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There was disappointment for schoolchildren at Rhiwbeina Primary School in Cardiff on Friday, as they watched Wales lose 2-0 to Iran in their Fifa World Cup Group B match. PA
An Iran soccer fan celebrates a goal, during the World Cup Group B soccer match between England and Iran at a fan zone in London, Monday Nov. 21, 2022. (AP Photo / Alberto Pezzali)
Oil Heads, climate activists from the Ocean Rebellion group, demonstrate against the use of fossil fuels outside the offices of the International Maritime Organisation in London on Monday. AFP
Britain's Prime Minister Rishi Sunak visited a chemistry class at Erasmus Darwin Academy in Burntwood on Monday. AFP
On Tuesday South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa and Britain's King Charles III met in London during a ceremonial welcome on Horse Guards Parade. King Charles was hosting his first state visit as monarch. AFP
On Wednesday SNP leader and First Minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon issued a statement in Edinburgh after the decision by judges at the UK Supreme Court in London that the Scottish parliament does not have the power to hold a second independence referendum. PA
The Redcar blast furnace, which had dominated the Teesside skyline for more than four decades, was brought down by controlled explosion on Wednesday. PA
The first showing of The Beginning, a spectacular son-et-lumiere show by Luxmuralis, in the nave of Peterborough Cathedral on Wednesday evening. PA
On Thursday members of the Educational Institute of Scotland joined teachers at a rally outside the Scottish parliament in Edinburgh in a protest over pay. PA
Royal Mail workers were also on strike on Thursday, with Royal Mail vehicles parked idle at Tonbridge delivery office in Kent. PA
Finishing touches were added to a Christmas tree in the Crimson Drawing Room in Windsor Castle on Thursday. Reuters
Queen Consort Camilla attended a special teddy bears' picnic on Thursday, at a Barnardo's Nursery in London. During the visit Camilla personally delivered Paddington Bears and other cuddly toys left as tributes to Queen Elizabeth II to children supported by the charity. Getty Images
Black Friday got going on Friday morning with shoppers queuing outside shops on Oxford Street in London to hunt for bargains. AP
There was disappointment for schoolchildren at Rhiwbeina Primary School in Cardiff on Friday, as they watched Wales lose 2-0 to Iran in their Fifa World Cup Group B match. PA
An Iran soccer fan celebrates a goal, during the World Cup Group B soccer match between England and Iran at a fan zone in London, Monday Nov. 21, 2022. (AP Photo / Alberto Pezzali)
Oil Heads, climate activists from the Ocean Rebellion group, demonstrate against the use of fossil fuels outside the offices of the International Maritime Organisation in London on Monday. AFP
Britain's Prime Minister Rishi Sunak visited a chemistry class at Erasmus Darwin Academy in Burntwood on Monday. AFP
On Tuesday South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa and Britain's King Charles III met in London during a ceremonial welcome on Horse Guards Parade. King Charles was hosting his first state visit as monarch. AFP
On Wednesday SNP leader and First Minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon issued a statement in Edinburgh after the decision by judges at the UK Supreme Court in London that the Scottish parliament does not have the power to hold a second independence referendum. PA
The Redcar blast furnace, which had dominated the Teesside skyline for more than four decades, was brought down by controlled explosion on Wednesday. PA
The first showing of The Beginning, a spectacular son-et-lumiere show by Luxmuralis, in the nave of Peterborough Cathedral on Wednesday evening. PA
On Thursday members of the Educational Institute of Scotland joined teachers at a rally outside the Scottish parliament in Edinburgh in a protest over pay. PA
Royal Mail workers were also on strike on Thursday, with Royal Mail vehicles parked idle at Tonbridge delivery office in Kent. PA
Finishing touches were added to a Christmas tree in the Crimson Drawing Room in Windsor Castle on Thursday. Reuters
Queen Consort Camilla attended a special teddy bears' picnic on Thursday, at a Barnardo's Nursery in London. During the visit Camilla personally delivered Paddington Bears and other cuddly toys left as tributes to Queen Elizabeth II to children supported by the charity. Getty Images
Black Friday got going on Friday morning with shoppers queuing outside shops on Oxford Street in London to hunt for bargains. AP
There was disappointment for schoolchildren at Rhiwbeina Primary School in Cardiff on Friday, as they watched Wales lose 2-0 to Iran in their Fifa World Cup Group B match. PA
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The UK week in pictures: Strikes, the South African President visits and World Cup fever
'The National' selects the most striking photos from across Britain
The National
November 25, 2022
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