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World War II. A signpost on the corner of Westwood Lane Welling, where no salvage or refuse has been collected since before Xmas. February 1945
World War II. A signpost on the corner of Westwood Lane Welling, where no salvage or refuse has been collected since before Xmas. February 1945

MPX5075669: World War II. A signpost on the corner of Westwood Lane Welling, where no salvage or refuse has been collected since before Xmas. February 1945 / Bridgeman Images

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World War II. A signpost on the corner of Westwood Lane Welling, where no salvage or refuse has been collected since before Xmas. February 1945

6 year old Robbie Bishop has been learning karate for 5 months, and is grade 8th kyu. He is instructed by Brian Davis, grade 2nd kyu, under the direction of Mr. Tatsou Suzuki, grade 7th Dan (apparently the best in world), who examined Robbie two weeks ago for his 8th kyu grade. It is expected that Robbie will be at 7th kyu in two months time. 6 year old Robbie Bishop demonstrating karate with his instructor, Brian Davis (32), and watched by his dad, Bill Bishop (52) at the club. November 1969
6 year old Robbie Bishop has been learning karate for 5 months, and is grade 8th kyu. He is instructed by Brian Davis, grade 2nd kyu, under the direction of Mr. Tatsou Suzuki, grade 7th Dan (apparently the best in world), who examined Robbie two weeks ago for his 8th kyu grade. It is expected that Robbie will be at 7th kyu in two months time. 6 year old Robbie Bishop demonstrating karate with his instructor, Brian Davis (32), and watched by his dad, Bill Bishop (52) at the club. November 1969

MPX5075687: 6 year old Robbie Bishop has been learning karate for 5 months, and is grade 8th kyu. He is instructed by Brian Davis, grade 2nd kyu, under the direction of Mr. Tatsou Suzuki, grade 7th Dan (apparently the best in world), who examined Robbie two weeks ago for his 8th kyu grade. It is expected that Robbie will be at 7th kyu in two months time. 6 year old Robbie Bishop demonstrating karate with his instructor, Brian Davis (32), and watched by his dad, Bill Bishop (52) at the club. November 1969 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5075687

6 year old Robbie Bishop has been learning karate for 5 months, and is grade 8th kyu. He is instructed by Brian Davis, grade 2nd kyu, under the direction of Mr. Tatsou Suzuki, grade 7th Dan (apparently the best in world), who examined Robbie two weeks ago for his 8th kyu grade. It is expected that Robbie will be at 7th kyu in two months time. 6 year old Robbie Bishop demonstrating karate with his instructor, Brian Davis (32), and watched by his dad, Bill Bishop (52) at the club. November 1969

Butlins Holiday Pwllheli. Mrs Nellie McGrail. Pools Winner. Horse riding/ Boating/elephant Rollerskating/family. Mrs. Nellie McGrail the £250,000 pools winner enjoys an Ice Cream cornet on holiday
Butlins Holiday Pwllheli. Mrs Nellie McGrail. Pools Winner. Horse riding/ Boating/elephant Rollerskating/family. Mrs. Nellie McGrail the £250,000 pools winner enjoys an Ice Cream cornet on holiday

MPX5074832: Butlins Holiday Pwllheli. Mrs Nellie McGrail. Pools Winner. Horse riding/ Boating/elephant Rollerskating/family. Mrs. Nellie McGrail the £250,000 pools winner enjoys an Ice Cream cornet on holiday / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5074832

Butlins Holiday Pwllheli. Mrs Nellie McGrail. Pools Winner. Horse riding/ Boating/elephant Rollerskating/family. Mrs. Nellie McGrail the £250,000 pools winner enjoys an Ice Cream cornet on holiday

Entertainment. Film. Actress Vanessa Redgrave left Heathrow Airport to fly to Madrid to be with her son's father Franco Nero. She was carrying her baby Carlo in what looked like a large raffia shopping basket. Vanessa Redgrave wearing all-leather clothes, with her baby Carlo in the large basket at Heathrow. November 1969
Entertainment. Film. Actress Vanessa Redgrave left Heathrow Airport to fly to Madrid to be with her son's father Franco Nero. She was carrying her baby Carlo in what looked like a large raffia shopping basket. Vanessa Redgrave wearing all-leather clothes, with her baby Carlo in the large basket at Heathrow. November 1969

MPX5075702: Entertainment. Film. Actress Vanessa Redgrave left Heathrow Airport to fly to Madrid to be with her son's father Franco Nero. She was carrying her baby Carlo in what looked like a large raffia shopping basket. Vanessa Redgrave wearing all-leather clothes, with her baby Carlo in the large basket at Heathrow. November 1969 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5075702

Entertainment. Film. Actress Vanessa Redgrave left Heathrow Airport to fly to Madrid to be with her son's father Franco Nero. She was carrying her baby Carlo in what looked like a large raffia shopping basket. Vanessa Redgrave wearing all-leather clothes, with her baby Carlo in the large basket at Heathrow. November 1969

55 year old Commander Ian Forbes detective from Scotland Yard, was appointed today to one of Britain's top police jobs - National Co-ordinator of the 600-strong network of nine regional crime squads. Commander Forbes takes over his new post on 1st January, replacing Deputy Assistant Commissioner John Bliss. November 1969
55 year old Commander Ian Forbes detective from Scotland Yard, was appointed today to one of Britain's top police jobs - National Co-ordinator of the 600-strong network of nine regional crime squads. Commander Forbes takes over his new post on 1st January, replacing Deputy Assistant Commissioner John Bliss. November 1969

MPX5075760: 55 year old Commander Ian Forbes detective from Scotland Yard, was appointed today to one of Britain's top police jobs - National Co-ordinator of the 600-strong network of nine regional crime squads. Commander Forbes takes over his new post on 1st January, replacing Deputy Assistant Commissioner John Bliss. November 1969 / Bridgeman Images

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55 year old Commander Ian Forbes detective from Scotland Yard, was appointed today to one of Britain's top police jobs - National Co-ordinator of the 600-strong network of nine regional crime squads. Commander Forbes takes over his new post on 1st January, replacing Deputy Assistant Commissioner John Bliss. November 1969

Education School: Miss Marjorie Wilson, sister of the Prime Minister, did not join in the Teachers Strike but attended her school at Biscoveey, Cornwall. In the absence of staff teachers, headmistress Miss Wilson shepherds the children out of school and into the school bus. November 1969
Education School: Miss Marjorie Wilson, sister of the Prime Minister, did not join in the Teachers Strike but attended her school at Biscoveey, Cornwall. In the absence of staff teachers, headmistress Miss Wilson shepherds the children out of school and into the school bus. November 1969

MPX5075763: Education School: Miss Marjorie Wilson, sister of the Prime Minister, did not join in the Teachers Strike but attended her school at Biscoveey, Cornwall. In the absence of staff teachers, headmistress Miss Wilson shepherds the children out of school and into the school bus. November 1969 / Bridgeman Images

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Education School: Miss Marjorie Wilson, sister of the Prime Minister, did not join in the Teachers Strike but attended her school at Biscoveey, Cornwall. In the absence of staff teachers, headmistress Miss Wilson shepherds the children out of school and into the school bus. November 1969

Mark Diment meets the six marines who are working on his special play area, at the Chancellor Grove, West Norwood home where he will soon be moving. November 1969
Mark Diment meets the six marines who are working on his special play area, at the Chancellor Grove, West Norwood home where he will soon be moving. November 1969

MPX5077379: Mark Diment meets the six marines who are working on his special play area, at the Chancellor Grove, West Norwood home where he will soon be moving. November 1969 / Bridgeman Images

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Mark Diment meets the six marines who are working on his special play area, at the Chancellor Grove, West Norwood home where he will soon be moving. November 1969

Sport Golf: Top British golfer Tony Jacklin had a drive from the north side of the river Thames and tried to reach the south bank in one stroke. He was attempting to beat one of the most unusual records in the game of golf. the world's longest drive. He stood on the roof of the Savoy Hotel, driving golf balls across the river Thames. The great golf character Walter Hagen hit a ball 300 yards in 1923 whilst spending his honeymoon at the Savoy. Other famous players have tried to beat Hagen's record. November 1969
Sport Golf: Top British golfer Tony Jacklin had a drive from the north side of the river Thames and tried to reach the south bank in one stroke. He was attempting to beat one of the most unusual records in the game of golf. the world's longest drive. He stood on the roof of the Savoy Hotel, driving golf balls across the river Thames. The great golf character Walter Hagen hit a ball 300 yards in 1923 whilst spending his honeymoon at the Savoy. Other famous players have tried to beat Hagen's record. November 1969

MPX5081405: Sport Golf: Top British golfer Tony Jacklin had a drive from the north side of the river Thames and tried to reach the south bank in one stroke. He was attempting to beat one of the most unusual records in the game of golf. the world's longest drive. He stood on the roof of the Savoy Hotel, driving golf balls across the river Thames. The great golf character Walter Hagen hit a ball 300 yards in 1923 whilst spending his honeymoon at the Savoy. Other famous players have tried to beat Hagen's record. November 1969 / Bridgeman Images

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Sport Golf: Top British golfer Tony Jacklin had a drive from the north side of the river Thames and tried to reach the south bank in one stroke. He was attempting to beat one of the most unusual records in the game of golf. the world's longest drive. He stood on the roof of the Savoy Hotel, driving golf balls across the river Thames. The great golf character Walter Hagen hit a ball 300 yards in 1923 whilst spending his honeymoon at the Savoy. Other famous players have tried to beat Hagen's record. November 1969

Miners from the record breaking Brenkley Drift: Included are Mr. Joe Thomas, manager (right), Alan Wilson (centre foreground) and Danny Hogg (front right), c. 1970
Miners from the record breaking Brenkley Drift: Included are Mr. Joe Thomas, manager (right), Alan Wilson (centre foreground) and Danny Hogg (front right), c. 1970

MPX5081423: Miners from the record breaking Brenkley Drift: Included are Mr. Joe Thomas, manager (right), Alan Wilson (centre foreground) and Danny Hogg (front right), c. 1970 / Bridgeman Images

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Miners from the record breaking Brenkley Drift: Included are Mr. Joe Thomas, manager (right), Alan Wilson (centre foreground) and Danny Hogg (front right), c. 1970

A flash-back in a movie is easily done. The scenes are shot on different days and the two pieces of film put together by the film editor. Not so on the stage. For Eric Porter in his new play has to change for 35 to 55 and then to 85 without leaving the stage. November 1969
A flash-back in a movie is easily done. The scenes are shot on different days and the two pieces of film put together by the film editor. Not so on the stage. For Eric Porter in his new play has to change for 35 to 55 and then to 85 without leaving the stage. November 1969

MPX5077482: A flash-back in a movie is easily done. The scenes are shot on different days and the two pieces of film put together by the film editor. Not so on the stage. For Eric Porter in his new play has to change for 35 to 55 and then to 85 without leaving the stage. November 1969 / Bridgeman Images

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A flash-back in a movie is easily done. The scenes are shot on different days and the two pieces of film put together by the film editor. Not so on the stage. For Eric Porter in his new play has to change for 35 to 55 and then to 85 without leaving the stage. November 1969

A flash-back in a movie is easily done. The scenes are shot on different days and the two pieces of film put together by the film editor. Not so on the stage. For Eric Porter in his new play has to change for 35 to 55 and then to 85 without leaving the stage. November 1969
A flash-back in a movie is easily done. The scenes are shot on different days and the two pieces of film put together by the film editor. Not so on the stage. For Eric Porter in his new play has to change for 35 to 55 and then to 85 without leaving the stage. November 1969

MPX5077491: A flash-back in a movie is easily done. The scenes are shot on different days and the two pieces of film put together by the film editor. Not so on the stage. For Eric Porter in his new play has to change for 35 to 55 and then to 85 without leaving the stage. November 1969 / Bridgeman Images

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A flash-back in a movie is easily done. The scenes are shot on different days and the two pieces of film put together by the film editor. Not so on the stage. For Eric Porter in his new play has to change for 35 to 55 and then to 85 without leaving the stage. November 1969

John Alderton, lead actor in the TV series
John Alderton, lead actor in the TV series

MPX5077506: John Alderton, lead actor in the TV series "Please Sir" filming in Kings road, Chelsea. John Alderton leaves the boutique "Skin" dressed in the gear. November 1969 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5077506

John Alderton, lead actor in the TV series "Please Sir" filming in Kings road, Chelsea. John Alderton leaves the boutique "Skin" dressed in the gear. November 1969

Nipper's tiger cup seems more interested in the whip to playing with than frightened of it as a weapon. February 1978
Nipper's tiger cup seems more interested in the whip to playing with than frightened of it as a weapon. February 1978

MPX5081567: Nipper's tiger cup seems more interested in the whip to playing with than frightened of it as a weapon. February 1978 / Bridgeman Images

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Nipper's tiger cup seems more interested in the whip to playing with than frightened of it as a weapon. February 1978

Father Xmas with the children of servicemen at R.A.F. Lyneham. December 1974
Father Xmas with the children of servicemen at R.A.F. Lyneham. December 1974

MPX5077664: Father Xmas with the children of servicemen at R.A.F. Lyneham. December 1974 / Bridgeman Images

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Father Xmas with the children of servicemen at R.A.F. Lyneham. December 1974

Children playing in the adventure playground at Basildon town centre. December 1969
Children playing in the adventure playground at Basildon town centre. December 1969

MPX5080793: Children playing in the adventure playground at Basildon town centre. December 1969 / Bridgeman Images

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Children playing in the adventure playground at Basildon town centre. December 1969

Woman drinking a pint of beer in her local pub November 1969
Woman drinking a pint of beer in her local pub November 1969

MPX5080892: Woman drinking a pint of beer in her local pub November 1969 / Bridgeman Images

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Woman drinking a pint of beer in her local pub November 1969

British Leyland Motor Corporation today held
British Leyland Motor Corporation today held

MPX5077879: British Leyland Motor Corporation today held "At Home" for their Triumph 2.5 P.I. The cars were specially prepared for rally and rally cross. November 1969 / Bridgeman Images

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British Leyland Motor Corporation today held "At Home" for their Triumph 2.5 P.I. The cars were specially prepared for rally and rally cross. November 1969

Dogs Christmas Party. 'Hobo' plays host to the doggy guests enjoying a menu of biscuits, dog-meat, turkey gravy-sauce and chocolate-drops. December 1970
Dogs Christmas Party. 'Hobo' plays host to the doggy guests enjoying a menu of biscuits, dog-meat, turkey gravy-sauce and chocolate-drops. December 1970

MPX5080910: Dogs Christmas Party. 'Hobo' plays host to the doggy guests enjoying a menu of biscuits, dog-meat, turkey gravy-sauce and chocolate-drops. December 1970 / Bridgeman Images

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Dogs Christmas Party. 'Hobo' plays host to the doggy guests enjoying a menu of biscuits, dog-meat, turkey gravy-sauce and chocolate-drops. December 1970

Religion: Humour: A vicar made a cake in church today to celebrate Advent traditionally the first day in the church's year. The vicar the Rev. John Harvey donned a chef's hat and a French type moustache and beard, spoke in a French accent and made the birthday cake in front of a packed congregation, in the St. Barnabas Church, Bromley, Kent. The Rev. John Harvey dons the French moustache and beard. November 1969
Religion: Humour: A vicar made a cake in church today to celebrate Advent traditionally the first day in the church's year. The vicar the Rev. John Harvey donned a chef's hat and a French type moustache and beard, spoke in a French accent and made the birthday cake in front of a packed congregation, in the St. Barnabas Church, Bromley, Kent. The Rev. John Harvey dons the French moustache and beard. November 1969

MPX5080958: Religion: Humour: A vicar made a cake in church today to celebrate Advent traditionally the first day in the church's year. The vicar the Rev. John Harvey donned a chef's hat and a French type moustache and beard, spoke in a French accent and made the birthday cake in front of a packed congregation, in the St. Barnabas Church, Bromley, Kent. The Rev. John Harvey dons the French moustache and beard. November 1969 / Bridgeman Images

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Religion: Humour: A vicar made a cake in church today to celebrate Advent traditionally the first day in the church's year. The vicar the Rev. John Harvey donned a chef's hat and a French type moustache and beard, spoke in a French accent and made the birthday cake in front of a packed congregation, in the St. Barnabas Church, Bromley, Kent. The Rev. John Harvey dons the French moustache and beard. November 1969

Piccadilly without lights. Piccadilly Circus is blacked out at 7.15 p.m on Saturday 12 December 1970 due to power strike. December 1970
Piccadilly without lights. Piccadilly Circus is blacked out at 7.15 p.m on Saturday 12 December 1970 due to power strike. December 1970

MPX5080237: Piccadilly without lights. Piccadilly Circus is blacked out at 7.15 p.m on Saturday 12 December 1970 due to power strike. December 1970 / Bridgeman Images

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Piccadilly without lights. Piccadilly Circus is blacked out at 7.15 p.m on Saturday 12 December 1970 due to power strike. December 1970

British boxer Henry Cooper pictured with sons Henry Marco aged 10 (right) and 3 year old John Pietro playing with a spinning tops game at his Wembley home. December 1970
British boxer Henry Cooper pictured with sons Henry Marco aged 10 (right) and 3 year old John Pietro playing with a spinning tops game at his Wembley home. December 1970

MPX5075586: British boxer Henry Cooper pictured with sons Henry Marco aged 10 (right) and 3 year old John Pietro playing with a spinning tops game at his Wembley home. December 1970 / Bridgeman Images

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British boxer Henry Cooper pictured with sons Henry Marco aged 10 (right) and 3 year old John Pietro playing with a spinning tops game at his Wembley home. December 1970

A young girl engrossed in a book at school, c. 1970
A young girl engrossed in a book at school, c. 1970

MPX5080294: A young girl engrossed in a book at school, c. 1970 / Bridgeman Images

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A young girl engrossed in a book at school, c. 1970

Entertainment. Theatre: Flying High that exactly what Hayley Mills will be doing shortly - across the stage the New Victoria Theatre, where she opens on the 19th of December as the 39th 'Peter Pan', Today at the Garrick Theatre Hayley met her co stars Louise Rush (20) who plays 'Wendy' and Bill Travers who plays her villainous enemy 'Captain Hook'. Bill Travers helps Hayley Mills (left) and Louise Rush to travel with their feet off the ground. November 1969
Entertainment. Theatre: Flying High that exactly what Hayley Mills will be doing shortly - across the stage the New Victoria Theatre, where she opens on the 19th of December as the 39th 'Peter Pan', Today at the Garrick Theatre Hayley met her co stars Louise Rush (20) who plays 'Wendy' and Bill Travers who plays her villainous enemy 'Captain Hook'. Bill Travers helps Hayley Mills (left) and Louise Rush to travel with their feet off the ground. November 1969

MPX5075598: Entertainment. Theatre: Flying High that exactly what Hayley Mills will be doing shortly - across the stage the New Victoria Theatre, where she opens on the 19th of December as the 39th 'Peter Pan', Today at the Garrick Theatre Hayley met her co stars Louise Rush (20) who plays 'Wendy' and Bill Travers who plays her villainous enemy 'Captain Hook'. Bill Travers helps Hayley Mills (left) and Louise Rush to travel with their feet off the ground. November 1969 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5075598

Entertainment. Theatre: Flying High that exactly what Hayley Mills will be doing shortly - across the stage the New Victoria Theatre, where she opens on the 19th of December as the 39th 'Peter Pan', Today at the Garrick Theatre Hayley met her co stars Louise Rush (20) who plays 'Wendy' and Bill Travers who plays her villainous enemy 'Captain Hook'. Bill Travers helps Hayley Mills (left) and Louise Rush to travel with their feet off the ground. November 1969

Mrs. Sandra Charlott with her two sons Neil (2) on left, and Colin (6) right at her mother's home.
Mrs. Sandra Charlott with her two sons Neil (2) on left, and Colin (6) right at her mother's home.

MPX5069215: Mrs. Sandra Charlott with her two sons Neil (2) on left, and Colin (6) right at her mother's home. / Bridgeman Images

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Mrs. Sandra Charlott with her two sons Neil (2) on left, and Colin (6) right at her mother's home.

Lindisfarne fan Victoria Cable, of Gosforth, meets (l, to, r) Marty Craggs, Alan Hull, Rod Clements and Ray Laidlaw. The band were signing copies of their new album 'Amigos' at the MetroCentre to celebrate 20 years in the music business. 05/10/89
Lindisfarne fan Victoria Cable, of Gosforth, meets (l, to, r) Marty Craggs, Alan Hull, Rod Clements and Ray Laidlaw. The band were signing copies of their new album 'Amigos' at the MetroCentre to celebrate 20 years in the music business. 05/10/89

MPX5069227: Lindisfarne fan Victoria Cable, of Gosforth, meets (l, to, r) Marty Craggs, Alan Hull, Rod Clements and Ray Laidlaw. The band were signing copies of their new album 'Amigos' at the MetroCentre to celebrate 20 years in the music business. 05/10/89 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5069227

Lindisfarne fan Victoria Cable, of Gosforth, meets (l, to, r) Marty Craggs, Alan Hull, Rod Clements and Ray Laidlaw. The band were signing copies of their new album 'Amigos' at the MetroCentre to celebrate 20 years in the music business. 05/10/89

Today the girls cadet unit of Chertsey, after collecting £20, provided a slap-up feed and Christmas Tree for the wounded servicemen in Hut 12 at Botely's Park War Hospital. Grouped round the bedside of ex-Private Rodney Winny, late of the Royal Fusiliers.
Today the girls cadet unit of Chertsey, after collecting £20, provided a slap-up feed and Christmas Tree for the wounded servicemen in Hut 12 at Botely's Park War Hospital. Grouped round the bedside of ex-Private Rodney Winny, late of the Royal Fusiliers.

MPX5069257: Today the girls cadet unit of Chertsey, after collecting £20, provided a slap-up feed and Christmas Tree for the wounded servicemen in Hut 12 at Botely's Park War Hospital. Grouped round the bedside of ex-Private Rodney Winny, late of the Royal Fusiliers. / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5069257

Today the girls cadet unit of Chertsey, after collecting £20, provided a slap-up feed and Christmas Tree for the wounded servicemen in Hut 12 at Botely's Park War Hospital. Grouped round the bedside of ex-Private Rodney Winny, late of the Royal Fusiliers.

It's such fun of be the flower of Britain. They're a bit young to bother their happy little heads about citizenship; nevertheless youngsters like these are the flower of Britian's future - and, like other flowers, there's nothing they enjoy more than being
It's such fun of be the flower of Britain. They're a bit young to bother their happy little heads about citizenship; nevertheless youngsters like these are the flower of Britian's future - and, like other flowers, there's nothing they enjoy more than being

MPX5069306: It's such fun of be the flower of Britain. They're a bit young to bother their happy little heads about citizenship; nevertheless youngsters like these are the flower of Britian's future - and, like other flowers, there's nothing they enjoy more than being "Watered". The old war-damaged bath was taken to the Woodchurch Day Nursery, Hampstead, London, by Mr. Desmond Scriven, whose son attends the nursery. The children love it, and queue up to climb in when nurse Phyllis gets busy with the hose. July 1949 P012128 / Bridgeman Images

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It's such fun of be the flower of Britain. They're a bit young to bother their happy little heads about citizenship; nevertheless youngsters like these are the flower of Britian's future - and, like other flowers, there's nothing they enjoy more than being "Watered". The old war-damaged bath was taken to the Woodchurch Day Nursery, Hampstead, London, by Mr. Desmond Scriven, whose son attends the nursery. The children love it, and queue up to climb in when nurse Phyllis gets busy with the hose. July 1949 P012128

Model wearing a bikini. June 1965 P018085
Model wearing a bikini. June 1965 P018085

MPX5069325: Model wearing a bikini. June 1965 P018085 / Bridgeman Images

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Model wearing a bikini. June 1965 P018085

A strike at Spratts food factory in East London because of a dispute against a new
A strike at Spratts food factory in East London because of a dispute against a new

MPX5069328: A strike at Spratts food factory in East London because of a dispute against a new "clocking in" system and a new method of paying wages. / Bridgeman Images

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A strike at Spratts food factory in East London because of a dispute against a new "clocking in" system and a new method of paying wages.

Welsh miners on strike drew their last full week's pay at Nine Mile Point Colliery in Monmouthshire, Wales.
Welsh miners on strike drew their last full week's pay at Nine Mile Point Colliery in Monmouthshire, Wales.

MPX5069346: Welsh miners on strike drew their last full week's pay at Nine Mile Point Colliery in Monmouthshire, Wales. / Bridgeman Images

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Welsh miners on strike drew their last full week's pay at Nine Mile Point Colliery in Monmouthshire, Wales.

Liverpool art sculptor Arthur Dooley is proud of his latest work, a 12 inch high brass model of the late Sir Winston Churchill.
Liverpool art sculptor Arthur Dooley is proud of his latest work, a 12 inch high brass model of the late Sir Winston Churchill.

MPX5069358: Liverpool art sculptor Arthur Dooley is proud of his latest work, a 12 inch high brass model of the late Sir Winston Churchill. / Bridgeman Images

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Liverpool art sculptor Arthur Dooley is proud of his latest work, a 12 inch high brass model of the late Sir Winston Churchill.

A quiet Dales village became a potential high explosive bomb yesterday. Dangerous fumes from a crashed 32 ton were tanker floated on the wind over Burton-in-Lonsdale in the West Riding. December 1969 Z11773-002
A quiet Dales village became a potential high explosive bomb yesterday. Dangerous fumes from a crashed 32 ton were tanker floated on the wind over Burton-in-Lonsdale in the West Riding. December 1969 Z11773-002

MPX5069380: A quiet Dales village became a potential high explosive bomb yesterday. Dangerous fumes from a crashed 32 ton were tanker floated on the wind over Burton-in-Lonsdale in the West Riding. December 1969 Z11773-002 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5069380

A quiet Dales village became a potential high explosive bomb yesterday. Dangerous fumes from a crashed 32 ton were tanker floated on the wind over Burton-in-Lonsdale in the West Riding. December 1969 Z11773-002

Nurses march and meeting at Albert Hall in Manchester. Miss F A Floyd addresses the meeting in Albert Hall.
Nurses march and meeting at Albert Hall in Manchester. Miss F A Floyd addresses the meeting in Albert Hall.

MPX5069395: Nurses march and meeting at Albert Hall in Manchester. Miss F A Floyd addresses the meeting in Albert Hall. / Bridgeman Images

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Nurses march and meeting at Albert Hall in Manchester. Miss F A Floyd addresses the meeting in Albert Hall.

Mrs. Jennifer Wood of The Stow, Harlow, Essex is more than 12 months pregnant. She expected her baby in August but is still and hoping it will be here before Christmas.
Mrs. Jennifer Wood of The Stow, Harlow, Essex is more than 12 months pregnant. She expected her baby in August but is still and hoping it will be here before Christmas.

MPX5069444: Mrs. Jennifer Wood of The Stow, Harlow, Essex is more than 12 months pregnant. She expected her baby in August but is still and hoping it will be here before Christmas. / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5069444

Mrs. Jennifer Wood of The Stow, Harlow, Essex is more than 12 months pregnant. She expected her baby in August but is still and hoping it will be here before Christmas.

All play at the factory. Light and airy and lots of room to play any games. December 1970 P012126
All play at the factory. Light and airy and lots of room to play any games. December 1970 P012126

MPX5069447: All play at the factory. Light and airy and lots of room to play any games. December 1970 P012126 / Bridgeman Images

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All play at the factory. Light and airy and lots of room to play any games. December 1970 P012126

World War II: Battle for the Atlaritic. Into the sunset steam the ships of the world laden with grain with one on their way to Britain. November 1939 P012343
World War II: Battle for the Atlaritic. Into the sunset steam the ships of the world laden with grain with one on their way to Britain. November 1939 P012343

MPX5070409: World War II: Battle for the Atlaritic. Into the sunset steam the ships of the world laden with grain with one on their way to Britain. November 1939 P012343 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5070409

World War II: Battle for the Atlaritic. Into the sunset steam the ships of the world laden with grain with one on their way to Britain. November 1939 P012343


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