Journalists Collection (page 9)

Members of the press and naval ratings aboard HMS Alert 35 miles offshore of Malden Island, Kiribati. Seen here dressed in protective suits known as Goon Suits

Evening Gazette Newspaper Offices, Circa 1973

Nightclub owner being interviewed by Evening Gazette Journalist outside Club Fiesta, Norton Road, Stockton, Circa 1973

Press outside flat in Abingdon Road, Kensington, London, where Koo Stark, Actress, has recently been staying, in an attempt to hide herself away from attention of media, Wednesday 27th October 1982

Koo Stark, Actress, leaves flat where she has recently been staying, hiding herself away from attention of media, Abingdon Road, Kensington, London, Wednesday 27th October 1982

Koo Stark, Actress arriving at London Heathrow Airport, Wednesday 10th August 1983

Ronnie Bedford, Science editor for the Daily Mirror, pictured standing on a life size model of the Apollo Lunar Module, which is to be moved to the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex at Cape

Concorde, prototype 001 makes its first official public appearance as it is unveiled from its Sud Aviations hanger in Toulouse, France, Monday 11th December 1967

Liverpool manager Bob paisley speaks to reporters as his Liverpool side claim another Championship following their victory over Spurs at Anfield. 15th May 1982

Hugh Cudlipp, Chairman, Daily Mirror Newspapers and wife Jodi Hyland greet Anthony Wedgwood Benn MP, Minister of Technology (Tony Benn) and wife Caroline Middleton DeCamp at Luncheon, Southampton

Newly weds, Hugh Cudlipp, Chairman, Daily Mirror Newspapers with wife Jodi Hyland at London Heathrow Airport, 18th March 1963

Men of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution, informal supper at the Rubens Hotel, London, 18th May 1972. Our picture shows

Harold Wilson (1916-1995) leaving the Ministry of Defence in London after announcing his resignation as Prime Minister. He had told his cabinet colleagues earlier in the day of his intention to step

Harold Wilson (1916-1995) announces his resignation as Prime Minister during a press conference at the Ministry of Defence in London

North Eastern Daily Gazette, Newspaper Offices in Zetland Road, Middlesbrough, Circa 1910

North Eastern Daily Gazette, annual dinner and dance, December 1933

The Beatles hold a news press conference after it was released, this morning, that they had been awarded MBEs in The Queens Birthday Honours 12th June 1965

Tony Blair MP, Labour Shadow Home Secretary and Member of Parliament for Sedgefield, pictured at home in Islington, London, Monday 13th June 1994

Abyssinian War September 1935 Foreign correspondents reporting from Addis Ababa

Vince Wilson, Sunday Mirror Journalist, 5th October 1971

Birmingham Press Club Ball, 27th October 1964

Birmingham Press Club Ball, 30th November 1973. Lucky dip at the tombola as Mrs Barbara James of Studley, fishes for her prize at the Birmingham Press Ball at the Mayfair Suite, Birmingham

Birmingham Press Club, 30th November 1962. Dancers at Press Ball in Solihull Civic Centre with copies of specially produced newspaper Spike, containing pictures taken earlier at the ball

Birmingham Press Club Dinner, 17th October 1974. Harold Evans, centre, editor of the Sunday Times, with JL Brown, right, president of Birmingham Press Club and chairman

Guests at the Birmingham Press Club Ball, 26th November 1971

Birmingham Press Club, 19th October 1967. Mrs Mary Gould, last years Birmingham Press Queen is surrounded by aspirants for the 1967 title before the judging at the Post & Mail Building

Birmingham Press Club Candidates for Queendom, 19th October 1967. Nine girls in line, for one of them to win a week luxury holiday in Bermuda as Birmingham Press Queen 1967

Birmingham Press Club Ball, 26th November 1965. Patrick Wymark, actor, with Birmingham Press Queen Miss Julian Bussey (left)

Birmingham Press Club Ball, 26th November 1971. Michael Prince, ATV announcer, and Miss Lesley Goldie, a television actress (second from right)

Birmingham Press Club Ball, 24th November 1967. Pictured, Sir Eric Clayson, Chairman of the Birmingham Post and Mail Ltd, Mrs Joan Lawson, the Press Queen, and members of the Press Ball committee

Birmingham Press Club dinner held at the Grand Hotel. Guests assembling before the meal are (from left) David Clarke, chairman West Midlands Institute of Public Relations, Mrs Nicky Clarke

Birmingham Press Club Ball Circa 1965

Birmingham Press Club Ball, 27th November 1970. Sir Eric Clayson, Chairman of the Birmingham Post and Mail Ltd with Dolores Mantez, actress in ATV series UFO, Birmingham Press Ball

Birmingham Press Club Queen Candidates, 10th October 1962. One of these girls may visit America as the 1962 Birmingham Press Queen

Birmingham Press Club Ball, 30th November 1962. Shireen Dixon, Miss Press Queen 1962 second right

Birmingham Press Queen 1968, Miss Jenny Wood, with runners-up Miss Lesley Joan Cloudsley (left) and Miss Judi Warren, crowned at the Locarno Ballroom, Birmingham

The Beatles news press conference at the Kennedy Airport, New York, on arrival in America, 7th February 1964

The Beatles, news press conference ahead of Concert at the Convention Hall, Atlantic City, USA, Sunday 30th August 1964

Media at News Press Conference, Birmingham Maternity Hospital, where It was reported earlier today, 2nd October 1968, that Sheila Thorns from Birmingham underwent a Caesarean section early this

Daily Mirror Offices, Holborn, London, 23rd November 1965. Newsroom

Daily Mirror Offices, Holborn, London, 3rd March, 1971. Newsroom

Jimmy Reid 26th April 1983. Jimmy Reid is a Scottish journalist & TV Presenter - The Reid Report - and ex-trade union activist born in Govan, Glasgow

Child and Family Trust, trustee Jimmy Reid accepts a cheque for £1115
Child and Family Trust, trustee Jimmy Reid accepts a cheque for £ 1115.50 from Diane Gill and the girls of TMC Ltd in Airdrie Scotland 27th December 1986

Journalist Jimmy Reid taste tests Japanese whisky Suntory with the help of Dixie Deans & bartender Susan Abercrombie 15th February 1986

Beatles left to right: Paul McCartney, John Lennon and George Harrison at a press conference at Le Bourget Airport, Paris, 14 January 1964

Busy scenes on the Daily Herald news desk, 1964

Roy Suffern (left) and Fraser Anderson on the Daily Mirror news desk at Geraldine House in Holborn, 1937

Busy scenes on the Daily Mirror news desk, 3rd March 1957

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Journalists have long been the fearless storytellers, capturing history as it unfolds. From the daring exploits of HMS Courageous, a British battlecruiser during World War I, to the iconic front cover of The Sketch in 1957, they have always been at the forefront of documenting significant events. In Birmingham Press Club Ball on November 29th, 1968, amidst the excitement and laughter at the tombola stand, they were still ever-vigilant in their pursuit of news. Their dedication was unwavering as they mingled with attendees and uncovered stories that would soon grace newspaper headlines. One such momentous occasion was when Georges Carpentier was introduced in 1921. Captured by George Wesley Bellows' artistry, this snapshot immortalized not only Carpentier but also showcased how journalists played an integral role in introducing remarkable individuals to society. The world has witnessed countless instances where journalists tirelessly worked to bring truth to light. Whether it be through their impeccable typing skills or their ability to capture captivating photographs like those seen at the Birmingham Press Club Ball on November 29th, 1968 featuring WILLS GIRLS Dorothy Hill and Diane Wolfe. Even outside formal events or press conferences, they can always ready for action. A sports reporter can be seen diligently working amidst a bustling stadium atmosphere - his pen poised and notebook open - ensuring every detail is accurately recorded for readers around the globe. But journalism isn't just about reporting; it's about understanding diverse perspectives. Douglas Straight's portrait exemplifies this notion as he balanced his roles as both lawyer and Member of Parliament – a testament to how journalism intertwines with various facets of life. Not limited by borders or boundaries, they have transcended time and space to capture extraordinary individuals like Eve Curie – daughter of Marie Curie – whose story resonated across generations due to these dedicated chroniclers. James Jennings stands tall among these esteemed professionals, his name etched in the annals of journalism history.