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The Art Fund Prize for Museums and Galleries, Science Museum, London, UK - 03 Jul 2019

Adrian Evans, Bettany Hughes, Stephen Deuchar

Relatives of victims of the Tunisia terror attack, including survivor Owen Richards, arrive for the inquest at Royal Courts of Justice in London, Britain, 28 February 2017. An inquest into the attack by a gunman on a Tunisian beach in June 2015, which left 38 people dead, is underway at the Royal Courts of Justice in London. Owen Richards' older brother Joel, his uncle Adrian Evans and grandfather Patrick Evans were all killed in the attack.

Tunisia Terror Inquest at the High Court, London, United Kingdom - 28 Feb 2017

Relatives of victims of the Tunisia terror attack, including Suzanne Evans arrive for the inquest at Royal Courts of Justice in London, Britain, 28 February 2017. An inquest into the attack by a gunman on a Tunisian beach in June 2015, which left 38 people dead, is underway at the Royal Courts of Justice in London. Suzanne Evans Owen son Joel, brother Adrian Evans and father Patrick Evans were all killed in the attack.

Relatives of victims of the Tunisia terror attack, including survivor Owen Richards (R) and his mother Suzanne Evans (L), arrive for the inquest at Royal Courts of Justice in London, Britain, 28 February 2017. An inquest into the attack by a gunman on a Tunisian beach in June 2015, which left 38 people dead, is underway at the Royal Courts of Justice in London. Owen Richards' older brother Joel, his uncle Adrian Evans and grandfather Patrick Evans were all killed in the attack.

Plaques outside the football ground bearing the names of Joel Richards, Adrian Evans and Patrick Evans

One minute silence for Walsall football fans Joel Richards, Adrian Evans and Charles 'Pat' Evans who were killed in Tunisia, Walsall, Britain - 03 Jul 2015

Suzy Richards (left), wife to Charles 'Pat' Evans, with son Owen Richards who survived the shooting, and her daughter

Adrian Evans, the Pageant Master of this years Diamond Jubilee celebrations on the river Thames, London

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The Thames Festival Dancers Entertained The Crowds Which Ended With A Fantastic Fireworks Display - A Record One Million People Flocked To The Mayor's Thames Festival This Weekend As London Basked In Late Summer Sunshine. Organisers Credited The Long-awaited Spell Of Good Weather For The Huge Turnout. The Open-air Festival Which Ended With A Spectacular Fireworks Display. Has Never Seen Rain In Its 10- Year History. 'we've Smashed All Records This Year ' Said Festival Director And Founder Adrian Evans. 'the Sun Clinched It For Us. Someone Up There Must Love This Festival.' The Fiesta Of Open Air Arts Pyrotechnics Boat Races And Street Theatre Stretched Along The River From Waterloo To Blackfriars Passing The National Theatre The Southbank Centre And The Tate. Southwark Bridge Was Closed To Traffic On Saturday After It Was Transformed Into Seaside Retreat Bordered By Woodland. The Bridge Was Packed With Beach Huts A Bandstand A House Made Of Chocolate And Banqueting Tables. A Human Chandelier Could Also Be Seen Suspended By A Crane 60ft In The Air. The First Year The Event Was Put On It Featured A High-wire Walk Across The Thames. This Year The Number Attending The Festival Soared By Some 20 Per Cent. Mr Evans Said: 'london Can Be A Hostile Place With People Divided And Crime And Everything Else. Wandering Around Seeing People's Faces Lit Up Is Wonderful. Seeing People Sit Together And Have A Drink Looking At The Thames Gives You A Really Warm Feeling About Living In One Of The Greatest Cities In The World.' As The Area It Covers Has Spread It Has Become One Of London's Largest Annual Festivals. It Was Extended To Jubilee Gardens And Potters Field Park This Year. Eventually It Will Include The Thames Barrier To The East And Teddington To The West. Mr Evans Who Was In Charge Of The Opening Of Eurotunnel And 19 Music Stages For The Millennium Celebration Said: 'the Festival Was Designed To Be A Spectacular Event Of Which Londoners Could Be Proud. If London 

The Thames Festival Dancers Entertained The Crowds Which Ended With A Fantastic Fireworks Display - A Record One Million People Flocked To The Mayor's Thames Festival This Weekend As London Basked In Late Summer Sunshine. Organisers Credited The Lon

EVANS California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger shares a laugh as he is referred as "The Terminator, with Angela Evans, far left, President of the Crenshaw Christian Center, and Betty Price, middle, wife of Pastor and Founder Frederick Price, not seen, during a service, at the Crenshaw Christian Center in Los Angeles. Behind the Governor are the pastor family members: Cheryl Price, and Adrian Evans

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