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RM2EGE3K8–A cut-in-half Centurion Mark 3 tank at The Tank Museum in Bovington England. It was previously in British army service
RM2EGE366–A T-55 tank with holes cut in its turret for training purposes on display at The Tank Museum at Bovington, in England.
RM2EGE3JP–An Strv 103 tank on display at the Tank Museum in Bovington England. The tank was designed in Sweden and was equipped with secret grid armour.
RM2EGE360–A T-55 tank with holes cut in its turret for training purposes on display at The Tank Museum at Bovington, in England.
RM2F0WJNN–A view looking east along the Thames from The Adelphi towards Blackfriars Bridge and The Shard, at sunset with a dramatic sky
RM2F3FF3J–A woman enteres an NHS covid-19 vaccination centre in Finchley, north London, in March 2021.
RM2F0WJ49–A view looking east along the Thames from The Adelphi towards Blackfriars Bridge and The Shard, at sunset with a dramatic sky
RM2EWTPD7–People enjoy an evening outside Alexandra Palace in Muswell Hill, London, in February 2021 during the covid lockdown
RM2ENM6F0–A view of the Mill Hill tube station in north London showing the sund shining through the distinctive circular 'underground' sign used by TFL
RM2ENM5B3–New homes in a large housing development at Millbrook Park in Mill Hill, north London, on the site of the old Inglis Barracks
RM2ENM5YT–A view of the Mill Hill tube station in north London showing the shadow of the distinctive circular 'underground' sign
RM2ENM601–New homes in a large housing development at Millbrook Park in Mill Hill, north London, on the site of the old Inglis Barracks
RM2ENM5YY–New homes in a large housing development at Millbrook Park in Mill Hill, north London, on the site of the old Inglis Barracks
RM2EWTPD8–People enjoy an evening outside Alexandra Palace in Muswell Hill, London, in February 2021 during the covid lockdown
RM2EWTPEJ–People enjoy an evening outside Alexandra Palace in Muswell Hill, London, in February 2021 during the covid lockdown
RM2ENM5AW–New homes in a large housing development at Millbrook Park in Mill Hill, north London, on the site of the old Inglis Barracks
RM2ENM6EP–A view of the Mill Hill tube station in north London showing the sund shining through the distinctive circular 'underground' sign used by TFL
RM2ENM5XY–New homes in a large housing development at Millbrook Park in Mill Hill, north London, on the site of the old Inglis Barracks
RM2ENM5BX–New homes in a large housing development at Millbrook Park in Mill Hill, north London, on the site of the old Inglis Barracks
RM2F2A5HT–Two men walk past a branch of the Nationwide Building Society on The Strand in central London
RM2F2A5HR–An earthmoving digger is towed past the front of a branch of the Nationwide Building Society on The Strand in central London
RM2F2A5KG–Signs displayed in the window of a Pret a manger takeaway in London's West End warn customer to follow social distancing guidance.
RM2F2A5N0–A man walks past a branch of the Nationwide Building Society on The Strand in central London
RM2EWTPDD–A man walks past a closed Natwest bank branch on Ballards Lane, Finchley, north London, in 2021. Hundreds of bank branches have closed in recent years
RM2EMN04M–A child looks up at a a sculpture by Damien Hirst, The Virgin Mother, 2005-6, on display in the Yorkshire Sculpture Park (YSP)
RM2EMN1PJ–Charity, by Damien Hurst, a painted bronze sculpture on display at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park (YSP)
RM2EMN17T–A man looks at Charity, by Damien Hurst, a painted bronze sculpture on display at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park (YSP)
RM2ED8X38–View from the moat of the CITADEL OF BLAYE, which was built by Vauban, the famous French engineer, to guard the Gironde estuary
RM2ED8X3A–View from the moat of the CITADEL OF BLAYE, which was built by Vauban, the famous French engineer, to guard the Gironde estuary
RM2ED8X3K–View from the moat of the CITADEL OF BLAYE, which was built by Vauban, the famous French engineer, to guard the Gironde estuary
RM2ED8X3C–View from the moat of the CITADEL OF BLAYE, which was built by Vauban, the famous French engineer, to guard the Gironde estuary
RM2EA73KN–A scenic shot of the Silvermine Reservoir dam in the Silvermine nature reserve near Cape Town.
RM2EA737N–Sculpture in the Museum of Black Civilisations (Musée des civilisations noires) in Dakar, Senegal, which opened in 2018
RM2EA74B0–Employees of Victory Farms, the largest fish farmer in Kenya, fix netting for a fish cage in Lake Victoria
RMT4EBW7–The entrance to the Stafford Hotel in London with a Union Jack (British flag) and American flag on either side.
RM2AH3WFM–Nigerian army soldiers runs through the bush during counter-terrorism training in Burkina Faso: Feb 2019
RM2EA7522–A sign showing one of the entrances to The Adelphi Building, an iconic art deco building in London.
RMT47PEH–People walk down a steep pedestrian pathway leading past wine cellars in Saint-Émilion, France.
RM2EA73AM–Sculpture in the Museum of Black Civilisations (Musée des civilisations noires) in Dakar, Senegal, which opened in 2018
RM2B5ER89–Aapravasi Ghat (the immigration depot) museum in Port Louis, Mauritius. Thousands of indentured laborers passed through this complex.
RM2EA733N–The Museum of Black Civilisations (Musée des civilisations noires) in Dakar, Senegal, which opened in 2018
RM2ATDFYJ–Employees of Victory Farms, Kenya's largest aquaculture firm, stand on a floating platform for fish farming on Lake Victoria
RM2E9KEWE–A young woman wearing athletic clothing sits on a bench looking out over the London skyline from the Parliament Hill viewpoint on Hamstead Heath
RM2ATDFWA–Employees of Victory Farms, the largest fish farmer in Kenya, fix netting for a fish cage in Lake Victoria
RM2EA72C7–Bronze sculpture of the Oba of Benin in the Museum of Black Civilisations (Musée des civilisations noires) in Dakar, Senegal, which opened in 2018
RM2ATDG0Y–Women clean farmed tilapia fish from Lake Victoria in Kenya where Victory Farms has the largest aquaculture firm.
RM2ATDG3G–Women clean farmed tilapia fish from Lake Victoria in Kenya where Victory Farms has the largest aquaculture firm.
RM2ATB3T2–Employees of Victory Farms, the largest fish farmer in Kenya, fix netting for a fish cage in Lake Victoria
RM2ATAWJK–Employees of Victory Farms, the largest fish farmer in Kenya, sort breeding tilapia in a pond
RM2AH3JHA–A sign reading 'China Aid' on a plaque in front of the China-built Museum of Black Civilizations in Dakar, Senegal.
RM2ATDG2D–Women clean farmed tilapia fish from Lake Victoria in Kenya where Victory Farms has the largest aquaculture firm.
RM2EA7347–The Museum of Black Civilisations (Musée des civilisations noires) in Dakar, Senegal, which opened in 2018
RM2ATB5NP–Fisherman stretch out a fishing net to dry in the sun in a Kenyan village on the shores of Lake Victoria, East Africa
RM2BTMGJD–Tape marks off the entrance to the Women's Pond on Hampstead Heath, North London. The swimming pond was closed because of the covid-19 pandemic
RM2BTMH1H–A sign on Hampstead Heath in North London warns visitors to keep their distance when walking because of the covid-19 pandemic.
RM2BCP8X4–Hopeful London: A rainbow hangs over the City of London as seen from the West End looking east.
RM2B6B2RJ–A sign showing one of the entrances to The Adelphi Building, an iconic art deco building in London.
RM2ATDP9N–View of a church in Antananarivo, the capital of Madagascar, taken from a high vantage point.
RM2ATDP9J–View of a church in Antananarivo, the capital of Madagascar, taken from a high vantage point.
RM2ATF487–China in Africa: Chinese residents have a parade to celebrate the 2020 Chinese new year in Port Louis, the capital of Mauritius
RM2ATF34T–A sign in Port Louis,the capital of Mauritius, pointing 'the north', 'the south' and 'city centre'
RM2ATHK8C–Talacre beach with the Talacre lighthouse (correctly called the Point of Ayr) under a cloudy sky
RM2ATHK8B–Talacre beach with the Talacre lighthouse (correctly called the Point of Ayr) under a cloudy sky
RM2ATDHJ0–People gather rice near Antananarivo, the capital of Madagascar, one of the poorest countries in Africa.
RM2ATDP7X–Two young men pull a hand-drawn cart through the streets of Antananarivo, the capital of Madagascar, one of the poorest countries in Africa.
RM2ATF44F–Pedestrians walk past a branch of Mauritius Commercial Bank (MCB) in Port Louis, the capital of Mauritius
RM2ATDFR4–An employee of Victory Farms, the largest fish farmer in Kenya, feeds fish inside a fish cage in Lake Victoria
RM2ATDFT6–An employee of Victory Farms, the largest fish farmer in Kenya, fixes netting on a fish cage in Lake Victoria
RM2ATB3KW–An employee of Victory Farms, the largest fish farmer in Kenya, fixes netting on a fish cage in Lake Victoria
RM2ATDHTF–An Air France Cargo jet prepares to take off from the Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport in Mauritius
RM2ATDHCP–A branch of SOCIÉTÉ GÉNÉRALE MADAGASIKARA, a subsidiary of the French bank, in Antananarivo, the capital of Madagascar
RM2AH3HF3–A view over the rooftops of the Autonomous Port of Dakar, Senegal, one of the largest ports in West Africa.
RM2AR6WYH–An aerial view of the coastline of Mauritius, in the Indian Ocean, showing the wingtip and colours of an Air Mauritius plane.
RM2AR7CPF–A man walks past a taxi-driver repairing his taxi in Antananarivo, the capital of Madagascar.
RM2AR6078–The northern gateway to the Rova of Antananarivo, also known as the Queen's palace, a royal complex in Madagascar.
RM2AR5F4H–The headquarters of Banque de Madagascar et de l'Océan Indien (BMOI Bank). In December 2019 Morocco's BCP Bank bought a majority stake in BMOI.
RM2AR63F6–A man walks past the building housing the Mauritius Post Headquarters in Port Louis, Mauritius. Postal services on the island started in 1772.
RM2AR5MET–A man walks past a wall covered in colourful murals in Port Louis, the capital of Mauritius.
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