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Train stuck in snow
Aerial view of a train stuck in snow north of Carlisle, 1962

The Bahamas steam engine in 1971
The Bahamas steam engine No 5596 in 1971

The steam engine Owain Glyn Dwr travelling up the Rheidol Valley, 1938

The Queen of Scots train passing near Harrogate on the way to London in 1935

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Cricketer Nasser Hussain with his father Jawad in Jaipur
Nasser Hussain with his father Jawad in Jaipur

Nasser Hussain on his way to 120 not out during the first cricket test match England v India at Lords
England v India at Lords 2002

Cricket: India vs. England, 1st Test, Chandigarh

Nasser Hussain gives his shirt to a local girl after the game
England Cricket Tour to India, Jaipur 2001

India vs. England, 1st Test, Chandigarh. Local guards watch the test match

Andrew Flintoff makes an appeal for an early wicket England Cricket Tour to India
England V India A in Jaipur Freddie Flintoff

Cricket tour match: England v India A in Jaipur 2001
(l-r) Nasser Hussain, Andrew Flintoff and Richard Johnson

Fidel Edwards is run out by England's Paul Collingwood England v West Indies Nat West Series 2007

Andrew Flintoff of England on his way to a century during the England v West Indies One Day International match at Lords Cricket Ground on July 6 2004

Clive Woodward, England Coach, with the Rugby World Cup after England defeated Australia 17-20 in the 2003 final

Jonny Wilkinson in action in the Rugby World Cup Final 2003 Australia 17 England 20

Jonny Wilkinson's dramatic last-minute winning drop goal in the 2003 Rugby World Cup final Ben Cohen in background Australia 17 England 20

England captain Martin Johnson lifts the Webb Ellis Trophy
England captain Martin Johnson holds the World Cup aloft after England defeated Australia 17-20 in the 2003 Rugby Union World Cup Final

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The Northcliffe Collection: A Captivating Journey Through Iconic Moments Step into the enchanting world of the Northcliffe Collection, where history and entertainment intertwine to create a mesmerizing tapestry of captivating moments. From Sir David Attenborough's endearing encounter with a cockatoo to James Hunt's exuberant champagne swigging, this collection is an ode to the remarkable individuals who have left an indelible mark on our hearts. Transport yourself back to 1972 as Spike Milligan, Harry Secombe, and Peter Sellers - better known as The Goons - grace us with their comedic genius. Their timeless humor continues to bring joy even after all these years. And who could forget Morecambe and Wise in 1966? These legendary entertainers effortlessly stole the show with their impeccable timing and infectious laughter. Delve into naval history as we witness HMS Hermes, Royal Navy Aircraft Carrier HMS Hermes (R12), majestically sailing through uncharted waters. Its presence symbolizes strength and resilience that echoes throughout generations. Stirling Moss takes a momentary pause from his adrenaline-fueled races to savor a cup of tea – a glimpse into the calm amidst chaos. Comedian Les Dawson tickles our funny bone with his unparalleled wit, leaving us in stitches every time he graces the stage. Shirley Bassey's powerful voice reverberates through concert halls as she commands attention like no other performer can. Roy Orbison captivates audiences worldwide with his hauntingly beautiful melodies that touch souls in ways unimaginable. Amy Johnson soars through the skies fearlessly, breaking barriers for women everywhere by becoming one of Britain's most celebrated aviators. Actor Tom Baker dons his iconic role as Dr Who alongside his faithful robot dog K-9 at the US Embassy in 1978 – a testament to science fiction's ability to transport us beyond reality itself.