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Athletics from the Aviva European Trials and UK Championships at the English Institute of Sports, Sheffield.   Men’s 60 metres Semi-Final.  Dwain Chambers, 30, of Belgrave Harriers, bettered his personal best time of 6.52 by shaving 1/100 of a second to set new fastest time in the world this year of 6.51 seconds. The World Indoor Championship Qualifying Standard is 6.65 sec. Pictured: Dwain Chambers winner of the 60 Men’s Semi-Finals at the Aviva European Trials as the English Institute of Sports, Sheffield. 140209
Athletics from the Aviva European Trials and UK Championships at the English Institute of Sports, Sheffield.   Men’s 60 metres Semi-Final.  Dwain Chambers, 30, of Belgrave Harriers, bettered his personal best time of 6.52 by shaving 1/100 of a second to set new fastest time in the world this year of 6.51 seconds. The World Indoor Championship Qualifying Standard is 6.65 sec. Pictured: Dwain Chambers winner of the 60 Men’s Semi-Finals at the Aviva European Trials as the English Institute of Sports, Sheffield. 140209
Athletics from the Aviva European Trials and UK Championships at the English Institute of Sports, Sheffield.   Men’s 60 metres Heats.  Dwain Chambers, 30, of Belgrave Harriers, whose personal best time is 6.52 seconds for the 60 sprint, won his heat in a time of 6.53 seconds. Chambers set the fastest qualifying time of the first five Heats. The World Indoor Championship Qualifying Standard is 6.65 sec.Pictured: Dwain Chambers leads Rion Baptiste, WSE Hounslow, in the 60 Men’s Heats at the Aviva European Trials as the English Institute of Sports, Sheffield. 140209
Athletics from the Aviva European Trials and UK Championships at the English Institute of Sports, Sheffield.   Men’s 60 metres Semi-Final.  Dwain Chambers, 30, of Belgrave Harriers, bettered his personal best time of 6.52 by shaving 1/100 of a second to set new fastest time in the world this year of 6.51 seconds. The World Indoor Championship Qualifying Standard is 6.65 sec. Pictured: Dwain Chambers in the competitor warm-up area prior to winning the 60 Men’s Semi-Finals at the Aviva European Trials as the English Institute of Sports, Sheffield. 140209
Athletics from the Aviva European Trials and UK Championships at the English Institute of Sports, Sheffield.   Men’s 60 metres Semi-Final.  Dwain Chambers, 30, of Belgrave Harriers, bettered his personal best time of 6.52 by shaving 1/100 of a second to set new fastest time in the world this year of 6.51 seconds. The World Indoor Championship Qualifying Standard is 6.65 sec. Pictured: Dwain Chambers in the competitor warm-up area prior to winning the 60 Men’s Semi-Finals at the Aviva European Trials as the English Institute of Sports, Sheffield. 140209
Athletics from the Aviva European Trials and UK Championships at the English Institute of Sports, Sheffield.   Men’s 60 metres Semi-Final.  Dwain Chambers, 30, of Belgrave Harriers, storms home to win the 60metre finals in a time of 6.51, setting a new personal best and matching the fastest time set in the world this year. The World Indoor Championship Qualifying Standard is 6.65 sec.Pictured: Dwain Chambers celebrates his win of the 60 Men’s Finals with  third place Simeon Williamson, Highgate Harriers, at the Aviva European Trials as the English Institute of Sports, Sheffield. 140209
British Diving Championships 2009.  The three day event at Ponds Forge, Sheffield, presents divers with the opportunity to qualify for individual places on the team that will compete at the 13th FINA World Championships in Rome this summer. GB Divers from the Beijing Olympics 2008 will be using the experience and knowledge towards selection for Rome. Pictured: Winners of the Women’s Platform 10 metre Synchro were Carol Galashan and Helen Galashan – City of Leeds DC. 050209
British Diving Championships 2009.  The three day event at Ponds Forge, Sheffield, presents divers with the opportunity to qualify for individual places on the team that will compete at the 13th FINA World Championships in Rome this summer. GB Divers from the Beijing Olympics 2008 will be using the experience and knowledge towards selection for Rome. Pictured: Winners of the Women’s Platform 10 metre Synchro were Carol Galashan and Helen Galashan – City of Leeds DC. 050209
British Diving Championships 2009.  The three day event at Ponds Forge, Sheffield, presents divers with the opportunity to qualify for individual places on the team that will compete at the 13th FINA World Championships in Rome this summer. GB Divers from the Beijing Olympics 2008 will be using the experience and knowledge towards selection for Rome. Pictured: Winners of the Women’s Platform 10 metre Synchro were Carol Galashan and Helen Galashan – City of Leeds DC. 050209
10,000 fish move home.  The Environment Agency are carrying out the mass transfer of an estimated 10,000 Roach from Hillsborough Park pond to Elsecar Canal, in South Yorkshire. A recent survey showed the pond was teeming with roach which meant stocks had to be reduced. Environment staff used a net 80 metre long net and three metres deep to capture the fish. Pete Turner, Fisheries Officer, said earlier, "The stocks had to be thinned out because fish have to fight for oxygen when a pond becomes too overcrowded, and during hot weather they become more stressed and thousands can end up dying". It is estimated the team were able to collect 800-1000lbs of fish, mostly roach. Sizes varied up to 6" in length and between 1 and 6 oz in weight. The fish were then transported in special tanks to their new home in the Elsecar Canal, South Yorkshire. Pictured: (L-R) Preparing the net for casting. Dan Smallwood, Ecological Appraisal. Pete Turner, Fisheries Officer. 040209
10,000 fish move home.  The Environment Agency are carrying out the mass transfer of an estimated 10,000 Roach from Hillsborough Park pond to Elsecar Canal, in South Yorkshire. A recent survey showed the pond was teeming with roach which meant stocks had to be reduced. Environment staff used a net 80 metre long net and three metres deep to capture the fish. Pete Turner, Fisheries Officer, said earlier, "The stocks had to be thinned out because fish have to fight for oxygen when a pond becomes too overcrowded, and during hot weather they become more stressed and thousands can end up dying". It is estimated the team were able to collect 800-1000lbs of fish, mostly roach. Sizes varied up to 6" in length and between 1 and 6 oz in weight. The fish were then transported in special tanks to their new home in the Elsecar Canal, South Yorkshire. Pictured: Pete Turner, Fisheries Officer, transferring the roach to the mobile fish tanks at Hillsborough Park pond. 040209
10,000 fish move home.  The Environment Agency are carrying out the mass transfer of an estimated 10,000 Roach from Hillsborough Park pond to Elsecar Canal, in South Yorkshire. A recent survey showed the pond was teeming with roach which meant stocks had to be reduced. Environment staff used a net 80 metre long net and three metres deep to capture the fish. Pete Turner, Fisheries Officer, said earlier, "The stocks had to be thinned out because fish have to fight for oxygen when a pond becomes too overcrowded, and during hot weather they become more stressed and thousands can end up dying". It is estimated the team were able to collect 800-1000lbs of fish, mostly roach. Sizes varied up to 6" in length and between 1 and 6 oz in weight. The fish were then transported in special tanks to their new home in the Elsecar Canal, South Yorkshire. Pictured: Dan Smallwood, Ecological Appraisal, bringing in the 80 metre net at Hillsborough Park pond.  040209
10,000 fish move home.  The Environment Agency are carrying out the mass transfer of an estimated 10,000 Roach from Hillsborough Park pond to Elsecar Canal, in South Yorkshire. A recent survey showed the pond was teeming with roach which meant stocks had to be reduced. Environment staff used a net 80 metre long net and three metres deep to capture the fish. Pete Turner, Fisheries Officer, said earlier, "The stocks had to be thinned out because fish have to fight for oxygen when a pond becomes too overcrowded, and during hot weather they become more stressed and thousands can end up dying". It is estimated the team were able to collect 800-1000lbs of fish, mostly roach. Sizes varied up to 6" in length and between 1 and 6 oz in weight. The fish were then transported in special tanks to their new home in the Elsecar Canal, South Yorkshire. Pictured: Casting the 80 metre net at Hillsborough Park pond. 040209
10,000 fish move home.  The Environment Agency are carrying out the mass transfer of an estimated 10,000 Roach from Hillsborough Park pond to Elsecar Canal, in South Yorkshire. A recent survey showed the pond was teeming with roach which meant stocks had to be reduced. Environment staff used a net 80 metre long net and three metres deep to capture the fish. Pete Turner, Fisheries Officer, said earlier, "The stocks had to be thinned out because fish have to fight for oxygen when a pond becomes too overcrowded, and during hot weather they become more stressed and thousands can end up dying". It is estimated the team were able to collect 800-1000lbs of fish, mostly roach. Sizes varied up to 6" in length and between 1 and 6 oz in weight. The fish were then transported in special tanks to their new home in the Elsecar Canal, South Yorkshire. Pictured: (L-R) Dan Smallwood, Ecological Appraisal. Pete Turner, Fisheries Officer. Tom King, Fisheries Officer. 040209
10,000 fish move home.  The Environment Agency are carrying out the mass transfer of an estimated 10,000 Roach from Hillsborough Park pond to Elsecar Canal, in South Yorkshire. A recent survey showed the pond was teeming with roach which meant stocks had to be reduced. Environment staff used a net 80 metre long net and three metres deep to capture the fish. Pete Turner, Fisheries Officer, said earlier, "The stocks had to be thinned out because fish have to fight for oxygen when a pond becomes too overcrowded, and during hot weather they become more stressed and thousands can end up dying". It is estimated the team were able to collect 800-1000lbs of fish, mostly roach. Sizes varied up to 6" in length and between 1 and 6 oz in weight. The fish were then transported in special tanks to their new home in the Elsecar Canal, South Yorkshire. Pictured: Pete Turner, Fisheries Officer, transferring the roach to the mobile fish tanks at Hillsborough Park pond. 040209
10,000 fish move home.  The Environment Agency are carrying out the mass transfer of an estimated 10,000 Roach from Hillsborough Park pond to Elsecar Canal, in South Yorkshire. A recent survey showed the pond was teeming with roach which meant stocks had to be reduced. Environment staff used a net 80 metre long net and three metres deep to capture the fish. Pete Turner, Fisheries Officer, said earlier, "The stocks had to be thinned out because fish have to fight for oxygen when a pond becomes too overcrowded, and during hot weather they become more stressed and thousands can end up dying". It is estimated the team were able to collect 800-1000lbs of fish, mostly roach. Sizes varied up to 6" in length and between 1 and 6 oz in weight. The fish were then transported in special tanks to their new home in the Elsecar Canal, South Yorkshire. Pictured: Pete Turner, Fisheries Officer mending the 80 metre net at Hillsborough Park pond. 040209
BUCS Canoe Slalom Championships. Teeside White Water Course, Stockton on Tees. Newcastle University taking overall honors. Pictured: Competitors on the canoe slalom course. 310109
BUCS Canoe Slalom Championships. Teeside White Water Course, Stockton on Tees. Newcastle University taking overall honors. Pictured: Competitors on the canoe slalom course. 310109
BUCS Canoe Slalom Championships. Teeside White Water Course, Stockton on Tees. Newcastle University taking overall honors. Pictured: Competitors on the canoe slalom course. 310109
BUCS Canoe Slalom Championships. Teeside White Water Course, Stockton on Tees. Newcastle University taking overall honors. Pictured: Competitors on the canoe slalom course. 310109
BUCS Canoe Slalom Championships. Teeside White Water Course, Stockton on Tees. Newcastle University taking overall honors. Pictured: Competitors on the canoe slalom course. 310109
BUCS Canoe Slalom Championships. Teeside White Water Course, Stockton on Tees. Newcastle University taking overall honors. Pictured: Competitors on the canoe slalom course. 310109
BUCS Canoe Slalom Championships. Teeside White Water Course, Stockton on Tees. Newcastle University taking overall honors. Pictured: Competitors on the canoe slalom course. 310109
ParalympicsGB organises a Paralympic Talent Day at the English Institute of Sport, Sheffield and Ponds Forge Swimming Pool, to identify and nurture new talent to ensure Britain remains one of the leading nations in the world of Paralympic Sport. Entrants could potentially represent Britain at future Paralympic Games, including London in 2012. ParalympicsGB are looking for people aged between 13 and 35 with a desire to win. One of the entrants is Captain Bernie Bambury of the Rifles Regiment, who's lower right leg was torn off whilst competing on the famous Crest tun, St Moritz, Switzerland, on 25 January 2008, over one year ago. Despite the horrific injury he won the Inter-regimental Cup!  Capt Bambury competed in a range of events at the EIS including long jump; sprints; shooting and rowing. Pictured: Captain Bernie Bambury participating in the shooting events at the Paralympic Talent Day in Sheffield. 290109
ParalympicsGB organises a Paralympic Talent Day at the English Institute of Sport, Sheffield and Ponds Forge Swimming Pool, to identify and nurture new talent to ensure Britain remains one of the leading nations in the world of Paralympic Sport. Entrants could potentially represent Britain at future Paralympic Games, including London in 2012. ParalympicsGB are looking for people aged between 13 and 35 with a desire to win. One of the entrants is Captain Bernie Bambury of the Rifles Regiment, who's lower right leg was torn off whilst competing on the famous Crest tun, St Moritz, Switzerland, on 25 January 2008, over one year ago. Despite the horrific injury he won the Inter-regimental Cup!  Capt Bambury competed in a range of events at the EIS including long jump; sprints; shooting and rowing. Pictured: Captain Bernie Bambury wearing his running 'blade' in the Sprint at the Paralympic Talent Day in Sheffield. 290109
ParalympicsGB organises a Paralympic Talent Day at the English Institute of Sport, Sheffield and Ponds Forge Swimming Pool, to identify and nurture new talent to ensure Britain remains one of the leading nations in the world of Paralympic Sport. Entrants could potentially represent Britain at future Paralympic Games, including London in 2012. ParalympicsGB are looking for people aged between 13 and 35 with a desire to win. One of the entrants is Captain Bernie Bambury of the Rifles Regiment, who's lower right leg was torn off whilst competing on the famous Crest tun, St Moritz, Switzerland, on 25 January 2008, over one year ago. Despite the horrific injury he won the Inter-regimental Cup!  Capt Bambury competed in a range of events at the EIS including long jump; sprints; shooting and rowing. Pictured: Captain Bernie Bambury with his running 'blade' at the Paralympic Talent Day in Sheffield. 290109
Northern Athletics Senior/U20 Indoor Track & Field Championships 2009. EIS Sheffield. Jessica Ennis, City of Sheffield AC, completed the Senior Women 60m final in second place  with a time of 7.56.  Pictured: Jessica Ennis, (7) preparing for the start of the Senior Women 60m heat. 170109
Northern Athletics Senior/U20 Indoor Track & Field Championships 2009. EIS Sheffield. Amy Hill (City of Sheffield AC) took first place and achieved a CBP and lifetime best in the Senior Women shot recording a throw of 14.53m.  Jessica Ennis (City of Sheffield AC)took second place with a throw of 13.50m, which was only just below her best of 13.52m.  Pictured: Amy Hill (City of Sheffield AC) recorded a CBP and lifetime best in the Senior Women shot with a throw of 14.53m. 180109
Northern Athletics Senior/U20 Indoor Track & Field Championships 2009. EIS Sheffield. Luke Cutts (Dearneside High AC) in the Senior Men pole vault raise the bar from 5.00m to 5.30m and then to 5.62m which he cleared to set a new lifetime best and a CBP. The previous CBP set by Paul Williamson (Belgrave Harriers) in 2004. Pictured: Luke Cutts on his way to clearing 5.62m in the Senior Men pole vault and setting a new CBP at the EIS Sheffield. 180109
Northern Athletics Senior/U20 Indoor Track & Field Championships 2009. EIS Sheffield. Leigh Lennon (Newham & Essex Beagles) won the Under 20 Women 800m with a dominating run and leading the field from the start in a time of 2:14.32.  Pictured: Leigh Lennon (Newham & Essex Beagles) crossing the finish line to win the Under 20 Women 800m in convincing style. 180109
Northern Athletics Senior/U20 Indoor Track & Field Championships 2009. EIS Sheffield. Jessica Ennis, City of Sheffield AC, completed the Senior Women 60m final in second place  with a time of 7.56.  Pictured: Jessica Ennis on the podium in second position completing the Senior Women 60m in a time of 7.56. 170109
Last month Ofsted critisized Doncaster Council children's services labelling them amongst the worst in the country. Serious case reviews were ordered following the deaths of seven children in the area.  Pictured: Doncaster Council Offices at The Council House, College Road, Doncaster. 120109
Last month Ofsted critisized Doncaster Council children's services labelling them amongst the worst in the country. Serious case reviews were ordered following the deaths of seven children in the area. Pictured: Doncaster Council Offices at The Council House, College Road, Doncaster. 120109
Revolution 23. Manchester Velodrome. 10 January 2009.The Manchester Velodrome was sold out for Revolution 23.   Pictured:  Riders in the Elite / Scratch Race (6km).  Manchester Velodrome. 100109
Revolution 23. Manchester Velodrome. 10 January 2009. The Manchester Velodrome was sold out for Revolution 23. Victoria Pendleton returns to Revolution and will be  competing against international and GB challengers.  Pictured: Victoria Pendleton  SKY+ HD. Winner of the Revolution Women's Sprint Omnium  200m Time Trial. Manchester Velodrome. 100109
Revolution 23. Manchester Velodrome. 10 January 2009. The Manchester Velodrome was sold out for Revolution 23. Victoria Pendleton returns to Revolution and will be  competing against international and GB challengers.  Pictured: Victoria Pendleton  SKY+ HD. Winner of the Revolution Women's Sprint Omnium  200m Time Trial. Manchester Velodrome. 100109
Revolution 23. Manchester Velodrome. 10 January 2009. The Manchester Velodrome was sold out for Revolution 23. Victoria Pendleton returns to Revolution and will be  competing against international and GB challengers.  Pictured: Victoria Pendleton  SKY+ HD. Winner of the Revolution Women's Sprint Omnium  200m Time Trial. Manchester Velodrome. 100109
Revolution 23. Manchester Velodrome. 10 January 2009. The Manchester Velodrome was sold out for Revolution 23. Victoria Pendleton returns to Revolution and will be  competing against international and GB challengers.  Pictured: Victoria Pendleton  SKY+ HD. Winner of the Revolution Women's Sprint Omnium  200m Time Trial. Manchester Velodrome. 100109
Revolution 23. Manchester Velodrome. 10 January 2009. The Manchester Velodrome was sold out for Revolution 23. Victoria Pendleton returns to Revolution and will be  competing against international and GB challengers.  Pictured: Victoria Pendleton  SKY+ HD. Winner of the Revolution Women's Sprint Omnium  200m Time Trial. Manchester Velodrome. 100109
Revolution 23. Manchester Velodrome. 10 January 2009. The Manchester Velodrome was sold out for Revolution 23.   Pictured:  Geraint Thomas  BARLOWWORLD in the Bohemia Regent 1km Madison Time Trial. Manchester Velodrome. 100109
Man shot in leg on street.  Police are investigating a shooting incident on Washington Road, Sheffield, which took place around 10pm last night (Tuesday). The road remains closed by Police as specialist team conduct inquires. Witnesses describe seeing a masked man with a gun. Five shots were heard. Pictured: Police presence after a shooting on Wellington Road, Sheffield, last night were a man was shot in the leg. 070109
Man shot in leg on street.  Police are investigating a shooting incident on Washington Road, Sheffield, which took place around 10pm last night (Tuesday). The road remains closed by Police as specialist team conduct inquires. Witnesses describe seeing a masked man with a gun. Five shots were heard. Pictured: Police presence after a shooting on Wellington Road, Sheffield, last night were a man was shot in the leg. 070109
Armed siege ends in tragedy. Mr Kevin Quirke was found dead inside his home on Overend Rd, in the Gleadless area of Sheffield, last night. The siege began on Sunday, 4 January. Armed police and trained negotiators were in attendance after Mr Quirke opened fire on officers, Monday afternoon, when they entered the building. Police entered the building last night just after 6pm. Pictured: Police Officers outside the house where the siege took place on Overend Rd, Sheffield. 070109
Armed siege ends in tragedy. Mr Kevin Quirke was found dead inside his home on Overend Rd, in the Gleadless area of Sheffield, last night. The siege began on Sunday, 4 January. Armed police and trained negotiators were in attendance after Mr Quirke opened fire on officers, Monday afternoon, when they entered the building. Police entered the building last night just after 6pm. Pictured: Three armored Police vehicles on Overend Rd, Sheffield. 070109
Armed siege ends in tragedy. Mr Kevin Quirke was found dead inside his home on Overend Rd, in the Gleadless area of Sheffield, last night. The siege began on Sunday, 4 January. Armed police and trained negotiators were in attendance after Mr Quirke opened fire on officers, Monday afternoon, when they entered the building. Police entered the building last night just after 6pm. Pictured: A solitary bunch of flowers from Kevin Quirke's mother, lay on the pavement of Overend Rd, Sheffield. 070109
The Haxey Hood. Two villages near Doncaster went into battle today, continuing a tradition spanning 700 years. The annual event takes place every 6 January. The two competing villages are Haxey and Westwoodside. Legend has it that in the 14th century, Lady de Mowbray was riding on the hill when her hood was blown away by the wind. The local farm workers scrambled to retrieve it. The locals have been re-enacting this every year since. A procession is led by the 'Fool' to the church green who makes a speech. During the speech a damp straw is placed behind him and lit. The smoke rises around him, this is known as 'Smoking the Fool'. Afterwards a rugby-type scrum (Sway) descend upon the Hood. The intention is to get the Sway Hood to one of the four local pubs. There can be up to 200 people in the Sway and the game can last several hours. Pictured: Dale Smith, The 'Fool', holding The Hood,  standing on the Mowbray Stone by the Parish Church in Haxey.  Whilst delivering his speech the traditional fire is lit behind him, known as 'Smoking the Fool'. 060109
The Haxey Hood. Two villages near Doncaster went into battle today, continuing a tradition spanning 700 years. The annual event takes place every 6 January. The two competing villages are Haxey and Westwoodside. Legend has it that in the 14th century, Lady de Mowbray was riding on the hill when her hood was blown away by the wind. The local farm workers scrambled to retrieve it. The locals have been re-enacting this every year since. A procession is led by the 'Fool' to the church green who makes a speech. During the speech a damp straw is placed behind him and lit. The smoke rises around him, this is known as 'Smoking the Fool'. Afterwards a rugby-type scrum (Sway) descend upon the Hood. The intention is to get the Sway Hood to one of the four local pubs. There can be up to 200 people in the Sway and the game can last several hours. Pictured: Dale Smith, The 'Fool', holding The Hood,  standing on the Mowbray Stone by the Parish Church in Haxey.  Whilst delivering his speech the traditional fire is lit behind him, known as 'Smoking the Fool'. 060109
The Haxey Hood. Two villages near Doncaster went into battle today, continuing a tradition spanning 700 years. The annual event takes place every 6 January. The two competing villages are Haxey and Westwoodside. Legend has it that in the 14th century, Lady de Mowbray was riding on the hill when her hood was blown away by the wind. The local farm workers scrambled to retrieve it. The locals have been re-enacting this every year since. A procession is led by the 'Fool' to the church green who makes a speech. During the speech a damp straw is placed behind him and lit. The smoke rises around him, this is known as 'Smoking the Fool'. Afterwards a rugby-type scrum (Sway) descend upon the Hood. The intention is to get the Sway Hood to one of the four local pubs. There can be up to 200 people in the Sway and the game can last several hours. Pictured: Dale Smith, The 'Fool', holding The Hood,  standing on the Mowbray Stone by the Parish Church in Haxey.  Whilst delivering his speech the traditional fire is lit behind him, known as 'Smoking the Fool'. 060109
The Haxey Hood. Two villages near Doncaster went into battle today, continuing a tradition spanning 700 years. The annual event takes place every 6 January. The two competing villages are Haxey and Westwoodside. Legend has it that in the 14th century, Lady de Mowbray was riding on the hill when her hood was blown away by the wind. The local farm workers scrambled to retrieve it. The locals have been re-enacting this every year since. A procession is led by the 'Fool' to the church green who makes a speech. During the speech a damp straw is placed behind him and lit. The smoke rises around him, this is known as 'Smoking the Fool'. Afterwards a rugby-type scrum (Sway) descend upon the Hood. The intention is to get the Sway Hood to one of the four local pubs. There can be up to 200 people in the Sway and the game can last several hours. Pictured: Centre section of the The Sway. 060109
Gaza protests in Sheffield.  Several hundred demonstrators assembled at noon today outside Sheffield Town Hall in protest against the Israeli air strikes on Gaza. Pictured: Protests outside Sheffield Town Hall over the Israeli air strikes on Gaza. 030109
Gaza protests in Sheffield.  Several hundred demonstrators assembled at noon today outside Sheffield Town Hall in protest against the Israeli air strikes on Gaza. Pictured: Protests outside Sheffield Town Hall over the Israeli air strikes on Gaza. 030109
Gaza protests in Sheffield.  Several hundred demonstrators assembled at noon today outside Sheffield Town Hall in protest against the Israeli air strikes on Gaza. Pictured: Protests outside Sheffield Town Hall over the Israeli air strikes on Gaza. 030109
Gaza protests in Sheffield.  Several hundred demonstrators assembled at noon today outside Sheffield Town Hall in protest against the Israeli air strikes on Gaza. Pictured: Protests outside Sheffield Town Hall over the Israeli air strikes on Gaza. 030109
Gaza protests in Sheffield.  Several hundred demonstrators assembled at noon today outside Sheffield Town Hall in protest against the Israeli air strikes on Gaza. Pictured: Protests outside Sheffield Town Hall over the Israeli air strikes on Gaza. 030109
Gaza protests in Sheffield.  Several hundred demonstrators assembled at noon today outside Sheffield Town Hall in protest against the Israeli air strikes on Gaza. Pictured: Protests outside Sheffield Town Hall over the Israeli air strikes on Gaza. 030109

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