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Adventures in the United Kingdom

Study Abroad If you were asked to spend a year living in a different location, where would you choose and why?

One of my  favourite countries in the world are the United Kingdom and France. If I could study and live anywhere in the world, it would be the UK. 

For some reason, the more I read about the it,  the more I want to be there. I was always fascinated about travelling to other places from my country and the UK was on top of my list. 

I really like how they have preserved much of their history and buildings which in my eyes are really beautiful. I always liked places or cities which are modern but with a classic look like London. 

And the UK has some of the best Universities in the world such as Oxford and so on. I hope I’ll have the capacity to study there one day. 

Storm chaser down under

A British photographer made the lightning decision to quit the UK to chase storms Down Under and was rewarded with these striking shots. Oliver Kay, 40, left his dead-end IT job in Manchester almost a decade ago with wife Helen in search of a new life in Perth, Western Australia. He mixes a job with one of Perth’s biggest mining companies with his weekend passion of photography. And Oliver struck gold after being woken up by thunder at 3.30 in the morning and taking amazing pictures of lightning filling the sky above Hillary’s Marina in his adopted home city. (Caters News) Photography by Oliver Kay

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Lunar New Year celebrated around the world

Millions around the world headed home to celebrate the year of the goat (or sheep or ram depending on how you translate it) with their families, as lunar New Year starts Feb. 19, 2015.

Trains in China were jammed as people returned to their family homes. Apartments were cleaned to sweep away ill fortune. Traditional red envelopes, called hongbao or ang pow are offered for good luck and prosperity in the New Year.

Factories in parts of Asia shut down but the holiday is celebrated globally. In Sydney, Australia processions, lion dances, and dragon races welcomed the New Year. New York welcomed the holiday with a fireworks display on Tuesday over the Hudson River. (Yahoo News)

(Photos by Chaiwat Subprasom/REUTERS, Edgar Su/REUTERS, Kim Kyung-Hoon/REUTERS, Edgar Su/REUTERS, Erik De Castro/Reuters)

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