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  • Protest of Strictly Orthodox Jews turns violent

    Orthodox Jews protest turns violent

    Ten people were arrested after the rioting in the Israeli holy city, while eight officers were reported to have been injured in the clashes, two of them seriously.
  • Ploypan Patrathira Nond arranges flowers in the Nong Nooch Pattaya Tropical Garden

    Chelsea Flower Show preparations

    The annual Royal Horticultural Society Chelsea Flower Show begins on 21 May.
  • A view of the breached Mohne dam

    Dambusters raid: the story in pictures

    On the night of 16 May 1943, members of the RAF's 617 Squadron carried out an unprecedented airborne attack on Germany.
  • News, sports, animals and people from around the world

    Week in Pictures 17 May 2013

    A selection of the most striking images from around the world in the last seven days. News, sports, animals and people.
  • A truck is blown over on to a car by a tornado that struck Cleburne in Texas

    Tornadoes cause havoc in Texas

    An outbreak of tornadoes has caused widespread disruption in parts of Texas.
  • Prince Harry takes part in a charity polo match

    Prince Harry visits the US: in pictures

    Harry finished his tour on a winning note at a charity polo match
  • The X-47B is the first unmanned drone to fly off a US aircraft carrier

    New US stealth drone

    The unmanned aircraft performed a fly-by from the nuclear-powered USS George H W Bush carrier after it was launched off the coast of Virginia
  • Prince Harry grimaces at the bottom of a pyramid of people

    Prince Harry at the Warrior Games: in photos

    The royal has been in the US attending the Warrior Games, which features injured servicemen and women from the US, Canada and Australia
  • Harry prepares to hit a baseball as he meets a number of young people participating in a demonstration of baseball tuition at the training facility and baseball field of Harlem RBI in New York

    Prince Harry plays baseball in US

    Prince Harry has continued his trip to North America with a visit to a baseball youth development scheme in New York.
  • A man claimed by Russian security services to be Ryan Fogle, a third secretary at the US embassy in Moscow, is detained in Moscow

    Russia expels 'CIA spy in a wig'

    Russia is to expel a US diplomat it claims was caught disguised in a blond wig while trying to recruit an agent in Moscow
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  • Suicide jumper caught mid-air by firefighters

    Suicide jumper caught mid-air by firefighters

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  • CCTV of baby in pram falling onto train tracks

    CCTV of baby in pram falling onto train tracks

    ITN

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  • CCTV shows speed of theft outside a London restaurant

    CCTV shows speed of theft outside a London restaurant

    ITN

    0:33 6 days ago
  • Hero nurse saves man from train track

    Hero nurse saves man from train track

    ITN

    1:06 09/05/2013
  • Dramatic CCTV rescue: Officer pulls man from path of train

    Dramatic CCTV rescue: Officer pulls man from path of train

    ITN

    0:48 24/04/2013
  • CCTV: Tory councillor Brian Coleman assaults cafe owner

    CCTV: Tory councillor Brian Coleman assaults cafe owner

    ITN

    0:30 03/05/2013

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