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Royal Mail is commemorating the coronation with four new stamps, which show the King being crowned and celebrate his multi-faith and biodiversity causes.

King Charles’ Coronation is being commemorated with four new stamps - featuring his crowning and the causes that have made up his life’s work. The set, to be released by Royal Mail, is based on newly-commissioned wood engravings by artist Andrew Davidson, and one imagines St Edward’s Crown being lowered onto Charles’ head by the Archbishop of Canterbury at the moment of coronation.

Gary Sanders, who was found guilty of downloading indecent images of children, avoided going to prison.Despite pleading guilty to four counts of possessing indecent photographs of children on his mobile phone, he was only given a three-year community order including 55 rehabilitation activity requirement days and a five year sexual harm prevention order.READ MORE: Desperate woman in tears as neighbour tell her she's not allowed to use her own gardenThe judge also told Worcester Crown Court on Friday (August 19) that he was confident the man would offend “again and again” - only for the perv to leave the court and give the awaiting press a special wave.Sentencing, Judge James Burbridge QC said the images contained "real victims that have been abused so that images can be shared."He said Sanders had put the court in a difficult position with his serious offending, explaining he could justifiably jail him for a "moderate" amount of time.But the judge added: "I'm not sure that would benefit the public.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A pilot was forced to land his hot air balloon in the middle of a town as his balloon terrifying and suddenly ran out of fuel mid flight.The pilot Andrew Davidson was carrying three passengers when it landed in Sutton-in-Ashfield town centre, Nottinghamshire. He described it as a "once in a lifetime" incident.