Newspaper Collection (page 21)

Memorial service for former Daily Mail editor Sir David English. Pictured, Rupert Murdoch. 22nd June 1998

Princess Margaret, Countess of Snowdon and Antony Armstrong-Jones, 1st Earl of Snowdon open the new Birmingham Post & Mail offices. 26th October 1965

The Liverpool Echo office, Old Hall Street, before reorganisation. December 1992

The Liverpool Echo newsroom, Old Hall Street, Liverpool. 3rd December 1992

Victory celebrations are past and Llanelli skipper Delme Thomas finds time for a quick glance at the Western Mails account of the historic night at Llanelli when he led his team to beat the All

Christmas Party at St Lukes Hospital, Guildford, Tuesday 22nd December 1970

Red Cross flag seller in central London catches up on the latest news from Normandy following the Allied invasion. 7th June 1944

The crew of a Royal Navy escort destroyer enjoying a rest period below decks between watches, by reading the Daily Mirror or having a game of Ukkers (navy slang for Ludo) December 1940

BARRY HUMPHRIES, CREATOR OF DAME EDNA EVEREDGE READING A MOCK UP DAILY EXPRESS NEWSPAPER 29/08/1992

The Police - on tour in America. January 1982 Sting (real name Gordon Sumner) pictured reading The New York Times Newspaper

Pop star Lisa Stansfield launches the new charity project Trading Places at the Daily Mirror offices with columnist Rick Sky. 5th March 1992

Off to the shops, another Evening Chronicle is on its way. Circa 1965

Paperboy Alan Preston delivering the Daily Telegraph in Lytham St Annes, Lancashire. 12th May 1965

Western Mail and South Wales Echo offices on Saint Mary Street, Cardiff, Wales, Circa 1950

Lord Stevens, chairman of Express Newspapers with Nick Lloyd, editor of the Daily Express on the editorial floor of the Daily Express in Fleet Street, London - December 1988

Passenger waiting on platform 4 of Cambridge Station Cambridge 15th June 1964

Two men asleep in deckchairs on the beach. August 1964

William Connor Daily Mirror columnist and leader writer. Known in the paper as Cassandra, seen here at his desk in Geraldine House writing tomorrows leader column. 27th November 1936

Daily Mirror Bus with signage promoting Great 5 Towns Competition, 5th December 1957

Daily Mirror Offices, Geraldine House, Fetter Lane, London, 8th April 1954

Coventry Evening Telegraph editor Neil Benson chats with Beryl Baker, and Lindsay Hobday (right) at the Meet the Press night at Nicholas Chamberlain school in Bedworth. 19th June 1991

Londoners enjoy the early summer sun on the banks of the River Thames by the Tower of London. 2nd June 1955

Shoe shine at work in Whitechapel High Street in the east end of London. 14th January 1955

Evening Gazette Newspaper, Gazette Buildings, 105-111 Borough Road, Middlesbrough, Cleveland, 1963

Traffic in Richmond, London. 6th June 1949

Liverpool Echo Newspaper, Saturday 16th March 1968. Headline, The cheerful side of the bus strike

linotype machines at the Bristol Evening Post presses 1970s

The News of the World Star Gala. Ron Moody, left, and Roger Moore are pictured. 10th May 1969

The News of the World Star Gala. 10th May 1969

Elderly day-trippers from Londons East End, relax in the summer sunshine on the beach at Southend, Essex. 24th July 1963 1704

The News of the World Star Gala. Ron Moody. 10th May 1969

Nick Davies, former Mirror Group reporter standing at foreign desk in old Daily Mirror building. On the phone wearing shirt and tie with televisions and world map in the background. 28th October 1991

Betty Boothroyd canvassing ahead of the Leicester South East by-election, held on 28 November 1957. Picture taken: 25th November 1957

Tony Bennett and wife Sandra before leaving Heathrow today on Concorde. May 1978

A man in the street holding Fish and Chips wrapped in newspaper. Picture taken 4th October 1965

Newspaper round boys leaving the newsagents with their newspapers, ready for delivery. 18th April 1970

Newspaper round boys inside a newsagents, sorting the papers ready for delivery. 18th April 1970

Oxford United show off their brand new strip with a photocall at Manor Park. 22-year-old Ghislaine Maxwell, a director at the club is pictured with players and staff

Hold the front page... "reporters"from Moor End High School are busy preparing
Hold the front page..." reporters" from Moor End High School are busy preparing their entry for the Examiner Junior Journalist Competition

Daily Mirror photographer Bela Zola pictured in the centre, with London sewer men who he spent the day photographing. 1st April 1947

The Sun Newspaper, launched by owners IPC, International Publishing Corporation, to replace the Daily Herald. First published in Manchester on Tuesday 15th September 1964

Children at South Crosland CE Junior School have every reason to be very proud of themselves. They organised a sponsored three-legged walk to raise money for a special hearing device for 11-year-old

Miss Examiner Madeleine Garbutt (left) is presented with a £1
Miss Examiner Madeleine Garbutt (left) is presented with a £ 1, 266 cheque for our appeal. The money was raised by about 50 pupils of the York Dance Studios, Milnsbridge

Larks in the Park, Music Festival, Sefton Park, Liverpool, 24th August 1984

Mr Mahmood Hashmi, editor of the Saltley News, Birminghams newest newspaper, designed to give a two-way flow of ideas in Urdu. 24th July 1974

Sports journalist Ian Broadley worked for a variety of national newspapers, including the Daily Record, Daily Express, The Herald and the Mail on Sunday, during more than 50 years in journalism

Rother Street in Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire. April 1954

Every seat was taken at Hastings, and plenty had to stand. But they didn t mind that one little bit! East Sussex, August 1960 P010033

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