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Images Dated 24th July 1986

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Patsy Kensit singer and actress with Paul Rutherford. July 1986

Images Dated 24th July 1986: Edinburgh Commonwealth Games - Boxing

Edinburgh Commonwealth Games - Boxing
Boxing - 1986 Edinburgh Commonwealth Games - Mens Lightweight [60kg] Semi-Final: Joe Jacobs (England) vs. Asif Dar (Canada) Englands Joe Jacobs on the way to defeat

Images Dated 24th July 1986: Prince William and Laura Fellowes at the wedding of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson

Prince William and Laura Fellowes at the wedding of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, the Duke and Duchess of York

Images Dated 24th July 1986: Kathy Cook - 1986 Edinburgh Commonwealth Games

Kathy Cook - 1986 Edinburgh Commonwealth Games
Athletics - 1986 Edinburgh Commonwealth Games - Womens 400m Englands Kathy Cook at the Meadowbank Stadium. She won the bronze medal in the 400m and the silver in the 200m

Images Dated 24th July 1986: Princess Diana, Princess of Wales, talking to Girl Guides on a visit to Lerwick

Princess Diana, Princess of Wales, talking to Girl Guides on a visit to Lerwick, the main town on the Shetland Islands, Scotland. 24th July 1986

Images Dated 24th July 1986: Models, Debbie Dunkerly of Middlesbrough, and Glen McEvoy of Thornaby

Models, Debbie Dunkerly of Middlesbrough, and Glen McEvoy of Thornaby, pictured wearing clothes they made themselves. They are taking part in an Evening of Summer Fashion shows held at the Marton

Images Dated 24th July 1986: Princesss Diana Princess of Wales talking to men dressed as vikings on a visit to

Princesss Diana Princess of Wales talking to men dressed as vikings on a visit to the Shetland Islands, Scotland. 24th July 1986

Prince Edward opens the Commonwealth Highland July 1986 games claymore shield kilt tartan

Images Dated 24th July 1986: Prince Charles tries on a viking helmet watched by Princess Diana

Prince Charles tries on a viking helmet watched by Princess Diana, Princess of Wales during their visit to Lerwick, the main town on the Shetland Islands, Scotland. 24th July 1986

Prince Edward opens the Commonwealth Highland July 1986 games claymore shield kilt tartan

Images Dated 24th July 1986: Prince William and Laura Fellows at the Duke and Duchess of York

Prince William and Laura Fellows at the Duke and Duchess of Yorks wedding (Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson)

Images Dated 24th July 1986: Prince William and Laura Fellowes at Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson

Prince William and Laura Fellowes at Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, the Duke and Duchess of Yorks wedding

Edinburgh Commonwealth Games - Boxing
Boxing - 1986 Edinburgh Commonwealth Games - Mens Welterweight [67kg] Semi-Final: Darren Dyer (England) vs. Damien Denny (Northern Ireland) Darren Dyer on the way to winning the bout

Prince William and Laura Fellowes at Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, the Duke and Duchess of York,s wedding

Prince William and Laura Fellowes at the wedding of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, The Duke and Duckess of York

Images Dated 24th July 1986: Princess Diana, Princess of Wales, talking to men dressed as vikings on a visit to

Princess Diana, Princess of Wales, talking to men dressed as vikings on a visit to Lerwick, the main town on the Shetland Islands, Scotland. 24th July 1986

Images Dated 24th July 1986: Edinburgh Commonwealth Games - Badminton

Edinburgh Commonwealth Games - Badminton
Badminton - 1986 Edinburgh Commonwealth Games - Mens Doubles Final Scotlands Billy Gilliland and Dan Travers celebrate victory

Images Dated 24th July 1986: 1986 Edinburgh Commonwealth Games - Womens 10, 000m

1986 Edinburgh Commonwealth Games - Womens 10, 000m
Athletics - 1986 Edinburgh Commonwealth Games - Womens 10, 000m Final Scotlands Liz Lynch (later McColgan) wins the gold medal at the Meadowbank Stadium

Edinburgh Commonwealth Games - Boxing
Boxing - 1986 Edinburgh Commonwealth Games - Heavyweight [91kg] Semi-Final: Eric Cardouza (England) vs Douggie Young (Scotland) Douggie Young on the way to victory

Edinburgh Commonwealth Games - Boxing
Boxing - 1986 Edinburgh Commonwealth Games - Mens Super Heavyweight [

Edinburgh Commonwealth Games - Boxing
Boxing - 1986 Edinburgh Commonwealth Games - Mens Flyweight [51kg] Semi-Final: John Lyon (England) vs. Steve Beaupre (Canada) John Lyon on the attack

Edinburgh Commonwealth Games - Boxing
Boxing - 1986 Edinburgh Commonwealth Games - Mens Bantamweight [54kg] Englands Sean Murphy, won who the gold medal

Edinburgh Commonwealth Games - Boxing
Boxing - 1986 Edinburgh Commonwealth Games - Mens Flyweight [51kg] Semi-Final: John Lyon (England) vs. Steve Beaupre (Canada) John Lyon on the attack

Edinburgh Commonwealth Games - Boxing
Boxing - 1986 Edinburgh Commonwealth Games - Mens Super Heavyweight [

Edinburgh Commonwealth Games - Boxing
Boxing - 1986 Edinburgh Commonwealth Games - Mens Middleweight [75kg] Final: Rod Douglas (England) vs. Jeff Harding (Australia) Englands Rod Douglas on the way to winning the gold medal

Edinburgh Commonwealth Games - Boxing
Boxing - 1986 Edinburgh Commonwealth Games - Heavyweight [91kg] Semi-Final: Eric Cardouza (England) vs Douggie Young (Scotland) Englands Eric Cardouza. Cardouza won a bronze medal and Young the silver

Edinburgh Commonwealth Games - Boxing
Boxing - 1986 Edinburgh Commonwealth Games - Mens Light Heavyweight [81kg] Semi-Final: Jim Moran (England) vs. Brent Kosolofski (Canada) Jim Moran celebrates victory

Edinburgh Commonwealth Games - Boxing
Boxing - 1986 Edinburgh Commonwealth Games - Mens Flyweight [51kg] Semi-Final: John Lyon (England) vs. Steve Beaupre (Canada) John Lyon on the attack

Edinburgh Commonwealth Games - Boxing
Boxing - Edinburgh Commonwealth Games - Mens Welterweight [67kg] Scotlands John McAllister celebrates his semi-final victory. He would go on to win the silver medal

Edinburgh Commonwealth Games - Boxing
Boxing - 1986 Edinburgh Commonwealth Games - Light Flyweight [48kg] Semi-Final: Mark Epton (England) vs. Wilson Docherty (Scotland) Mark Epton on the way to victory

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