Soldiers from 3rd Battalion Yorkshire Regiment arrive at York Minster for a homecoming service in York, England, Dec. 5, 2012.

Soldiers from 3rd Battalion Yorkshire Regiment warm themselves on the radiators of York Minster during a homecoming service in York, England, Dec. 5.

Band members gather as soldiers of 3 Battalion Yorkshire Regiment prepare to march through York, England, Dec. 5.

A woman and children watch as soldiers of 3rd Battalion Yorkshire Regiment arrive at York Minster for a homecoming service in York, England, Dec. 5.

Workers walk through water as residents of Old Malton begin to deal with the aftermath of the recent floods on Nov. 28 in Old Malton, England. Fire crews continue to pump large amount of surface flood water away from overflowing drains that have been threatening many properties in the area.

Publican John Fischer rests on his broom as James Brindley, right, sweeps muddy sediment out the Swan Pub after flood waters receded in St Asaph, north Wales, on Nov. 28.

Claire Austin reacts as she stands in her children's bedroom for the first time since having to evacuate her home before it was flooded in St Asaph, north Wales, on Nov. 28. Dozens of properties were flooded in St Asaph after the River Clwyd burst its banks yesterday.

Flood waters of the river Avon and the river Severn surround the town of Tewkesbury, England on Nov. 27. Floodwaters threaten hundreds of homes in Wales and England, as river levels continue to rise, exacerbated by further water running into already saturated areas.

Flood water can be seen in fields surrounding the Glastonbury Tor on the Somerset Levels, Nov. 25, near Glastonbury, England.

Anne Bartlett and her dog Henry look out from their flooded property in the center of the village of Ruishton, near Taunton, on Nov. 25, in Somerset, England.

People leave a house affected by floods in Malmesbury, England, on Nov. 25.

Revelers walk with burning crosses during the Bonfire Night celebrations in Lewes, England, Nov. 5, 2012. Processions held across the South of England culminate in Lewes on Nov. 5 to commemorate the memory of seventeen Protestant martyrs.

Bonfire Societies parade through the narrow streets of Lewes until the evening comes to an end with the burning of an effigy, or 'guy,' usually representing Guy Fawkes, who died in 1605 after an unsuccessful attempt to blow up The Houses of Parliament.

Participants in costume hold burning torches as they take part in one of a series of processions during Bonfire Night celebrations in Lewes, England Nov. 5.

A woman holds a cupcake depicting maggot therapy at the 'Eat Your Heart Out 2012' cake shop in the Pathology Museum in London on Oct. 25.

A woman eats an edible cigarette made from ginger bread at the 'Eat Your Heart Out 2012' cake shop in the Pathology Museum.

A baker puts the finishing touches to a cake depicting an injured leg on Oct. 25.

Retired Fusilier Sid Gibbons stands outside Parliament during a protest in London on Oct. 18.

Fusiliers stand outside Parliament during a protest in London on Oct. 18.

Fusiliers gather in front of a war memorial before marching towards Parliament in London on Oct. 18.

Military amputee Steve Arnold uses a hand bike in the new Help for Heroes' Tedworth House rehabilitation center for wounded servicemen and women during a press preview day on Oct. 18 in Tidworth, England.

Luke Simmott sits in a wheelchair as he talks to visiting media in the new Help for Heroes' Tedworth House rehabilitation center on Oct. 18.

Cyclist Mark Cavendish watches as skier Graham Bell (left) shows amputee Andy Barlow how to ski on the new Skiplex slope that has been installed at the new Help for Heroes' Tedworth House rehabilitation center.

A wounded serviceman stands on prosthetic legs as he talks to visiting media in the new Help for Heroes' Tedworth House rehabilitation center for wounded servicemen and women during a press preview day on Oct. 18 in Tidworth, England.

The plane carrying 15-year-old Malala Yousufzai, the Pakistani girl shot in the head by Taliban gunmen for campaigning for the right to an education, sits on the tarmac after landing at Birmingham Airport in Birmingham, central England on Oct. 15. Yousufzai will be cared for at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham, a highly specialized facility where British soldiers seriously wounded in Afghanistan are treated, a spokeswoman for Prime Minister David Cameron said.

Pakistanis light candles in front of a banner showing a picture of 15-year-old schoolgirl Malala Yousufzai, who was shot last Tuesday by the Taliban for speaking out in support of education for women, in Peshawar, Pakistan, Oct. 15. The banner reads,

Candles are lit in front of a portrait of Pakistani school girl Malala Yousufzai during a candlelight vigil organized by Nepalese Youth in Kathmandu on Oct. 15.