Labour Win Third Term
Britain's Prime Minister Tony Blair, right, with his wife Cherie, returns to London's 10 Downing Street, early Friday May 6th, 2005. Blair won a historic third term as prime minister but his Labour Party suffered a sharply reduced parliamentary majority. Tony Blair promised to respond "sensibly and wisely" to what is an historic third election win for Labour. After being re-elected in his Sedgefield constituency, Mr Blair said: "I know Iraq has been a divisive issue in this country. "But I hope now we can unite again and look to the future." Lets be honest and see what comes our way.

Chelsea Win First Title for 50years
Chelsea's Frank Lampard (R) celebrates with team mate William Gallas after scoring against Bolton Wanderers during their English Premier League soccer match at the Reebok Stadium April 30th 2005. Chelsea won the English league title for the first time in 50 years on Saturday when they beat Bolton Wanderers 2-0.

HRH Prince Harry Arrives at Sandhurst
Officer Cadet Wales, reporting for duty sir! It's all smiles as Harry checks-in at Sandhurst for his military training. But will he still be smiling after 44 weeks at the college? Officer Cadet Wales will have to smarten himself up, take in new military skills, fire weapons and learn to give orders. There will be plenty of unglamorous chores, too - not least of all cleaning his boots to a fine shine.

Gromit at the Cannes Film Festival
A giant version of Nick Park's clay-animated movie character 'Gromit', of famed 'Wallace and Gromit', is unveiled during a ceremony at the 58th international Cannes Film festival on Thursday, May 12th, 2005 in front of the Carlton Hotel in Cannes, southern France. Wallace and his dog Gromit where the big cheeses at the festival as Dreamworks presented a sneak preview of the clay-animated movie, 'Wallace and Gromit : The Curse of the Were-Rabbit', based on the TV comedy about the cheese-loving Brit and his canine pal.

The greatest final ever!
Many avid football supporters have hailed Liverpool’s glory night as the best European Cup final ever. This will go down in history — people will be talking about it in 20 or 30 years’ time. It’s unbelievable. AC Milan, Liverpool's opponents, went 3-0 up before half-time and many thought the game was over. Shortly after the interval, we witnessed five minutes of madness that changed the course of things and cost AC Milan the cup. Three well taken goals led by captain Steve Gerrard, enabled the Kop fans to come back to equalise. The game went into extra time and the inevitable penalty shoot out was on the cards. Liverpool keeper, Jerzy Dudek's save from Shevchenko's penalty sealed cup glory for Liverpool. The Anfield side get to keep the trophy after winning it for a fifth time.