MPX5159700: The Dr Who television serial written by Bill Struttonwill, 'The Web Planet'. BBC TV film studio at Ealing. The storyline is, they land their ship, The Tardis, on the mysterious planet Vortis, a land of bubbling acid pools and mists, and it is not long before their existence is in peril from a new monster - The Zarbi (designed by John Wood). The Zarbi has an ant like appearance. The Zarbi gun looks like a giant wood louse. The Menoptera (a good monster) looks like a butterfly. Original transmission date 13th February 1965. 5th January 1965 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5159854: 50 pretty girls raced to the top of Lover's Mountain, in one of the most romantic chases of the year. The prize is an introduction to a future husband. Reda Baldwin takes a short cut to beat her rivals and be caught by a man. Galtymore Mountain, which towers over the Glen of Aherlow in County Tipperary. 25th July 1958 (b/w photo) / Bridgeman Images
MPX5158985: Southern Independent Television held a reception at the Nightingale restaurant in Berkeley Square this morning at which they showed a preview of their new series 'Ladybirds' in which 7 singers tell all about their lives to interviewers Shaw Taylor and Terence Carroll. As 'luck' would have it the long arm of the law descended on photographers trying to take pictures of three of the Ladybirds - Marianne Faithfull, Sandie Shaw and Dana Valery - on the pavement in the square, with a request to 'move along there'. 13th August 1965 (b/w photo) / Bridgeman Images
MPX5158988: Southern Independent Television held a reception at the Nightingale restaurant in Berkeley Square this morning at which they showed a preview of their new series 'Ladybirds' in which 7 singers tell all about their lives to interviewers Shaw Taylor and Terence Carroll. As 'luck' would have it the long arm of the law descended on photographers trying to take pictures of three of the Ladybirds - Marianne Faithfull, Sandie Shaw and Dana Valery - on the pavement in the square, with a request to 'move along there'. 13th August 1965 (b/w photo) / Bridgeman Images