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Hundreds of would-be Royal watchers started settling down in front of the Victoria Memorial opposite Buckingham Palace ahead of the Royal Wedding
Margaret Thatcher enters Number 10 Downing Street after her historic election victory, becoming Britains first female Prime Minister
Elton John performing at the National Indoor Arena, Birmingham during The One Tour. 30th June 1992
Sunderland 3-0 Everton, Premier league match at Roker Park, the last match played at Roker Park, Saturday 3rd May 1997. Our picture shows, match action, Kevin Ball
Sunderland 3-0 Everton, Premier league match at Roker Park, the last match played at Roker Park, Saturday 3rd May 1997. Our picture shows Sunderland mascot, Samson the black cat
Sunderland 3-0 Everton, Premier league match at Roker Park, the last match played at Roker Park, Saturday 3rd May 1997. Our picture shows Sunderland Football Fans
Margaret Thatcher enters Number 10 Downing Street after her historic election victory, becoming Britains first female Prime Minister. 4th May 1979
Margaret Thatcher enters Number 10 Downing Street after her historic election victory, becoming Britains first female Prime Minister. Among the crowd of reporters gathered is journalist Jon Snow
Sunderland 3-0 Everton, Premier league match at Roker Park, the last match played at Roker Park, Saturday 3rd May 1997. Our picture shows, Niall Quinn celebrates
Sunderland 3-0 Everton, Premier league match at Roker Park, the last match played at Roker Park, Saturday 3rd May 1997. Our picture shows, Allan Johnston goal
Sunderland 3-0 Everton, Premier league match at Roker Park, the last match played at Roker Park, Saturday 3rd May 1997. Our picture shows
Squadron Commander Christopher Draper DSC, an English flying ace of World War I. His penchant for flying under bridges has earned him the nickname The Mad Major
Sunderland 3-0 Everton, Premier league match at Roker Park, the last match played at Roker Park, Saturday 3rd May 1997. Our picture shows, Father and daughter Sunderland Fans