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A photographer has snapped a ‘UFO’ - flying over the Coronation.

Photographer snaps ‘UFO’ flying over the Coronation

Lifeboat crew spot grey seal emerge from UK river - watch moment here

The goose barnacles washed up on a beach in Bournemouth. The sea creatures are a rare delicacy that sell for up to £80 a kilo. Photo by John Jennings on Instagram @horizonjphotography

Rare ‘goose barnacles’ worth thousands wash up on UK beach

Queen Elizabeth II, left, smiles at Liz Truss during an audience at Balmoral, Scotland, where she invited the newly elected leader of the Conservative party to become Prime Minister and form a new government,

Photographer took last pictures of Queen in ‘good spirits’

Alexander Lindsay's fortcoming exhibition includes work captured in St Kilda.

Photographer who documented Iraq and Afghanistan turns focus onto Scotland

An ironmongers in Niddrie will feature in the exhibition.

Photographer’s unseen archive of forgotten shop interiors to be showcased

The Cruel Plant, which traps moths and butterflies to maximise pollination

Amazing pics reveal hidden side of seeds at Edinburgh's botanic garden

Skiing Into a Dream World by Ronan Dugan.

Photographer's magical missions to capture The Cairngorms on a perfect winter's ...

The 1988 photographs show Stephen Venables on top of the the Eastern side of the world's highest mountain - the infamous 3,350 metre Kangshung Face

Never seen before Images captured Edinburgh climber who scaled Mount Everest's m...

Overall Winner - Michael Marsh - The Brighton Palace Pier. Skydivers over the Great Pyramids of Giza and a Welsh farmhouse are just some of the astonishing pictures from the 2020 Historic Photographer of the Year Awards. The awards called on photographers to capture “history all around us”, in the form of historical places and cultural sites around the world. Astonishing images of civilisation’s most iconic landmarks, including the Taj Mahal, Pompeii and the Palace of Versailles are just some of the historical sites featured. But the Overall Winner out of thousands of entries in the worldwide competition was awarded to Michael Marsh, for his sombre picture of Brighton Palace Pier, captioned “standing in the full force of weather and time”.

Historic Photographer of the Year 2020

Photographer snaps rare sunfish in the Hebrides

Photographer who snapped Duchess of Cambridge topless ‘is English’

Euro 2012: Uefa launch racism investigation after claims banana was thrown at Ma...

Regi Claire interview: The fight of her life

Husband and wife wildlife photographers Doug Allan and Sue Flood work in the sam...

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Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown during a 'Making Britain Work For Scotland' rally

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