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Released prisoners celebrate on Gaza beach
October 25, 2011, Gaza City, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory: October 25, 2011 - Gaza City, Palestinian Territory: Freed Palestinian prisoners and their relatives attend a celebration on Gaza city beach on Oct. 25,2011. Prisoners released to the Gaza Strip in a dramatic swap for a captive Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit last week after years behind bars. (Ashraf Amra/Apaimages/POLARIS). Credit: Ashraf Amra / Apaimages / Polaris (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Released prisoners celebrate on Gaza beach
October 25, 2011, Gaza City, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory: October 25, 2011 - Gaza City, Palestinian Territory: Freed Palestinian prisoners and their relatives attend a celebration on Gaza city beach on Oct. 25,2011. Prisoners released to the Gaza Strip in a dramatic swap for a captive Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit last week after years behind bars. (Ashraf Amra/Apaimages/POLARIS). Credit: Ashraf Amra / Apaimages / Polaris (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Released prisoners celebrate on Gaza beach
October 26, 2011, Gaza City, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory: October 25, 2011 - Gaza City, Palestinian Territory: Freed Palestinian prisoners and their relatives attend a celebration on Gaza city beach on Oct. 25,2011. Prisoners released to the Gaza Strip in a dramatic swap for a captive Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit last week after years behind bars. (Ashraf Amra/Apaimages/POLARIS). Credit: Ashraf Amra / Apaimages / Polaris (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Released prisoners celebrate on Gaza beach
October 25, 2011, Gaza City, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory: October 25, 2011 - Gaza City, Palestinian Territory: Freed Palestinian prisoners and their relatives attend a celebration on Gaza city beach on Oct. 25,2011. Prisoners released to the Gaza Strip in a dramatic swap for a captive Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit last week after years behind bars. (Ashraf Amra/Apaimages/POLARIS). Credit: Ashraf Amra / Apaimages / Polaris (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Released prisoners celebrate on Gaza beach
October 25, 2011, Gaza City, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory: October 25, 2011 - Gaza City, Palestinian Territory: Freed Palestinian prisoners and their relatives attend a celebration on Gaza city beach on Oct. 25,2011. Prisoners released to the Gaza Strip in a dramatic swap for a captive Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit last week after years behind bars. (Ashraf Amra/Apaimages/POLARIS). Credit: Ashraf Amra / Apaimages / Polaris (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Released prisoners celebrate on Gaza beach
October 26, 2011, Gaza City, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory: October 25, 2011 - Gaza City, Palestinian Territory: Freed Palestinian prisoners and their relatives attend a celebration on Gaza city beach on Oct. 25,2011. Prisoners released to the Gaza Strip in a dramatic swap for a captive Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit last week after years behind bars. (Ashraf Amra/Apaimages/POLARIS). Credit: Ashraf Amra / Apaimages / Polaris (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Released prisoners celebrate on Gaza beach
October 25, 2011, Gaza City, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory: October 25, 2011 - Gaza City, Palestinian Territory: Freed Palestinian prisoners and their relatives attend a celebration on Gaza city beach on Oct. 25,2011. Prisoners released to the Gaza Strip in a dramatic swap for a captive Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit last week after years behind bars. (Ashraf Amra/Apaimages/POLARIS). Credit: Ashraf Amra / Apaimages / Polaris (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Released prisoners celebrate on Gaza beach
October 25, 2011, Gaza City, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory: October 25, 2011 - Gaza City, Palestinian Territory: Freed Palestinian prisoners and their relatives attend a celebration on Gaza city beach on Oct. 25,2011. Prisoners released to the Gaza Strip in a dramatic swap for a captive Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit last week after years behind bars. (Ashraf Amra/Apaimages/POLARIS). Credit: Ashraf Amra / Apaimages / Polaris (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Released prisoners celebrate on Gaza beach
October 25, 2011, Gaza City, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory: October 25, 2011 - Gaza City, Palestinian Territory: Freed Palestinian prisoners and their relatives attend a celebration on Gaza city beach on Oct. 25,2011. Prisoners released to the Gaza Strip in a dramatic swap for a captive Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit last week after years behind bars. (Ashraf Amra/Apaimages/POLARIS). Credit: Ashraf Amra / Apaimages / Polaris (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Released prisoners celebrate on Gaza beach
October 25, 2011, Gaza City, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory: October 25, 2011 - Gaza City, Palestinian Territory: Freed Palestinian prisoners and their relatives attend a celebration on Gaza city beach on Oct. 25,2011. Prisoners released to the Gaza Strip in a dramatic swap for a captive Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit last week after years behind bars. (Ashraf Amra/Apaimages/POLARIS). Credit: Ashraf Amra / Apaimages / Polaris (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Released prisoners celebrate on Gaza beach
October 25, 2011, Gaza City, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory: October 25, 2011 - Gaza City, Palestinian Territory: Freed Palestinian prisoners and their relatives attend a celebration on Gaza city beach on Oct. 25,2011. Prisoners released to the Gaza Strip in a dramatic swap for a captive Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit last week after years behind bars. (Ashraf Amra/Apaimages/POLARIS). Credit: Ashraf Amra / Apaimages / Polaris (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Released prisoners celebrate on Gaza beach
October 25, 2011, Gaza City, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory: October 25, 2011 - Gaza City, Palestinian Territory: Freed Palestinian prisoners and their relatives attend a celebration on Gaza city beach on Oct. 25,2011. Prisoners released to the Gaza Strip in a dramatic swap for a captive Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit last week after years behind bars. (Ashraf Amra/Apaimages/POLARIS). Credit: Ashraf Amra / Apaimages / Polaris (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Palestinians celebrate prisoner exchange
October 18, 2011, Gaza City, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory: Hamas militants stand guard near Rafah Crossing through which Palestinian prisoners going to be freed in a prisoner swap between Hamas and Israel will enter the Gaza Strip on 18 October 2011 As Gilad Shalit, the Israeli soldier exchanged by Hamas for hundreds of Palestinian militants, crossed over at the Egypt-Israel border crossing of Kerem Shalom, a first group of Palestinian prisoners released by Israel crossed into freedom through the Egypt-Gaza crossing of Rafah, welcomed by senior officials of Hamas, and relatives. ///Hamas militants. Credit: Ashraf Amra / Apaimages / Polaris (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Palestinians celebrate prisoner exchange
October 18, 2011, Gaza City, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory: Hamas militants stand guard near Rafah Crossing through which Palestinian prisoners going to be freed in a prisoner swap between Hamas and Israel will enter the Gaza Strip on 18 October 2011 As Gilad Shalit, the Israeli soldier exchanged by Hamas for hundreds of Palestinian militants, crossed over at the Egypt-Israel border crossing of Kerem Shalom, a first group of Palestinian prisoners released by Israel crossed into freedom through the Egypt-Gaza crossing of Rafah, welcomed by senior officials of Hamas, and relatives. ///Hamas militants. Credit: Ashraf Amra / Apaimages / Polaris (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Gilad Shalit to be freed in prisoner swap deal, Damascus Gate, Jerusalem, Israel - 11 Oct 2011
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A Palestinian boy takes part in a protest calling for the release of Palestinian prisoners from Israeli jails and in support of inmates on hunger strike
Gilad Shalit to be freed in prisoner swap deal, Damascus Gate, Jerusalem, Israel - 11 Oct 2011
Both the Islamic Hamas Movement and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed the prisoner swap deal under which Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit held captive in Gaza would be freed in exchange for the release of 1,000 Palestinians jailed in Israel.
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Gilad Shalit to be freed in prisoner swap deal, Damascus Gate, Jerusalem, Israel - 11 Oct 2011
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Palestinians take part in a protest calling for the release of Palestinian prisoners from Israeli jails and in support of inmates on hunger strike
Gilad Shalit to be freed in prisoner swap deal, Damascus Gate, Jerusalem, Israel - 11 Oct 2011
Both the Islamic Hamas Movement and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed the prisoner swap deal under which Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit held captive in Gaza would be freed in exchange for the release of 1,000 Palestinians jailed in Israel.
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Hamas celebrates prisoner swap with Israel
October 12, 2011, Gaza City, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory: Palestinian members of Hamas celebrate a deal that will see Palestinian detainees freed in exchange for captured Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit on October 11, 2011, in Gaza City. Shalit was captured in 2006 by Hamas-allied militants in the Gaza Strip.. Credit: Mohammed Asad / Apaimages / Polaris (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Hamas celebrates prisoner swap with Israel
October 11, 2011, Gaza City, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory: Palestinian Hamas security forces watch a television broadcasting the speech of Hamas leader Khaled Meshaal celebrating a deal that will see Palestinian detainees freed in exchange for Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit on October 11, 2011, in Gaza city. Shalit was captured in 2006 by Hamas-allied militants in the Gaza Strip.. Credit: Mohammed Asad / Apaimages / Polaris (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Palestinians celebrate 1000 to one prisoner swap with Israel
October 11, 2011, Gaza City, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory: Palestinain prime minister in gaza , Ismail Haniyeh, chants slogans as he takes part in a rally celebrating news of a prisoner swap between Hamas and Israel, in Gaza City October 11, 2011. Israel and Gaza's Hamas Islamist rulers agreed on Tuesday to swap more than 1,000 Palestinian prisoners for Israeli captive soldier Gilad Shalit, resolving one of the most emotive and intractable issues between them.. Credit: Ali Jadallah / Apaimages / Polaris (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Palestinians celebrate 1000 to one prisoner swap with Israel
October 11, 2011, Gaza City, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territory: Palestinian members of Hamas celebrate a deal that will see Palestinian detainees freed in exchange for captured Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit on October 11, 2011, in Gaza City. Shalit was captured in 2006 by Hamas-allied militants in the Gaza Strip.. Credit: Ali Jadallah / Apaimages / Polaris (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Gilad Schalit to be freed in prisoner swap deal, Damascus Gate, Jerusalem, Israel - 11 Oct 2011
Manadatory Credit: Photo by Mahfouz Abu Turk/APAimages / Rex Features (1468905c)
Palestinians take part in a protest calling for the release of Palestinian prisoners from Israeli jails and in support of inmates on hunger strike
Gilad Schalit to be freed in prisoner swap deal, Damascus Gate, Jerusalem, Israel - 11 Oct 2011
Both the Islamic Hamas Movement and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed the prisoner swap deal under which Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit held captive in Gaza would be freed in exchange for the release of 1,000 Palestinians jailed in Israel.
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Gilad Schalit to be freed in prisoner swap deal, Damascus Gate, Jerusalem, Israel - 11 Oct 2011
Manadatory Credit: Photo by Mahfouz Abu Turk/APAimages / Rex Features (1468905b)
Palestinians take part in a protest calling for the release of Palestinian prisoners from Israeli jails and in support of inmates on hunger strike
Gilad Schalit to be freed in prisoner swap deal, Damascus Gate, Jerusalem, Israel - 11 Oct 2011
Both the Islamic Hamas Movement and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed the prisoner swap deal under which Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit held captive in Gaza would be freed in exchange for the release of 1,000 Palestinians jailed in Israel.
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Gilad Schalit to be freed in prisoner swap deal, Damascus Gate, Jerusalem, Israel - 11 Oct 2011
Manadatory Credit: Photo by Mahfouz Abu Turk/APAimages / Rex Features (1468905a)
Palestinians take part in a protest calling for the release of Palestinian prisoners from Israeli jails and in support of inmates on hunger strike
Gilad Schalit to be freed in prisoner swap deal, Damascus Gate, Jerusalem, Israel - 11 Oct 2011
Both the Islamic Hamas Movement and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed the prisoner swap deal under which Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit held captive in Gaza would be freed in exchange for the release of 1,000 Palestinians jailed in Israel.
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Gilad Schalit to be freed in prisoner swap deal, Deir al-Balah, Gaza Strip - 11 Oct 2011
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The Family of Mohammed al-Falet watch a television speech of Hamas leader Khaled Meshaal
Gilad Schalit to be freed in prisoner swap deal, Deir al-Balah, Gaza Strip - 11 Oct 2011
The deal will see Palestinian detainees freed in exchange for Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit. Mohammed al-Falet is a Hamas member imprisoned for life for attacks committed in Israel
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Gilad Schalit to be freed in prisoner swap deal, Damascus, Syria - 11 Oct 2011
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Hamas leader Khaled Mashaal
Gilad Schalit to be freed in prisoner swap deal, Damascus, Syria - 11 Oct 2011
Press conference on a prisoner exchange deal between Israel and Hamas. Both the Islamic Hamas Movement and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed the prisoner swap deal under which Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit held captive in Gaza would be freed in exchange for the release of 1,000 Palestinians jailed in Israel.
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Gilad Schalit to be freed in prisoner swap deal, Damascus, Syria - 11 Oct 2011
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Hamas leader Khaled Mashaal
Gilad Schalit to be freed in prisoner swap deal, Damascus, Syria - 11 Oct 2011
Press conference on a prisoner exchange deal between Israel and Hamas. Both the Islamic Hamas Movement and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed the prisoner swap deal under which Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit held captive in Gaza would be freed in exchange for the release of 1,000 Palestinians jailed in Israel.
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Gilad Schalit to be freed in prisoner swap deal, Gaza City, Gaza Strip - 11 Oct 2011
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Ismail Haniyeh, Palestinain Prime Minister in Gaza
Gilad Schalit to be freed in prisoner swap deal, Gaza City, Gaza Strip - 11 Oct 2011
Ismail Haniyeh celebrating news of a prisoner swap between Hamas and Israel. Israel and Gaza's Hamas Islamist rulers agreed on Tuesday to swap more than 1,000 Palestinian prisoners for Israeli captive soldier Gilad Shalit, resolving one of the most emotive and intractable issues between them.
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Gilad Schalit to be freed in prisoner swap deal, Gaza City, Gaza Strip - 11 Oct 2011
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Relatives of Palestinian prisoner Rawhy Mushtaha watch a television broadcast of Hamas leader Khaled Meshaal
Gilad Schalit to be freed in prisoner swap deal, Gaza City, Gaza Strip - 11 Oct 2011
Palestinian prisoner Rawhy Mushtaha is held in an Israeli jail. Israel and Gaza's Hamas Islamist rulers agreed on Tuesday to swap more than 1,000 Palestinian prisoners for Israeli captive soldier Gilad Shalit, resolving one of the most emotive and intractable issues between them.
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Gilad Schalit to be freed in prisoner swap deal, Khan Yunis, Gaza Strip - 11 Oct 2011
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The Family of Hassan Salame watch a television broadcasting the speech of Hamas leader Khaled Meshaal
Gilad Schalit to be freed in prisoner swap deal, Khan Yunis, Gaza Strip - 11 Oct 2011
Celebrating a deal that will see Palestinian detainees freed in exchange for Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit. Hassan Salame is a Hamas leader imprisoned for life for attacks committed in Israel
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Gilad Schalit to be freed in prisoner swap deal, Jebaliya refugee camp, Gaza Strip - 11 Oct 2011
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Masked Palestinian Hamas militants celebrate the announcement of a prisoner swap deal with Israel
Gilad Schalit to be freed in prisoner swap deal, Jebaliya refugee camp, Gaza Strip - 11 Oct 2011
Israel and Hamas have reached a deal to free captured Israeli soldier Gilad Schalit, held by Hamas-linked militants in the Gaza Strip since June 25, 2006, in exchange for hundreds of Palestinian prisoners. The news comes after five years of painful negotiations that have repeatedly collapsed.
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Gilad Schalit to be freed in prisoner swap deal, Jebaliya refugee camp, Gaza Strip - 11 Oct 2011
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Masked Palestinian Hamas militants celebrate the announcement of a prisoner swap deal with Israel
Gilad Schalit to be freed in prisoner swap deal, Jebaliya refugee camp, Gaza Strip - 11 Oct 2011
Israel and Hamas have reached a deal to free captured Israeli soldier Gilad Schalit, held by Hamas-linked militants in the Gaza Strip since June 25, 2006, in exchange for hundreds of Palestinian prisoners. The news comes after five years of painful negotiations that have repeatedly collapsed.
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Gilad Schalit to be freed in prisoner swap deal, Jebaliya refugee camp, Gaza Strip - 11 Oct 2011
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Masked Palestinian Hamas militants celebrate the announcement of a prisoner swap deal with Israel
Gilad Schalit to be freed in prisoner swap deal, Jebaliya refugee camp, Gaza Strip - 11 Oct 2011
Israel and Hamas have reached a deal to free captured Israeli soldier Gilad Schalit, held by Hamas-linked militants in the Gaza Strip since June 25, 2006, in exchange for hundreds of Palestinian prisoners. The news comes after five years of painful negotiations that have repeatedly collapsed.
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Gilad Schalit to be freed in prisoner swap deal, Jebaliya refugee camp, Gaza Strip - 11 Oct 2011
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Masked Palestinian Hamas militants celebrate the announcement of a prisoner swap deal with Israel
Gilad Schalit to be freed in prisoner swap deal, Jebaliya refugee camp, Gaza Strip - 11 Oct 2011
Israel and Hamas have reached a deal to free captured Israeli soldier Gilad Schalit, held by Hamas-linked militants in the Gaza Strip since June 25, 2006, in exchange for hundreds of Palestinian prisoners. The news comes after five years of painful negotiations that have repeatedly collapsed.
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Gilad Schalit to be freed in prisoner swap deal, Jebaliya refugee camp, Gaza Strip - 11 Oct 2011
Manadatory Credit: Photo by Majdi Fathi/APAimages / Rex Features (1468872b)
Masked Palestinian Hamas militants celebrate the announcement of a prisoner swap deal with Israel
Gilad Schalit to be freed in prisoner swap deal, Jebaliya refugee camp, Gaza Strip - 11 Oct 2011
Israel and Hamas have reached a deal to free captured Israeli soldier Gilad Schalit, held by Hamas-linked militants in the Gaza Strip since June 25, 2006, in exchange for hundreds of Palestinian prisoners. The news comes after five years of painful negotiations that have repeatedly collapsed.
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Stunt driver's attempt to drive monster truck over fire engine backfires at Santa Pod Raceway, Northamptonshire, Britain - 21 Aug 2011
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The Moment A Stunt Driver Found Himself In Wheely Big Trouble
A stunt driver in this monster truck found himself well and truly stuck when his bid to drive over the top of a fire engine spectacularly backfired.
Lewis Cook successfully drove his four ton truck, known as The Crusher, over cars and a bus at Northamptonshire's Santa Pod Raceway.
But when he tried to climb over the fire engine, his giant, 10ft tall truck reared up and was left standing upright on its back wheels.
Lewis, 43, was unhurt but had to sit and wait suspended in mid-air for several minutes.
Eventually, a bulldozer righted the truck and brought him back down to earth at the Wellingborough racetrack on Sunday.
Lewis, from Heathfield, East Sussex, had been taking part in a freestyle contest for monster trucks where drivers compete to pull off the most outrageous stunts.
He said: "By the time it was my turn to go, nobody had attempted the fire engine.
"The other drivers were a bit sceptical about it.
"I got over the bus, turned a corner and saw the fire engine in front of me.
"I thought that if the others wouldn't give it a go I would.
"I thought it would give more than it did and I would be able to get over the top of it.
"But when I hit it, it was like crashing into a brick wall.
"It left me vertical. I was trying to get more power on but couldn't. Then I tried to reverse and that didn't happen either. I realised I was not going anywhere.
"It was a little bit strange. My concern was that something was smoking in the back of the truck.
"But the fire crew came in and cooled everything off.
"I didn't win the competition but it left the crowd buzzing and was very spectacular."
The Crusher is custom-built with a 1800 bhp Ford V8 engine, 66-inch flotation tyres costing over GBP 2,000 each and special shock a...
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Stray kitten gets head stuck in soup can, Louisville, America - 23 Mar 2011
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Campbell the 6-month-old stray male kitten after being freed from can.
Stray kitten gets head stuck in soup can, Louisville, America - 23 Mar 2011
A 6-month-old stray male kitten got itself in the soup after foraging for food - literally.
The male youngster got its head trapped after poking it into a discarded can of Campbell's soup.
After being found in the road it was bought to the Metro Animal Services in Louisville, Kentucky, by animal control officer Raymond Thomas and immediately taken to the vet staff.
Veterinary assistant Brenda Keel initially tried to remove the can, but the kitten - dubbed 'Campbell' - started crying. He was sedated and a pair of bolt cutters were used to cut the can off of his head.
Cold temperatures and his inability to move meant Campbell was hypothermic, but vets managed to stabilise his condition.
"Our staff did a great job rescuing this little guy from what could have been a 'can-tastrophe'," said Jackie Gulbe, Animal Services assistant director for community relations. "He is a friendly, sweet boy who is available for adoption at the Animal House Adoption Center."
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Stray kitten gets head stuck in soup can, Louisville, America - 23 Mar 2011
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6-month-old stray male kitten with head trapped in soup can
Stray kitten gets head stuck in soup can, Louisville, America - 23 Mar 2011
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Julian Assange released on bail
December 16, 2010, London, England, United Kingdom: A UK court granted WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange bail after he was held for charges in Sweden. Assange, a 39-year-old Australian, has been held in a UK jail for more than a week, following his surrender to police in a Swedish sex-crimes investigation. He denies any wrongdoing and is fighting Sweden's extradition request. He and his supporters allege that the charges stem from political motivations surrounding sensitive material his website has published, including leaked US military information.///Photographers scramble for a shot of Mark Stephens, Julian Assange's lawyer at his bail appeal at London's Royal Courts of Justice.. Credit: Mark Esper / Polaris (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Fox cub rescued after getting head stuck in a watering can, Leatherhead, Surrey, Britain - 6 May 2010
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Water Tricky Situation To Get Into!
This little fox cub got more than he bargained for when he investigated a garden watering can - and got his head stuck fast.
The four-week-old cub was exploring a family garden in Surrey when it decided to take a peak into the small metal can.
However, it soon discovered that putting its head in was a lot easier than getting it back out again.
As it realised it was stuck the distressed cub began running around the garden, bumping into objects and crying out.
The family who owned the garden, in West Horsley, near Leatherhead, heard the fox's whimpers and went to investigate.
They found the terrified creature near to their shed and unsuccessfully tried to free him.
However, when their attempts failed they took the tiny cub, which has been called Jacob, to their local animal rescue centre.
Here Simon Cowell, the owner of the centre, 58, spent 20 minutes trying to free it from the can.
Eventually he managed to carefully pry the cub's head lose and free the very relieved youngster.
Mr Cowell said: "Animals get into the most absurd situations and at this time of year there are a few orphans walking about who get in a bit of trouble.
"We had to move quite quickly when he was brought in because if he had been in there much longer he would have died.
"Jacob was obviously quite distressed but I've done this kind of thing quite a bit and we calmed him down.
"I very gently and slowly slid his head out. When he came out he was absolutely fine, the metal hadn't cut into him and he was just salivating a bit because he was very hungry".
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Fox cub rescued after getting head stuck in a watering can, Leatherhead, Surrey, Britain - 6 May 2010
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Andy Newbold/Solent News / Rex Features ( 1206440c )
Water Tricky Situation To Get Into!
This little fox cub got more than he bargained for when he investigated a garden watering can - and got his head stuck fast.
The four-week-old cub was exploring a family garden in Surrey when it decided to take a peak into the small metal can.
However, it soon discovered that putting its head in was a lot easier than getting it back out again.
As it realised it was stuck the distressed cub began running around the garden, bumping into objects and crying out.
The family who owned the garden, in West Horsley, near Leatherhead, heard the fox's whimpers and went to investigate.
They found the terrified creature near to their shed and unsuccessfully tried to free him.
However, when their attempts failed they took the tiny cub, which has been called Jacob, to their local animal rescue centre.
Here Simon Cowell, the owner of the centre, 58, spent 20 minutes trying to free it from the can.
Eventually he managed to carefully pry the cub's head lose and free the very relieved youngster.
Mr Cowell said: "Animals get into the most absurd situations and at this time of year there are a few orphans walking about who get in a bit of trouble.
"We had to move quite quickly when he was brought in because if he had been in there much longer he would have died.
"Jacob was obviously quite distressed but I've done this kind of thing quite a bit and we calmed him down.
"I very gently and slowly slid his head out. When he came out he was absolutely fine, the metal hadn't cut into him and he was just salivating a bit because he was very hungry".
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Fox cub rescued after getting head stuck in a watering can, Leatherhead, Surrey, Britain - 6 May 2010
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Andy Newbold/Solent News / Rex Features ( 1206440d )
Water Tricky Situation To Get Into!
This little fox cub got more than he bargained for when he investigated a garden watering can - and got his head stuck fast.
The four-week-old cub was exploring a family garden in Surrey when it decided to take a peak into the small metal can.
However, it soon discovered that putting its head in was a lot easier than getting it back out again.
As it realised it was stuck the distressed cub began running around the garden, bumping into objects and crying out.
The family who owned the garden, in West Horsley, near Leatherhead, heard the fox's whimpers and went to investigate.
They found the terrified creature near to their shed and unsuccessfully tried to free him.
However, when their attempts failed they took the tiny cub, which has been called Jacob, to their local animal rescue centre.
Here Simon Cowell, the owner of the centre, 58, spent 20 minutes trying to free it from the can.
Eventually he managed to carefully pry the cub's head lose and free the very relieved youngster.
Mr Cowell said: "Animals get into the most absurd situations and at this time of year there are a few orphans walking about who get in a bit of trouble.
"We had to move quite quickly when he was brought in because if he had been in there much longer he would have died.
"Jacob was obviously quite distressed but I've done this kind of thing quite a bit and we calmed him down.
"I very gently and slowly slid his head out. When he came out he was absolutely fine, the metal hadn't cut into him and he was just salivating a bit because he was very hungry".
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Fox cub rescued after getting head stuck in a watering can, Leatherhead, Surrey, Britain - 6 May 2010
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Water Tricky Situation To Get Into!
This little fox cub got more than he bargained for when he investigated a garden watering can - and got his head stuck fast.
The four-week-old cub was exploring a family garden in Surrey when it decided to take a peak into the small metal can.
However, it soon discovered that putting its head in was a lot easier than getting it back out again.
As it realised it was stuck the distressed cub began running around the garden, bumping into objects and crying out.
The family who owned the garden, in West Horsley, near Leatherhead, heard the fox's whimpers and went to investigate.
They found the terrified creature near to their shed and unsuccessfully tried to free him.
However, when their attempts failed they took the tiny cub, which has been called Jacob, to their local animal rescue centre.
Here Simon Cowell, the owner of the centre, 58, spent 20 minutes trying to free it from the can.
Eventually he managed to carefully pry the cub's head lose and free the very relieved youngster.
Mr Cowell said: "Animals get into the most absurd situations and at this time of year there are a few orphans walking about who get in a bit of trouble.
"We had to move quite quickly when he was brought in because if he had been in there much longer he would have died.
"Jacob was obviously quite distressed but I've done this kind of thing quite a bit and we calmed him down.
"I very gently and slowly slid his head out. When he came out he was absolutely fine, the metal hadn't cut into him and he was just salivating a bit because he was very hungry".
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Andy Newbold / Solent News / Rex Features
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Fox cub rescued after getting head stuck in a watering can, Leatherhead, Surrey, Britain - 6 May 2010
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Andy Newbold/Solent News / Rex Features ( 1206440a )
Water Tricky Situation To Get Into!
This little fox cub got more than he bargained for when he investigated a garden watering can - and got his head stuck fast.
The four-week-old cub was exploring a family garden in Surrey when it decided to take a peak into the small metal can.
However, it soon discovered that putting its head in was a lot easier than getting it back out again.
As it realised it was stuck the distressed cub began running around the garden, bumping into objects and crying out.
The family who owned the garden, in West Horsley, near Leatherhead, heard the fox's whimpers and went to investigate.
They found the terrified creature near to their shed and unsuccessfully tried to free him.
However, when their attempts failed they took the tiny cub, which has been called Jacob, to their local animal rescue centre.
Here Simon Cowell, the owner of the centre, 58, spent 20 minutes trying to free it from the can.
Eventually he managed to carefully pry the cub's head lose and free the very relieved youngster.
Mr Cowell said: "Animals get into the most absurd situations and at this time of year there are a few orphans walking about who get in a bit of trouble.
"We had to move quite quickly when he was brought in because if he had been in there much longer he would have died.
"Jacob was obviously quite distressed but I've done this kind of thing quite a bit and we calmed him down.
"I very gently and slowly slid his head out. When he came out he was absolutely fine, the metal hadn't cut into him and he was just salivating a bit because he was very hungry".
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Andy Newbold / Solent News / Rex Features
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The Snake That Ate Itself, Seers Croft Veterinary Surgery, Nr Crawley, Sussex, Britain - 01 Dec 2009
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The King snake with its tail freed and the thumb on the right hand showing how much the snake had swallowed of itself.
The Snake That Ate Itself, Seers Croft Veterinary Surgery, Nr Crawley, Sussex, Britain - 01 Dec 2009
A hungry king snake saw something move and went for. Once it started eating there was no way back for the victim. . . or was there. Luckily the unnamed owner saw that the snake had taken its own tale for a meal and rushed him to Vet Rob Reynolds at Seers Croft Veterinary Surgery, Nr Crawley, Sussex, for help, who immediately dislocated its jaw. Once the snake starts swallowing it is hard to regurgitate as the backward-facing teeth grip the skin like a ratchet. The tail was gently slid out and, because it had not been inside long enough for digestion to start, the snake did well and is now recovering.
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Casper the Cat gets his head stuck in a wheel, Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, Britain - May 2009
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Casper the Cat with his head stuck in a wheel being freed by firemen
Curiosity Trapped The Cat
CURIOSITY TRAPPED THE CAT
A mischievous moggy was left crying "ME-OWW" for an hour after getting his head stuck in a car wheel.
Clumsy Casper the cat had to be freed by firemen after a passer-by spotted him wedged in the alloy wheel.
They contacted the RSPCA and he was taken to the nearby fire station where firefighters spent an hour using specialist small cutting gear to free him.
The poor puss put up a struggle but was wheely relieved to get rid of his spare tyre.
"We've seen lots of unusual cases but this was certainly a new one for us," said Watch manager James Fawcett, from Bury St Edmunds fire station, Suffolk.
"The poor cat wasn't very happy and kept trying to bite and scratch which made it very difficult for us.
"We had to use cutting equipment to chip away at the wheel and it took the best part of an hour.
"We made a special plastic guard to fit between his head and the cutters to protect him.
"The cat was fine afterwards although his skin was a bit raw around his neck."
The hapless Siamese was taken to a local vet to be checked over and is now being cared for by Amy Stubbs, a member of the RSPCA.
"The cat was very lucky to be rescued and it's great that we were contacted about him," said a spokesman for the RSPCA.
"He is absolutely fine now. He's staying with one of our officers until an owner can be found."
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PAKISTAN Bhutto Forbidden to Meet Chaudry
Chairperson Pakistan People's Party Parliamentarian Benazir Bhutto waves to her supporters outside the residence of Iftikhar Hussain Chaudhry in Islamabad, Pakistan on Saturday, Nov. 10, 2007. Police did not allow Benazir to meet with the former Chief Justice. (Sohail Shahzad/Onlinenetwork/WpN)
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PAKISTAN Benazir Bhutto After House Arrest
Opposition leader Benazir Bhutto exits the PPP headquarters in Islamabad, Pakistan on Saturday, Nov. 10, 2007. Bhutto made several visits outside her residence today after spending yesterday under house arrest, which kept her from a scheduled protest against the imposition of emergency rule on the country. (Paul Taggart/WpN)
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