Newly built wooden houses for new arrivals on the island.

An Asylum seeker enters Napier Barrack. The delapidated former Army barracks are being used to house refugees who have been picked up on the English Channel.

A workman paints a fence surrounding a new housing development on the edge of Aylesbury, close to the route of the HS2 high speed rail link.

UK. Derry/ Londonderry. 12th July 2021 An Orange parade through the Loyalist Fountain estate in Derry/Londonderry. Andrew Testa for the New York Times

UK. Derry/ Londonderry. 12th July 2021 An Orange parade through the Loyalist Fountain estate in Derry/Londonderry. Andrew Testa for the New York Times

Orangemen march through the Loyalist Fountain estate on the 12th July when some members of the Protestant community celebrate the defeat of the Catholic Army at the Battle of the Boyne in 1690.

Band members gather in the Loyalist Fountain Estate for parades celebrating the 12th July and the defeat of the Catholic Army at the Battle of the Boyne in 1690.

Crowds gather in Larne to watch the lighting of the town's Orangeman's Day bonfire celebrating the 12th July and the defeat of the Catholic Army at the Battle of the Boyne in 1690.

The main bonfire in the town of Larne. On the top flies a Republican Starry Plough Flag along with a Brexit sign and an IRA sign.

Houses boarded up to protect them from the heat generated by the town's Orangeman's Day bonfire.

Local band members and families prepare for an Orangeman's Day parade along the Shankhill Road, a strongly Loyalist area.

An Orangemen's Day bonfire under construction at Ballycraigy. The bonfire builders claimed to have the tallest bonfire in Northern Ireland and insisted theirs was larger than the bonfire at Larne, whi...

Crowds gather to watch a marching band practise for the Orangemen's Day parade in Ballycraigy.

Ballycraigy residents gather to watch the construction of the town's Orangemen's Day bonfire.

A local resident with his cat near the beach front in Bognor Regis.