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Awards 4: The evening's Performance Club award was won by City of Leeds Diving Club.

Awards 4

The evening's Performance Club award was won by City of Leeds Diving Club.
Awards 3: The 22nd annual Leeds Sports Awards ceremony, held at the Carriageworks Theatre.

Awards 3

The 22nd annual Leeds Sports Awards ceremony, held at the Carriageworks Theatre.
Awards 2: Leeds Rhinos chief executive Gary Hetherington with sports broadcaster and event co-host Tanya Arnold.

Awards 2

Leeds Rhinos chief executive Gary Hetherington with sports broadcaster and event co-host Tanya Arnold.
Meerkat pup 1: The babies would normally still be resting in their nestbox, but the new mum has been showing them off to visitors at Tropical World.

Meerkat pup 1

The babies would normally still be resting in their nestbox, but the new mum has been showing them off to visitors at Tropical World.
Meerkat pups: The new arrivals have no names yet but will also be named after a bean, like mum Soya Bean.

Meerkat pups

The new arrivals have no names yet but will also be named after a bean, like mum Soya Bean.
Saxon cross: In 2012 Leeds Museums and Galleries acquired The West Yorkshire Hoard, a group of seven objects found in the Leeds area by a metal detectorist dating from the seventh to 11th centuries. Five of the objects in the hoard are high quality gold jewellery, which would only have been worn by people of exceptional wealth in Saxon society.

Saxon cross

In 2012 Leeds Museums and Galleries acquired The West Yorkshire Hoard, a group of seven objects found in the Leeds area by a metal detectorist dating from the seventh to 11th centuries. Five of the objects in the hoard are high quality gold jewellery, which would only have been worn by people of exceptional wealth in Saxon society.
Saxon cross: A lead coffin which was buried for more than 1,600 years before it was discovered in a previously unknown cemetery site near Garforth alongside the remains of more than 60 individuals from late Roman to early Saxon periods.

Saxon cross

A lead coffin which was buried for more than 1,600 years before it was discovered in a previously unknown cemetery site near Garforth alongside the remains of more than 60 individuals from late Roman to early Saxon periods.