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• 1/34 26 October 2016

  Hayley and Imran from London demonstrate a prototype 'digital for-sale sign', which has been developed by Post Office Money Mortgages to help people sell their homes and engage potential buyers

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• 2/34 25 October 2016

  Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn sits alongside his deputy Tom Watson at a shadow cabinet meeting in the Houses of Parliament

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• 3/34 25 October 2016

  Protesters from Reclaim the Power and Plane Stupid against airport expansion take part in a demonstration outside the Houses of Parliament

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• 4/34 25 October 2016

  Protestors from Plane Stupid stage a demonstration with a mock runway outside the Houses of Parliament in London

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• 5/34 24 October 2016

  Gulls fly over The River Thames as the sun sets behind the Palace of Westminster

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• 6/34 24 October 2016

  Tom Whitley with pumpkins on Birchfield Farm in North Yorkshire

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• 7/34 24 October 2016

  Tom Whitley with pumpkins on Birchfield Farm in North Yorkshire, ahead of Halloween celebrations at the end of the month

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• 8/34 24 October 2016

  Spanish Intern Isabel checks Corriander plants in one of the Underground tunnels at 'Growing Underground' in Clapham, London. The former air raid shelters covering 65,000 square feet lie 120 feet under Clapham High street and are home to 'Growing Underground', the UKs first underground farm

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• 9/34 24 October 2016

  'Growing Underground', the UKs first underground farm. The farms produce includes pea shoots, rocket, wasabi mustard, red basil and red amaranth, pink stem radish, garlic chives, fennel and coriander, and supply to restaurants across London including Michelin-starred chef Michel Roux Jr's 'Le Gavroche'

• 10/34 24 October 2016

  A member of staff admires a selection of work including 'Landscape of the Vernal Equinox', part of an exhibition of Paul Nash's work at the Tate Britain in Pimlico, London

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• 11/34 24 October 2016

  Early morning sunshine hits the Wallace Monument in Stirling, with the Ochil mountain range in the background

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• 12/34 24 October 2016

  Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon arrrives at 10 Downing Street in central London. British Prime Minister Theresa May will meet the first ministers of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland in London, where she will face calls for each region to vote on the government's Brexit plans

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• 13/34 24 October 2016

  A member of staff looks at 'Totes Meer' while another watches artist Paul Nash as depicted in the film 'Out of Chaos' by Jill Craigie, both part of an exhibition of Paul Nash's work at the Tate Britain in Pimlico, London

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• 14/34 24 October 2016

  The Duke of Cambridge, known as the Earl of Strathearn in Scotland touches the castle key being held by the Earl of Mar, the castle key keeper, as he arrives at Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Regimental Museum at Stirling Castle

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• 15/34 24 October 2016

  The key to Stirling Castle before the Duke of Cambridge, known as the Earl of Strathearn in Scotland, arrives at Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Regimental Museum at Stirling Castle

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• 16/34 24 October 2016

  Model and presenter Jodie Kidd cycled 567 miles and climbed Mt Kilimanjaro in an attempt to raise £200k for Help for Heroes

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• 17/34 24 October 2016

  Model and presenter Jodie Kidd cycled 567 miles and climbed Mt Kilimanjaro in an attempt to raise £200k for Help for Heroes

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• 18/34 21 October 2016

  Autumn foliage and colours in the gardens and estate at Stourhead

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• 19/34 21 October 2016

  Tracy Brabin gives a speech after winning the by-election in murdered Labour Party MP Jo Cox's Batley and Spen constituency

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• 20/34 20 October 2016

  Fin whale which was found by wardens at the Holkham National Nature Reserve on the North Norfolk coast

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• 21/34 20 October 2016

  'I, Daniel Blake' is projected onto the Houses of Parliament

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• 22/34 20 October 2016

  'I, Daniel Blake' is projected onto wall on Belvedere Road on the South Bank

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• 23/34 20 October 2016

  'I, Daniel Blake' is projected onto the British Film Institute

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• 24/34 19 October 2016

  HMS Richmond (front), a Type 23 Duke Class frigate, observing aircraft carrier, which is part of a Russian task group, during transit through the North Sea

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• 25/34 19 October 2016

  Pinot Noir grapes are harvested on the Cottonworth vineyard in Hampshire as the harvest season gets underway. The grapes are grown alongside Chardonnay and Pinot Meunier varieties which are used primarily in producing English sparkling wine for both Cottonworth Wines and Hattingley Valley Wines

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• 26/34 19 October 2016

  Pinot Noir grapes are harvested on the Cottonworth vineyard in Hampshire as the harvest season gets underway

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• 27/34 19 October 2016

  Pinot Noir grapes are harvested on the Cottonworth vineyard in Hampshire as the harvest season gets underway. The grapes are grown alongside Chardonnay and Pinot Meunier varieties which are used primarily in producing English sparkling wine for both Cottonworth Wines and Hattingley Valley Wines

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  Workers at Hattingley Valley Winery in Hampshire unload crates of Pinot Noir grapes from the Cottonworth vineyard as the harvest season gets underway

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• 29/34 19 October 2016

  Winemaker Emma Rice from Hattingley Valley checks the quality of juice from Pinot Noir grapes picked on the Cottonworth vineyard as they are pressed in a tank at the winery

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• 30/34 19 October 2016

  Barrels of wine at Hattingley Valley Winery in Hampshire

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• 31/34 19 October 2016

  Winemaker Emma Rice from Hattingley Valley checks the quality of juice from Pinot Noir grapes picked on the Cottonworth vineyard after they are pressed in a tank at the winery

• 32/34 18 October 2016

  The colours of autumn in spectacular show around the grounds of The Sir Harold Hiller Gardens

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• 33/34 18 October 2016

  A fish pass on the River Tyne in Hexham. The fish swim up from the sea so they can lay their eggs in the tributaries of the river

• 34/34 18 October 2016

  A salmon makes its way upstream on the River Tyne in Hexham, as tens of thousands of the fish have been helped by a new fish pass in a once in a lifetime journey to spawn

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