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The British Steel Gala held at Kirkleatham. 3rd July 1994

00624 Collection: British Steel Gala Queen Linda Coxhall, with Debbie Crosby (left) and Julie Watson (right

British Steel Gala Queen Linda Coxhall, with Debbie Crosby (left) and Julie Watson (right). 3rd July 1982

Rik Mayall, an English comedian, writer and actor. 2nd May 1995

00624 Collection: Rik Mayall who plays the Conservative MP Alan B Stard in the TV situation comedy The

Rik Mayall who plays the Conservative MP Alan B Stard in the TV situation comedy The New Statesman, seen here promoting the new series in Park Lane. 6th November 1992

00624 Collection: Rik Mayall one of the creators and stars of the BBC 2 comedy

Rik Mayall one of the creators and stars of the BBC 2 comedy, " The Young Ones" / 31st October 1984

00624 Collection: Aston Villa v Norwich City, Score 1-0 to Aston Villa. Aston Villa Manager Ron Saunders

Aston Villa v Norwich City, Score 1-0 to Aston Villa. Aston Villa Manager Ron Saunders with the trophy. League Cup Final, Wembley Stadium, 1st March 1975

Aston Villa v Norwich City, Score 1-0 to Aston Villa. Aston Villa Manager Ron Saunders and No. 2 John Robson show the trophy to fans at the end of the game

00624 Collection: Russian army engineers seen here laying a track bed for a narrow gauge railway during

Russian army engineers seen here laying a track bed for a narrow gauge railway during the russian campaign of March 1916 (Circa)

00624 Collection: The British Steel Gala held at Kirkleatham Showground. - Tom and Tilly Turnip entertained

The British Steel Gala held at Kirkleatham Showground. - Tom and Tilly Turnip entertained. 7th July 1996

00624 Collection: Aston Villa v Sunderland, final score 2-0 to Aston Villa, League Division Two, Villa Park

Aston Villa v Sunderland, final score 2-0 to Aston Villa, League Division Two, Villa Park. Aston Villa Manager Ron Saunders celebrating with fans. 26th April 1975

Aston Villa Manager Ron Saunders. 10th August 1978

The British Steel Gala - the Its a Knockout competition. 4th July 1993

Aston Villa Manager Ron Saunders. 10th August 1978

Aston Villa v Sunderland, final score 2-0 to Aston Villa, League Division Two, Villa Park. Aston Villa Manager Ron Saunders celebrating with fans. 26th April 1975

Ron Saunders, the new manager for Aston Villa FC, with boxer dog Roscoe. 19th July 1974

00624 Collection: The British Steel Gala held at Kirkleatham Showground - Zak Carlin o High Wire act

The British Steel Gala held at Kirkleatham Showground - Zak Carlin o High Wire act. 7th July 1996

The British Steel Gala held at Kirkleatham Showground. 7th July 1996

00624 Collection: The British Steel Gala held at Kirkleatham. 3-year-old Luke Peacock tucks into his candy

The British Steel Gala held at Kirkleatham. 3-year-old Luke Peacock tucks into his candy floss. 3rd July 1994

00624 Collection: The British Steel Gala held at Kirkleatham. Dingle Fingle the Clown Policeman entertains

The British Steel Gala held at Kirkleatham. Dingle Fingle the Clown Policeman entertains the crowd. 3rd July 1994

00624 Collection: The British Steel Gala held at Kirkleatham. Rachel Thomas, 7 and her sister Claire

The British Steel Gala held at Kirkleatham. Rachel Thomas, 7 and her sister Claire, 10 are two of the children from the Old Woman Who Lived In A Shoe float. 3rd July 1994

Rik Mayall, an English comedian, writer and actor. 2nd May 1995

Rik Mayall who plays the Conservative MP Alan B Stard in the TV situation comedy The New Statesman, seen here with his on screen wife Sarah B Stard played by Marsha Fitzalan

Rik Mayall, an English comedian, writer and actor. 2nd May 1995

00624 Collection: Actor Rik Mayall, at a press call for The New Statesman television programme

Actor Rik Mayall, at a press call for The New Statesman television programme, Yorkshire TV. Rik Mayall played Alan B Stard. 6th January 1989

Actor Rik Mayall, at a press call for The New Statesman television programme, Yorkshire TV. Marsha Fitzalan played Sarah B Stard and Rik Mayall played Alan B Stard. 6th January 1989

Rik Mayall who plays the Conservative MP Alan B Stard in the TV situation comedy The New Statesman, seen here with his on screen wife Sarah B Stard played by Marsha Fitzalan promoting the new series

Rik Mayall who plays the Conservative MP Alan B Stard in the TV situation comedy The New Statesman, seen here promoting the new series in Park Lane. 6th November 1992

Rik Mayall one of the creators and stars of the BBC 2 comedy, " The Young Ones" / 31st October 1984

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