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Dame Esther Rantzen, Olivia Williams, Martin Freeman and Sir John Cleese were at The X Factor Childline Ball which raises vital funds so Childline can be there for young people 24 hours a day

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Moustafa Ismail, 24, who has the largest biceps in the World photographed in London as he arrives to promote the news Guinness Book of Records. See MASONS story MNBODY: This is the moment the Guiness Book of Records unveiled a real life POP-EYE. Moustafa Ismail, 24, has become a record holder gaining the title of the World's Largest Biceps. The Eygptian born body builder's arms measured a whopping circumference of 31inches. "Big Mo" eats as much as three pounds of chicken, and a pound of steak or fish a day, as well large portions of carbohydrates.

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Donna, two years old elephant having a kick about at ZSL Whipsnade Zoo, Bedfordshire, ahead of the sporting extravaganza. 28 May 2012.

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Vivienne Westwood - SUSHISAMBA hosted a glittering party at their vibrant restaurant to celebrate the 10th birthday of Cool Earth, their charity partner that works to halt rainforest destruction. Celebrity guests included Dame Vivienne Westwood, Daisy Lowe, Leah Wood, Alexandra Richards, Julien Macdonald, Jasmine Hemsley, Jack Guinness and Savannah Miller. Guests ate a special menu devised by SUSHISAMBA’s Chef Director Claudio Cardoso using ingredients sourced directly from the rainforest in select dishes including Seasonal Vegetable Tempura, El Topo and Welcome to the Rainforest dessert and drank Yuzu Gin Fizz and a special Ashaninka Forest Cocktail at the star studded party. Celebrity guests joined SUSHISAMBA CEO Shimon Bokovza and Cool Earth’s Director Matthew Owen.

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Willow Foundation group special day held at RAF Cranwell

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Egyptian Tortoise called Eddie weighs in at 29.6g with zookeeper Tervor Moxey

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His Holiness, the Dalai Lama, meets well wisher outside St. John's College of Cambridge University

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Amartya Sen, photographed at Trinity College, Cambridge

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Andy Clark Senior Facilities Manager at Romec - The Royal Mail sorting office, 185 Farringdon Road, London.

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O2, proud partners of England Rugby, have created ‘Wear the Rose’, the first fully immersive 360-degree virtual reality sports experience, using the revolutionary Oculus Rift Technology. ‘Wear the Rose’ will allow fans to be immersed in a multi-sensory take-over and feel as though they are part of the Senior England Rugby Team, whether it’s a team talk from Captain Chris Robshaw, getting tackled by hooker Tom Youngs, or receiving a pass from fullback Mike Brown.

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Theo Paphitis opens his nineteenth store at Intu, Watford

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Rocky Taylor takes the jump off the flaming set at Battersea Power Station

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Nigel Ackland with the bebionic3 myoeletric hand, made from carbon fibre and aluminium with alloy knuckles

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Louise Harris and her pet Yorkshire Terrier Lola who have just received their specially commissioned matching necklaces worth £25k each. See MASONS story MNDOG; Meet Britain's blingest dog owner who along with her pet pooch wears matching diamond encrusted necklaces worth a whopping £50,000. Louise Harris who runs an animal accesoory shop and her Yorkshire Terrier Lola, eight, both have matching necklaces that cost a whopping £25,000 each. The stunning pieces of jewellery are made from platinum, pink and white diamonds, which have been formed into letters to spell DIVA DOGS. Louise and Lola were given the necklaces ahead of Louises book launch and world record attempt on Sunday called Diva Dog Day

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Meet diva dog Rocky who SULKS unless he gets the three costume changes a day he demands - from his £2, 500 wardrobe. See MASONS story MNHOTDOG; The Chihuahua, two, has been dubbed Britain's best dressed mut after his owners splashed out more each year on his clothes than UK women spend on themselves. Devoted owner Lynsey Noble, 26, says she loves dressing her posh pooch , who turns heads wherever he travels - in his bespoke doggie pushchair. Up to ten times a day Rocky rotates through his 1,500 designer outfits including fancy dress costumes of an elephant, dinosaur, panda, bumble bee, zebra, Superman, and his favourite - a 'hot dog' get-up.

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Susan Jane May owns a florist business which she runs from her home in Suffolk, Susan and her son James May

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Police at the scene where the car was discovered - The deaths of two people who died in a car fire on the Essex coast, Thorpe Bay.

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Converbelts loaded with bags ready to be loaded with orders - The busy period for Acado in Hatfiled, as they prepare for all of the Christmas orders.

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Matthew Green leaving Papworth Hospital, Cambridge with son Dylan and wife Gill

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Andrew Brogan lost in his own back garden after spending years of transforming it into a jungle, in Beccles, Norfolk

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Nooshin Bakhshi, 29, from Hertfordshire, is the youngest tailor on Savile Row. London, Nooshin works for Holland and Sherry

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The Choir of King's College, Cambridge, rehearsing Christmas Carols at the Chapel, Cambridgeshire, Saturday 10th December ahead of preparations for the Christmas Eve showing on BBC

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Sir Roger Moore has been awarded an Honorary Doctor of Arts in rocognition of his outstanding contribution to the UK film and television industry at St Albans Abbey, Hertfordshire

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Ian and Rebekah Pugh and baby Elizabeth helping bake a cake - have given up using supermarkets for a year, they have instead starting buying local produce from surrounding shops in Oxford.

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Caroline Rayner, 27, with her incredible collection of Disney toys. See MASONS story MNDISNEY: A woman has told of her addiction to Disney memorabilia and how she has collected more than £5,000 worth of toys. Caroline Rayner, 27, began her impressive collection of Disney toys with a Mickey Mouse doll from California when she was just three-years-old. Since then the woman from Kent, hasn't looked back and has splashed out on over 400 Disney items from cuddly toys to figurines . The strange collection is now crammed into the small one bedroom flat that she shares with husband of two years, David Rayner.

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$Hugh Grant <br /> <br /> On Wednesday 10 December, fifteen of the celebrity-designed statues that form part of The Paddington Trail will be auctioned at Christie’s in aid of the NSPCC and our ChildLine service. <br /> The event will be attended by wealthy supporters, Christie’s customers and a range of celebrities and so we’re keen to secure photos for use on our social media channels and for press, with images available on request alongside those taken by photo agencies on the night. <br /> For social media use – particularly Twitter – landscape images are better than portrait so it’s important that there’s a good mix of images to provide as much usable content as possible.\$