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CP170118765 | 1289098 
The Prince and Princess of Wales on a ski holiday in Liechtenstein
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CP2STO49192 | 1984-01 
Ice Skating coach Betty Callaway, who coached Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean to Gold at the 1984 Winter Olympics in Sarajevo.
Queen Elizabeth II is greeted by the Lord Mayor of London, Dame Mary Donaldson, left, at All Hallows by-the-Tower in London when she arrived for a British Leprosy Relief Association (LEPRA) Diamond Jubilee Thanksgiving Service. Behind the Queen, left, closing the car door, is Superintendent Jim Beaton, the Queen's Police Officer.
Diana, Princess of Wales visits the Royal Marsden Hospital in Sutton
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CP2STO49191 | 1984-02 
Queen Elizabeth II arriving at Marlborough House for the Commonwealth Day reception.
Liverpool's Ian Rush has a shot blocked by Everton goalkeeper Neville Southall
A pregnant Princess of Wales at a dinner to mark the 125th anniversary of the Jewish Welfare Board in London.
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CP2STO49188 | 1984-03 
Entertainment - Former Beatles star and executive producer of Handmade Films George Harrison with financier Denis O'Brien Britain's Handmade Films, headed by former Beatles star George Harrison, right, and financier Denis O'Brien, has announced a film production programme for three films in 1984, with three to five films to follow every 12 months. The company, which gained distinction with hits Monty Python's Life of Brian and Time Bandits, is soon to film Water, with Michael Caine, Billy Connolly and Leonard Rossiter, A Private Function, with Michael Palin and Maggie Smith, and Travelling Men.
The Duke of Edinburgh accepts flowers from children of Nottingham on behalf of the Queen during a walkabout of the city.
Two old adversaries Muhammad Ali, former world heavyweight boxing champion, (l) and Henry Cooper (r), former world title contender, with DJ Stuart Hall (c) in London when Henry Cooper was the subject of an interview and Muhammad Ali a surprise guest on Stuart Hall's new Radio Two Summer Sounds Sports and Music show.
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CP2STO49185 | 1984-04 
A group of Hells Angels have moved into a £100,000 Farm house on the Woburn Abbey estate with the blessing of Lord Tavistock. The Angels, members of the Nomads Group, live rent free in the cottage causing claims that the marquis has given into threats.
Safari style hat from student Josephine Mary Hudson of Epsom School of Art and Design, who was among the winners of the Young Designers of Great Britain, which have now been copied and incorporated into the BHS Spring range. It costs £4.99.
Major Hugh Lindsay (centre), Equerry to the Queen.
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CP2STO49184 | 1984-05 
Foot Guard Regiments of the British Army taking part in the historic custom of Trooping the Colour.
The Regiments of the Foot Guards (Grenadier, Coldstream, Scottish, Irish and Welsh Guards), taking part in the Trooping of the Colour on Horse Guards Parade, London
Left to right: Queen Elizabeth II, American President Ronald Reagan and British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher at Buckingham Palace when they attended a special banquet hosted by the Queen following the London Economic Summit.
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CP2STO49181 | 1984-06 
Actor Nicol Williamson and actress Janet Suzman as Rear Admiral the Viscount Mountbatten and Lady Mountbatten, on location at Notholt Airport, Middlesex for "Mountbatten: The Last Viceroy," a six hour mini-series.
Coach driver John Parker with his London to Bristol Royal Mail Coach
The Princess of Wales at the Guards Polo Club, Windsor Great Park when she saw the Prince of Wales take part in the Cartier International Polo Tournament in an England II team against Spain.
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CP2STO49179 | 1984-07 
The lead singer of the 1960's rock group, The Troggs, Reg Presley.
Robert Maxwell, Chairman of the Mirror Group Newspapers, in his office.
Joe Orewa and Hector Lopez compete in the Ring in Round 3 of the competition
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CP2STO49176 | 1984-08 
A young Prince William, accompanied by nanny Barbara Barnes, leaves St Mary's hospital, London on September 16, 1984 after seeing his newly born baby brother, Prince Harry. Prince George is seen wearing the same clothes as he attends the christening of his baby sister Princess Charlotte on July 5, 2015
Queen Elizabeth II, the Duke of Edinburgh, the Queen Mother, Prince of Wales, and Prince Edward are greeted on arrival at the Gathering of the Braemar Royal Highland Society for the Braemar Games at the Princess Royal and Duke of Fife Memorial Park.
English actor Michael Caine at Heathrow Airport before his flight to Los Angeles.
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CP2STO49173 | 1984-09 
Virgin Atlantic chief Richard Branson at the launch of his scheme to tempt business passengers to travel with the airline. From November 1st every passenger on Virgin's new upper class business service will be given a free economy class ticket
Debris in Prime Minister's Margaret Thatcher's Napoleon suite bathroom on the first floor of the Grand Hotel, Brighton, following the IRA bomb blast.
Firemen working in the wreckage where victims of the IRA bomb were found among the debris of the collapsed floors.
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CP2STO49171 | 1984-10 
The ceremony on the quayside at Southampton when the Princess of Wales named the new P&O luxury liner, the Royal Princess.
The Princess of Wales arrives in Southampton for the naming ceremony of the new P&O luxury liner, the Royal Princess.
The Princess of Wales follows Captain John Young, Master of the new P&O luxury liner, the Royal Princess, during a tour of the vessel in Southampton, which she named.
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CP2STO49170 | 1984-11 
A 1934 Alvis Speed Twenty 2.5 Litre Drophead Coupe awaits sale at Sotheby's Vintage Car Auction
PREMIUM -- PA file photo dated 20/12/1984 of Lead singer of Frankie Goes to Hollywood, Holly Johnson (left) leads the group on to a train bound for Liverpool at London's Euston Station. Tewnty Years ago this week In the UK charts the number one single was ... Two Tribes by Frankie Goes to Hollywood. After their success in 1984 with three chart toppers, the following year they released Welcome to the Pleasure Dome which reached Number 2. See PA Story SOCIAL Flashback. PA Photo
A 1930 Bentley Silent Speed Six Two Door Coupe which beat the Blue Train in an epic 1931 race from Monte Carlo to London, which fetched £246,000 at Sotheby's Vintage Car Auction
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CP2STO49168 | 1984-12 
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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