour / 140.33 km/h.He was able to go even quicker once further improvements had been made for Fastrac Two.Changes included a 1,000 hp engine, a smaller cab and improved aerodynamics.? ?It hit a peak speed of 153.771mph on its way to recording an average of 135.191mph

    OPS: Guy Martin is congratulated by the Guinness World Records adjudicator after his record-breaking drive

    Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Traktor fährt 215 km/h: Weltrekord
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    FEATURE - Traktor fährt 215 km/h: Weltrekord
    Ferrari Press Agency
    Ref 11115
    Tractor 1
    18/11/2019
    See Ferrari text
    Pictures must credit : Guinness World Records

    A daredevil driver has broken the speed record – for a tractor.British adrenalin junkie Guy Martin took the wheel of UK maker JCB’s Fastrac Two and powered to 135.191 mph / 217.570 km/h.That set a new Guinness World Records title for fastest tractor (modified).?Guy, a lorry mechanic, motorcycle racer and TV presenter, set the record at Elvington airfield in Yorkshire in the UK. He initially set a record for 103.64 mph / 166.79 km/h in his modified JCB earlier in the Summer at the wheel of Fastrac One tractor .The previous 87.2 miles an hour / 140.33 km/h.He was able to go even quicker once further improvements had been made for Fastrac Two.Changes included a 1,000 hp engine, a smaller cab and improved aerodynamics.? ?It hit a peak speed of 153.771mph on its way to recording an average of 135.191mph

    OPS: The Fastrac Two with Guy Martin at the wheel setting the new world record.

    Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)

    (c) Dukas

     

  • ATM Robbery Ireland
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    ATM Robbery Ireland
    The ATM Robbery at AIB in Castleblaney town in Ireland.
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  • ATM Robbery Ireland
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    ATM Robbery Ireland
    The ATM Robbery at AIB in Castleblaney town in Ireland.
    © Steve Humphreys / The Irish Independent / eyevine

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  • FEATURE - Best of - Bilder des Tages
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    FEATURE - Best of - Bilder des Tages
    Mandatory Credit: Photo by Kieran McManus/BPI/REX/Shutterstock (9465967m)
    Owner Michael O'Leary kisses Farclas after winning The JCB Triumph Hurdle
    Cheltenham Festival Gold Cup Day, Horse Racing, Cheltenham, UK - 16 Mar 2018

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  • Firefighters use digger to help lift horse that can't stand, Chingford, London, Britain - 30 May 2015
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    Firefighters use digger to help lift horse that can't stand, Chingford, London, Britain - 30 May 2015
    Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX Shutterstock (4836070h)
    Firefighters use a JCB and lifting equipment to slowly lift horse 'Feller'
    Firefighters use digger to help lift horse that can't stand, Chingford, London, Britain - 30 May 2015
    When 32-year-old horse Feller fell to the ground after injuring its leg owners Karen and Peter Jaggs feared the worse. With Feller unable to stand and sprawled in a field, someone at Barnfield Riding Stables in Chingford remembered seeing a reality televison programme where fire crews were called to lift a stricken horse. So they called for assistance and two fire teams - a specialist rescue crew and a speciaist large animal crew - were sent. Firefighters managed to requisition a JCB digger and used fire service heavy animal lifting equipment to slowly raise Feller to his feet. Looking on anxiously, Karen and Peter held their breath as the horse was examined by a vet, but, thankfully, Feller soon found his feet and ran off.
    (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)

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  • Firefighters use digger to help lift horse that can't stand, Chingford, London, Britain - 30 May 2015
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    Firefighters use digger to help lift horse that can't stand, Chingford, London, Britain - 30 May 2015
    Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX Shutterstock (4836070f)
    Firefighters use a JCB and lifting equipment to slowly lift horse 'Feller'
    Firefighters use digger to help lift horse that can't stand, Chingford, London, Britain - 30 May 2015
    When 32-year-old horse Feller fell to the ground after injuring its leg owners Karen and Peter Jaggs feared the worse. With Feller unable to stand and sprawled in a field, someone at Barnfield Riding Stables in Chingford remembered seeing a reality televison programme where fire crews were called to lift a stricken horse. So they called for assistance and two fire teams - a specialist rescue crew and a speciaist large animal crew - were sent. Firefighters managed to requisition a JCB digger and used fire service heavy animal lifting equipment to slowly raise Feller to his feet. Looking on anxiously, Karen and Peter held their breath as the horse was examined by a vet, but, thankfully, Feller soon found his feet and ran off.
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  • Firefighters use digger to help lift horse that can't stand, Chingford, London, Britain - 30 May 2015
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    Firefighters use digger to help lift horse that can't stand, Chingford, London, Britain - 30 May 2015
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    Firefighters use a JCB and lifting equipment to slowly lift horse 'Feller'
    Firefighters use digger to help lift horse that can't stand, Chingford, London, Britain - 30 May 2015
    When 32-year-old horse Feller fell to the ground after injuring its leg owners Karen and Peter Jaggs feared the worse. With Feller unable to stand and sprawled in a field, someone at Barnfield Riding Stables in Chingford remembered seeing a reality televison programme where fire crews were called to lift a stricken horse. So they called for assistance and two fire teams - a specialist rescue crew and a speciaist large animal crew - were sent. Firefighters managed to requisition a JCB digger and used fire service heavy animal lifting equipment to slowly raise Feller to his feet. Looking on anxiously, Karen and Peter held their breath as the horse was examined by a vet, but, thankfully, Feller soon found his feet and ran off.
    (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)

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  • Firefighters use digger to help lift horse that can't stand, Chingford, London, Britain - 30 May 2015
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    Firefighters use digger to help lift horse that can't stand, Chingford, London, Britain - 30 May 2015
    Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX Shutterstock (4836070a)
    Firefighters use a JCB and lifting equipment to slowly lift horse 'Feller'
    Firefighters use digger to help lift horse that can't stand, Chingford, London, Britain - 30 May 2015
    When 32-year-old horse Feller fell to the ground after injuring its leg owners Karen and Peter Jaggs feared the worse. With Feller unable to stand and sprawled in a field, someone at Barnfield Riding Stables in Chingford remembered seeing a reality televison programme where fire crews were called to lift a stricken horse. So they called for assistance and two fire teams - a specialist rescue crew and a speciaist large animal crew - were sent. Firefighters managed to requisition a JCB digger and used fire service heavy animal lifting equipment to slowly raise Feller to his feet. Looking on anxiously, Karen and Peter held their breath as the horse was examined by a vet, but, thankfully, Feller soon found his feet and ran off.
    (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)

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  • Firefighters use digger to help lift horse that can't stand, Chingford, London, Britain - 30 May 2015
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    Firefighters use digger to help lift horse that can't stand, Chingford, London, Britain - 30 May 2015
    Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX Shutterstock (4836070g)
    Firefighters use a JCB and lifting equipment to slowly lift horse 'Feller'
    Firefighters use digger to help lift horse that can't stand, Chingford, London, Britain - 30 May 2015
    When 32-year-old horse Feller fell to the ground after injuring its leg owners Karen and Peter Jaggs feared the worse. With Feller unable to stand and sprawled in a field, someone at Barnfield Riding Stables in Chingford remembered seeing a reality televison programme where fire crews were called to lift a stricken horse. So they called for assistance and two fire teams - a specialist rescue crew and a speciaist large animal crew - were sent. Firefighters managed to requisition a JCB digger and used fire service heavy animal lifting equipment to slowly raise Feller to his feet. Looking on anxiously, Karen and Peter held their breath as the horse was examined by a vet, but, thankfully, Feller soon found his feet and ran off.
    (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)

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  • Firefighters use digger to help lift horse that can't stand, Chingford, London, Britain - 30 May 2015
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    Firefighters use digger to help lift horse that can't stand, Chingford, London, Britain - 30 May 2015
    Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX Shutterstock (4836070d)
    Firefighters use a JCB and lifting equipment to slowly lift horse 'Feller'
    Firefighters use digger to help lift horse that can't stand, Chingford, London, Britain - 30 May 2015
    When 32-year-old horse Feller fell to the ground after injuring its leg owners Karen and Peter Jaggs feared the worse. With Feller unable to stand and sprawled in a field, someone at Barnfield Riding Stables in Chingford remembered seeing a reality televison programme where fire crews were called to lift a stricken horse. So they called for assistance and two fire teams - a specialist rescue crew and a speciaist large animal crew - were sent. Firefighters managed to requisition a JCB digger and used fire service heavy animal lifting equipment to slowly raise Feller to his feet. Looking on anxiously, Karen and Peter held their breath as the horse was examined by a vet, but, thankfully, Feller soon found his feet and ran off.
    (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)

    DUKAS/REX

     

  • Firefighters use digger to help lift horse that can't stand, Chingford, London, Britain - 30 May 2015
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    Firefighters use digger to help lift horse that can't stand, Chingford, London, Britain - 30 May 2015
    Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX Shutterstock (4836070b)
    Firefighters use a JCB and lifting equipment to slowly lift horse 'Feller'
    Firefighters use digger to help lift horse that can't stand, Chingford, London, Britain - 30 May 2015
    When 32-year-old horse Feller fell to the ground after injuring its leg owners Karen and Peter Jaggs feared the worse. With Feller unable to stand and sprawled in a field, someone at Barnfield Riding Stables in Chingford remembered seeing a reality televison programme where fire crews were called to lift a stricken horse. So they called for assistance and two fire teams - a specialist rescue crew and a speciaist large animal crew - were sent. Firefighters managed to requisition a JCB digger and used fire service heavy animal lifting equipment to slowly raise Feller to his feet. Looking on anxiously, Karen and Peter held their breath as the horse was examined by a vet, but, thankfully, Feller soon found his feet and ran off.
    (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)

    DUKAS/REX

     

  • Barbury International Horse Trials, Wiltshire, Britain - 05 Jul 2014
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    Barbury International Horse Trials, Wiltshire, Britain - 05 Jul 2014
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    Zara Tindall recovers her horse during the JCB Challenge
    Barbury International Horse Trials, Wiltshire, Britain - 05 Jul 2014

    (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)

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  • Barbury International Horse Trials, Wiltshire, Britain - 05 Jul 2014
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    Barbury International Horse Trials, Wiltshire, Britain - 05 Jul 2014
    Mandatory Credit: Photo by CALYX/REX (3898462a)
    John Francombe and Zara Tindall riding through the water in the JCB Challenge
    Barbury International Horse Trials, Wiltshire, Britain - 05 Jul 2014

    (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)

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  • Cheltenham Festival 2014, Day Four, Cheltenham Racecourse (Cheltenham, GB) - 14 Mar 2014
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    Cheltenham Festival 2014, Day Four, Cheltenham Racecourse (Cheltenham, GB) - 14 Mar 2014
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    Davy Russell rides Tiger Roll to victory in the JCB Triumph Hurdle Race
    Cheltenham Festival 2014, Day Four, Cheltenham Racecourse (Cheltenham, GB) - 14 Mar 2014

    (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)

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  • Cheltenham Festival 2014, Day Four, Cheltenham Racecourse (Cheltenham, GB) - 14 Mar 2014
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    Cheltenham Festival 2014, Day Four, Cheltenham Racecourse (Cheltenham, GB) - 14 Mar 2014
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    Ruby Walsh riding Abyssial (left) falls at the first in the opening race of the day, the JCB Triumph Hurdle Race and is injured, putting him out of this afternoon's Gold Cup race
    Cheltenham Festival 2014, Day Four, Cheltenham Racecourse (Cheltenham, GB) - 14 Mar 2014

    (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)

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  • Heavy snow in Britain - 23 Mar 2013
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    Heavy snow in Britain - 23 Mar 2013
    Not for use in UK newspapers and UK internet until the 27th March 2013
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    A JCB operator works to scoop and plough through a large snow drift
    Heavy snow in Britain - 23 Mar 2013
    Burnley
    (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)

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  • Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall visit Derbyshire, Britain - 18 Feb 2011
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    Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall visit Derbyshire, Britain - 18 Feb 2011
    No UK until 18 Mar 2011
    Mandatory Credit: Photo by Rex Features ( 1286849f )
    Prince Charles meets local residents before a visit to the JCB Academy in Rocester
    Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall visit Derbyshire, Britain - 18 Feb 2011
    The Prince of Wales and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall officially opened an academy school sponsored by construction equipment manufacturer JCB
    (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)

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  • Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall visit Derbyshire, Britain - 18 Feb 2011
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    Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall visit Derbyshire, Britain - 18 Feb 2011
    No UK until 18 Mar 2011
    Mandatory Credit: Photo by Rex Features ( 1286849b )
    Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall during a visit to the JCB Academy in Rocester
    Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall visit Derbyshire, Britain - 18 Feb 2011
    The Prince of Wales and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall officially opened an academy school sponsored by construction equipment manufacturer JCB
    (FOTO:DUKAS/REX) Rosenhochzeit: Camilla und Charles feiern am 9.April ihr 10 Jähriges

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  • Various
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    Various
    Mandatory Credit: Photo by East News/REX (613657be)
    James Harvard is reunited with his cat Ashley after an alleged disgruntled customer at a caravan site in Bradwell-on-Sea, Essex, Britain, went on a wrecking spree and smashed down the owner's house with an orange JCB
    Various

    (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)

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  • FEATURE - Traktor fährt 215 km/h: Weltrekord
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    FEATURE - Traktor fährt 215 km/h: Weltrekord
    Ferrari Press Agency
    Ref 11115
    Tractor 1
    18/11/2019
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    Pictures must credit : Guinness World Records

    A daredevil driver has broken the speed record – for a tractor.British adrenalin junkie Guy Martin took the wheel of UK maker JCB’s Fastrac Two and powered to 135.191 mph / 217.570 km/h.That set a new Guinness World Records title for fastest tractor (modified).?Guy, a lorry mechanic, motorcycle racer and TV presenter, set the record at Elvington airfield in Yorkshire in the UK. He initially set a record for 103.64 mph / 166.79 km/h in his modified JCB earlier in the Summer at the wheel of Fastrac One tractor .The previous 87.2 miles an hour / 140.33 km/h.He was able to go even quicker once further improvements had been made for Fastrac Two.Changes included a 1,000 hp engine, a smaller cab and improved aerodynamics.? ?It hit a peak speed of 153.771mph on its way to recording an average of 135.191mph

    OPS: The Fastrac Two with Guy Martin at the wheel is rolled to the start line

    Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Traktor fährt 215 km/h: Weltrekord
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    FEATURE - Traktor fährt 215 km/h: Weltrekord
    Ferrari Press Agency
    Ref 11115
    Tractor 1
    18/11/2019
    See Ferrari text
    Pictures must credit : Guinness World Records

    A daredevil driver has broken the speed record – for a tractor.British adrenalin junkie Guy Martin took the wheel of UK maker JCB’s Fastrac Two and powered to 135.191 mph / 217.570 km/h.That set a new Guinness World Records title for fastest tractor (modified).?Guy, a lorry mechanic, motorcycle racer and TV presenter, set the record at Elvington airfield in Yorkshire in the UK. He initially set a record for 103.64 mph / 166.79 km/h in his modified JCB earlier in the Summer at the wheel of Fastrac One tractor .The previous 87.2 miles an hour / 140.33 km/h.He was able to go even quicker once further improvements had been made for Fastrac Two.Changes included a 1,000 hp engine, a smaller cab and improved aerodynamics.? ?It hit a peak speed of 153.771mph on its way to recording an average of 135.191mph

    OPS: The Fastrac Two with Guy Martin at the wheel setting the new world record.

    Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)

    (c) Dukas

     

  • ATM Robbery Ireland
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    ATM Robbery Ireland
    The ATM Robbery at AIB in Castleblaney town in Ireland.
    © Steve Humphreys / The Irish Independent / eyevine

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  • FEATURE - Traktor fährt 215 km/h: Weltrekord
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    FEATURE - Traktor fährt 215 km/h: Weltrekord
    Ferrari Press Agency
    Ref 11115
    Tractor 1
    18/11/2019
    See Ferrari text
    Pictures must credit : Guinness World Records

    A daredevil driver has broken the speed record – for a tractor.British adrenalin junkie Guy Martin took the wheel of UK maker JCB’s Fastrac Two and powered to 135.191 mph / 217.570 km/h.That set a new Guinness World Records title for fastest tractor (modified).?Guy, a lorry mechanic, motorcycle racer and TV presenter, set the record at Elvington airfield in Yorkshire in the UK. He initially set a record for 103.64 mph / 166.79 km/h in his modified JCB earlier in the Summer at the wheel of Fastrac One tractor .The previous 87.2 miles an hour / 140.33 km/h.He was able to go even quicker once further improvements had been made for Fastrac Two.Changes included a 1,000 hp engine, a smaller cab and improved aerodynamics.? ?It hit a peak speed of 153.771mph on its way to recording an average of 135.191mph

    OPS: The Fastrac Two with Guy Martin at the wheel setting the new world record.

    Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Traktor fährt 215 km/h: Weltrekord
    DUK10125396_008
    FEATURE - Traktor fährt 215 km/h: Weltrekord
    Ferrari Press Agency
    Ref 11115
    Tractor 1
    18/11/2019
    See Ferrari text
    Pictures must credit : Guinness World Records

    A daredevil driver has broken the speed record – for a tractor.British adrenalin junkie Guy Martin took the wheel of UK maker JCB’s Fastrac Two and powered to 135.191 mph / 217.570 km/h.That set a new Guinness World Records title for fastest tractor (modified).?Guy, a lorry mechanic, motorcycle racer and TV presenter, set the record at Elvington airfield in Yorkshire in the UK. He initially set a record for 103.64 mph / 166.79 km/h in his modified JCB earlier in the Summer at the wheel of Fastrac One tractor .The previous 87.2 miles an hour / 140.33 km/h.He was able to go even quicker once further improvements had been made for Fastrac Two.Changes included a 1,000 hp engine, a smaller cab and improved aerodynamics.? ?It hit a peak speed of 153.771mph on its way to recording an average of 135.191mph

    OPS: The Fastrac Two with Guy Martin at the wheel setting the new world record.

    Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Traktor fährt 215 km/h: Weltrekord
    DUK10125396_007
    FEATURE - Traktor fährt 215 km/h: Weltrekord
    Ferrari Press Agency
    Ref 11115
    Tractor 1
    18/11/2019
    See Ferrari text
    Pictures must credit : Guinness World Records

    A daredevil driver has broken the speed record – for a tractor.British adrenalin junkie Guy Martin took the wheel of UK maker JCB’s Fastrac Two and powered to 135.191 mph / 217.570 km/h.That set a new Guinness World Records title for fastest tractor (modified).?Guy, a lorry mechanic, motorcycle racer and TV presenter, set the record at Elvington airfield in Yorkshire in the UK. He initially set a record for 103.64 mph / 166.79 km/h in his modified JCB earlier in the Summer at the wheel of Fastrac One tractor .The previous 87.2 miles an hour / 140.33 km/h.He was able to go even quicker once further improvements had been made for Fastrac Two.Changes included a 1,000 hp engine, a smaller cab and improved aerodynamics.? ?It hit a peak speed of 153.771mph on its way to recording an average of 135.191mph

    OPS: The Fastrac Two with Guy Martin at the wheel setting the new world record.

    Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Traktor fährt 215 km/h: Weltrekord
    DUK10125396_006
    FEATURE - Traktor fährt 215 km/h: Weltrekord
    Ferrari Press Agency
    Ref 11115
    Tractor 1
    18/11/2019
    See Ferrari text
    Pictures must credit : Guinness World Records

    A daredevil driver has broken the speed record – for a tractor.British adrenalin junkie Guy Martin took the wheel of UK maker JCB’s Fastrac Two and powered to 135.191 mph / 217.570 km/h.That set a new Guinness World Records title for fastest tractor (modified).?Guy, a lorry mechanic, motorcycle racer and TV presenter, set the record at Elvington airfield in Yorkshire in the UK. He initially set a record for 103.64 mph / 166.79 km/h in his modified JCB earlier in the Summer at the wheel of Fastrac One tractor .The previous 87.2 miles an hour / 140.33 km/h.He was able to go even quicker once further improvements had been made for Fastrac Two.Changes included a 1,000 hp engine, a smaller cab and improved aerodynamics.? ?It hit a peak speed of 153.771mph on its way to recording an average of 135.191mph

    OPS: The Fastrac Two with Guy Martin at the wheel setting the new world record.

    Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Traktor fährt 215 km/h: Weltrekord
    DUK10125396_003
    FEATURE - Traktor fährt 215 km/h: Weltrekord
    Ferrari Press Agency
    Ref 11115
    Tractor 1
    18/11/2019
    See Ferrari text
    Pictures must credit : Guinness World Records

    A daredevil driver has broken the speed record – for a tractor.British adrenalin junkie Guy Martin took the wheel of UK maker JCB’s Fastrac Two and powered to 135.191 mph / 217.570 km/h.That set a new Guinness World Records title for fastest tractor (modified).?Guy, a lorry mechanic, motorcycle racer and TV presenter, set the record at Elvington airfield in Yorkshire in the UK. He initially set a record for 103.64 mph / 166.79 km/h in his modified JCB earlier in the Summer at the wheel of Fastrac One tractor .The previous 87.2 miles an hour / 140.33 km/h.He was able to go even quicker once further improvements had been made for Fastrac Two.Changes included a 1,000 hp engine, a smaller cab and improved aerodynamics.? ?It hit a peak speed of 153.771mph on its way to recording an average of 135.191mph

    OPS: The Fastrac Two with Guy Martin at the wheel setting the new world record.

    Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)

    (c) Dukas

     

  • ATM Robbery Ireland
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    ATM Robbery Ireland
    The ATM Robbery at AIB in Castleblaney town in Ireland.
    © Steve Humphreys / The Irish Independent / eyevine

    Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
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