2-Video Shows Memphis Police Officers Kicking Beating Tyre Nichols

magazine, he was asked about one day replacing Sir David, 96, who last year made factual programme Dinosaurs: The Final Day with David Attenbrough for the BBC but said no one can ever step into the veteran presenter's shoes. 














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Leon, a 29-year-old scientist from Seattle, felt sympathy for the gallery.

He said: 'I think it's unfair that the Tate would have to change as they were here first. If I lived there I would wave at everyone, it would be like I'm part of an exhibition. If I lived there I would wave at everyone, it would be like I'm part of an exhibition. If they don't want to live there they should have thought of that before perhaps'

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An armature drone photographer captured stunning footage of a dolphin pod swimming through the crystal-blue waters off the coast of Florida.

Speaking over a flower-bedecked casket at the Mississippi Boulevard Christian Church, preachers recalled a young man who loved photography and skateboarding, and demanded justice for Nichols.



'It's been a complete waste of time and money. Even if part of the viewing platform is closed, our privacy is still being invaded.

The whole thing is a farce because we've still got the same problems.'





Nichols, a 29-year-old father, was on his way home from taking pictures of the sky on Jan. 7, when police pulled him over.
He was just a few minutes from the home he shared with his mother and stepfather, when he was brutally attacked by five Memphis police officers.

Unsurprisingly, Instagram has taken notice - his photography account has nearly 69,000 followers to date. The California-based amateur photographer has a remarkable talent for astrophotography, turning his camera on the skies over locations such as the Bisti Badlands of New Mexico and the Eastern Australian coast.



After meticulously piecing together a string of clues, Ms Churcher discovered that the writ had been filed by a woman named Virginia Roberts and that she had moved to Australia.

The picture featuring Prince Andrew had been kept with more than a dozen others from Miss Roberts' time with Epstein in a white envelope that was stuffed in a bookcase.



Among the prize winners, there's a heartwarming picture of a pair of polar bears embracing in Norway's Svalbard archipelago, a transfixing image of a cloud passing over 'snow monsters' - snow-covered trees - in Japan, and a shot of a cluster of penguin chicks hiding from predators in Antarctica. This year, almost 20,000 images were submitted by amateur and professional photographers from 154 countries.

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