(CNN) -- Daniel Ricciardo is daring to dream -- just not too big yet. Halfway through a sensational first Formula One season with reigning constructors' champion Red Bull, it is easy to see why the Australian is in reflective mood. Ricciardo returns to the track at next week's Belgium Grand Prix with two race wins in his pocket after he followed up a career-first in Canada with victory last time out in Hungary. With eight races left to run, the 25-year-old finds himself in the unusual position of being the only driver apart from dueling Mercedes duo Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton to take the checkered flag this season.

But after such an encouraging start,

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- Australian -- who is 71 points behind championship leader Rosberg -- doesn't want to shackle his ambition.
- Belgium Grand Prix -- who is 71 points behind championship leader Rosberg -- doesn't want to shackle his ambition.
- CNN -- who is 71 points behind championship leader Rosberg -- doesn't want to shackle his ambition.
- Canada -- who is 71 points behind championship leader Rosberg -- doesn't want to shackle his ambition.
- Daniel Ricciardo -- who is 71 points behind championship leader Rosberg -- doesn't want to shackle his ambition.
- Formula One -- who is 71 points behind championship leader Rosberg -- doesn't want to shackle his ambition.
- Hungary -- who is 71 points behind championship leader Rosberg -- doesn't want to shackle his ambition.
- Lewis Hamilton -- who is 71 points behind championship leader Rosberg -- doesn't want to shackle his ambition.
- Mercedes -- who is 71 points behind championship leader Rosberg -- doesn't want to shackle his ambition.
- Nico Rosberg -- who is 71 points behind championship leader Rosberg -- doesn't want to shackle his ambition.
- Red Bull -- who is 71 points behind championship leader Rosberg -- doesn't want to shackle his ambition.
- Ricciardo -- who is 71 points behind championship leader Rosberg -- doesn't want to shackle his ambition.
- Sebastian Vettel -- who is 71 points behind championship leader Rosberg -- doesn't want to shackle his ambition.
- Vettel -- who is 71 points behind championship leader Rosberg -- doesn't want to shackle his ambition.
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Daniel Ricciardo -- who is 71 points behind championship leader Rosberg -- doesn't want to shackle his ambition.


It was meant to be a Diamond Jubilee celebration for the Queen who has been on the throne for 60 years, but one guest turned up with their own version of a regal tiara on. Model Lily Cole, arrived at the Royal Academy of Arts in central London, wearing a striking deep blue silk dress and a silver sparking tiara. Hundreds of celebrities from the worlds of music, dance and art gathered to pay tribute to the Queen. Royal battle: The Queen arriving at the Royal Academy of Arts in central London,  where guests included model Lily Cole, left, who wore a striking deep blue silk dress and a silver sparking tiara

Fortunately, Mrs

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- Bono didn’t falter when it came to her sense of style, appearing as glamorous as ever in a pale ruched dress with matching heels.
- Diamond Jubilee didn’t falter when it came to her sense of style, appearing as glamorous as ever in a pale ruched dress with matching heels.
- Joan Collins didn’t falter when it came to her sense of style, appearing as glamorous as ever in a pale ruched dress with matching heels.
- Lily Cole didn’t falter when it came to her sense of style, appearing as glamorous as ever in a pale ruched dress with matching heels.
- London didn’t falter when it came to her sense of style, appearing as glamorous as ever in a pale ruched dress with matching heels.
- Paul McCartney didn’t falter when it came to her sense of style, appearing as glamorous as ever in a pale ruched dress with matching heels.
- Queen didn’t falter when it came to her sense of style, appearing as glamorous as ever in a pale ruched dress with matching heels.
- Royal Academy of Arts didn’t falter when it came to her sense of style, appearing as glamorous as ever in a pale ruched dress with matching heels.
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Joan Collins didn’t falter when it came to her sense of style, appearing as glamorous as ever in a pale ruched dress with matching heels.


With parents like his, there was never any doubt Prince George was going to be a bonny baby. But perhaps he has his mother to thank for one of his most charming features. For looking at a picture of the Duchess of Cambridge as a baby, it’s clear he has inherited his adorable chubby cheeks from her. Scroll down for video Our family: The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge showed off Prince George in the Mother's Day photograph Just like mum: Looking at a picture of the Duchess of Cambridge as a baby in 1982 (right), it’s clear Prince George has inherited his adorable chubby cheeks from her. The Prince also shares his mother's snub nose

He was also commissioned to take the official photos of

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- Australia’s christening in October last year.
- Duchess of Cambridge’s christening in October last year.
- Duke’s christening in October last year.
- George’s christening in October last year.
- Kate’s christening in October last year.
- Mother's Day’s christening in October last year.
- New Zealand’s christening in October last year.
- Prince’s christening in October last year.
- Prince Charles’s christening in October last year.
- Prince George’s christening in October last year.
- William’s christening in October last year.
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George’s christening in October last year.