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Baby Princess Caroline Louise Marguerite and her mother, Princess Grace of Monaco. The young Princess was born on weighing 8lb 3oz and is heiress to Prince Rainier, who married former film star Grace Kelly last year.
Avril Humphreys wears a hat of mushrooms and toadstools by Simone Mirman.
20-year-old singer Shirley Bassey, then known as 'the Tigress of Tiger Bay', a week before she flew off to the United States to fulfill engagements in Las Vegas. She was discovered singing in working men's clubs in Cardiff, where she was born. In November 1957 Shirley was held prisoner in her room at the Cumberland Hotel, London, by a a man with a revolver. Miss Bassey was in the room for nearly two hours and was finally bundled on to the landing after Police had pleaded with the man to release her. She was later said to be uninjured but suffering from severe shock. The siege by armed Police, during which shots were fired from the room, lasted four hours. Later a man was taken to hospital.
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CP2STO49871 | 1957-01 
Queen Elizabeth II with the Duke of Norfolk at Hurst Park races
Queen Elizabeth II studies her race card as she walks to the paddock at the Hurst Park meeting. Following is her sister, Princess Margaret.
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CP2STO49870 | 1957-02 
American Do-Wop outfit The Platters arrive at London Airport. From top left - David Lynch, Herb Reed, Zola Taylor, Alex Hodge, Tony Williams and Paul Robi
The oldest and youngest Titanic survivors with William MacQuitty (centre), who is to produce a film about the sinking of the Titanic, at a reunion of Titanic survivors at the Odeon Theatre, Leicester Square, London. *Fourteen survivors of the Titanic tragedy were reunited at the Odeon Theatre, Leicester Square, London, when they attended a reception to meet Walter Lord, the American author of 'A Night to Remember'. The book, which tells the story of the ill-fated Titanic liner sank by an Iceberg in 1912, is to be filmed by the Rank Organisation. Survivors contributed information for the book. *Neg corrupt. Contact scanned
John Cooper , back to camera , instructs from a Cooper car driven by Les Leston as two trainee racing drivers also in Cooper cars - Major Arthur Mallock (left, behind) and John Forster (right, behind) - have a lesson after the opening of the new racing drivers' school at Brands Hatch track , Kent
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CP2STO49868 | 1957-03 
*Scanned off print* Queen Elizabeth II films competitors at the Quarry Jump in the cross country course at the Badminton horse trials. With her, left to right, are the Duke of Beaufort, the Queen Mother and Princess Margaret.
The Duke of Edinburgh is seen trying the passenger's seat of the new 3.5 litre Jaguar XKSS sports car during his visit to the Motor Industry Research Association's headquarters near Nuneaton, Warwickshire.
A girl amidst the apple blossom of a Kentish orchard.
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CP2STO49866 | 1957-04 
Queen Elizabeth II in Copenhagen, on the last day of her State visit to Denmark.
The Danish heir to the throne, Princess Margrethe, greets Queen Elizabeth II with a kiss on her arrival ashore in Copenhagen from the Royal Yacht Britannia, accompanied by the Duke of Edinburgh. With the royal couple are King Frederik IX and Queen Ingrid of Denmark.
Waving Union Jacks, Danish children almost break the thin cord barrier in their enthusiasm to greet Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh as they pass on their way to the Amelienborg Palace.
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CP2STO49864 | 1957-05 
Queen Elizabeth II, riding police horse Imp, followed by the Duke of Edinburgh, left, and the Duke of Gloucester on the way to Horse Guards Parade for the Trooping the Colour ceremony.
Queen Elizabeth II talks with her trainer, Captain Cecil Boyd-Rochfort, as Princess Margaret talks with the Queen's racing manager Captain Charles Moore, after the Queen's filly, Almeria, had won the Ribblesdale Stakes at the Royal Ascot meeting.
The march past at Buckingham Palace, with Queen Elizabeth II, riding police horse Imp, taking the salute at the gate, after the Trooping the Colour ceremony. On the right is the Duke of Edinburgh (on white horse)
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CP2STO49862 | 1957-06 
Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh ride round the tiny island of Sark in a horse-drawn carriage. Cars are forbidden on Sark, even for Royalty.
Mark Wellman of Grays, Essex, has a fine view of the arrival of the Royal Yacht Britannia, bringing the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh on their visit to Sark.
Queen Elizabeth II presenting the Queen's Cup to Mr C.O Pallot at Springfield, the showground in Jersey of the Royal Jersey Agricultural and Horticultural Society. The cup is awarded annually to the owner of the best animal in the Spring Cattle Show.
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CP2STO49860 | 1957-07 
File photo dated 01/08/1957 of Manchester United's Roger Byrne.
The Mattoppos gateway is opened by the Welsh Girl Guides for Queen Elizabeth II to walk through. The Guide World Camp is being attended by four thousand Guides from seventy countries. The gateways from one section to another are named after places connected with Lord Baden-Powell
Queen Elizabeth II, patron of the Girl Guides Association, watching Guides prepare the vegetables, as she toured the Guide World Camp in Windsor Great Park, Berkshire.
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CP2STO49857 | 1957-08 
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan making his speech at the opening of the 46th Inter-Parliamentary Conference in Westminster Hall, London, in the presence of the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh. Fifty nations sent representatives to the conference.
PA NEWS PHOTO 15/9/57:THE PRINCE OF WALES WITH SISTER PRINCESS ANNE, WATCHED CLOSELY BY THEIR PARENTS THE QUEEN AND DUKE OF EDINBURGH PLAY ON A SEE-SAW MADE FROM A LOG AND A PLANK WITH THE HELP OF THEIR FATHER. THEY VISITED A SAWMILLS ON THE BALMORAL CASTLE ESTATE, SCOTLAND DURING THEIR HOLIDAY
The scene in Westminster Hall, London, where the 46th Inter-Parliamentary Conference opened in the presence of the Queen. Fifty nations sent representatives to the conference.
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CP2STO49856 | 1957-09 
Fairey "Ultra" light helicopter in flight
Princess Anne has an interested look at the Queen's muff at Heathrow Airport. The princess and the Queen Mother were meeting the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh, after they returned from a tour of Canada and the USA.
Princess Anne and Queen Elizabeth II wave to the crowds who were cheering them as they drove to Buckingham Palace from Heathrow Airport, after the Queen returned from a tour of Canada and the USA.
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CP2STO49853 | 1957-10 
The royal procession, with the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh riding in the leading Irish State Coach, leaves Buckingham Palace for Westminster, where the Queen opened the new session of Parliament.
Vanessa Redgrave, 20 year old daughter of film and stage star Michael Redgrave, who makes her screen debut in 'Behind the Mask'. She has a romantic lead opposite Tony Britton, now in production at Shepperton Studios.
File photo dated 07/11/1957 of Fulham's Jimmy Hill.
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CP2STO49852 | 1957-11 
Queen Elizabeth II arrives for a the re-dedication service at the restored St. Bride's Church in Fleet Street, London.
The Queen, in a gold lame dress, is seen in the Long Library at Sandringham shortly after making the traditional Christmas Day broadcast to her peoples. On the desk are portraits of Prince Charles and Princess Anne. The broadcast was televised this yer for the first time and was carried by both the BBC and ITV. It was the 25th anniversary of the first radio message to the Commonwealth by her grandfather, King George V.
Prince Charles waves from the Royal car as he arrives at Buckingham Palace, London, to start his Christmas holiday.
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CP2STO49849 | 1957-12 
Queen Elizabeth II feeds a carrot to a horse, watched by trainer Paul Nicholls, during a visit to Manor Farm Stables in Ditcheat, Somerset on March 28, 2019.
King Charles III (centre) arrives for a Sunday church service at St Mary Magdalene Church in Sandringham, Norfolk. Picture date: Sunday January 5, 2025.
Vanessa Hudgens, Austin Butler attends the "2015 Dance Industry Awards" held at Avalon
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