MPX5099992: The De Havilland "Trident" Britain's newest jet airliner, made her maiden flight this morning. John Cunningham, De Havillands chief test pilot was at the controls on the trip lasting an hour and twenty minutes. At one time he reported "flying at ten thousand feet - all's well". Sir Geoffrey De Havilland watched the take off from a car. It is almost 51 years to the day since the president of the company flew the D.H. 1., which had a top speed of 40 mph. "trident" cruises at about 600 mph, January 1962 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5098411: The sound of music is dying on the streets of Britain. Our buskers are going down the drain! They are following the brains of Britain . . . and heading for rich pastures abroad. Their new tune is: Nobody Loves Us any more. "The busking lark is finished here," said David Bonaccorsi, who beats out rock with Fred Levers in Marble Arch subway in London, June 1978 / Bridgeman Images