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Clay pigeon shooting: Suffolk's Henry Lungley 'best in country'

A 16-year-old clay pigeon shooter has his sights set on Olympic gold after helping the England under-21 team to victory.

Henry Lungley, from Sudbury in Suffolk, was the youngest member of the team and the top scorer as they won a recent home international in Scotland.

He hit 148 out of 150 clays.

His coach Stuart Smith says he is "arguably the top junior in the country for English skeet".

31 October 2022

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The Bawdsey Radar transmitter room pictured in 1944

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Det Supt Phill Gray - his face against a dark background

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Ipswich Town player George Hirst sitting in a classroom.

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Stephen Squirrell looks into the viewfinder of his camera as he points it to the left. His eye closest to the camera is shut closed as he takes the picture. He has sunglasses on his head and has grey hair, and wears a black jumper.

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A black and white image of Queen Elizabeth. She is wearing a fur coat and hat.

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A mugshot of a young man wearing a hooded top

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A police car is shown next to a car that had driven down the wrong side of the road before being stopped

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Ipswich Witches riders celebrate their victory in the speedway. The riders are on the winners' podium and lifting a large silver trophy.

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Two red river hog piglets play together in a grass paddock. They are a dark colour with light stripes on their bodies.

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