Zookeepers across Europe shared their favorite animal photos from the past year as part of a photography competition on the Zoo Keepers Europe Facebook page
Brady described how he and his peroxide blonde ‘soul mate’ meticulously planned the murders that still horrify the nation 50 years later – and how it was Hindley who drew first blood.
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In preparation for their first child, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have announced that they will move out of Kensington Palace and into Frogmore Cottage, a home on the grounds of the larger Frogmore House. See photos of the royal family on the property throughout history.
Indulge your curiosity and have a little fun with these stories about the weird and the wonderful. With articles on aliens, cats, cartoons, and hoaxes, this collection is guaranteed boredom-basher.
Title: Media - Television and Radio Description: Television One news crew; Mandy Robertshaw (reporter), Alan Hutton (cameraman), Mike Fitzgerald (sound operator). Photographer: unknown Date: unknown Archives reference: ABHJ W3602 Box 10 collections.archives.govt.nz/web/arena/search#/?q=2106587 The photo above is of Christchurch based TV One news crew Mandy Robertshaw, Alan Hutton and Mike Fitzgerald. In February 1976 the team covered an incident outside a pet shop between the shop owner and an S.P.C.A. inspector. The inspector believed animals in the front window were suffering from heat exhaustion, and took action to remove them from the store. This was disputed by the pet shop owner, and a confrontation ensued. In 1977 the team were presented with the Association of Broadcasting Journalists Memorial Award for Television News for their coverage of the story. Judges commented that their entry “was an example of what Television Journalism is all about”. The image was created by the Broadcasting Corporation of New Zealand and is from a photographic series of various subjects, including: personalities, disasters, industry, and sport. For further enquiries please email [email protected] For updates on our On This Day series and news from Archives New Zealand, follow us on Twitter www.twitter.com/ArchivesNZ Material from Archives New Zealand Caption information from text accompanying the photograph.
A curator discovers dogs—lots of them—in Simon Bening’s manuscripts.
On World Animal Day, novelist Henrietta Rose-Innes looks at some of the best depictions of this ‘crucial human task’, by James Herriot, Karen Joy Fowler and others
March 6, 2022In 2008, fine-art photographer Karen Knorr set off for India for what she now describes as a “life-changing journey.” At the time, however, the artist had her reservations about going there. “I’m a white European American,” says the Frankfurt, Germany–born, London-based Knorr. “I didn’t want to be seen as an artist who goes […]
In northwestern China, the vast Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region is home to nearly 22 million residents.
The claws came out at the Cotton States Cat Club’s 85th annual pet show as hundreds of furry felines (and their hairless friends) competed for the top prize.
Harry and Bess Houdini had no children. Maybe because of this, they lavished paternal attention onto their pets, particularly their dogs, Charlie and Bobby. We don't know too much about these fury members of the Houdini family, but what we do know is charming.
All week we’ll be bringing you the most revolutionary photographs ever taken, by the biggest names. Today, it’s the birth of photography, with the earliest heliograph, scandalous nudes and the first ever manipulated image
