Tuesday / September 26, 2006

Foto 1 de 45 | 26/09/2006 | Crédito : Reuters / Edición: C. Edwards

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A diver inside the Great Barrier Reef display at the Sydney Aquarium in Australia has a Ray Shark follow him to gather food off the glass walls as he carries out spring cleaning.

Two members of the explosive ordenance disposal team prepare to safely detonate a live unexploded "bomblet" in southern Lebanon. The return home of some 200,000 people displaced by the Israel-Hezbollah war is being held up by hundreds of thousands of unexploded bomblets, "Displacement is going to continue for many months to come", Arjun Jain the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) said today in a news conference in Beirut

In the image is seen a gold clock owned by sixteenth century British monarch Henry VIII, at the Tate Britain in central London. Made by a French goldsmith, the design was based on the sketches by German artist Hans Holbein the Younger, and it forms part of a major exhibition titled "Holbein In England", with 38 portrait and subject drawings by Holbein, under the patronage of Sir Thomas More and the court of Henry VIII.

A diver inside the Great Barrier Reef display at the Sydney Aquarium in Australia has a Ray Shark follow him to gather food off the glass walls as he carries out spring cleaning. Ver más.