Northcliffe Collection (page 7)

Colin Cowdrey prepares to fly out to India for the England cricket tour

England cricketer Bob Willis with Ian Botham, in uniforms for tour of India 1981

England Cricketer Derek Randall with water buffalo in India 1977 tour

India v England 1961 Fans watch 1st test match in Bombay from the roof of the stand

Young boys playing cricket in a street near the Oval cricket ground 1953

Anne Nightingale becomes BBC 1's first woman Disc Jockey in her own show What's New

Bertice Reading in 1957
Jazz and blues singer Bertice Reading

Stevie Nicks of Fleetwood Mac in 1980

Jazz Trumpeter Leslie "Jiver" Hutchinson

Marc Bolan in 1975

James Brown in 1966

Jimmy Page playing guitar with Led Zeppelin

Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin

John Bonham, Led Zeppelin drummer

Singer Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin

Colin Cowdrey is greeted by workers at Heathrow returning home from the Windies in 1968
England cricket team home from the West Indies

England celebrate their 115-run victory over West Indies in the 1991 first Test at Headingley
Robin Smith, Graham Gooch, Allan Lamb and Phil DeFreitas celebrate their 115-run victory over West Indies in the 1991 first Test at Headingley

England's Hugh Morris avoids another bouncer from Curtly Ambrose
Cricket: West Indies Tour of England 1991 - England's Hugh Morris avoids another bouncer from Curtly Ambrose

Two West Indian legends, Brian Lara and Viv Richards, in the Lord's nets in 1995

Desmond Haynes and Eldine Baptiste at Colwyn Bay during the 1984 West Indies cricket tour of England
Desmond Haynes and Eldine Baptiste make sure all their kit is in order ahead of a tour match at Colwyn Bay in 1984. A Windies team at the peak of their powers would win the Test series 5-0

Gordon Greenidge on top of the Windies team bus trying to fix the aerial in 1984

Old Trafford West Indies tour of England 1984

Crowd at the Oval for 1st test match between England and West Indies 1973

England prepare to jet off to the Caribbean for their 1974 tour, which ended in a 1-1 draw

England v West Indies - Graeme Fowler is caught by Clive Lloyd after keeper Jeff Dujon missed
West Indies tour of England 1984 - England v West Indies - Graeme Fowler is caught by Clive Lloyd after keeper Jeff Dujon missed

Fans celebrate at England v West Indies final Test Match at the Oval 1963

West Indies West Indies Tour of England 1976 Manager Clyde Walcot

Crowd at Headingley for test match between England and West Indies 1976

Cricket: West Indies Tour of England 1991 - West Indies team training for 5th test

West Indies cricket fans at England v West Indies test match at Headlingly 1976
West Indies cricket fans at England v West Indies test match at Headlingly

George Challenor and Clifford Roach at West Indies v England test match at Old Trafford, Manchester 1928
George Challenor and Clifford Roach at West Indies v England test match at Old Trafford, Manchester

Brian Lara of the West Indies, in action during the 4th Test against England at the Oval 2044
Brian Lara of the West Indies, in action during the 4th Test against England at the Oval

West Indian cricketer Learie Constantine in action during Middlesex v West Indies match at Lords 1928

Viv Richards in 1987

Marc Bolan 1972
Marc Bolan in action with T-Rex 1972

The Queen with a gun
The Queen fires SA80 rifle as the last shot of the centenary event at Bisley in Surrey 1993

Tommy Steele and Bernard Cribbins on the set of Tommy The Toreador 1959

Winston Churchill with Queen Elizabeth after she had been to dinner at 10 Downing street 1955
Winston Churchill, wearing his regalia of the Order of the Garter, holds the car door for Queen Elizabeth after she had been to dinner at 10 Downing street 1955

Cec Mountford with the Rugby League Challenge Cup in 1951
Cecil Mountford holds the Rugby League Challenge Cup after Wigan had beaten Barrow in the final at Wembley 1951

Leigh Centurions Rugby League Club 1971 Alex Murphy, the captain takes a picture at Wembley before the cup final

Castleford players with the Rugby League Challenge Cup 1969
Castleford players with the Rugby League Challenge Cup L to R Keith Hepworth, Alan Hardisty, John Ward, Clive Dickinson and Len Garbett hail a cab 1969

Widnes captain Vik Karalius holds trophy aloft after victory over Hull Kingston Rovers in Rugby League Cup Final 1964
Widnes captain Vik Karalius holds trophy aloft after victory over Hull Kingston Rovers in Rugby League Cup Final at the Empire Stadium, Wembley

Halifax players visit Wembley ahead of their Rugby League cup final 1949
Halifax players visit Wembley ahead of their Rugby League cup final Full back Chalkleys kick is watched by Price, Kenny, Pansegrouw, Hatfield, Reid and Mawson

Leeds players with the Rugby League Challenge Cup 1968
Jubilant Leeds players run around Wembley with the trophy Rugby League Cup final Wakefield v Leeds

York Rugby League Team 1957
York Rugby League Team Back row, from left: Deighton, Watts, Yorke, Moore, E Dawson, E Parkin and G Smith Front row. Hamett, Flannery, Webster, Hargreaves, Rile, Illingworth and Parker

Great Britain Rugby League team with the Rugby League World Cup 1954
Great Britain Rugby League team with the Rugby League World Cup

Leeds rugby league team 1957 Back row Poole, Jones, Street, Wood, Robinson, Tomlinson, Anderson Front Row Stevenson, McLennan, Brown, Charlesworth, Broughton, Pratt

The Queen in 1953
Queen Elizabeth 11 at the Royal Festival Hall October 1953

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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.