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Gordon Brown at Labour Press Conference April 1999 hands out in front of him

Gordon Brown chancellor of the exchequer March 1999 attends CBI dinner in Glasgow

00156 Collection: Harold Wilson with his father Herbert Wilson during a few minutes break in the national

Harold Wilson with his father Herbert Wilson during a few minutes break in the national executive meeting of the Labour Party at Brightons Grand Hotel

00156 Collection: Lancashire Cotton Lock Out - Operatives Leaving the Mills textile industry

Lancashire Cotton Lock Out - Operatives Leaving the Mills textile industry - factory workers walking out. 1910

00156 Collection: Prime Minister James Callaghan right and former Premier Sir Harold Wilson exchange words

Prime Minister James Callaghan right and former Premier Sir Harold Wilson exchange words at the opening of the new session of Parliament while Dennis Skinner looks on

00156 Collection: James Callaghan MP July 1965 arriving at the Bank of England for

James Callaghan MP July 1965 arriving at the Bank of England for an official function

Jame Callaghan meets with the Police December 1967

00156 Collection: Burst Water Main in Londons Greys Inn Road where workmen accidentally burst the mains

Burst Water Main in Londons Greys Inn Road where workmen accidentally burst the mains. Two boys enjoyed the cool water holding an umbrella

James Callaghan MP on his way to London Airport with his daughter and grandaughter 1966

00156 Collection: Harold Wilson British Prime Minister - April 1967 in Manchester addressing

Harold Wilson British Prime Minister - April 1967 in Manchester addressing conference

00156 Collection: Thomas Newton gets his dogs to guard his precious cargo of coal after the shortages

Thomas Newton gets his dogs to guard his precious cargo of coal after the shortages during wartime; the coal is worth more than gold. January 1946

Vapour Trail at 35, 000 feet May 1976

00156 Collection: Prime Minister Harold Wilson seen here casting his vote in the 1975 EEC Referendum

Prime Minister Harold Wilson seen here casting his vote in the 1975 EEC Referendum along with his wife Europe European Union June 1975 6/6/1975

Water Drops Effect May 1976

Light Lighting Effects. 1976

Coloured Straws. February 1977

00156 Collection: Harold Wilson Prime Minister with editors of some European papers including Hugh Cudlipp

Harold Wilson Prime Minister with editors of some European papers including Hugh Cudlipp of the Mirror and his dog Paddy

00156 Collection: Harold Wilson British Prime Minister - Feb 1969 and wfe Mary Wilson at Kirby

Harold Wilson British Prime Minister - Feb 1969 and wfe Mary Wilson at Kirby Baptist Church, Kirby, Liverpool

00156 Collection: James Callaghan MP February 1963 driving in his car at the House of

James Callaghan MP February 1963 driving in his car at the House of commons

Young boys holding hands - July 1943 at Chingford Open Air Pool

John Prescott MP Deputy Leader Labour Party during his keynote speech at the conference

00156 Collection: The Prime Minister James Callaghan seen here in 10 Downing Street with the TUC Leadership

The Prime Minister James Callaghan seen here in 10 Downing Street with the TUC Leadership l - r Ray Buckton A.S.L.E.F. Lord Allen U.S.D.A.W. Bill Keyes S.O.G.A.T. David basnett G.M.W

00156 Collection: Two small children try to mimic the ball skills of one of Billy Smarts Circuses Sea Lion

Two small children try to mimic the ball skills of one of Billy Smarts Circuses Sea Lion seen here at their animals winter quarters. December 1956

Gary and Jan Millin of Finsbury Park, aged 6 months. 1954

00156 Collection: 'Be Ready Next Tuesday, Sir!'- Car maintenance in Shenfield, Essex. March 1948

"Be Ready Next Tuesday, Sir!"- Car maintenance in Shenfield, Essex. March 1948
" Be Ready Next Tuesday, Sir!" - Car maintenance in Shenfield, Essex. March 1948

Barbara Castle receives cake and flowers on her birthday from Harold Wilson (R) 1971

00156 Collection: Nelson Mandela President of South Africa Leader of African National Congress

Nelson Mandela President of South Africa Leader of African National Congress 16/04/1990

Kid playing in the garden, circa 1950

00156 Collection: Fishing practice on Capri, Italy woman in old fashioned swimmsuit with snorkel

Fishing practice on Capri, Italy woman in old fashioned swimmsuit with snorkel and goggles and speer. August 1952

James Callaghan MP 1958

Harold Wilson returning to Downing Street

Senator Robert Kennedy with Harold Wilson at Downing Street

00156 Collection: Miners down a mine shaft sitting eating drinking and Smoking in the shaft in Whitehill

Miners down a mine shaft sitting eating drinking and Smoking in the shaft in Whitehill Colliery. This was a rare mine because there was no gas there

Harold Wilson with Lady Falkender (C) Ex-Secretary of Harold Wilson 1979

00156 Collection: Circus Clown January 1982 - Jacko Fossett is facing up to heartbreak as he see

Circus Clown January 1982 - Jacko Fossett is facing up to heartbreak as he see the closures of Belle Vue Circus in Manchester where Jacko has entertained for thirty years

00156 Collection: Physical Training Welsh Schools because of their lack of facilities they are creating

Physical Training Welsh Schools because of their lack of facilities they are creating alternative ways to exercise. 1949

Boy eating strawberries on a beach, circa 1950

00156 Collection: Labour Party Conference 1998 Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott talking from

Labour Party Conference 1998 Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott talking from the platform at the Blackpool Conference

George Street Glasgow 1965 - University of Strathclyde Livingston Tower

00156 Collection: Queen Elizabeth is greeted by Lord Gardiner the Lord Chancellor at Waterloo Staion in

Queen Elizabeth is greeted by Lord Gardiner the Lord Chancellor at Waterloo Staion in London watch by Prime Minister Harold Wilson (L) 1965

Edward Heath drinking a glass of wine circa 1975

00156 Collection: Glasgow University - old photograph showing the Lion and Unicorn staircase at the Old

Glasgow University - old photograph showing the Lion and Unicorn staircase at the Old Glasgow University. Circa 1920

00156 Collection: The London Oratory School September 1999, where 7 pupils have been arrested from

The London Oratory School September 1999, where 7 pupils have been arrested from the school where Tony Blairs children Euan and Nicky attend. The teenagers robbed passengers on a bus

Harold Wilson British Prime Minister is driven back to Downing Street in a police car

00156 Collection: Gordon Brown shadow chancellor speaking on the economy at the Labour Party Conference in

Gordon Brown shadow chancellor speaking on the economy at the Labour Party Conference in Brighton

Pauline and John Prescott at the end of the 1998 Labour Party Conference

James Callaghan MP Labour Candidate for Cardiff 1955

Open air lessons at Scoraig with teacher Celia Ertz outside the tiny schoolhouse. 1967

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