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I had great time during the Easter holidays ! (happy Easter for everyone, btw~)
The weather was so lovely and fresh, and while I was spending my holiday in the countryside I took Clotilde with me for a photoshoot <3 She kind of reminds me of the story about the little match girl...
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Cigarettes folded from a 4x1 rectangle of wrapping paper.
Matches folded from a 3x1 rectangle of wrapping paper.
Yesterday, Thursday 23 January 2025, saw Manchester United take on Rangers FC in the latest round of Europa League.
Greater Manchester Police officers were working through the evening to keep people safe across Manchester as over 70,000 football fans to Old Trafford to watch the match.
More than 450 officers across GMP were deployed through the night with 39 arrests being made in total – the vast majority being before the game.
We made 26 arrests in the Ancoats area of the city after some disorder broke out just after 6pm.
Further arrests were made on suspicion of drug offences, drunk and disorderly behaviour, tragedy chanting, and assault of a steward.
Ensuring thousands of match-going fans arrive safely for such an event takes a considerable amount of planning,
consideration, and dedication.
We worked with both football clubs and their respective supporters’ groups in the months leading up to the game to ensure the match passed safely with as little disruption to the wider public as possible.
Thankfully, after the game there were no further incidents outside the stadium as supporters headed home.
Assistant Chief Constable Chris Sykes, match commander for the game, said: “These high-profile fixtures are always exciting occasions, but they also naturally present challenges to ensure that the thousands of spectators can enjoy the game safely and to minimise disruption for the wider public.
“Last night, we did see some incidents before the game which required a prompt response from our officers to prevent any further disorder and harm.
Arrests were made and further disorder was prevented.
“An operation like this takes weeks, if not months, of planning with both clubs and all our local partners.
Generally the crowds have been really well behaved and the vast majority have had a safe and enjoyable time watching the game in Manchester.”
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Radhika Jagannathan right matched and her fiancé that proposed to her on stage after she opened her envelope Tom Wilson.
Phil Robertson in action during the finals at the Asian Match Racing Championships 2010. Kuala Terengannu, Malaysia. 28 October 2010. Photo: Subzero Images/Monsoon Cup
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Yesterday, Thursday 23 January 2025, saw Manchester United take on Rangers FC in the latest round of Europa League.
Greater Manchester Police officers were working through the evening to keep people safe across Manchester as over 70,000 football fans to Old Trafford to watch the match.
More than 450 officers across GMP were deployed through the night with 39 arrests being made in total – the vast majority being before the game.
We made 26 arrests in the Ancoats area of the city after some disorder broke out just after 6pm.
Further arrests were made on suspicion of drug offences, drunk and disorderly behaviour, tragedy chanting, and assault of a steward.
Ensuring thousands of match-going fans arrive safely for such an event takes a considerable amount of planning,
consideration, and dedication.
We worked with both football clubs and their respective supporters’ groups in the months leading up to the game to ensure the match passed safely with as little disruption to the wider public as possible.
Thankfully, after the game there were no further incidents outside the stadium as supporters headed home.
Assistant Chief Constable Chris Sykes, match commander for the game, said: “These high-profile fixtures are always exciting occasions, but they also naturally present challenges to ensure that the thousands of spectators can enjoy the game safely and to minimise disruption for the wider public.
“Last night, we did see some incidents before the game which required a prompt response from our officers to prevent any further disorder and harm.
Arrests were made and further disorder was prevented.
“An operation like this takes weeks, if not months, of planning with both clubs and all our local partners.
Generally the crowds have been really well behaved and the vast majority have had a safe and enjoyable time watching the game in Manchester.”
Bronze medal match of the 18th Conseil International du Sport Militaire (CISM) World Women’s Volleyball Military Championship on 9 June 2017 at Naval Station Mayport, Florida. Germany vs Canada.
Had Lucas and Annie lived during the Jurassic period, they would have been no match for this Allosaurus pack. A tasty treat they'd be.
A friendly match between Alexandria University (Malaysia) team vs Al-Azhar University (Indonesia) team. Mansoura was the host for this match.
Staff Sgt. Chris Kizanis, of Boise State, Idaho, U.S. Army Reserve International Combat Team competitor, reloads a magazine into his rifle during a Rifle International Match to engage targets in various firing positions during the 2015 Canadian Armed Forces Small Arms Concentration at the Connaught Range outside of Ottawa, Canada, Sept. 15. The marksmanship competition brought in more than 250 total competitors from the British, Canadian and U.S. armed forces competing in more than 50 matches involving rifle, pistol and light machine gun events using various combat-like movements and scenarios. (U.S. Army photo by Master Sgt. Michel Sauret)
During the football match on 26 July, the cabinet members wear blue shirts while the ambassadors are in yellow.