1989 Collection (page 20)

Diana, Princess Of Wales arrives at the Coliseum theatre in St. Martins Lane for a performance Swan Lake by the Bolshoi ballet

HRH The Princess of Wales, Princess Diana attends a banquet at Mansion House hosted by the Lord Mayor of London in honour of Robert Hawke, the Australian Prime Minister during his visit to Britain

Diana, Princess Of Wales arrives at the Coliseum theatre in St. Martins Lane for a performance Swan Lake by the Bolshoi ballet

David Jason who plays Derek Trotter during the filming of the " Only Fools and Horses" Christmas Special " The Jolly Boys Outing" in Margate. 18th May 1989

Cast members during the filming of the "Only Fools and Horses"
Cast members during the filming of the " Only Fools and Horses" Christmas Special " The Jolly Boys Outing" in Margate. 18th May 1989

Theres no way through for Middlesbroughs Gary Hamilton against Queens Park Rangers Alan McDonald, Nigel Spackman and Paul Parker 15th April 1989

Princess Diana, HRH The Princess of Wales at Newcastle Airport for her departure from the North East today. The Princess has been in Cramlington to see the pioneering SHAW

Princess Diana, HRH The Princess of Wales at The Freeman Hospital in Newcastle Upon Tyne to spend some quality time with patients and staff. Picture taken 12th July 1989

Princess Diana, HRH The Princess of Wales arrives at The Freeman Hospital in Newcastle Upon Tyne to spend some quality time with patients and staff. Picture taken 12th July 1989

Mr Peter Walker, Secretary of State for Wales speaking as he opened a reconditioned block of flats - Whitebeam Close, Gurnos. On the left is the Mayor of Merthyr, Councillor Mrs Kath Rogers

The Big Red Bike Ride passes through Middlesbrough. The ride, which began in Liverpool on 24th June is a national fundraising scheme sponsored by the Communist Party

Her Majesty the Queen and HRH The Duke of Edinburgh make their way down Dunraven Street, Rhondda, as they are given cards and flowers by admirers. 21st April 1989

The Queen arrives at the Orangery during her visit to Margam Park. 20th April 1989

Queen Elizabeth II visits Wales. 20th April 1989

Queen Elizabeth II unveils a plaque to commemorate her visit to the Displastics (UK) factory at Waterton Cross, Bridgend. 20th April 1989

Heinrich Schiff, Austrian cellist and conductor. He was Artistic Director of the Northern Sinfonia from 1990 to 1996 and recorded with them for the Collins Classics label

Two Piece Reclining Figure No 3 sculpture by Henry Moore. General views of tower blocks. Brandon Estate, Kennington, London. 31st January 1989

The cast of Coronation Street filming scenes for death of Alan Bradley storyline in Blackpool. Julie Goodyear as Bet Lynch and Barbara Knox as Rita Fairclough. 30th October 1989

Diana Rigg at a photocall for the BBC TV series Mother Love. 17th October 1989

Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev at No 10 Downing Street with Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. 6th April 1989

Union Jack and Russian Flag on a car during Soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev s, visit to British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, outside number 10 Downing Street, London. 6th April 1989

Soviet Leader, Mikhail Gorbachev, pictured during a news conference outside 10 Downing Street after rounds of talks with British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. 6th April 1989

British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and others listens to Soviet Leader, Mikhail Gorbachevs speech during a news conference outside 10 Downing Street after the two leaders last round of talks

Mikhail Gorbachev, General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, arriving at Heathrow Airport. 5th April 1989

Margaret Thatcher meeting Mikhail Gorbachev, General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, at Heathrow Airport. 5th April 1989

Bjorn Kristensen, Newcastle United player at St James Park, Newcastle, 16th March 1989

St Davids Hall, Cardiff, Wales. 19th November 1989. St Davids Hall is the National Concert Hall and Conference Centre of Wales

Actor William Roache. 1st November 1989

Camping at Glastonbury Festival 1989

Newcastle Reserves v Leicester Reserves, new signing Bjorn Kristensen in action, 30th March 1989

Terry Jones on location for Erik the Viking. 9th September 1989

Three of the Monty Python comedy team, Michael Palin, Terry Jones and Graham Chapman, were in WHSmiths at Holborn Circus signing copies of some of their books

Legs Fashion Feature. 24th May 1989. Carole Ann Rice

Comedian and actor Terry Jones. 25th September 1989

Comedian and actor Terry Jones takes part in a rail tunnel protest outside Waterloo Station, London. 4th March 1989

Owen Owen Department Store, Chester City Centre, 8th February 1989

Vera Weisfeldwith babay grandson Michael November 1989

Sinitta British Pop Singer, 28th November 1989

Glenn McCrory v Patrick Lumumba, IBF World Cruiserweight Title fight at the Louisa Centre, Stanley, County Durham, United Kingdom, Saturday 3rd June 1989

Julie Walters actress stars with Victoria Wood

Paul Breed (centre) Coventry based New Zealand athlete, middle distance runner, at specially arranged race so that he could attempt to achieve the qualifying time for the 1990 Commonwealth Games

Paul Breed, (3rd, obscured from view), Coventry based New Zealand athlete, middle distance runner, at specially arranged race so that he could attempt to achieve the qualifying time for the 1990

Queen Elizabeth II (centre, head showing, in pink hat with blue flower) attends Royal Ascot. Picture taken 20th June 1989

Cecil Parkinson Conservative MP and Former Secretary of State for Transport. 20th July 1989

A benefit evening for Kostas Petrou (right) at The Albany saw him shaping up to Paddy Lynch. 3rd December 1989

A benefit evening for Kostas Petrou at The Albany saw him shaping up to Paddy Lynch. 3rd December 1989

A benefit evening for Kostas Petrou (centre) at The Albany saw him shaping up to Paddy Lynch. 3rd December 1989

Lib - Fans Malcolm Stewart, seated front right, with Helen and daughter Lindsey, and son Brett, top left, meet the members of Jethro Tull before they perform in concert at the Newcastle City Hall 20

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"1989: A Year of Legends, Laughter, and Unveiling the Unknown" In the vibrant summer of 1989, music enthusiasts were treated to an unforgettable night as Barry Gibb of the Bee Gees took center stage at the Birmingham NEC. The crowd swayed to timeless melodies that transcended generations. Meanwhile, literary aficionados delved into Daphne Du Maurier's captivating tales, immersing themselves in her world of mystery and intrigue. Her words transported readers to distant realms where secrets lurked around every corner. As humanity explored the vastness of space, Voyager 2 captured a mesmerizing image of Neptune. This celestial marvel left us awestruck by its ethereal beauty and ignited our curiosity about what lies beyond our own planet. Back on Earth, adrenaline coursed through racing fans' veins as they witnessed Ayrton Senna masterfully maneuver his McLaren MP4-5 at the thrilling British Grand Prix. His skill behind the wheel was unparalleled; he personified speed and determination. On sun-drenched streets, heads turned as Alfa Romeo Spider 2. 0 gracefully glided past onlookers. Its sleek design embodied elegance while promising exhilarating drives along winding roads – a true symbol of automotive excellence. Laughter echoed throughout living rooms when Billy Connolly graced television screens with his comedic genius. With each punchline delivered flawlessly, he brought joy to millions across the nation – a testament to his unrivaled talent. Comedy continued its reign as Joe Longthorne charmed audiences with his quick wit and infectious humor. His performances left spectators in stitches while showcasing his remarkable ability to connect with people from all walks of life. Amidst political upheaval in Germany, Erich Honecker emerged as a prominent figure leading the German Democratic Republic through turbulent times. His ideologies shaped an era filled with both hope and controversy – leaving an indelible mark on history.