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THE LIFE OF THAME RESIDENT BEE GEE ROBIN GIBB REMEMBERED IN A PERMANENT EXHIBITION WITH ITEMS ON LOAN FROM HIS WIFE DWINA

The grave and headstone for Bee Gee Robin Gibb in St Mary the Virgin Church in Thame., Credit:Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon)

THE LIFE OF THAME RESIDENT BEE GEE ROBIN GIBB REMEMBERED IN A PERMANENT EXHIBITION WITH ITEMS ON LOAN FROM HIS WIFE DWINA

The grave and headstone for Bee Gee Robin Gibb in St Mary the Virgin Church in Thame., Credit:Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon)

THE LIFE OF THAME RESIDENT BEE GEE ROBIN GIBB REMEMBERED IN A PERMANENT EXHIBITION WITH ITEMS ON LOAN FROM HIS WIFE DWINA

The grave and headstone for Bee Gee Robin Gibb in St Mary the Virgin Church in Thame., Credit:Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon)

THE LIFE OF THAME RESIDENT BEE GEE ROBIN GIBB REMEMBERED IN A PERMANENT EXHIBITION WITH ITEMS ON LOAN FROM HIS WIFE DWINA

The grave and headstone for Bee Gee Robin Gibb in St Mary the Virgin Church in Thame., Credit:Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon)

THE LIFE OF THAME RESIDENT BEE GEE ROBIN GIBB REMEMBERED IN A PERMANENT EXHIBITION WITH ITEMS ON LOAN FROM HIS WIFE DWINA

The grave and headstone for Bee Gee Robin Gibb in St Mary the Virgin Church in Thame., Credit:Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon)

THE LIFE OF THAME RESIDENT BEE GEE ROBIN GIBB REMEMBERED IN A PERMANENT EXHIBITION WITH ITEMS ON LOAN FROM HIS WIFE DWINA

The grave and headstone for Bee Gee Robin Gibb in St Mary the Virgin Church in Thame., Credit:Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon)

THE LIFE OF THAME RESIDENT BEE GEE ROBIN GIBB REMEMBERED IN A PERMANENT EXHIBITION WITH ITEMS ON LOAN FROM HIS WIFE DWINA

The Robin Gibb Gallery now a permanent exhibition at Thame Museum. This permanent display gallery, dedicated to the 20th century music icons, the Bee Gees, is filled with artefacts, photographs and other memorabilia from the personal archive of Robin's widow, Dwina. The museum is very grateful to be able to display these wonderful personal items. The exhibition has been generously supported by the Robin Gibb Trust who facilitated the acquisition of the new display cabinets. Some of the display will be refreshed throughout the year, to allow visitors to enjoy repeat visits, Credit:Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon)

THE LIFE OF THAME RESIDENT BEE GEE ROBIN GIBB REMEMBERED IN A PERMANENT EXHIBITION WITH ITEMS ON LOAN FROM HIS WIFE DWINA

The Robin Gibb Gallery now a permanent exhibition at Thame Museum. This permanent display gallery, dedicated to the 20th century music icons, the Bee Gees, is filled with artefacts, photographs and other memorabilia from the personal archive of Robin's widow, Dwina. The museum is very grateful to be able to display these wonderful personal items. The exhibition has been generously supported by the Robin Gibb Trust who facilitated the acquisition of the new display cabinets. Some of the display will be refreshed throughout the year, to allow visitors to enjoy repeat visits, Credit:Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon)

THE LIFE OF THAME RESIDENT BEE GEE ROBIN GIBB REMEMBERED IN A PERMANENT EXHIBITION WITH ITEMS ON LOAN FROM HIS WIFE DWINA

The Robin Gibb Gallery now a permanent exhibition at Thame Museum. This permanent display gallery, dedicated to the 20th century music icons, the Bee Gees, is filled with artefacts, photographs and other memorabilia from the personal archive of Robin's widow, Dwina. The museum is very grateful to be able to display these wonderful personal items. The exhibition has been generously supported by the Robin Gibb Trust who facilitated the acquisition of the new display cabinets. Some of the display will be refreshed throughout the year, to allow visitors to enjoy repeat visits, Credit:Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon)

THE LIFE OF THAME RESIDENT BEE GEE ROBIN GIBB REMEMBERED IN A PERMANENT EXHIBITION WITH ITEMS ON LOAN FROM HIS WIFE DWINA

The Robin Gibb Gallery now a permanent exhibition at Thame Museum. This permanent display gallery, dedicated to the 20th century music icons, the Bee Gees, is filled with artefacts, photographs and other memorabilia from the personal archive of Robin's widow, Dwina. The museum is very grateful to be able to display these wonderful personal items. The exhibition has been generously supported by the Robin Gibb Trust who facilitated the acquisition of the new display cabinets. Some of the display will be refreshed throughout the year, to allow visitors to enjoy repeat visits, Credit:Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon)

THE LIFE OF THAME RESIDENT BEE GEE ROBIN GIBB REMEMBERED IN A PERMANENT EXHIBITION WITH ITEMS ON LOAN FROM HIS WIFE DWINA

The Robin Gibb Gallery now a permanent exhibition at Thame Museum. This permanent display gallery, dedicated to the 20th century music icons, the Bee Gees, is filled with artefacts, photographs and other memorabilia from the personal archive of Robin's widow, Dwina. The museum is very grateful to be able to display these wonderful personal items. The exhibition has been generously supported by the Robin Gibb Trust who facilitated the acquisition of the new display cabinets. Some of the display will be refreshed throughout the year, to allow visitors to enjoy repeat visits, Credit:Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon)

THE LIFE OF THAME RESIDENT BEE GEE ROBIN GIBB REMEMBERED IN A PERMANENT EXHIBITION WITH ITEMS ON LOAN FROM HIS WIFE DWINA

The Robin Gibb Gallery now a permanent exhibition at Thame Museum. This permanent display gallery, dedicated to the 20th century music icons, the Bee Gees, is filled with artefacts, photographs and other memorabilia from the personal archive of Robin's widow, Dwina. The museum is very grateful to be able to display these wonderful personal items. The exhibition has been generously supported by the Robin Gibb Trust who facilitated the acquisition of the new display cabinets. Some of the display will be refreshed throughout the year, to allow visitors to enjoy repeat visits, Credit:Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon)

THE LIFE OF THAME RESIDENT BEE GEE ROBIN GIBB REMEMBERED IN A PERMANENT EXHIBITION WITH ITEMS ON LOAN FROM HIS WIFE DWINA

The Robin Gibb Gallery now a permanent exhibition at Thame Museum. This permanent display gallery, dedicated to the 20th century music icons, the Bee Gees, is filled with artefacts, photographs and other memorabilia from the personal archive of Robin's widow, Dwina. The museum is very grateful to be able to display these wonderful personal items. The exhibition has been generously supported by the Robin Gibb Trust who facilitated the acquisition of the new display cabinets. Some of the display will be refreshed throughout the year, to allow visitors to enjoy repeat visits, Credit:Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon)

THE LIFE OF THAME RESIDENT BEE GEE ROBIN GIBB REMEMBERED IN A PERMANENT EXHIBITION WITH ITEMS ON LOAN FROM HIS WIFE DWINA

The Robin Gibb Gallery now a permanent exhibition at Thame Museum. This permanent display gallery, dedicated to the 20th century music icons, the Bee Gees, is filled with artefacts, photographs and other memorabilia from the personal archive of Robin's widow, Dwina. The museum is very grateful to be able to display these wonderful personal items. The exhibition has been generously supported by the Robin Gibb Trust who facilitated the acquisition of the new display cabinets. Some of the display will be refreshed throughout the year, to allow visitors to enjoy repeat visits, Credit:Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon)

THE LIFE OF THAME RESIDENT BEE GEE ROBIN GIBB REMEMBERED IN A PERMANENT EXHIBITION WITH ITEMS ON LOAN FROM HIS WIFE DWINA

The Robin Gibb Gallery now a permanent exhibition at Thame Museum. This permanent display gallery, dedicated to the 20th century music icons, the Bee Gees, is filled with artefacts, photographs and other memorabilia from the personal archive of Robin's widow, Dwina. The museum is very grateful to be able to display these wonderful personal items. The exhibition has been generously supported by the Robin Gibb Trust who facilitated the acquisition of the new display cabinets. Some of the display will be refreshed throughout the year, to allow visitors to enjoy repeat visits, Credit:Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon)

THE LIFE OF THAME RESIDENT BEE GEE ROBIN GIBB REMEMBERED IN A PERMANENT EXHIBITION WITH ITEMS ON LOAN FROM HIS WIFE DWINA

The Robin Gibb Gallery now a permanent exhibition at Thame Museum. This permanent display gallery, dedicated to the 20th century music icons, the Bee Gees, is filled with artefacts, photographs and other memorabilia from the personal archive of Robin's widow, Dwina. The museum is very grateful to be able to display these wonderful personal items. The exhibition has been generously supported by the Robin Gibb Trust who facilitated the acquisition of the new display cabinets. Some of the display will be refreshed throughout the year, to allow visitors to enjoy repeat visits, Credit:Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon)

THE LIFE OF THAME RESIDENT BEE GEE ROBIN GIBB REMEMBERED IN A PERMANENT EXHIBITION WITH ITEMS ON LOAN FROM HIS WIFE DWINA

The Robin Gibb Gallery now a permanent exhibition at Thame Museum. This permanent display gallery, dedicated to the 20th century music icons, the Bee Gees, is filled with artefacts, photographs and other memorabilia from the personal archive of Robin's widow, Dwina. The museum is very grateful to be able to display these wonderful personal items. The exhibition has been generously supported by the Robin Gibb Trust who facilitated the acquisition of the new display cabinets. Some of the display will be refreshed throughout the year, to allow visitors to enjoy repeat visits, Credit:Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon)

THE LIFE OF THAME RESIDENT BEE GEE ROBIN GIBB REMEMBERED IN A PERMANENT EXHIBITION WITH ITEMS ON LOAN FROM HIS WIFE DWINA

The Robin Gibb Gallery now a permanent exhibition at Thame Museum. This permanent display gallery, dedicated to the 20th century music icons, the Bee Gees, is filled with artefacts, photographs and other memorabilia from the personal archive of Robin's widow, Dwina. The museum is very grateful to be able to display these wonderful personal items. The exhibition has been generously supported by the Robin Gibb Trust who facilitated the acquisition of the new display cabinets. Some of the display will be refreshed throughout the year, to allow visitors to enjoy repeat visits, Credit:Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon)

THE LIFE OF THAME RESIDENT BEE GEE ROBIN GIBB REMEMBERED IN A PERMANENT EXHIBITION WITH ITEMS ON LOAN FROM HIS WIFE DWINA

The Thame Museum which now houses a permanent exhibition to Bee Gee Robin Gibb., Credit:Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon)

THE LIFE OF THAME RESIDENT BEE GEE ROBIN GIBB REMEMBERED IN A PERMANENT EXHIBITION WITH ITEMS ON LOAN FROM HIS WIFE DWINA

The Robin Gibb Gallery now a permanent exhibition at Thame Museum. This permanent display gallery, dedicated to the 20th century music icons, the Bee Gees, is filled with artefacts, photographs and other memorabilia from the personal archive of Robin's widow, Dwina. The museum is very grateful to be able to display these wonderful personal items. The exhibition has been generously supported by the Robin Gibb Trust who facilitated the acquisition of the new display cabinets. Some of the display will be refreshed throughout the year, to allow visitors to enjoy repeat visits, Credit:Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon)

THE LIFE OF THAME RESIDENT BEE GEE ROBIN GIBB REMEMBERED IN A PERMANENT EXHIBITION WITH ITEMS ON LOAN FROM HIS WIFE DWINA

The Thame Museum which now houses a permanent exhibition to Bee Gee Robin Gibb., Credit:Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon)

THE LIFE OF THAME RESIDENT BEE GEE ROBIN GIBB REMEMBERED IN A PERMANENT EXHIBITION WITH ITEMS ON LOAN FROM HIS WIFE DWINA

A road in the market town of Thame has been named Robin Gibb Road in memory of former resident and Bee Gee Robin Gibb., Credit:Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon)

THE LIFE OF THAME RESIDENT BEE GEE ROBIN GIBB REMEMBERED IN A PERMANENT EXHIBITION WITH ITEMS ON LOAN FROM HIS WIFE DWINA

The Robin Gibb Gallery now a permanent exhibition at Thame Museum. This permanent display gallery, dedicated to the 20th century music icons, the Bee Gees, is filled with artefacts, photographs and other memorabilia from the personal archive of Robin's widow, Dwina. The museum is very grateful to be able to display these wonderful personal items. The exhibition has been generously supported by the Robin Gibb Trust who facilitated the acquisition of the new display cabinets. Some of the display will be refreshed throughout the year, to allow visitors to enjoy repeat visits, Credit:Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon (KEYSTONE/AVALON/Geoffrey Swaine / Avalon)

AFGHANISTAN PRODUCT BURNING

epa11116618 Afghan authorities burn expired illegal drugs and food items during a ceremony in Mazar-e-Sharif, Afghanistan, 31 January 2024. In Balkh Province, the Department of Food and Medicine took action against the sale of expired items, burning 21 products with a total value of nearly three million Afghanis. Abdul Waheed Abidi, the Director of Food and Medicines, highlighted the importance of preventing the sale of expired goods and unauthorized medicines, emphasizing the risk they pose to residents' health. Tariq Aziz, the department's supervision director, reported the closure of 157 pharmacies selling such products, aiming to safeguard public health. The move received support from Haji Mohammad, the head of the pharmacists' union, who sees it as a positive step toward ensuring the availability of quality medicines in the region. This initiative follows a previous effort by the Public Health Department. EPA/STRINGER

AFGHANISTAN QATAR FOOD AID

epa11100897 Afghan refugees, who have returned from neighboring Pakistan, receive food items donated by the Qatar Red Crescent in Kandahar, Afghanistan, 24 January 2024. Pakistan has been implementing its plan to expel undocumented immigrants, as the deadline for them to leave the country was 01 November. The move particularly affects the millions of Afghan refugees who have fled their homeland, many of them driven by decades of armed conflict and the return to power of the Taliban. Since the Pakistani authorities announced the deadline in early October, a huge migratory flow has been recorded on the porous border between Pakistan and Afghanistan. According to official data, there are about 4.4 million Afghan refugees in the country, of which 1.7 million are not registered. Most of them fled during the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in the 1980s. EPA/STRINGER

AFGHANISTAN QATAR FOOD AID

epa11100894 Afghan refugees, who have returned from neighboring Pakistan, receive food items donated by the Qatar Red Crescent in Kandahar, Afghanistan, 24 January 2024. Pakistan has been implementing its plan to expel undocumented immigrants, as the deadline for them to leave the country was 01 November. The move particularly affects the millions of Afghan refugees who have fled their homeland, many of them driven by decades of armed conflict and the return to power of the Taliban. Since the Pakistani authorities announced the deadline in early October, a huge migratory flow has been recorded on the porous border between Pakistan and Afghanistan. According to official data, there are about 4.4 million Afghan refugees in the country, of which 1.7 million are not registered. Most of them fled during the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in the 1980s. EPA/STRINGER

AFGHANISTAN QATAR FOOD AID

epa11100893 Afghan refugees, who have returned from neighboring Pakistan, receive food items donated by the Qatar Red Crescent in Kandahar, Afghanistan, 24 January 2024. Pakistan has been implementing its plan to expel undocumented immigrants, as the deadline for them to leave the country was 01 November. The move particularly affects the millions of Afghan refugees who have fled their homeland, many of them driven by decades of armed conflict and the return to power of the Taliban. Since the Pakistani authorities announced the deadline in early October, a huge migratory flow has been recorded on the porous border between Pakistan and Afghanistan. According to official data, there are about 4.4 million Afghan refugees in the country, of which 1.7 million are not registered. Most of them fled during the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in the 1980s. EPA/STRINGER

PAKISTAN ELECTION PREPARATIONS

epa11066108 Workers manufacture baseball caps as election merchandise of the Balochistan national party, depicting images of party leaders, for the country's upcoming general elections in Karachi, Pakistan, 09 January 2024. General elections are set to be held in Pakistan on 08 February 2024. EPA/SHAHZAIB AKBER

PAKISTAN ELECTION PREPARATIONS

epa11066106 Workers manufacture baseball caps as election merchandise of the Balochistan national party, depicting images of party leaders, for the country's upcoming general elections in Karachi, Pakistan, 09 January 2024. General elections are set to be held in Pakistan on 08 February 2024. EPA/SHAHZAIB AKBER

PAKISTAN ELECTION PREPARATIONS

epa11066103 Workers manufacture baseball caps as election merchandise of the Balochistan national party, depicting images of party leaders, for the country's upcoming general elections in Karachi, Pakistan, 09 January 2024. General elections are set to be held in Pakistan on 08 February 2024. EPA/SHAHZAIB AKBER

PAKISTAN ELECTIONS PREPARATIONS

epa11055117 Badges of Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N) depicting images of party's leader former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif are on sale at a market ahead of general elections in Karachi, Pakistan, 03 January 2024. Human rights groups and independent monitors in Pakistan have raised concerns over the credibility of the upcoming parliamentary elections, citing a crackdown on a mainstream political party Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaf (PTI) and increased media censorship. The nonprofit organization FAFEN, dedicated to promoting good governance and fair elections in Pakistan, has called on the election commission to publicly disclose its objections and eventual rejections of candidates' nomination papers in order to enhance electoral transparency. The government, led by Prime Minister Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar, has been accused of favoring pro-military political parties and manipulating the electoral landscape. The rejection of candidacies of the country's largest political party, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), and its leader, former Prime Minister Imran Khan, on alleged flimsy grounds has raised doubts about the fairness of the electoral process. The international community and advocacy groups are calling for transparency and inclusivity in the electoral process to ensure credibility and legitimacy. EPA/SHAHZAIB AKBER

PAKISTAN ELECTIONS PREPARATIONS

epa11055115 Decorative items of of Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaf (PTI) depicting images of party's chairman former Prime Minister Imran Khan are on sale at a market ahead of general elections in Karachi, Pakistan, 03 January 2024. Human rights groups and independent monitors in Pakistan have raised concerns over the credibility of the upcoming parliamentary elections, citing a crackdown on a mainstream political party Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaf (PTI) and increased media censorship. The nonprofit organization FAFEN, dedicated to promoting good governance and fair elections in Pakistan, has called on the election commission to publicly disclose its objections and eventual rejections of candidates' nomination papers in order to enhance electoral transparency. The government, led by Prime Minister Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar, has been accused of favoring pro-military political parties and manipulating the electoral landscape. The rejection of candidacies of the country's largest political party, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), and its leader, former Prime Minister Imran Khan, on alleged flimsy grounds has raised doubts about the fairness of the electoral process. The international community and advocacy groups are calling for transparency and inclusivity in the electoral process to ensure credibility and legitimacy. EPA/SHAHZAIB AKBER

AFGHANISTAN RATION DISTRIBUTION

epa11046759 Afghan families receive winter relief goods distributed by UMMAH Welfare Trust (UWT), a UK-based international relief and development charity, in Kandahar, Afghanistan, 28 December 2023. UWT charity provided winter assistance to 1,500 widows, orphans, and disabled individuals in Kandahar by distributing rations such as flour, rice, oil, beans, tea, and sugar. EPA/STRINGER

AFGHANISTAN RATION DISTRIBUTION

epa11046764 Afghan families receive winter relief goods distributed by UMMAH Welfare Trust (UWT), a UK-based international relief and development charity, in Kandahar, Afghanistan, 28 December 2023. UWT charity provided winter assistance to 1,500 widows, orphans, and disabled individuals in Kandahar by distributing rations such as flour, rice, oil, beans, tea, and sugar. EPA/STRINGER

AFGHANISTAN RATION DISTRIBUTION

epa11046755 Afghan families receive winter relief goods distributed by UMMAH Welfare Trust (UWT), a UK-based international relief and development charity, in Kandahar, Afghanistan, 28 December 2023. UWT charity provided winter assistance to 1,500 widows, orphans, and disabled individuals in Kandahar by distributing rations such as flour, rice, oil, beans, tea, and sugar. EPA/STRINGER

AFGHANISTAN RATION DISTRIBUTION

epa11046753 Afghan families receive winter relief goods distributed by UMMAH Welfare Trust (UWT), a UK-based international relief and development charity, in Kandahar, Afghanistan, 28 December 2023. UWT charity provided winter assistance to 1,500 widows, orphans, and disabled individuals in Kandahar by distributing rations such as flour, rice, oil, beans, tea, and sugar. EPA/STRINGER

AFGHANISTAN RATION DISTRIBUTION

epa11046756 Afghan families receive winter relief goods distributed by UMMAH Welfare Trust (UWT), a UK-based international relief and development charity, in Kandahar, Afghanistan, 28 December 2023. UWT charity provided winter assistance to 1,500 widows, orphans, and disabled individuals in Kandahar by distributing rations such as flour, rice, oil, beans, tea, and sugar. EPA/STRINGER

AFGHANISTAN RATION DISTRIBUTION

epa11046757 Afghan families receive winter relief goods distributed by UMMAH Welfare Trust (UWT), a UK-based international relief and development charity, in Kandahar, Afghanistan, 28 December 2023. UWT charity provided winter assistance to 1,500 widows, orphans, and disabled individuals in Kandahar by distributing rations such as flour, rice, oil, beans, tea, and sugar. EPA/STRINGER

AFGHANISTAN RATION DISTRIBUTION

epa11046754 Afghan families receive winter relief goods distributed by UMMAH Welfare Trust (UWT), a UK-based international relief and development charity, in Kandahar, Afghanistan, 28 December 2023. UWT charity provided winter assistance to 1,500 widows, orphans, and disabled individuals in Kandahar by distributing rations such as flour, rice, oil, beans, tea, and sugar. EPA/STRINGER

NETHERLANDS CHRISTMAS

epa11044770 Visitors to a garden center view offers during the sale of Christmas items in Duiven, The Netherlands, 26 December 2023. Every year the sale on Boxing Day attracts thousands of bargain hunters. EPA/KOEN VAN WEEL

NETHERLANDS CHRISTMAS

epa11044769 Visitors to a garden center view offers during the sale of Christmas items in Duiven, The Netherlands, 26 December 2023. Every year the sale on Boxing Day attracts thousands of bargain hunters. EPA/KOEN VAN WEEL

DENMARK WEATHER ACCIDENT

epa11044612 Locals inspect items from containers spillage along the West coast at Tranum beach in North Jutland, Denmark, 26 December 2023. The contents of 46 lost containers from the ship Mayview Maersk wash ashore in North Jutland. The containers washed overboard during storm Pia. EPA/Claus Bjoern Larsen DENMARK OUT

DENMARK WEATHER ACCIDENT

epa11044610 Locals inspect items from containers spillage along the West coast at Tranum beach in North Jutland, Denmark, 26 December 2023. The contents of 46 lost containers from the ship Mayview Maersk wash ashore in North Jutland. The containers washed overboard during storm Pia. EPA/Claus Bjoern Larsen DENMARK OUT

DENMARK WEATHER ACCIDENT

epa11044604 Locals inspect items from containers spillage along the West coast at Tranum beach in North Jutland, Denmark, 26 December 2023. The contents of 46 lost containers from the ship Mayview Maersk wash ashore in North Jutland. The containers washed overboard during storm Pia. EPA/Claus Bjoern Larsen DENMARK OUT

DENMARK WEATHER ACCIDENT

epa11044605 Locals inspect items from containers spillage along the West coast at Tranum beach in North Jutland, Denmark, 26 December 2023. The contents of 46 lost containers from the ship Mayview Maersk wash ashore in North Jutland. The containers washed overboard during storm Pia. EPA/Claus Bjoern Larsen DENMARK OUT

DENMARK WEATHER ACCIDENT

epa11044606 Locals inspect items from containers spillage along the West coast at Tranum beach in North Jutland, Denmark, 26 December 2023. The contents of 46 lost containers from the ship Mayview Maersk wash ashore in North Jutland. The containers washed overboard during storm Pia. EPA/Claus Bjoern Larsen DENMARK OUT

DENMARK WEATHER ACCIDENT

epa11044601 Locals inspect items from containers spillage along the West coast at Tranum beach in North Jutland, Denmark, 26 December 2023. The contents of 46 lost containers from the ship Mayview Maersk wash ashore in North Jutland. The containers washed overboard during storm Pia. EPA/Claus Bjoern Larsen DENMARK OUT

DENMARK WEATHER ACCIDENT

epa11044602 Locals inspect items from containers spillage along the West coast at Tranum beach in North Jutland, Denmark, 26 December 2023. The contents of 46 lost containers from the ship Mayview Maersk wash ashore in North Jutland. The containers washed overboard during storm Pia. EPA/Claus Bjoern Larsen DENMARK OUT

DAENEMARK CONTAINERSCHIFF UNGLUECK

epa11044598 Locals inspect items from containers spillage along the West coast at Tranum beach in North Jutland, Denmark, 26 December 2023. The contents of 46 lost containers from the ship Mayview Maersk wash ashore in North Jutland. The containers washed overboard during storm Pia. EPA/Claus Bjoern Larsen DENMARK OUT

DENMARK WEATHER ACCIDENT

epa11044603 Locals inspect items from containers spillage along the West coast at Tranum beach in North Jutland, Denmark, 26 December 2023. The contents of 46 lost containers from the ship Mayview Maersk wash ashore in North Jutland. The containers washed overboard during storm Pia. EPA/Claus Bjoern Larsen DENMARK OUT

INDIA KASHMIR CHRISTMAS

epa11035550 A Kashmiri man displays Christmas items ahead of Christmas celebrations in Srinagar, the summer capital of Indian Kashmir, 18 December 2023. The Christmas items are made of papier-mache and are sent to local markets and also exported to foreign countries. EPA/FAROOQ KHAN

INDIA KASHMIR CHRISTMAS

epa11035547 Kashmiri artisan paints a Christmas ornaments made of papier mache at a workshop ahead of Christmas celebrations in Srinagar, the summer capital of Indian Kashmir, 18 December 2023. The Christmas items are made of papier-mache and are sent to local markets and also exported to foreign countries. EPA/FAROOQ KHAN

INDIA KASHMIR CHRISTMAS

epa11035551 A Kashmiri man displays Christmas items ahead of Christmas celebrations in Srinagar, the summer capital of Indian Kashmir, 18 December 2023. The Christmas items are made of papier-mache and are sent to local markets and also exported to foreign countries. EPA/FAROOQ KHAN

INDIA KASHMIR CHRISTMAS

epa11035544 Nayeem Mir, owner of 'Akhtar Mir and Brothers Papier Mache' workshop displays Christmas items ahead of Christmas celebrations in Srinagar, the summer capital of Indian Kashmir, 18 December 2023. The Christmas items are made of papier-mache and are sent to local markets and also exported to foreign countries. EPA/FAROOQ KHAN

INDIA KASHMIR CHRISTMAS

epa11035545 Nayeem Mir, owner of 'Akhtar Mir and Brothers Papier Mache' packs papier-mache Christmas items ahead of Christmas celebrations in Srinagar, the summer capital of Indian Kashmir, 18 December 2023. The Christmas items are made of papier-mache and are sent to local markets and also exported to foreign countries. EPA/FAROOQ KHAN

INDIA KASHMIR CHRISTMAS

epa11035548 A Kashmiri man packs papier-mache Christmas items ahead of Christmas celebrations in Srinagar, the summer capital of Indian Kashmir, 18 December 2023. The Christmas items are made of papier-mache and are sent to local markets and also exported to foreign countries. EPA/FAROOQ KHAN

INDIA KASHMIR CHRISTMAS

epa11035543 Nayeem Mir, owner of 'Akhtar Mir and Brothers Papier Mache' workshop displays Christmas items ahead of Christmas celebrations in Srinagar, the summer capital of Indian Kashmir, 18 December 2023. The Christmas items are made of papier-mache and are sent to local markets and also exported to foreign countries. EPA/FAROOQ KHAN

INDIA KASHMIR CHRISTMAS

epa11035546 Kashmiri artisan paints a Christmas ornaments made of papier mache at a workshop ahead of Christmas celebrations in Srinagar, the summer capital of Indian Kashmir, 18 December 2023. The Christmas items are made of papier-mache and are sent to local markets and also exported to foreign countries. EPA/FAROOQ KHAN

INDIA KASHMIR CHRISTMAS

epa11035542 Kashmiri artisan paints a Christmas ornaments made of papier mache at a workshop ahead of Christmas celebrations in Srinagar, the summer capital of Indian Kashmir, 18 December 2023. The Christmas items are made of papier-mache and are sent to local markets and also exported to foreign countries. EPA/FAROOQ KHAN

INDIA KASHMIR CHRISTMAS

epa11035541 A Kashmiri man displays Christmas items ahead of Christmas celebrations in Srinagar, the summer capital of Indian Kashmir, 18 December 2023. The Christmas items are made of papier-mache and are sent to local markets and also exported to foreign countries. EPA/FAROOQ KHAN

INDIA KASHMIR CHRISTMAS

epa11035540 Kashmiri men pack papier-mache Christmas items ahead of Christmas celebrations in Srinagar, the summer capital of Indian Kashmir, 18 December 2023. The Christmas items are made of papier-mache and are sent to local markets and also exported to foreign countries. EPA/FAROOQ KHAN

APOLLO SOYUZ TEST PROJECT COMMEMORATIVE ITEMS

Apollo Soyuz Test Project (ASTP) gift bag and commemorative items. The ASTP mission was the first joint international manned space-flight. It took place from 15-24th July 1975. A Russian Soyuz 19 and American Apollo CSM-111 spacecraft docked in orbit on 17th July to test a jointly-designed international docking mechanism. These items symbolise the international cooperation behind the mission. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/NASA)

RUSSIA DAILY LIFE

epa10738127 Colored winter hats with the badge of the Soviet Army are displayed for sale at a street souvenir market on the Nevsky Prospect avenue in St. Petersburg, Russia, 10 July 2023. On 24 February 2022, Russian troops entered the Ukrainian territory in what the Russian president declared a 'Special Military Operation', starting an armed conflict that has provoked destruction and a humanitarian crisis. EPA/ANATOLY MALTSEV

YEMEN WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY 2023 PLASTIC WASTE

epa10671377 A worker sorts plastic items for recycling at a junkyard in Sana'a, Yemen, 03 June 2023. Over 1,400 tons of waste are collected daily from the streets of Sana'a with over five million people, according to statistics by the local cleanup service in the Yemeni capital. More poor people collect plastic materials from the streets and waste dumps across the major cities of Yemen, then sell them to junkyards where being sorted. The yard owners sell the plastic sorted materials to factories for recycling. The collectors of recyclables often earn between 1000 and 1500 Yemeni rial a day (between 1.92 and 2.88 euro). The World will mark the 2023 Environment Day on 05 June with a focus on 'solutions to plastic pollution.' EPA/YAHYA ARHAB