The giant inflatable pig from Pink Floyd's iconic Animals album sleeve has flown again above Battersea Power Station in London almost 35 years after the original cover image was taken.
The 1976 cover shoot was restaged for the launch of Why Pink Floyd?, a multi-platform collection of the band's back catalogue, including remastered versions of classic hits like The Wall.
The nine-metre-long inflatable is a replica of the original pig, which was nicknamed Algie.
The new pig was commissioned after Algie was found to be leaky.
A spokeswoman for the band said: "Sadly, two weeks prior to the event, the original neoprene glued pig was officially declared not airworthy and a brand new high-frequency welded PVC replica Pink Floyd pig has been made for the occasion."
