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Last week is flooded with news in sports and sports events all over the world.

Ice skate is an extremely hard sports for any ice skaters. Each performance is composed by ability, endurance and hard-working. On training session, ice skaters learn how to keep the show going on despite any kind of injuries. Last week witnesses the best performance ever of this sport. Canadian skater Meagan Duhamel and her partner Eric Radford perform during the ISU World Figure Skating Championships - pairs short program competition. Unluckily, Meagan Duhamel broke the nose of her partner Eric Radford. Despite the bleeding and broken nose, Eric Radford barely flinches and continues playing hurt in his first international debut.

Meagan Duhamel and Eric Radford of Canada perform during the pairs short program competition at the ISU World Figure Skating Championships in Moscow on Wednesday.

Meagan Duhamel and Eric Radford of Canada perform during the pairs short program competition at the ISU World Figure Skating Championships in Moscow on Wednesday.

Alexandra Popp, the midfielder of the German Women's National Football team, shows off her ability to practice leg extension. The taekwondo training session is one part of training session for the next FIFA Women's World Cup.

Japan's Miki Ando performs a hard move during the World Figure Skating Championships in Moscow. Her champion on last Saturday hopefully lifts the spirit of devastated Japan.

Japan's Miki Ando performs a hard move during the World Figure Skating Championships in Moscow. Her champion last Saturday hopefully lifts the spirit of devastated Japan.

Austrian Sabrina Filzmoster and Portugal Telma Monteiro fight in the final match of European Judo Championships, women's under 57 kg category at the Abdi Ipekci Arena inIstanbul.

Austrian Sabrina Filzmoster and Portugal Telma Monteiro fight in the final match of European Judo Championships, women's under 57 kg category at the Abdi Ipekci Arena inIstanbul.

Dragons’ Jamie Soward and Rabbitohs’ David Taylor tackle during the the round six NRL match between the South Sydney Rabbitohs and the St George Illawarra Dragons on April 18, 2011 in Sydney, Australia

Barcelona's Argentinian forward Lionel Messi celebrates his superb late brace that brings back FC Barcelona's victory against Real Madrid in the semi-final first leg of the Champions League.

Barcelona's Argentinian forward Lionel Messi celebrates his superb late brace that brings back FC Barcelona's victory against Real Madrid in the semi-final first leg of the Champions League.

Colombian Camilo Villegas (left) guides Javier Garcia Metoyer to line up a putt.

Colombian Camilo Villegas (left) guides Javier Garcia Metoyer to line up a putt.

Schalke Manuel Neuer fails to catch the ball in the match against Schalke during the Champions League.

Schalke Manuel Neuer fails to catch the ball in the match against Schalke during the Champions League.

Chris Kelly and Travis Moen battle for third period of Game 7 in a first-round NHL Stanley Cup hockey playoff series on April 27, 2011.

Chris Kelly and Travis Moen battle for third period of Game 7 in a first-round NHL Stanley Cup hockey playoff series on April 27, 2011.

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Mary Rose is currently a lecturer on society. In her free time, Mary is fond of joining social activities. Her goal is to provide up-to-date news and articles on society and culture.

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Weekly Sports News In Pictures

Weekly News in Picture: February 14

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Egyptian anti-government protesters celebrated after the resignation of President Hosni Mubarak, the marriage between an American bride and a Chinese groom, Italian Prime Minister “show teeth” during a news conference, and Australia is now battling wildfires and so on are some among the most impressive news during the week. In order to know more about useful events that occurred during the last week, let’s have a look at these photos as below

Weekly News In Pictures: 28 March

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The middle week of March 2011 is flooded and news from all corner of the world. Super moon gets to closet point to the Earth in almost two decades. This week also marks the 64th birthday of Elton John. Let see what happens on Earth in the last week. Xie Guanghai, a physics professor from Henan Province in central China, said that he can do 4,000 push-ups in a single day. And currently, he has been addicted to doing press-ups on the blades of upturned knives. He is able to do 12 press-ups within just 40 seconds. The secret lies on his hands which have thick calluses on the palms.

Weekly News in Pictures: February 28

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Houses were ruined in the deadly earthquake in New Zealand; space shuttle Discovery did its final voyage into the space; foreigners left Libya where a civil war is feared to happen; Anti-government protestors participated in Muslim's noon prayers in a street and Greenpeace activists were arrested in Brazil and so on are some among the most important news in the previous week. Let’s have a look at these impressive photos as below to discover:

Weekly News in Picture: 29th November

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An island in South Korean was attacked, hundreds people died in a stampede in Cambodia, clashes broke out in Rio de Janeiro in Brazil, Winter has been coming to many countries, English students flooded streets in London for the demonstration against increasing tuition fees, China has a new town called Thames Town, Hot Air Balloons Festival took place in Leon, Mexico… are notable news in last week. Let’s know more about what are currently happening through the following photos:

Weekly News in Pictures: January 23rd

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The world has been changing day by day, creating a lot of events in various fields from society, culture, and politic to environment, etc… The last week featured many notable events, including the demonstrations in Tunis, the demonstrations against gas prices and high inflation in India, the Thaipusam festival in Malaysia, the cold winter in China, the explosion in West Germany, and floods and landslides which has taken away the life of about 655 people in Brazil and so on. Let’s have a thorough look the incredible images as below to discover the most amazing and truest happened in the previous week

Weekly Dramatic News in Pictures: April 4 – 10, 2011

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A fire breaking out in Philippines leaving 3,000 people homeless, a mass pile-up of eighty cars and three trucks killing 10 victims and a dozen children aged 12 to 15 from Brazil being murdered by one former student in the halls of their elementary school are among dramatic news last week.

Impressive Weekly News in Pictures: Jan 3 to Jan 9

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Every week passing out leaves the most memorial and interesting news of the day-by-day changing world. The first week of 2011 is flooded with momentous news from all corners of the world. In London, people witness the largest burlesque dance ever led by dancer Kimberley Dunne. The partial lunar eclipse occurs on January 4 and can be visible in Europe, parts of Africa and Asia. Remarkably, history-making flood in decades leaves Rockhampton city, Queensland state, Australia reeling. Floodwaters from a swollen river and relentless rains stops all economic activities, causes poisonous snakes spread, cuts air, road and railway linked to the coastal city Rockhampton. Let review the breaking news of the week.

Impressive Weekly News in Pictures (Dec 6 – Dec 12)

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Every week passing out leaves the most memorial and interesting news of the day-by-day changing world. Moreover, the year of 2010 soon comes to an end bringing the overview of the world via outstanding events in every country, in every field including society, culture, economics, science, technology, and so on. If you have no free time to update latest world news, the following article will provide you some impressive events through a series of photos. On December 4, both Laurent Gbagbo and Alassane Ouattara took oaths of presidency in Ivory Coast. Wikileaks founders Julian Assange was arrested in London on Tuesday and would extradite to Sweden. Also in London, Britain’s Prince Charles came under attack from student protesters late Thursday due to the school fee rise. Let review the most events last week.

Weekly News in Pictures: (20 Dec - 26 Dec)

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North Korea implemented the biggest drills; the annual “Santa Claus Charity Run” jog took place in downtown Budapest, Hungary; double rainbow was taken in the sky in California, US; Mount Bromo volcano on Indonesia's Java Island spewed smoke and ash into the sky; Airline passengers queued at Frankfurt’s airport in Frankfurt, Germany; and post office men wearing Santa Claus outfits handed out Christmas gifts by motorbike to poor children in Seoul are some main events happened in the week. There are also many other outstanding photos. Let’s have a look at them as below:

Dramatic News In Pictures: March 2011

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An Israeli border police officer firing after a petrol bomb is thrown at him during clashes with Palestinians and a girl from Miyagi prefecture crying in front of the body of her mother are among dramatic pictures of the last month.