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Featured 19 Apr 2001 Print
Princess Elizabeth is the toast of the white hunters of East Africa. Armed with
Princess Elizabeth is the toast of the white hunters of East Africa. Armed with her favourite cine-camera, she went hunting "The Four Hooligans", the giant lions which were featured in the Royal Command Film "Where No Vultures Fly". Within 15 minutes of driving into the National Park on the outskirts of the town she found one of the lions lying three feet from his kill under a tree. Her hunting brake cautiously approached to within 20 yards. The Hooligan rose, sauntered a few yards towards her and then turned back. In these few minutes the Princess, hatless and with a kerchief tied round her head, obtained some of the finest close-ups ever taken by a visitor to the preserve. It was the first time Her Royal Highness had ever photographed a lion.
Photo Shows: Princess Elizabeth (front, near side to the lion) and the Duke of Edinburgh, seen at back, photographed in their hunting wagon when they drove through the National Park, in Kenya. The lion and his kill is seen under tree on right.
4th February 1952
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Featured 19 Apr 2001 Print
Churchill Goes to Chequers, 1953 This afternoon the Prime Minister left his private
Churchill Goes to Chequers, 1953
This afternoon the Prime Minister left his private home at Chartwell, Westerham, Kent, to go to Chequers - the official country residence of the Prime Minister.
Mr Churchill makes this move at the end of the month's rest ordered by his doctors. Mr Butler will, however, continue to preside at cabinet meetings and Mr Churchill will not for the present shoulder the full burden of the premiership.
Mr Eden, the Foreign Secretary, is due home from the United States on Sunday. He is expected to see Mr Churchill on Monday.
Photo Shows: Mr Churchill, with his poodle, leaving Chartwell for Chequers this afternoon
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Featured 19 Apr 2001 Print
The two scrum halves in the 2003 World Cup final
Rugby Union - The 2003 World Cup Final - England 20 Australia 17 (a.e.t.)
England srcum half Matt Dawson watches as his opposite number George Gregan passes away. Centre is Australian flanker George Smith.
Telstra Stadium (now Stadium Australia), Sydney, Australia
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