Labour Party Collection (page 6)

Harold Wilson British Prime Minister - Jul 1967 and James Callaghan with staff at a hotel in Durham. before the start of the miners gala

James Callaghan Prime Minister with President Carter receiving the Freedom of the City from Mayor of Washington Tyne on Wear

James Callaghan MP October 1964 out on the hustings in Cardiff South

Harold Wilson and George Brown sing from the same song sheet at the traditional church service before the Scarborough Labour Party conference in 1963

James Callaghan Labour MP meeting Archbishop Makarios

James Callaghan MP at the Notts Miners Gala. June 1960

Prime Ministrer James Callaghan MP October 1980 surrounded by the press on the day he announced he was standing down as leader of the Labour party

Hugh Gaitskill after his speech to conference is applauded by Harold Wilson with Crossman in the chair and George Brown being whispered to on the right in 1963

John Prescott MP Labour Party with Margaret Beckett at the Labour Party conference at Brighton 1993

Harold Wilson Leader of the Labour Party is applauded after his speech at the Labour Party Confrence

James Callaghan MP canvassing Flatholme Island May 1955

James Callaghan Chancellor of the Exchequer with his wife on Budget Day 1965

James Callaghan Prime Minister - July 1978 relaxes at Chequers with wife on their 40th Wedding anniversary.seen here with the Grandchildren

James Callaghan MP shakes hands with his son after he received his degree at Cardiff University © Mirrorpix

Harold Wilson Prime Minbister and George Brown at Heathrow before flying to Luxembourg 1967

Labour politician and Prime Minister James Callaghan at the press conference over the Ulster crisis

Harold Wilson former MP lighting a pipe circa 1975

Dr Henry Kissinger Secretary of State of America (centre) with Prime Minister James Callaghan (left) and US Ambassador in London Mrs Anne Armstrong

Mary Wilson wife of Labour MP Harold Wilson on holiday on the Scilly Isles 1963

James Callaghan MP January 1963

Harold Wilson taking a drink of Beer

James Callaghan former Prime Minister listening to Tony Benn at the Labour Party Conference at Brighton in 1979

Harold Wilson Former Prime Minister seen here with comedian Mike Yarwood

Harold Wilson MP on holiday in the Scilly Islands with his family 1963

Suez Crisis 1956 James Callaghan speaking about the Middle East situation at the Labour Party Conference

Harold Wilson Prime Minister after a Panorama appearance at the BBC studio 1967

James Callaghan meets with Henry Kissinger at Heathrow Airport in the rain 1975

Harold Wilson British Prime Minister - June 1969 opens a new school in Aberfan, to replace the school destroyed in the landslide

Rememberance Sunday November 1969 Political leaders gather at Whitehall l-r Jeremy Thorp Edward Heath and Harold Wilson

James Callaghan delivers speech at Labour Party Conference 1971

Harold Wilson the prime minister with his wife

Members of Cabinet wait at Victoria Station 1978 for arrival of Romanian President Nicolae Caeusescu L TO R Marshall of the RAF Loed Elworthy James Callaghan Prime Minister Merlyn Rees Home Secretary

Harold Wilson Prime Minister on holiday 1975

Sir Harold Wilson and Lady Wilson arriving at a welcome back dinner 1977 with wife Mary

President Jimmy Carter May 1977 arrives at London Airport where he is meet by James Callaghan

Harold Wilson cutting the ribbon at the opening of the Haringey Housing Action Centre 1973

James Callaghan, April 1978 with the German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt at a Press conference

Harold Wilson Prime Minister smoking his pipe

Harold Wilson on his visit to Russia 1968

General Amin with at a Press to dicuss the release of Mr Dennis Hills July 1975, Uganda

James Callaghan MP Prime Minister seen here with his wife 1977

The Prime Minister James Callaghan May 1979 after casting his vote at a school in his Cardiff Southeast constituency

Harold Wilson Labour Prime Minister at a new car scheme for the disabled at the Tower Hotel in St Katherines Way in London The scheme entailed new proposals which would enable adapted automatic cars

James Callaghan Labour Prime Minister in the Cabinet Room at 10 Downing Street 1979

President Giscard d Estaing of France arriving in London is greeted by the Queen and Prime Minister James Callaghan and his wife. June 1976

Harold Wilson opens the Toynbee Hall settlement in the East End of London where he later talked with John Profumo (pictured on the far left)

James Callaghan Sept 1978 sitting at his desk at No. 10 Downing Street, London
James Callaghan Sept 1978 sitting at his desk at No.10 Downing Street, London

Harold Wilson Prime Minister at Heathrow Airport 1969

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The Labour Party, a prominent political force in British history, has seen many influential leaders and moments that have shaped the nation. Mr Harold Wilson, leader of the Opposition, passionately addresses an eve of election rally, rallying supporters with his vision for a better future. Labour Party Leader Ramsay MacDonald stands proudly alongside leading women, showcasing their commitment to gender equality and inclusivity. Prime Minister James Callaghan shares a light-hearted moment with his chancellor Denis Healey during a press conference. Their camaraderie reflects the strong bond within the party's leadership. The cabinet members elected in the 1945 General Election are captured in a timeless black and white photo - symbols of hope and progress after World War II. Harold Wilson waves to enthusiastic crowds from a hotel balcony in July 1967 - an image that epitomizes his charismatic leadership style. Even during official visits like Gibraltar, Wilson remains true to himself by donning his iconic Gannex waterproof coat. Labour Party founder Mr Keir Hardie is depicted addressing the First Women's Suffrage Demonstration ever held in Trafalgar Square on May 19th, 1906. This sepia-toned photograph serves as a reminder of the party's long-standing commitment to social justice and equal rights. Lord Overtoun's satirical print titled "Chrome, Charity, Crystals and Cant" exposes societal issues through biting commentary published by Labour Leader in 1899. It showcases how art can be used as a powerful tool for political critique. An artist's depiction of Vicar General from 1902 captures both power dynamics within society and potential areas for reform championed by Labour activists at that time. Finally, Prime Minister James Callaghan shares laughter during a press conference in May 1979 - an example of his affable nature even amidst challenging times. These glimpses into Labour Party history highlight its enduring legacy as champions for progressive policies aimed at improving lives and creating a fairer society.