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Images Dated 22nd January 1999

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Images Dated 22nd January 1999: Coventry City, news press conference, 22nd January 1999

Coventry City, news press conference, 22nd January 1999. The government today gave the all-clear to plans for a new super stadium for Coventry

Images Dated 22nd January 1999: Artwork of the solar system with planetary orbits

Artwork of the solar system with planetary orbits
Solar system. Artwork of the solar system, showing the paths (blue lines) of the nine planets as they orbit around the Sun

Images Dated 22nd January 1999: Emily Symons Actress January 99 Australian actress who stars in Home & Away

Emily Symons Actress January 99 Australian actress who stars in Home & Away pictured in Southampton

Coventry City, news press conference, 22nd January 1999. The government today gave the all-clear to plans for a new super stadium for Coventry

Images Dated 22nd January 1999: Tony Blair British Prime Minister at Number ten Downing Street during an interview with

Tony Blair British Prime Minister at Number ten Downing Street during an interview with Jill Palmer

Tony Blair Prime Minister January 1999

Images Dated 22nd January 1999: Actress Anne Kirkbride January 1999 who plays the character Deirdre Rachid in

Actress Anne Kirkbride January 1999 who plays the character Deirdre Rachid in Coronation Street

Coventry City, news press conference, 22nd January 1999. The government today gave the all-clear to plans for a new super stadium for Coventry

Tony Blair Prime Minister January 99

Emily Symons Actress January 99 Australian actress who stars in Home & Away pictured in Southampton

Tony Blair Prime Minister January 1999

Images Dated 22nd January 1999: Tony Blair Prime Minister of Britain January 1999 is pictured during an interview

Tony Blair Prime Minister of Britain January 1999 is pictured during an interview at number Ten Downing Street with the mirror reporter Jill Palmer

Tony Blair Prime Minister January 99

Images Dated 22nd January 1999: Scottish Secretary Donald Dewar (Left) Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott (Centre

Scottish Secretary Donald Dewar (Left) Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott (Centre) and John Reid launch a new billboard campaign in Scotland aim at warning the public about the SNP alledged income

War memorial in Ironbridge. Statue of a soldier shrouded by the fog

Fog obscures any view of Ironbridge

Images Dated 22nd January 1999: Cobwebs kept frozen on Ironbridge war memorial by the freezing fog that surrounded

Cobwebs kept frozen on Ironbridge war memorial by the freezing fog that surrounded the village

Images Dated 22nd January 1999: Claire King actress January 1999 who played Emmerdale vixen Kim Marchant in the TV

Claire King actress January 1999 who played Emmerdale vixen Kim Marchant in the TV soap Emmerdale

Images Dated 22nd January 1999: Steve Claridge, Portsmouth football player, photocall dressed as Admiral Nelson before

Steve Claridge, Portsmouth football player, photocall dressed as Admiral Nelson before tomorrows FA Cup tie against Leeds United January 1999. Final score: Portsmouth 1-5 Leeds United

Tony Blair Britains Prime Minister January 1999 at No 10 Downing Street deep in thought

Actress Anne Kirkbride January 1999 who plays the character Deirdre Rachid in Coronation Street

Tony Blair Prime Minister January 1999

Images Dated 22nd January 1999: Stars towards the galaxy centre

Stars towards the galaxy centre
Central Milky Way stars. Hubble space telescope (HST) view of old, massive stars lying at the centre of our galaxy, the Milky Way

Images Dated 22nd January 1999: Woman holding an Interpane thermotrope window

Woman holding an Interpane thermotrope window
Thermotrope window (image 1 of 2). Researcher Helen Rose Wilson holding an Interpane thermotrope window. A thermotrope window will darken when the temperature reaches a certain point

Images Dated 22nd January 1999: Man holding an opaque gasotrope window

Man holding an opaque gasotrope window
Gasotrope window (image 2 of 2). View of a man holding a gasotrope window. A gasotrope window will darken when a current of carbon dioxide gas is passed through the panes

Images Dated 22nd January 1999: Man using the Fake Space virtual reality system

Man using the Fake Space virtual reality system
Vitual reality handset. View of a man using a " Fake Space" handset. The irregular light-ray running from centre left to far right illustrates the manoeuvrability of the system

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