1.  The figures swarm across a vast seven metre high translucent membrane suspended in the chancel of a former church. The church, now converted into an art gallery, was open to the public during the 25 days it took to complete, so they could watch the ar

2. A crowd of naked people take part in an art installation event by New-York based artist Spencer Tunick in Gateshead, Sunday 17 July, 2005. Over 1600 volunteers participated in the event - all appearing nude in four installations and a series of photograp

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4. Ban Nam Khem, Phang Nga Province, Thailand: A family have tea in the shade of a large fishing trawler which has been swept inland by the Tsunami and destroyed part of their house. The village, which was one of the worst hit parts of the Thai coast, suffe

5. s Square, but was unable to do so following emergency treatment for flu-induced breathing problems. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez

6. s Square, but was unable to do so following emergency treatment for flu-induced breathing problems. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez

7. S SECOND GOALPIC: EDDIE KEOGH

8. Familys brave the cold temperatures and snowy conditions on top of the South Downs at Clayton in Sussex. Jack and Jill windmills are seen in the background.

9. MADRID, SPAIN - MARCH 05: Jason Gardener of Great Britain celebrates winning the 60m final during the second day of the European Indoor Athletics Championships 2005 at Comunidad de Madrid Indoor Hall on March 5, 2005 in Madrid, Spain (Photo by Julian Fi

10. s Prime Minister Tony Blair is cast behind Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown as they take questions during an election news conference in central London, April 25, 2005. With Labour winning an historic third successive general election, Brown was

11. DTEM-EDDIE MULHOLLAND-17/05/05Bow Street magistrates,Central London, where an extradition order on British Muslim Babar Ahmad was granted by the judge. Supporters and family protested at the decision.

12. Picture taken 24 May 2005. Byline: By Roger Bamber Caption: Cleaning up after ourselves means round the clock shifts for sewage treatment operators like this worker carrying out essential cleaning and maintainance work on nitrifying filters. At the plan

13. s Steve Gerrard celebrates winning the Champions League final soccer final against AC Milan at the Ataturk Olympic stadium in Istanbul May 25, 2005. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez

14. Prince Harry stands on parade as a junior officer cadet at Sandhurst military college for the presentation of new colours to the academy by Chief of the Defence staff General Sir Michael Walker. Pic: Richard Pohle

15. Photo: Dwayne Senior/Sunday Times 24 June 2005

16.  LIVE 8 CONCERT AT THE EDEN PROJECT, NEAR ST AUSTELL, CORNWALL. THE CONCERT WILL FEATURE 18 DIFFERENT ARTISTS FROM 14 DIFFERENT COUNTRIES, ALL EXCLUISIVELY AFRICAN AND AIMS TO HIGHLIGHT WORLD POVERTY.

17. ng affected. Many of the children I saw had skin conditions after being months, even years in these conditions.An adult prison is no place for a child.

18. Police clash with protesters in Auchterarder near the Gleneagles Hotel where the the G8 summit is being held in central Scotland, July 6, 2005. Thousands of anti-G8 protesters marched on the heavily fortified Scottish hotel on Wednesday where world leade

19. A young boy prays over one of the nearly 600 coffins that were placed in the Battery Factory in Potocari in preparation for their burial on the 11th July, the tenth anniversary of the Srebrenica massacre.

20.  livery companies use six traditional Thames rowing skiffs in their five-day journey up-river. The officials wear traditional scarlet uniforms and each boat flies appropriate flags and pennantsPeter Macdiarmid/Getty Images

21. The Maxillo- Facial prosthetics unit at the Glasgow Southern General hospital is the 2nd largest of its kind in the world. They produce prosthetic eyes, ear, noses as well as titanium skull parts for patients across the UK.

22. s elite Royal Marines work on their tans in the searing Iraq heat, surrounded by watchtowers and protected by the fortified walls of the British military base in Umm Qasr, southern Iraq.BYLINE: STEVE PENNELLSDATE TAKEN: 23/7/05LOCATION: Umm Qasr, Iraq

23. A monk pushes out lanterns onto river Thames at Battersea Park in London in a memorial ceremony to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the tragic atomic bomb dropped on August 9, 1945 on the Japanese city of Nakasaki which killed about 70,000 people, Tues

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25. s disengagement plan from Gaza, scream as they speak with a special evacuation policeman after the force took over the roof top of the synagogue in the Jewish Gaza Strip settlement of Kfar Darom in Gush Katif settlements bloc, August 18, 2005. Israeli tr

26. CATHERINE ZETA JONES THROWS HER CLUB IN THE AIR AT THE CELTIC MANNOR ALL STAR GOLF EVENT IN SOUTH WALES.

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30. David Blunkett leaves the House of Commons Wednesday 2nd November 2005 , After Resigning as work and Pensions Minister.PA Photo Andrew Parsons

31. VILAMOURA , PORTUGAL - NOVEMBER 17: The silhouette of Ik-Je Jang of Korea as he tees off in the morning light during the first round fourballs of the World Golf Championships Algarve World Cup at Victoria Clube de Golfe, November 16, 2005 in Vilamoura, P

32. November 21/2005North west Iraq.As operation Steel Curtain gets near the end with a sweep north Eurphratesat Rawah.Detainees held while they wait to be taken for questioning by helicopter.Photo Sean Smith

33. Date: 23 November 2005Staff at Bedfordshire County Council united behind the new Chief Executive, Andrea Hill to drive the Council upward to improve its CPA rating hoping to reach a three star rating in 17 months.Byline: Bob Johns/ expresspictures.co.uk

34. Photographs by Howard Walker.30th November 2005.Man Utd V W.B.A.Carling Cup,, Fourth Round.Picture shows

35. HEMEL HEMPSTEAD, UNITED KINGDOM - DECEMBER 11: As the sun sets over Hertfordshire balls of fire continue to erupt as secondary explosions occur at Bruncefield oil depot on December 11, 2005 in Hemel Hempstead, England.The explosions are being treated as

36. DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES - DECEMBER 17: Dow load up in Dubai creek December 17, 2005 (Photo by Chris Jackson/Getty Images)

37. HEMEL HEMPSTEAD, UNITED KINGDOM - DECEMBER 18: Smoke rises from the a fire at the Buncefield fuel depot on December 11, 2005 in Hemel Hemstead, England. (Photo by Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images)

38. a group of crested Macaques more used to tropical rainforests in indonesia, huddle for warmth in Dublin Zoo. the primates are indangered in their own land , due to hunting and the clearing of their native habitat, sometimes even taken when very young as

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54. The Tsunami anhilated the sea front of the small town of Nagapattinam in south India, in this area of India 7000 people alone were killed. On the sea front is the remains of a house, so much care had gone into the beautifully painted flower pots, chaos s

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58. Polar Nights in Northern Russia - Icy graveJanuary 2005.An American warship, Daniel Morgan, which was torpedoed by the Germans and sunk on 7th May 1942 sits rusting alongside another boat in the Barents Sea just outside Murmansk. 2pm.

59. A member of the South Durham Hunt holds up a Turkmenian Eagle Owl in Sedgefield in northeast England November 5, 2005. Hundreds of hunts are expected to ride out on Saturday to mark the start of the fox-hunting season in England and Wales, in spite of a b