England Regain the Ashes
England only used 12 players all summer and it was this tight bond within the squad which helped them overcome the might of the Aussie team. Seven weeks of intense cricket had boiled down to the final day of the final Test. When umpires Billy Bowden and Rudi Koetzen took the bails off the stumps at The Oval to confirm England's first Ashes win since 1987, the famous old ground erupted.

Rooney Jibes at Top Referee
Manchester United's Wayne Rooney reacts to referee Kim Milton Nielson's decision after receiving a yellow card during his team's Champions League Group D match against Villarreal at the Madrigal Stadium in Villarreal, Spain September 14, 2005. Rooney was sent off following the incident. Consequently he received a two match European Champions League ban.

Fuel Protest on M4
Fuel protesters drive along the M4 motorway in South Wales to demonstrate against high petrol and diesel prices, Sepember 16, 2005. A convoy of around 100 vehicles took part in the protest which came on the day that three retailers announced a cut in pump prices.

Crippled JetBlue Aircraft Makes Emergency Landing
The disabled nose gear of a JetBlue Airbus 320 begins to smoke and burn as the plane makes an emergency landing at Los Angeles Airport after the front landing gear failed shortly after take off. The pilot landed by balancing on the back wheels, then eased onto the front tires, which shot flames along the runway before tearing off. All 146 people on board made a dramatic but safe emergency landing amid a hail of sparks and smoke after its nose wheels jammed wildly out of alignment.