Young girls walk in the snow, Pakistan, 2006The then Guardian photographer Dan Chung visited Kuz Ganrshal, a remote village in northern Pakistan, in January 2006, three months after a devastating earthquake. He travelled with Oxfam and a local organisation, the Shangla Development Society. These young village girls colourful against the almost monochrome backdrop were intrigued by the visitor, following Chung along the snowy mountain path. The village people refused to move to refugee camps

A long day at Ladies' Day

Museum-grade heavyweight Pearl textured Fine Art Giclée print

“I was lucky to be there at the moment they came through the gate – I felt I’d captured the animals’ breath in the cold air

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but they risked “taking a header” or “coming a cropper” – being thrown unceremoniously over the moustache handlebars

PAUL GOLDSTEIN JUDGE: Under their robes

Korbut did at least claim gold medals in three other disciplines at the Games

who spent most of the day on the back of one of the motorbikes that travel with the peleton

Queens Park Rangers Football Club and a match at the 1966 World Cup before being raised in 1985 to make way for the expansion of the BBC’s headquarters

Limited edition print run of 50 pieces at 30x40cm size & 25 pieces at 40x50cm

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