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Undated handout photo issued of Robert Stewart who was convicted of the murder of Zahid Mubarek, in the Feltham Young Offenders Institution in March 2000. Closing statements in the Zahid Mubarek Inquiry were beginning, Thursday April 28, 2005. During the two-day hearing the focus is expected to shift back to allegations that prison staff at west London's Feltham Young Offenders' Institution organised and bet on Gladiator-style bouts between inmates. This was done by placing inappropriate inmates together in shared cells in the hope they might fight, it was claimed.

Undated Handout picture of David Plunkett. Representatives from beer giant Budweiser will give evidence at an inquest, Thursday April 28, 2005, following the death of a student at a promotional event. David Plunkett, 21, was drunk when he was kicked out of the Budweiser Music Festival at the Daytona Racetrack in Trafford Park, Greater Manchester, on April 17 last year. His body was pulled from the Manchester Ship Canal nearly two weeks later on April 30.The Leeds University student, from Shelf, Halifax, had drowned.

Leon Birkett age two enjoying an ice cream. Scientific research confirmed, Thursday April 28, 2005, what many ice cream lovers have always known - eating the frozen stuff makes you happy. It lights up the brain's pleasure zones, according to Unilever, owner of Walls ice cream, which conducted research at the Centre for Neuroimaging Sciences, Institute of Psychiatry, London.

Taiwan opposition leader Lien Chan (L) meets Beijing Mayor Liu Qi at Beijing Hotel April 28, 2005. Lien, chairman of the KMT, or Nationalist Party, flew to Beijing on Thursday to a red-carpet welcome and bouquet-waving children chanting "Welcome, welcome. (Wish you a) warm welcome".

Australian Schapelle Corby is escorted by policemen to a Denpasar court in Bali April 28, 2005. Corby made an emotional plea to judges as part of her defence submissions to the Denpasar District Court on Thursday. Corby is on trial for smuggling 4.1 kg (9 lbs) of marijuana into Bali but has denied the allegations.

Australian model Megan Gale sits in a bath in a department store window during a promotion in Sydney April 28, 2005. Gale, who was launching a range of her own beauty products, attracted a large crowd on the footpath outside the inner-city store. The promotion coincides with the start of next week's Australian Fashion Week.

Children have a morning bath in one of Belize City's poorest neighbourhoods April 27, 2005. The neighbourhood "London Bridges", named for the walkways made of old pallets, is a large area that houses some of Belize's poorest residents. An estimated 44 percent of Belize's population of 250,000 live below the poverty line.

Filipino model Raya Mananquil cuddles a piglet as she poses for a brand-new advertisement for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) Thursday April 28, 2005 in Manila to promote vegetarianism. The new ad used a piglet to convey a message of asking people to become "angels for animals" by embracing a healthy, delicious, meatless diet. A roasted piglet, known as "suckling pig," is very popular in the Philippines.

Masaaki Nagumo, a staffer at Sakakibara Machinery Works Co., maneuvers a walking robot, "Land Walker 2," in the yard of the factory in Shinto Village, north of Tokyo, Thursday, April 28, 2005. The 3.4 meter tall, 1-ton robot , modeled after a popular cartoon robot called "Gundam," can walk 1.5 kilometer per hour when a driver pushes four pedals in the cockpit looking at a monitor screen showing the feet area. Air guns on the both sides of robot can shoot a rubber ball 20 to 30 meters. If anyone wants to get one, the company will sell it at 36 million yen

A Handout picture released by the Nokia 27 April 2005. The Nokia N91 multimedia is the company's latest device optimized for music. The Nokia N91 is expected to become commercially available worldwide by the end of 2005.