Images Dated 24th November 2004

Disused fridges and freezers lie piled up in a storage yard in Manchester

Disused fridges and freezers lie piled up in a storage yard in Manchester, northern England November 24, 2004. A contractor handling the fridges went bankrupt in March leaving about 120, 000 appliances rotting in storage yards at four sites in the city. NO RIGHTS CLEARANCES OR PERMISSIONS ARE REQUIRED FOR THIS IMAGE. REUTERS/Ian Hodgson IH/MD - RP5DRIEOQSAA

Physicists view a particle collision

MODEL RELEASED. Particle physics. Physicists view a computer display of a proton-antiproton collision from the D-Zero subatomic particle detector. This detector is at the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory (Fermilab) near Chicago, USA. The white line entering the picture from bottom centre and top right represents the incoming proton and antiproton. They collide and annihilate at the centre to create a burst of new particles, represented by the light blue, pink and yellow lines and variously coloured dots. The green and dark blue circles represent the two ends of the cylindrical detector. The two physicists are Norman Graf (left) and Stuart Fuess

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Nr Chiswick, London: A building programme forges ahead here where the New South Wales

Nr Chiswick, London: A building programme forges ahead here where the New South Wales Motoway is taking shape. Our picture is made looking East along the Great West Road, near Chiswick. The Chiswick to Langley section of the motorway edges along the centre of the Great West Road supported on stilts, while on either side are the stilts upon which the "Feed In" roads will be built. The Motorway is made of pre-cast Concrete.
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