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Scotlands first Beatles fan club opened in Glasgow Teenagers from all over the city twisted the night away at 282 Bath Street fans dancing to music George Hunter the 23 year old organiser of 139

Children evacuated from Glasgow during World War Two play in a garden at Duneira, Rhu Circa September 1939

British Prime Minister Winston Churchill inspects female ARP wardens in Glasgow during World War Two. Circa 1941

The soapbox transport company incorporated and unlimited are lined up at the ready outside the railway station at Kirkham Lancs

Army Women Female soldier in camouflage resting her chin on her hand - wearing uniform with hat

Blitz: Taken from the German word Blitzkrieg ( lightning war ), this was the British name for the Luftwaffes sustained night attacks against their cities from August 1940 to midway 1941

Evacuee children help the farmer bring in the harvest as the Battle of Britain takes place in the skies above them. The children have been evacuated from London to Gleaning near Bristol

Men on leave from H. M. S. Anson give a Christmas party for the pupils of the Cranbrook
Men on leave from H.M.S. Anson give a Christmas party for the pupils of the Cranbrook Terrace School Bethnal Green Sailors and children gather around the Christmas tree to watch the clown from H.M.S

War shipping convoy in WW2 October 1940 1940s

World War Two Children evacuated from the cities disembark from a train in the West of Scotland September 1939

World War Two Firemen damp down a fire at a Scottish tenement block after a German air raid. Circa 1941

Fashion Teddy Boys Youth Tina Handy is lifted upby two teddy boys one of whom she plans to marry

World War Two Survivors of the Blitz on Clydeside set up home in a ruined house March 1941

World War Two - Rescue workers relax at a mobile canteen amid the ruins of Clydeside after the Blitz. 1941

War: London June 1944 This is where we go... airmen who may be waiting to join their comrades on the continent study a map of France in a city bookshop

Germans shelling a Convoy in the English Channel May 1943 1940s

Second World War January 1945 Queens Street Station Glasgow Crowds welcome home servicemen on leave from the Western Front

Sir Winston Churchill V-sign, V for Victory sign 1952

Tony Blair Prime Minister July 1998, giving a speech on the NHS at Earls Court show

Tony Blair, parliamentary cadidate for Sedgefield Durham, with his wife Cherie Booth, Anthony Booth father of Cherie and Pat Phoenix. Circa April 1983

Victory Procession London Crowds gather in Tthe streets of London for the Victory Procession celebration both our victories over the German and the Japanese. June 1946

Princess Margaret at Burtenwood Brewery

Punk rockers

Sir Winston Churchill V-sign, V for Victory sign 1951

Children carrying bundles of laundry run towards the London Underground to take cover during a daylight raid on the capital. March 1944 1940s

11th Battalion Royal Marines run ashore from a dingy while training in Ceylon during WW2 1943

Cornish Girls gathering daffodils at St Michael

Girl gathering white heather in a basket August 1941

World War Two Checking door of an air raid shelter 1940 in George Square Glasgow Scotland

World War Two Home Guard on a training exercise - an attack at a Glasgow railway station

World War Two - Home Guard stand down parade in Princes Street Edinburgh December 1944

Tony Blair Labour Party Leader, speaking in Glasgow, April 1997

Evacuees bound for Canada arrives at their assembly point for registration before going on to join their ship. The practice of evacuating children overseas stopped after a liner carrying several

Unity Mitford was a self confessed admirer of Adolf Hitler. British born, the daughter of Lord Redesdale, she lived in Germany before the outbreak of the WW2

Tony Blair Labour party leader shaking hands with Daily record employees at new cardonald printing plant

World War Two - Children wait to be evacuated from a Scottish town to avoid air raids September 1939

Cherie Booth, wife of Labour leader Tony Blair, entertains children at local Kids Club Network (KCN) centre October 2. The KCN organisation promotes school age childcare

Roundhouse Happening Sale hippies bookstall posters

Piccadilly Circus London

Windoor Jazz Festival

Edward Heath Prime Minister (R) with Anthony Eden (L) former Prime Minister and Harold Macmillan former Prime Minister 1973

Second World War January 1945 Servicemen on leave receive bottle of whisky

Mods 1964

WW2 Children Evacuees Children carry and push along their belongings in improvised wheelbarrows as they are evacuted to the coutryside for their safety during WW2

Tony Blair Labour Party Leader Prime Minister receives a kiss from his wife Cherie Blair after it became clear he had won May 1997 General Election

Suzuki Burgman 400 motorbike June 1999 being driven round corner

Tony Blair holding hands with wife Cherie while walking through streets of Glasgow 1997

Ducati motorcycle 1998

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