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  • Fearne Cotton carrying the Olympic Torch at the Radio One "Kick start the Summer" Dance festival in Paignton Devon June 2012

    Fearne Cotton carrying the Olympic Torch at the Radio One "Kick start the Summer" Dance festival in Paignton Devon June 2012

  • Didier Drogba carries the Olympic torch through Swindon June 2012

    Didier Drogba carries the Olympic torch through Swindon June 2012

  • Zara Phillips carries the Olympic torch whilst riding her horse Toytown at Cheltenham Racecourse June 2012

    Zara Phillips carries the Olympic torch whilst riding her horse Toytown at Cheltenham Racecourse June 2012

  • David Walliams starts his Thames swim in aid of comic relief at Lechlade, Gloucestershire.

    David Walliams starts his Thames swim in aid of comic relief at Lechlade, Gloucestershire.

  • Stop the runway expansion protest terminal 5 heathrow thurs 27 March 2008

    Stop the runway expansion protest terminal 5 heathrow thurs 27 March 2008

  • David Walliams starts his Thames swim in aid of comic relief at Lechlade, Gloucestershire.

    David Walliams starts his Thames swim in aid of comic relief at Lechlade, Gloucestershire.

  • Stop the runway expansion protest terminal 5 heathrow thurs 27 March 2008

    Stop the runway expansion protest terminal 5 heathrow thurs 27 March 2008

  • Stop the runway expansion protest terminal 5 heathrow thurs 27 March 2008

    Stop the runway expansion protest terminal 5 heathrow thurs 27 March 2008

  • Lily Allen arrives at the church for her wedding accompanied by her father Keith

    Lily Allen arrives at the church for her wedding accompanied by her father Keith

  • Gleneagles G8 Summit Wednesday 6th July 2005 protesters rush forward to the police cordon

    Gleneagles G8 Summit Wednesday 6th July 2005 protesters rush forward to the police cordon

  • Gleneagles G8 Summit Wednesday 6th July 2005 Police in riot gear enter the crowds

    Gleneagles G8 Summit Wednesday 6th July 2005 Police in riot gear enter the crowds

  • Gleneagles G8 Summit Wednesday 6th July 2005 a Chinook carrying police reinforcements flys over a tv platform

    Gleneagles G8 Summit Wednesday 6th July 2005 a Chinook carrying police reinforcements flys over a tv platform

  • A member of the Klown Army salutes a line of police in Edinburgh 2nd July 2005

    A member of the Klown Army salutes a line of police in Edinburgh 2nd July 2005

  • Large crowds turned out for an anti fascist rally in central Newcastle in response to the council and police allowing the National Front to parade through the city. 23 April 2005 £100 minimum use, no reprint or resale, all fees TBA prior to use.

    Large crowds turned out for an anti fascist rally in central Newcastle in response to the council and police allowing the National Front to parade through the city. 23 April 2005 £100 minimum use, no reprint or resale, all fees TBA prior to use.

  • The funeral of George Best at Stormont, Belfast 03December 2005

    The funeral of George Best at Stormont, Belfast 03December 2005

  • Charles Kennedy MP poses in front of a poster of himself during a visit to Newcastle during the 2006 elections

    Charles Kennedy MP poses in front of a poster of himself during a visit to Newcastle during the 2006 elections

  • Charles Kennedy MP surrounded by his supporters during a visit to Newcastle upon Tyne 2006

    Charles Kennedy MP surrounded by his supporters during a visit to Newcastle upon Tyne 2006

  • George Best returns home to East Belfast accompanied by his son Callum 02 December 2005

    George Best returns home to East Belfast accompanied by his son Callum 02 December 2005

  • Paramedics carry a competitor, who had collapsed near the to the end of the race, towards the finish line of the Great North Run on Sunday 18th September 2005

    Paramedics carry a competitor, who had collapsed near the to the end of the race, towards the finish line of the Great North Run on Sunday 18th September 2005

  • Soldiers of the Ghurka Regiment carry a competitor, who had collapsed near the to the end of the race, towards the finish line of the Great North Run on Sunday 18th September 2005

    Soldiers of the Ghurka Regiment carry a competitor, who had collapsed near the to the end of the race, towards the finish line of the Great North Run on Sunday 18th September 2005

  • Crowds queue for the Metro foras far as the eye can see along the high street in South Shields on Sunday 18th September 2005

    Crowds queue for the Metro foras far as the eye can see along the high street in South Shields on Sunday 18th September 2005

  • HRH Prince Harry dedicated a new garden of Rememberance in Lydiard Park, Swindon today 9 November 2010. He met relatives of servicemen and women killed in Iraq and Afghanistan before placing a cross for a member of his regiment killed in Afghanistan. He also met the members of the multi service team taking part in the March for Honour including the man responsible for the inception of the March Lance Corporal Ram Patten Royal Marines who was there with his daughter (wearing the bright red coat), LC Ram Patten RM also placed a cross

    HRH Prince Harry dedicated a new garden of Rememberance in Lydiard Park, Swindon today 9 November 2010. He met relatives of servicemen and women killed in Iraq and Afghanistan before placing a cross for a member of his regiment killed in Afghanistan. He also met the members of the multi service team taking part in the March for Honour including the man responsible for the inception of the March Lance Corporal Ram Patten Royal Marines who was there with his daughter (wearing the bright red coat), LC Ram Patten RM also placed a cross

  • HRH Prince Harry dedicated a new garden of Rememberance in Lydiard Park, Swindon today 9 November 2010. He met relatives of servicemen and women killed in Iraq and Afghanistan before placing a cross for a member of his regiment killed in Afghanistan. He also met the members of the multi service team taking part in the March for Honour including the man responsible for the inception of the March Lance Corporal Ram Patten Royal Marines who was there with his daughter (wearing the bright red coat), LC Ram Patten RM also placed a cross

    HRH Prince Harry dedicated a new garden of Rememberance in Lydiard Park, Swindon today 9 November 2010. He met relatives of servicemen and women killed in Iraq and Afghanistan before placing a cross for a member of his regiment killed in Afghanistan. He also met the members of the multi service team taking part in the March for Honour including the man responsible for the inception of the March Lance Corporal Ram Patten Royal Marines who was there with his daughter (wearing the bright red coat), LC Ram Patten RM also placed a cross

  • Stop the runway expansion protest terminal 5 heathrow thurs 27 March 2008 a protester is stopped and searched by police

    Stop the runway expansion protest terminal 5 heathrow thurs 27 March 2008 a protester is stopped and searched by police

  • HRH Prince Charles and Camilla Duchess of Cornwall today visited the town of Wootton Bassett in Wiltshire to lay wreaths at the town war memorial and to meet the people who have taken to honouring the troops repatriated from Afghanistan. The town took the opportunity to unveil a new flagpole donated by an ex-paratrooper. The Royal gusets also visited the Crosskeys pub which has looked after friends and families of the fallen servicemen.

    HRH Prince Charles and Camilla Duchess of Cornwall today visited the town of Wootton Bassett in Wiltshire to lay wreaths at the town war memorial and to meet the people who have taken to honouring the troops repatriated from Afghanistan. The town took the opportunity to unveil a new flagpole donated by an ex-paratrooper. The Royal gusets also visited the Crosskeys pub which has looked after friends and families of the fallen servicemen.

  • HRH Prince Charles and Camilla Duchess of Cornwall today visited the town of Wootton Bassett in Wiltshire to lay wreaths at the town war memorial and to meet the people who have taken to honouring the troops repatriated from Afghanistan. The town took the opportunity to unveil a new flagpole donated by an ex-paratrooper. The Royal gusets also visited the Crosskeys pub which has looked after friends and families of the fallen servicemen.

    HRH Prince Charles and Camilla Duchess of Cornwall today visited the town of Wootton Bassett in Wiltshire to lay wreaths at the town war memorial and to meet the people who have taken to honouring the troops repatriated from Afghanistan. The town took the opportunity to unveil a new flagpole donated by an ex-paratrooper. The Royal gusets also visited the Crosskeys pub which has looked after friends and families of the fallen servicemen.

  • HRH Prince Charles and Camilla Duchess of Cornwall today visited the town of Wootton Bassett in Wiltshire to lay wreaths at the town war memorial and to meet the people who have taken to honouring the troops repatriated from Afghanistan. The town took the opportunity to unveil a new flagpole donated by an ex-paratrooper. The Royal gusets also visited the Crosskeys pub which has looked after friends and families of the fallen servicemen.

    HRH Prince Charles and Camilla Duchess of Cornwall today visited the town of Wootton Bassett in Wiltshire to lay wreaths at the town war memorial and to meet the people who have taken to honouring the troops repatriated from Afghanistan. The town took the opportunity to unveil a new flagpole donated by an ex-paratrooper. The Royal gusets also visited the Crosskeys pub which has looked after friends and families of the fallen servicemen.

  • HRH Prince MIchael of Kent reviews a parade at the 100th anniversary of HMS Calliope in Newcastle upon Tyne

    HRH Prince MIchael of Kent reviews a parade at the 100th anniversary of HMS Calliope in Newcastle upon Tyne

  • HRH Prince Michael of Kent at the 100th anniversary of HMS Calliope in Newcastle upon Tyne

    HRH Prince Michael of Kent at the 100th anniversary of HMS Calliope in Newcastle upon Tyne

  • David Hughes the spokesman for the Mccann family made a statement that the family would go to the park with the children, but that no media could follow. The family then drove out with the children

    David Hughes the spokesman for the Mccann family made a statement that the family would go to the park with the children, but that no media could follow. The family then drove out with the children

  • 88 year old Joan Court a long time animal defender for PETA (people for the ethical treatment of animals) protested against the experimentation on Felix a macaque monkey by researchers at Oxford university. Joan donned a prisoners uniform and entered a small cage where she states she will remain for two days, she will also fast for the two days.

    88 year old Joan Court a long time animal defender for PETA (people for the ethical treatment of animals) protested against the experimentation on Felix a macaque monkey by researchers at Oxford university. Joan donned a prisoners uniform and entered a small cage where she states she will remain for two days, she will also fast for the two days.

  • An old soldier takes a break during the Rememberance Day Parade in Newcastle 2005

    An old soldier takes a break during the Rememberance Day Parade in Newcastle 2005

  • An old soldier shows off his Army Paybook which has his discharge date displayed, Rememberance Sunday 2005

    An old soldier shows off his Army Paybook which has his discharge date displayed, Rememberance Sunday 2005

  • A woman was killed and two children injured when a Jeep Cherokee that was being chased by police apparently mounted the pavement in St. Lukes Road, Pennywell, Sunderland.

    A woman was killed and two children injured when a Jeep Cherokee that was being chased by police apparently mounted the pavement in St. Lukes Road, Pennywell, Sunderland.

  • The scene where a woman was killed and two children injured when a Jeep Cherokee that was being chased by police apparently mounted the pavement in St. Lukes Road, Pennywell, Sunderland. Members of the community laid floral tributes today 22 September 2006

    The scene where a woman was killed and two children injured when a Jeep Cherokee that was being chased by police apparently mounted the pavement in St. Lukes Road, Pennywell, Sunderland. Members of the community laid floral tributes today 22 September 2006

  • Manchester Gay Pride Festival 2006, 26 August 2006.

    Manchester Gay Pride Festival 2006, 26 August 2006.

  • Manchester Gay Pride Festival 2006, 26 August 2006.

    Manchester Gay Pride Festival 2006, 26 August 2006.

  • The 72nd Soroptimist International Convention is being held in Newcastle/Gateshead. Soroptimist International is a wordwide organisation for women in management and the professions to advance the status of women and promote human rights. The theme of the convention this year is to highlight charities for breast cancer around the world. To start the convention over 1500 members joined Newcastle to Gateshead by forming a "pink-link" across the millenium bridge. 27 October 2006

    The 72nd Soroptimist International Convention is being held in Newcastle/Gateshead. Soroptimist International is a wordwide organisation for women in management and the professions to advance the status of women and promote human rights. The theme of the convention this year is to highlight charities for breast cancer around the world. To start the convention over 1500 members joined Newcastle to Gateshead by forming a "pink-link" across the millenium bridge. 27 October 2006

  • Council workers in Tewkesbury work flat out to fill sandbags before flooding gets any worse 15 Jan 2008

    Council workers in Tewkesbury work flat out to fill sandbags before flooding gets any worse 15 Jan 2008

  • Parts of Tewksbury were under flood waters today after severe weather 15 Jan 2008

    Parts of Tewksbury were under flood waters today after severe weather 15 Jan 2008

  • Real Fathers for Justice stage a demonstration at Westminister Abbey during Easter 2006

    Real Fathers for Justice stage a demonstration at Westminister Abbey during Easter 2006

  • Hi-Fi festival Northumberland 2006, as dusk fell men began to forgo the long walk to the toilets and used nearby hoardings instead

    Hi-Fi festival Northumberland 2006, as dusk fell men began to forgo the long walk to the toilets and used nearby hoardings instead

  • Atmosphere at The Middlesborough Live Festival, Middlesborough, Teeside, England 18 June 2006

    Atmosphere at The Middlesborough Live Festival, Middlesborough, Teeside, England 18 June 2006

  • Edinburgh police keep watch on a dangerous protester at the Make Poverty History Event

    Edinburgh police keep watch on a dangerous protester at the Make Poverty History Event

  • Make Poverty History, Edinburgh 2nd July 2005 the Kloon Army taunt police in Buccleugh Street

    Make Poverty History, Edinburgh 2nd July 2005 the Kloon Army taunt police in Buccleugh Street

  • Make Poverty History 2005, Edinburgh, well at least this guy was enjoying himself

    Make Poverty History 2005, Edinburgh, well at least this guy was enjoying himself

  • The town of Wootton Bassett once again lined the high street to show their respects to the four service people repatriated to the UK after being killed in Afghanistan. Colleagues of one of the fallen who was a Royal Military Policeman were also in attendance and visibly distraught. An RAF vetran "Paddy" collapsed at the roadside after standing for nearly two hours in the cold damp conditions, he was looked after by an Army medic, RMPs, fire fighters and a st. john ambulanceman until paramadics arrived.

    The town of Wootton Bassett once again lined the high street to show their respects to the four service people repatriated to the UK after being killed in Afghanistan. Colleagues of one of the fallen who was a Royal Military Policeman were also in attendance and visibly distraught. An RAF vetran "Paddy" collapsed at the roadside after standing for nearly two hours in the cold damp conditions, he was looked after by an Army medic, RMPs, fire fighters and a st. john ambulanceman until paramadics arrived.

  • The town of Wootton Bassett once again lined the high street to show their respects to the four service people repatriated to the UK after being killed in Afghanistan. Colleagues of one of the fallen who was a Royal Military Policeman were also in attendance and visibly distraught. An RAF vetran "Paddy" collapsed at the roadside after standing for nearly two hours in the cold damp conditions, he was looked after by an Army medic, RMPs, fire fighters and a st. john ambulanceman until paramadics arrived.

    The town of Wootton Bassett once again lined the high street to show their respects to the four service people repatriated to the UK after being killed in Afghanistan. Colleagues of one of the fallen who was a Royal Military Policeman were also in attendance and visibly distraught. An RAF vetran "Paddy" collapsed at the roadside after standing for nearly two hours in the cold damp conditions, he was looked after by an Army medic, RMPs, fire fighters and a st. john ambulanceman until paramadics arrived.

  • The town of Wootton Bassett once again lined the high street to show their respects to the four service people repatriated to the UK after being killed in Afghanistan. Colleagues of one of the fallen who was a Royal Military Policeman were also in attendance and visibly distraught. An RAF vetran "Paddy" collapsed at the roadside after standing for nearly two hours in the cold damp conditions, he was looked after by an Army medic, RMPs, fire fighters and a st. john ambulanceman until paramadics arrived.

    The town of Wootton Bassett once again lined the high street to show their respects to the four service people repatriated to the UK after being killed in Afghanistan. Colleagues of one of the fallen who was a Royal Military Policeman were also in attendance and visibly distraught. An RAF vetran "Paddy" collapsed at the roadside after standing for nearly two hours in the cold damp conditions, he was looked after by an Army medic, RMPs, fire fighters and a st. john ambulanceman until paramadics arrived.

  • The town of Wootton Bassett once again lined the high street to show their respects to the four service people repatriated to the UK after being killed in Afghanistan. Colleagues of one of the fallen who was a Royal Military Policeman were also in attendance and visibly distraught. An RAF vetran "Paddy" collapsed at the roadside after standing for nearly two hours in the cold damp conditions, he was looked after by an Army medic, RMPs, fire fighters and a st. john ambulanceman until paramadics arrived.

    The town of Wootton Bassett once again lined the high street to show their respects to the four service people repatriated to the UK after being killed in Afghanistan. Colleagues of one of the fallen who was a Royal Military Policeman were also in attendance and visibly distraught. An RAF vetran "Paddy" collapsed at the roadside after standing for nearly two hours in the cold damp conditions, he was looked after by an Army medic, RMPs, fire fighters and a st. john ambulanceman until paramadics arrived.

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    HRH Prince Harry dedicated a new garden of Rememberance in Lydiard Park, Swindon today 9 November 2010. He met relatives of servicemen and women killed in Iraq and Afghanistan before placing a cross for a member of his regiment killed in Afghanistan. He also met the members of the multi service team taking part in the March for Honour including the man responsible for the inception of the March Lance Corporal Ram Patten Royal Marines who was there with his daughter (wearing the bright red coat), LC Ram Patten RM also placed a cross
    Stop the runway expansion protest terminal 5 heathrow thurs 27 March 2008 a protester is stopped and searched by police
    HRH Prince Charles and Camilla Duchess of Cornwall today visited the town of Wootton Bassett in Wiltshire to lay wreaths at the town war memorial and to meet the people who have taken to honouring the troops repatriated from Afghanistan. The town took the opportunity to unveil a new flagpole donated by an ex-paratrooper. The Royal gusets also visited the Crosskeys pub which has looked after friends and families of the fallen servicemen.