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3G1C125 KARACHI, PAKISTAN - 04-Nov-2026: Police in Karachi on Wednesday took action against demonstrators from the All Sindh Primary Teachers Association at Governor House Road. The protest, organised to demand the restoration of service structures, promotions, and employment rights, saw law enforcement using baton charges, tear gas, water cannon, and arrests to disperse the crowd. The protest highlights ongoing tensions between educators seeking improved employment conditions and authorities maintaining public order. The scene, captured in images, underscores the significant challenges faced by teach

3G1A4P2 November 4, 2026, City Of Manila, National Capital Region, Philippines: Train commuters go about their day using the public light rail transit at Metro Manila. Light Rail Transit- 1 was the first rapid transit system in Southeast Asia when it opened its doors on Dec. 01, 1984. (Credit Image: © Marc Dominic Rostrata/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!

3G1A4T3 November 4, 2026, City Of Manila, National Capital Region, Philippines: Train commuters go about their day using the public light rail transit at Metro Manila. Light Rail Transit- 1 was the first rapid transit system in Southeast Asia when it opened its doors on Dec. 01, 1984. (Credit Image: © Marc Dominic Rostrata/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!

3G1A4RX November 4, 2026, City Of Manila, National Capital Region, Philippines: Train commuters go about their day using the public light rail transit at Metro Manila. Light Rail Transit- 1 was the first rapid transit system in Southeast Asia when it opened its doors on Dec. 01, 1984. (Credit Image: © Marc Dominic Rostrata/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!

3G1A4P0 November 4, 2026, City Of Manila, National Capital Region, Philippines: Train commuters go about their day using the public light rail transit at Metro Manila. Light Rail Transit- 1 was the first rapid transit system in Southeast Asia when it opened its doors on Dec. 01, 1984. (Credit Image: © Marc Dominic Rostrata/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!

3G1A4P3 November 4, 2026, City Of Manila, National Capital Region, Philippines: Train commuters go about their day using the public light rail transit at Metro Manila. Light Rail Transit- 1 was the first rapid transit system in Southeast Asia when it opened its doors on Dec. 01, 1984. (Credit Image: © Marc Dominic Rostrata/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!

3G1A029 Peine, Germany. 04th Nov, 2026. Olaf Lies (SPD), Minister President of Lower Saxony, is using a leaf blower to clear leaves from a sidewalk in a downtown park. As part of his internship series ·Listen. Participate. Understand,· Lies is visiting the Peine municipal maintenance yard to gain insight into the daily work of the approximately 100 employees responsible for maintaining green spaces, cleaning streets, and maintaining infrastructure. Credit: Michael Matthey/dpa/Alamy Live News

3G1A02M Peine, Germany. 04th Nov, 2026. Olaf Lies (SPD), Minister-President of Lower Saxony, is using a leaf blower to clear leaves from a sidewalk in a park in downtown Peine. As part of his internship series ·Listen. Participate. Understand.· to gain insight into the daily work of the approximately 100 employees responsible for maintaining green spaces, cleaning streets, and maintaining infrastructure. Credit: Michael Matthey/dpa/Alamy Live News

3G1A1GR Peine, Germany. 04th Nov, 2026. Olaf Lies (SPD), Minister President of Lower Saxony, is using a leaf blower to clear leaves from a sidewalk in a downtown park. As part of his internship series ·Listen. Participate. Understand,· Lies is visiting the Peine municipal maintenance yard to gain insight into the daily work of the approximately 100 employees responsible for maintaining green spaces, cleaning streets, and maintaining infrastructure. Credit: Michael Matthey/dpa/Alamy Live News

3G1A1H2 Peine, Germany. 04th Nov, 2026. Olaf Lies (SPD), Minister President of Lower Saxony, is using a leaf blower to clear leaves from a sidewalk in a downtown park. As part of his internship series ·Listen. Participate. Understand,· Lies is visiting the Peine municipal maintenance yard to gain insight into the daily work of the approximately 100 employees responsible for maintaining green spaces, cleaning streets, and maintaining infrastructure. Credit: Michael Matthey/dpa/Alamy Live News

3G16T0D London, England, UK. 3rd Nov, 2026. Members of the public using St Pancras International station pas the huge Christmas installation. An 11 metre high Christmas installation inspired by a traditional German Christmas pyramid has been erected in St Pancras International Station in London, England. This year the design includes a wooden carousel powered by candles with multiple tiers decorated with handcrafted figurines. It gives visitors a glimpse of Germany's 16 different regions and festive customs. From December 1 the installation will become a giant advent calendar. (Credit

3G16T0P London, England, UK. 3rd Nov, 2026. Members of the public using St Pancras International station pas the huge Christmas installation. An 11 metre high Christmas installation inspired by a traditional German Christmas pyramid has been erected in St Pancras International Station in London, England. This year the design includes a wooden carousel powered by candles with multiple tiers decorated with handcrafted figurines. It gives visitors a glimpse of Germany's 16 different regions and festive customs. From December 1 the installation will become a giant advent calendar. (Credit

3G16T0B London, England, UK. 3rd Nov, 2026. Members of the public using St Pancras International station pas the huge Christmas installation. An 11 metre high Christmas installation inspired by a traditional German Christmas pyramid has been erected in St Pancras International Station in London, England. This year the design includes a wooden carousel powered by candles with multiple tiers decorated with handcrafted figurines. It gives visitors a glimpse of Germany's 16 different regions and festive customs. From December 1 the installation will become a giant advent calendar. (Credit

3G16T0H London, England, UK. 3rd Nov, 2026. Members of the public using St Pancras International station pas the huge Christmas installation. An 11 metre high Christmas installation inspired by a traditional German Christmas pyramid has been erected in St Pancras International Station in London, England. This year the design includes a wooden carousel powered by candles with multiple tiers decorated with handcrafted figurines. It gives visitors a glimpse of Germany's 16 different regions and festive customs. From December 1 the installation will become a giant advent calendar. (Credit

3G16T0G London, England, UK. 3rd Nov, 2026. Members of the public using St Pancras International station pas the huge Christmas installation. An 11 metre high Christmas installation inspired by a traditional German Christmas pyramid has been erected in St Pancras International Station in London, England. This year the design includes a wooden carousel powered by candles with multiple tiers decorated with handcrafted figurines. It gives visitors a glimpse of Germany's 16 different regions and festive customs. From December 1 the installation will become a giant advent calendar. (Credit

3G16T0A London, England, UK. 3rd Nov, 2026. Members of the public using St Pancras International station pas the huge Christmas installation. An 11 metre high Christmas installation inspired by a traditional German Christmas pyramid has been erected in St Pancras International Station in London, England. This year the design includes a wooden carousel powered by candles with multiple tiers decorated with handcrafted figurines. It gives visitors a glimpse of Germany's 16 different regions and festive customs. From December 1 the installation will become a giant advent calendar. (Credit

3G16RPM London, England, UK. 3rd Nov, 2026. Members of the public using St Pancras International station pas the huge Christmas installation. An 11 metre high Christmas installation inspired by a traditional German Christmas pyramid has been erected in St Pancras International Station in London, England. This year the design includes a wooden carousel powered by candles with multiple tiers decorated with handcrafted figurines. It gives visitors a glimpse of Germany's 16 different regions and festive customs. From December 1 the installation will become a giant advent calendar. (Credit

3G16RKR London, England, UK. 3rd Nov, 2026. Members of the public using St Pancras International station pas the huge Christmas installation. An 11 metre high Christmas installation inspired by a traditional German Christmas pyramid has been erected in St Pancras International Station in London, England. This year the design includes a wooden carousel powered by candles with multiple tiers decorated with handcrafted figurines. It gives visitors a glimpse of Germany's 16 different regions and festive customs. From December 1 the installation will become a giant advent calendar. (Credit

3G16RP6 London, England, UK. 3rd Nov, 2026. Members of the public using St Pancras International station pas the huge Christmas installation. An 11 metre high Christmas installation inspired by a traditional German Christmas pyramid has been erected in St Pancras International Station in London, England. This year the design includes a wooden carousel powered by candles with multiple tiers decorated with handcrafted figurines. It gives visitors a glimpse of Germany's 16 different regions and festive customs. From December 1 the installation will become a giant advent calendar. (Credit

3G16RMP London, England, UK. 3rd Nov, 2026. Members of the public using St Pancras International station pas the huge Christmas installation. An 11 metre high Christmas installation inspired by a traditional German Christmas pyramid has been erected in St Pancras International Station in London, England. This year the design includes a wooden carousel powered by candles with multiple tiers decorated with handcrafted figurines. It gives visitors a glimpse of Germany's 16 different regions and festive customs. From December 1 the installation will become a giant advent calendar. (Credit

3G16RK1 London, England, UK. 3rd Nov, 2026. Members of the public using St Pancras International station pas the huge Christmas installation. An 11 metre high Christmas installation inspired by a traditional German Christmas pyramid has been erected in St Pancras International Station in London, England. This year the design includes a wooden carousel powered by candles with multiple tiers decorated with handcrafted figurines. It gives visitors a glimpse of Germany's 16 different regions and festive customs. From December 1 the installation will become a giant advent calendar. (Credit

3G16RPP London, England, UK. 3rd Nov, 2026. Members of the public using St Pancras International station pas the huge Christmas installation. An 11 metre high Christmas installation inspired by a traditional German Christmas pyramid has been erected in St Pancras International Station in London, England. This year the design includes a wooden carousel powered by candles with multiple tiers decorated with handcrafted figurines. It gives visitors a glimpse of Germany's 16 different regions and festive customs. From December 1 the installation will become a giant advent calendar. (Credit

3G16RR5 London, England, UK. 3rd Nov, 2026. Members of the public using St Pancras International station pas the huge Christmas installation. An 11 metre high Christmas installation inspired by a traditional German Christmas pyramid has been erected in St Pancras International Station in London, England. This year the design includes a wooden carousel powered by candles with multiple tiers decorated with handcrafted figurines. It gives visitors a glimpse of Germany's 16 different regions and festive customs. From December 1 the installation will become a giant advent calendar. (Credit

3G16RK0 London, England, UK. 3rd Nov, 2026. Members of the public using St Pancras International station pas the huge Christmas installation. An 11 metre high Christmas installation inspired by a traditional German Christmas pyramid has been erected in St Pancras International Station in London, England. This year the design includes a wooden carousel powered by candles with multiple tiers decorated with handcrafted figurines. It gives visitors a glimpse of Germany's 16 different regions and festive customs. From December 1 the installation will become a giant advent calendar. (Credit

3G16RRP London, England, UK. 3rd Nov, 2026. Members of the public using St Pancras International station pas the huge Christmas installation. An 11 metre high Christmas installation inspired by a traditional German Christmas pyramid has been erected in St Pancras International Station in London, England. This year the design includes a wooden carousel powered by candles with multiple tiers decorated with handcrafted figurines. It gives visitors a glimpse of Germany's 16 different regions and festive customs. From December 1 the installation will become a giant advent calendar. (Credit

3G16RH2 London, England, UK. 3rd Nov, 2026. Members of the public using St Pancras International station pas the huge Christmas installation. An 11 metre high Christmas installation inspired by a traditional German Christmas pyramid has been erected in St Pancras International Station in London, England. This year the design includes a wooden carousel powered by candles with multiple tiers decorated with handcrafted figurines. It gives visitors a glimpse of Germany's 16 different regions and festive customs. From December 1 the installation will become a giant advent calendar. (Credit

3G16RHG London, England, UK. 3rd Nov, 2026. Members of the public using St Pancras International station pas the huge Christmas installation. An 11 metre high Christmas installation inspired by a traditional German Christmas pyramid has been erected in St Pancras International Station in London, England. This year the design includes a wooden carousel powered by candles with multiple tiers decorated with handcrafted figurines. It gives visitors a glimpse of Germany's 16 different regions and festive customs. From December 1 the installation will become a giant advent calendar. (Credit

3G16RRG London, England, UK. 3rd Nov, 2026. Members of the public using St Pancras International station pas the huge Christmas installation. An 11 metre high Christmas installation inspired by a traditional German Christmas pyramid has been erected in St Pancras International Station in London, England. This year the design includes a wooden carousel powered by candles with multiple tiers decorated with handcrafted figurines. It gives visitors a glimpse of Germany's 16 different regions and festive customs. From December 1 the installation will become a giant advent calendar. (Credit

3G1586T Ryan Bridge, founder of Raise the Colours, arriving at Oxford Magistrates' Court where he is charged with 14 offences relating to reported incidents between January 31 and March 31 2026. Bridge is charged with seven counts of using threatening words or behaviour to cause harassment, alarm or distress; three counts of using threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour with intent to cause fear of, or provoke, unlawful violence; two counts of racially aggravated intentional harassment, alarm or distress; one count of racially aggravated fear of violence; one count of common assault. Pict

3G15874 Ryan Bridge, founder of Raise the Colours, arriving at Oxford Magistrates' Court where he is charged with 14 offences relating to reported incidents between January 31 and March 31 2026. Bridge is charged with seven counts of using threatening words or behaviour to cause harassment, alarm or distress; three counts of using threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour with intent to cause fear of, or provoke, unlawful violence; two counts of racially aggravated intentional harassment, alarm or distress; one count of racially aggravated fear of violence; one count of common assault. Pict

3G15876 Ryan Bridge, founder of Raise the Colours, arriving at Oxford Magistrates' Court where he is charged with 14 offences relating to reported incidents between January 31 and March 31 2026. Bridge is charged with seven counts of using threatening words or behaviour to cause harassment, alarm or distress; three counts of using threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour with intent to cause fear of, or provoke, unlawful violence; two counts of racially aggravated intentional harassment, alarm or distress; one count of racially aggravated fear of violence; one count of common assault. Pict

3G1587M Ryan Bridge, founder of Raise the Colours, arriving at Oxford Magistrates' Court where he is charged with 14 offences relating to reported incidents between January 31 and March 31 2026. Bridge is charged with seven counts of using threatening words or behaviour to cause harassment, alarm or distress; three counts of using threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour with intent to cause fear of, or provoke, unlawful violence; two counts of racially aggravated intentional harassment, alarm or distress; one count of racially aggravated fear of violence; one count of common assault. Pict

3G15875 Ryan Bridge (right), founder of Raise the Colours, arriving at Oxford Magistrates' Court where he is charged with 14 offences relating to reported incidents between January 31 and March 31 2026. Bridge is charged with seven counts of using threatening words or behaviour to cause harassment, alarm or distress; three counts of using threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour with intent to cause fear of, or provoke, unlawful violence; two counts of racially aggravated intentional harassment, alarm or distress; one count of racially aggravated fear of violence; one count of common assau

3G15872 Ryan Bridge (right), founder of Raise the Colours, arriving at Oxford Magistrates' Court where he is charged with 14 offences relating to reported incidents between January 31 and March 31 2026. Bridge is charged with seven counts of using threatening words or behaviour to cause harassment, alarm or distress; three counts of using threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour with intent to cause fear of, or provoke, unlawful violence; two counts of racially aggravated intentional harassment, alarm or distress; one count of racially aggravated fear of violence; one count of common assau

3G15878 Ryan Bridge, founder of Raise the Colours, arriving at Oxford Magistrates' Court where he is charged with 14 offences relating to reported incidents between January 31 and March 31 2026. Bridge is charged with seven counts of using threatening words or behaviour to cause harassment, alarm or distress; three counts of using threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour with intent to cause fear of, or provoke, unlawful violence; two counts of racially aggravated intentional harassment, alarm or distress; one count of racially aggravated fear of violence; one count of common assault. Pict

3G1586Y Ryan Bridge (right), founder of Raise the Colours, arriving at Oxford Magistrates' Court where he is charged with 14 offences relating to reported incidents between January 31 and March 31 2026. Bridge is charged with seven counts of using threatening words or behaviour to cause harassment, alarm or distress; three counts of using threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour with intent to cause fear of, or provoke, unlawful violence; two counts of racially aggravated intentional harassment, alarm or distress; one count of racially aggravated fear of violence; one count of common assau

3G15879 Ryan Bridge (right), founder of Raise the Colours, arriving at Oxford Magistrates' Court where he is charged with 14 offences relating to reported incidents between January 31 and March 31 2026. Bridge is charged with seven counts of using threatening words or behaviour to cause harassment, alarm or distress; three counts of using threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour with intent to cause fear of, or provoke, unlawful violence; two counts of racially aggravated intentional harassment, alarm or distress; one count of racially aggravated fear of violence; one count of common assau

3G158XH ABBOTTABAD, PAKISTAN - 03-Nov-2026: A significant anti-encroachment operation took place under the supervision of the District Administration and Tehsil Municipal Administration (TMA) at Fawara Chowk in Abbottabad on Tuesday. Using heavy machinery, including a prominent Doosan excavator, authorities successfully dismantled illegal structures, clearing debris and enforcing municipal regulations. The operation drew a large crowd, highlighting public interest in urban management and compliance with city planning regulations. Such initiatives are crucial for maintaining order and facilitating deve

3G167N9 Essen, Germany. 03rd Nov, 2026. An electric car is fast-charged using an HPC (Hypercharge) charging plug. Credit: Christoph Reichwein/dpa/Alamy Live News

3G167NM Essen, Germany. 03rd Nov, 2026. An electric car is fast-charged using an HPC (Hypercharge) charging plug. Credit: Christoph Reichwein/dpa/Alamy Live News

3G1294F Mumbai, India. 02nd Nov, 2026. People using their mobile phones walk below lanterns hanged up for sale ahead of Diwali, Hindu festival of lights at a lantern market in Mumbai. Diwali, the festival of lights is celebrated by Hindus across the country by shopping for lanterns, new clothes, sweets and snacks ahead of the festival. They clean their homes, draw a rangoli (a traditional Indian art form where various designs are made on the floor), and light their homes with earthen lamps marking the victory of light over darkness. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News

3G12A57 Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. 2nd Nov, 2026. People using their mobile phones walk below lanterns hanged up for sale ahead of Diwali, Hindu festival of lights at a lantern market in Mumbai. Diwali, the festival of lights is celebrated by Hindus across the country by shopping for lanterns, new clothes, sweets and snacks ahead of the festival. They clean their homes, draw a rangoli (a traditional Indian art form where various designs are made on the floor), and light their homes with earthen lamps marking the victory of light over darkness. (Credit Image: © Ashish Vaishnav/SOPA Images via ZUMA

3G0WK6R A cropped scene shows a person using a smartphone and a white bank card to complete an online purchase at a light wood desk, surrounded by Christmas g

3G0WK6X A person crosses out unnecessary gifts on a handwritten Christmas shopping list at a light wood table, using a calculator, with decorations and wrappe

3G0WK6C Close-up of a hand using a calculator to estimate a Christmas budget beside a completed shopping list, bank cards, and wrapped gifts on a wood-texture

3G0WK77 A person sits at a light wood desk, using a calculator and holding a pen beside a handwritten Christmas shopping list, with wrapped gifts and festive

3G0WK6B Top down view of a cropped person using a smartphone over a Christmas shopping list on a light wood table with bank cards, a calculator, wrapped gifts

3G0XXE5 KARACHI, PAKISTAN - 02-Nov-2026: Technicians conducted maintenance and cleaning of newly installed solar street lights under the supervision of the local government at Shahrah-e-Faisal road on Monday. This initiative, aimed at enhancing urban infrastructure and promoting sustainable energy, underscores the government's commitment to modernising public amenities and reducing carbon emissions. The maintenance work was carried out using heavy-duty equipment, ensuring the functionality and longevity of the LED street light panels. This development is part of broader efforts to improve energy effic

3G0X5XH Angela Bushby welcomes her son Karl Bushby as he arrives back home in Hull following his 28 year walk from Chile. Bushby, now 57, set off from the southern end of Chile in 1998, when he was 28, vowing to walk all the way home without using any form of motorised transport. Picture date: Monday November 2, 2026.

3G0X5XJ Angela Bushby welcomes her son Karl Bushby as he arrives back home in Hull following his 28 year walk from Chile. Bushby, now 57, set off from the southern end of Chile in 1998, when he was 28, vowing to walk all the way home without using any form of motorised transport. Picture date: Monday November 2, 2026.

3G0X65E Angela Bushby welcomes her son Karl Bushby as he arrives back home in Hull following his 28 year walk from Chile. Bushby, now 57, set off from the southern end of Chile in 1998, when he was 28, vowing to walk all the way home without using any form of motorised transport. Picture date: Monday November 2, 2026.

3G0X5DC Angela Bushby welcomes her son Karl Bushby as he arrives back home in Hull following his 28 year walk from Chile. Bushby, now 57, set off from the southern end of Chile in 1998, when he was 28, vowing to walk all the way home without using any form of motorised transport. Picture date: Monday November 2, 2026.

3G0X5DD Angela Bushby welcomes her son Karl Bushby as he arrives back home in Hull following his 28 year walk from Chile. Bushby, now 57, set off from the southern end of Chile in 1998, when he was 28, vowing to walk all the way home without using any form of motorised transport. Picture date: Monday November 2, 2026.

3G0X5NM Angela Bushby welcomes her son Karl Bushby as he arrives back home in Hull following his 28 year walk from Chile. Bushby, now 57, set off from the southern end of Chile in 1998, when he was 28, vowing to walk all the way home without using any form of motorised transport. Picture date: Monday November 2, 2026.

3G0X5NJ Angela Bushby welcomes her son Karl Bushby as he arrives back home in Hull following his 28 year walk from Chile. Bushby, now 57, set off from the southern end of Chile in 1998, when he was 28, vowing to walk all the way home without using any form of motorised transport. Picture date: Monday November 2, 2026.

3G0X58K Angela Bushby welcomes her son Karl Bushby as he arrives back home in Hull following his 28 year walk from Chile. Bushby, now 57, set off from the southern end of Chile in 1998, when he was 28, vowing to walk all the way home without using any form of motorised transport. Picture date: Monday November 2, 2026.

3G0X58M Angela Bushby welcomes her son Karl Bushby as he arrives back home in Hull following his 28 year walk from Chile. Bushby, now 57, set off from the southern end of Chile in 1998, when he was 28, vowing to walk all the way home without using any form of motorised transport. Picture date: Monday November 2, 2026.

3G0X5NK Angela Bushby welcomes her son Karl Bushby as he arrives back home in Hull following his 28 year walk from Chile. Bushby, now 57, set off from the southern end of Chile in 1998, when he was 28, vowing to walk all the way home without using any form of motorised transport. Picture date: Monday November 2, 2026.

3G0X5GA Angela Bushby welcomes her son Karl Bushby as he arrives back home in Hull following his 28 year walk from Chile. Bushby, now 57, set off from the southern end of Chile in 1998, when he was 28, vowing to walk all the way home without using any form of motorised transport. Picture date: Monday November 2, 2026.

3G0X5EG Angela Bushby welcomes her son Karl Bushby as he arrives back home in Hull following his 28 year walk from Chile. Bushby, now 57, set off from the southern end of Chile in 1998, when he was 28, vowing to walk all the way home without using any form of motorised transport. Picture date: Monday November 2, 2026.

3G0X6HY Angela Bushby welcomes her son Karl Bushby as he arrives back home in Hull following his 28 year walk from Chile. Bushby, now 57, set off from the southern end of Chile in 1998, when he was 28, vowing to walk all the way home without using any form of motorised transport. Picture date: Monday November 2, 2026.

3G0X666 Karl Bushby’s mother Angela Bushby prepares a welcome for Karl Bushby as he arrives back home in Hull following his 28 year walk from Chile. Bushby, now 57, set off from the southern end of Chile in 1998, when he was 28, vowing to walk all the way home without using any form of motorised transport. Picture date: Monday November 2, 2026.

3G0T1CX A woman using a laptop in front of a display on Banking and AI at the Hong Kong FinTech Week on November 2, 2026 in Hong Kong.

3G0X1XG Film maker Werner Herzog (left) in Hull as Karl Bushby arrives back home following his 28 year walk from Chile. Bushby, now 57, set off from the southern end of Chile in 1998, when he was 28, vowing to walk all the way home without using any form of motorised transport. Picture date: Monday November 2, 2026.

3G0X1XH Film maker Werner Herzog (left) in Hull as Karl Bushby arrives back home following his 28 year walk from Chile. Bushby, now 57, set off from the southern end of Chile in 1998, when he was 28, vowing to walk all the way home without using any form of motorised transport. Picture date: Monday November 2, 2026.

3G0X1XK Film maker Werner Herzog (left) in Hull as Karl Bushby arrives back home following his 28 year walk from Chile. Bushby, now 57, set off from the southern end of Chile in 1998, when he was 28, vowing to walk all the way home without using any form of motorised transport. Picture date: Monday November 2, 2026.

3G144FX Kew, Richmond, London, UK. 2nd November, 2026. The Royal Botantic Kew Gardens in Kew, Richmond, London on a cold Autumnal Day. Pictured "In the centre of the Carbon Garden, the pavilion designed by Mizzi Studio which is inspired by the symbiotic relationship between the plant and fungal kingdoms, and is created using low-carbon, natural materials". Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy Live News

3G144FT Kew, Richmond, London, UK. 2nd November, 2026. The Royal Botantic Kew Gardens in Kew, Richmond, London on a cold Autumnal Day. Pictured "In the centre of the Carbon Garden, the pavilion designed by Mizzi Studio which is inspired by the symbiotic relationship between the plant and fungal kingdoms, and is created using low-carbon, natural materials". Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy Live News

3G144C7 Kew, Richmond, London, UK. 2nd November, 2026. The Royal Botantic Kew Gardens in Kew, Richmond, London on a cold Autumnal Day. Pictured "In the centre of the Carbon Garden, the pavilion designed by Mizzi Studio which is inspired by the symbiotic relationship between the plant and fungal kingdoms, and is created using low-carbon, natural materials". Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy Live News

3G0WX55 Karl Bushby crossing North Bridge as he arrives back home in Hull following his 28 year walk from Chile. Bushby, now 57, set off from the southern end of Chile in 1998, when he was 28, vowing to walk all the way home without using any form of motorised transport. Picture date: Monday November 2, 2026.

3G0WX56 Karl Bushby after arriving back home in Hull following his 28 year walk from Chile. Bushby, now 57, set off from the southern end of Chile in 1998, when he was 28, vowing to walk all the way home without using any form of motorised transport. Picture date: Monday November 2, 2026.

3G0WX54 Karl Bushby after arriving back home in Hull following his 28 year walk from Chile. Bushby, now 57, set off from the southern end of Chile in 1998, when he was 28, vowing to walk all the way home without using any form of motorised transport. Picture date: Monday November 2, 2026.

3G0WX57 Karl Bushby after arriving back home in Hull following his 28 year walk from Chile. Bushby, now 57, set off from the southern end of Chile in 1998, when he was 28, vowing to walk all the way home without using any form of motorised transport. Picture date: Monday November 2, 2026.

3G0W5HM Karl Bushby (centre left) at a civic welcome in Queen Victoria Square as he arrives back home in Hull following his 28 year walk from Chile. Bushby, now 57, set off from the southern end of Chile in 1998, when he was 28, vowing to walk all the way home without using any form of motorised transport. Picture date: Monday November 2, 2026.

3G0W5HT Karl Bushby (centre left) at a civic welcome in Queen Victoria Square as he arrives back home in Hull following his 28 year walk from Chile. Bushby, now 57, set off from the southern end of Chile in 1998, when he was 28, vowing to walk all the way home without using any form of motorised transport. Picture date: Monday November 2, 2026.

3G0W5HR Karl Bushby speaking at a civic welcome in Queen Victoria Square as he arrives back home in Hull following his 28 year walk from Chile. Bushby, now 57, set off from the southern end of Chile in 1998, when he was 28, vowing to walk all the way home without using any form of motorised transport. Picture date: Monday November 2, 2026.

3G0W5HG Karl Bushby (centre) at a civic welcome in Queen Victoria Square as he arrives back home in Hull following his 28 year walk from Chile. Bushby, now 57, set off from the southern end of Chile in 1998, when he was 28, vowing to walk all the way home without using any form of motorised transport. Picture date: Monday November 2, 2026.

3G0W5HK Karl Bushby (centre) at a civic welcome in Queen Victoria Square as he arrives back home in Hull following his 28 year walk from Chile. Bushby, now 57, set off from the southern end of Chile in 1998, when he was 28, vowing to walk all the way home without using any form of motorised transport. Picture date: Monday November 2, 2026.

3G0W5HN Karl Bushby (centre) at a civic welcome in Queen Victoria Square as he arrives back home in Hull following his 28 year walk from Chile. Bushby, now 57, set off from the southern end of Chile in 1998, when he was 28, vowing to walk all the way home without using any form of motorised transport. Picture date: Monday November 2, 2026.

3G0W3DM Karl Bushby speaking at a civic welcome in Queen Victoria Square as he arrives back home in Hull following his 28 year walk from Chile. Bushby, now 57, set off from the southern end of Chile in 1998, when he was 28, vowing to walk all the way home without using any form of motorised transport. Picture date: Monday November 2, 2026.

3G0W3DW Karl Bushby (right) hugs MP Karl Turner at a civic welcome in Queen Victoria Square as he arrives back home in Hull following his 28 year walk from Chile. Bushby, now 57, set off from the southern end of Chile in 1998, when he was 28, vowing to walk all the way home without using any form of motorised transport. Picture date: Monday November 2, 2026.

3G0W3DR Karl Bushby (right) speaking to MP Karl Turner at a civic welcome in Queen Victoria Square as he arrives back home in Hull following his 28 year walk from Chile. Bushby, now 57, set off from the southern end of Chile in 1998, when he was 28, vowing to walk all the way home without using any form of motorised transport. Picture date: Monday November 2, 2026.

3G0W3DT Karl Bushby speaking at a civic welcome in Queen Victoria Square as he arrives back home in Hull following his 28 year walk from Chile. Bushby, now 57, set off from the southern end of Chile in 1998, when he was 28, vowing to walk all the way home without using any form of motorised transport. Picture date: Monday November 2, 2026.

3G0W3DY Karl Bushby speaking at a civic welcome in Queen Victoria Square as he arrives back home in Hull following his 28 year walk from Chile. Bushby, now 57, set off from the southern end of Chile in 1998, when he was 28, vowing to walk all the way home without using any form of motorised transport. Picture date: Monday November 2, 2026.

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3G0XB31 PABest Angela Bushby welcomes her son Karl Bushby as he arrives back home in Hull following his 28 year walk from Chile. Bushby, now 57, set off from the southern end of Chile in 1998, when he was 28, vowing to walk all the way home without using any form of motorised transport. Picture date: Monday November 2, 2026. ... Karl Bushby circumnavigation of the world ... 02-11-2026 ... Hull ... UK ... Photo credit should read: Annabel Lee-Ellis/PA Wire. Unique Reference No. 86365973 ... Photo credit should read: Annabel Lee-Ellis/Press Association

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