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Harold Wilson (1916-1995) leaving the Ministry of Defence in London after announcing his resignation as Prime Minister. He had told his cabinet colleagues earlier in the day of his intention to step down.16th March 1976
Peter Stone
Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
London
Greater London
England
DM76 1566
Media ID 21787716
© Mirrorpix
Cameramen Close Protection Officer Journalists Labour Party Pipe Reporters Security Seventies 1976
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This iconic print captures a significant moment in British political history. Harold Wilson, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 1964 to 1970 and again from 1974 to 1976, is seen leaving the Ministry of Defence in London after announcing his resignation. It was on this day, the 16th of March in 1976, that he informed his cabinet colleagues about his intention to step down. Surrounded by a group of cameramen, journalists, and reporters eager to capture this historic event, Wilson appears calm and composed. A close protection officer stands nearby ensuring his security amidst the bustling crowd. The image showcases not only Wilson's influence as a prominent figure within the Labour Party but also highlights the intense media attention surrounding political figures during this era. As smoke billows from his pipe held firmly between his lips, it serves as a symbol of Wilson's distinctive personality and adds an air of nostalgia to this photograph taken in the seventies. Peter Stone skillfully captured this candid moment with impeccable detail and composition. This print is a testament to both Peter Stone's artistic talent as well as its historical significance. It allows us to revisit an important chapter in British politics while providing insight into one man's decision that would shape the course of national affairs for years to come.
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