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FA Cup Final at Wembley Stadium. Tottenham Hotspur 2 v Leicester City 0. Crowd scenes. 6th May 1961
FA Cup Final at Wembley Stadium. Arsenal v Liverpool. Pictured, crowd scenes. 8th May 1971
Civic authorities at the Hall of Memories, Centenary Square, Birmingham, for a service of thanksgiving following the allied armies victory in Europe. 9th May 1945
Grim faced residents of Berlin watch as the British Army pass them on their entry in to the German capital city at the end of the Second World War in Europe
People welcome a liberation ship in Guernsey. May 1945
Womans Sunday Mirror suntan competition at Margate, Kent. August 1955
People watching the Womans Sunday Mirror suntan competition at Margate, Kent. August 1955
Aerial view showing the rejoicing crowds on the streets of Paris as they greet the entry of the Allied troops, liberating their city from over 4 years of Nazi German occupation
Large crowds gathered for an open air show in England during the Second World War. 29th September 1942
When General Charles D Gaulle, leader of the Free French Forces, attended a thanksgiving service at the Notre Dame cathedral in Paris, enemy German snipers opened fire as he arrived
Crowd of civilians in Beirut, Lebanon. 12th November 1943Crowd of civilians in Beirut, Lebanon.12th November 1943
A crowd of Guernsey Islanders celebrating their liberation. May 1945
Thousands of Revellers packed into Victoria Square, Birmingham to celebrate VJ Day with gusto. 15th August 1945
Thousands of Revellers packed into New Street, Birmingham to celebrate VJ Day with gusto. 15th August 1945
D Day men arrive at a London Station. 1st January 1945
General Jean de Lattre de Tassigny, Commander in Chief of the French Forces in Southern France, speaking to the townspeople fromm the balcony of the town hall after his troops had liberated the town
Civilian residents of Cannes cheer the entry of Allied Forces of Liberation as they entered the city. 24th August 1944
The scene in the town square of Collobrieres, 21 miles east of Toulon, France after it was liberated by French Forces during the Second World War. August 1944
Procession and crowd at the opening of Cardiffs War Weapons Week, in aid of the war weapons efforts, which up to Thursday (10th October) had reached a total of £ 1, 010, 000. October 1940
Sherwood Foresters Homecoming Smiles - Part of the crowd that gathered outside the Princes Pier to greet the returning ex-prisoners of the Sherwood Foresters from Japanese prisoner of war camps
Rugby match, Coventry v Newcastle. 2nd November 1996
The Investiture of Prince Charles at Caernarfon Castle. Caernarfon, Wales. 1st July 1969
Castle Donington, Monsters of Rock festival. 20th August 1983
Scenes outside the House of Commons, where an emergency session is being held on the Falklands Islands debate. 3rd April 1982
Women having a meal on a mattress in The Mall, waiting for the Royal wedding the following day of Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong-Jones
Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother visits Wigan Town Hall. 26th June 1959
Soldiers and transport of the 30th Surrey Searchlight Regiment an air defence unit of Britains Territorial Army. Seen here departing their Surbiton Road barracks in Kingston Upon Thames for their
Thousands of young pop fans gather at the Bull Ring Shopping Centre for pop singer Tiffany. Birmingham, West Midlands. 19th January 1988
Newcastle United win the League Division 1. Players on the open top bus with the trophy, fans lined along the route. Lee Clark holds the Championship crown to his fellow Geordies. May 1993
Newcastle United celebrations as they win the League Division 1. Pictured, fans line up along the route of the open top bus which has the players and trophy on it. May 1993
North East Coast Exhibition. 15th May 1929
Alderman Muirhead plants a commemorative tree at the opening of the Liverpool end of the East Lancashire Road at Walton Hall Avenue. Liverpool, Merseyside. 30th April 1929
The crowds that went to see the test match and the crowds that stayed away. The crowd of 15, 000 who had plenty of room at the Test match at the Oval. The ground will hold 38, 000
The Daily Mirrors Pets, Pip, Squeak and Wilfred in the Isle of Wight. 25th August 1923
London to Manchester Air Race 27th April 1910 Crowds gather around the aircraft of Grahame White at Wormwood Scrubs, following a test flight before the start of the Daily Mail London to Manchester
At 1: 30am on June 8th Allied Supreme H. Q Announced the capture of BAYEUXAt 1:30am on June 8th Allied Supreme H.Q Announced the capture of BAYEUX. Progress beyond the town continued in the face of stiff German resistance
American motorised troops rushing to the battle of Cherbourg, pass waving crowds of already liberated France. 27th June 1944
Isle of Wight pop festival. 30th August 1970
Morning service at the pop festival on the Isle of Wight. While the festival organisers pleaded with the crowd to leave the arena so that they could prepare for the days programme
Isle of Wight pop festival. 29th August 1970
An aerial view of the 120, 000 pop fans massed together at Freshwater on the Isle of Wight for the weekend pop festival. Pictures show the performance area and tented section. 28th August 1970
The Royal Family visit Torquay and Dartmouth, Devon. Princess Anne is pictured talking to locals. 31st July 1972
Premier Alexander Bustamante (left) with Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson during Jamaican Independence Celebrations in Kingston. 6th August 1962
Start of the construction of the Berlin Wall. At midnight on 13th August the police and units of the East German army began to close the border and, by Sunday morning, 13 August
Crusade of American evangelist Billy Graham. Crowds packed in to Hampden Park to hear him speak. April 1955
Billy Graham crusade. Crowds sing at Hampden Park in front of main South stand during his preaching. April 1955
American evangelist Billy Graham salutes the huge crowd who gathered to welcome him at Plymouth Dock Gates after his arrival from the French liner Liberte
American evangelist Billy Graham visits Dagenham in Essex to give a speech during his visit to England, Sunday 15th May 1955
