 Tony Plant, 49, created these extraordinary swirling patterns on a beach in Newquay, Somerset, with an old rusty garden rake. Picture:SWNS
 Members of the emergency services attempt to refloat a pilot whale after a pod of 26 beached near Pittenweem off the coast of Fife. Picture: Andrew Milligan/PA Wire
Prince Harry returned to Afghanistan for another tour of duty and is shown the Apache helicopter flight line by a member of his squadron at Camp Bastion, Afghanistan. Picture: Reuters
 Michael Kenny, 18, became the first-ever man to pass through the education degree course at the world-famous Norland College. He was the only male in a classroom of 48 girls. Picture: SWNS |
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When the weather's like this, there's only one thing to do - head for the beach. Savouring the sunshine on Weston-super-Mare beach, Somerset. Picture: Ben Birchall/PA Wire
Easy does it: Prince Andrew abseiled down The Shard skyscraper in London for charity. Afterwards he confessed he would "never do it again"
A somewhat bewildered youngster stands between David Cameron and Nick Clegg as the PM addresses onlookers at Aldermere Housing development in Cheshunt, Hertfordshire Picture: PA
Angler Brian Humphries holds 'The Parrot' a massive 27kg (59lb 14oz) mirror carp. Catching it he likened to 'wrestling Mike Tyson'. Picture: SWNS
The coffin of Dylan Cecil leaving after the funeral service with father Darren Cecil (front right) and mother Rachel McCollum (middle blue dress). Dylan drowned after slipping from a jetty while on holiday visiting his grandparents at Burnham-on-Sea in Somerset last month. Picture: Rui Vieira/PA Wire
French police inspect a drain under the road to the murder scene at Cheverlaine near Annecy in France where the British victims of a quadruple murder were discovered. Picture: Chris Ison/PA Wire
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