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England's week in pictures

Pc Ian Terry and his family

On Monday Pc Ian Terry was killed when he was shot dead by a colleague during training in Manchester.

Dead dolphins

Also on Monday 26 dolphins died after a mass stranding near Portscatho, in Cornwall.

Peregrine falcon chicks

Peregrine falcon chicks whose parents were caught and killed in traps at a quarry in Staffordshire were re-homed.

Nicla Payne and her son Owen

A garden in Coventry was dug up on Wednesday by police investigating the disappearance of missing mother Nicola Payne, who vanished in 1991.

Cinders the pig

Cinders the piglet from Thirsk, North Yorks, who was scared of wallowing in mud, overcame her fears with the help of some Wellington boots. Picture Ross Parry Agency.

Shell lorries

Shell tankers stood idle at the Shell petrol tanker depot at the Coryton West Site in Essex on Friday as tanker drivers began a four-day strike.



SEE ALSO
'Don't panic-buy' motorists urged
13 Jun 08 |  Business
Mud phobia pig gets its own boots
11 Jun 08 |  North Yorkshire
Royal couple at flood-hit railway
10 Jun 08 |  Hereford/Worcs
Orphaned falcons in foster nests
10 Jun 08 |  Staffordshire
Dolphins die after mass stranding
09 Jun 08 |  Cornwall
Policeman shot dead in training
09 Jun 08 |  Manchester


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