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A runner beats a hasty retreat as enormous waves batter the North Bay at Scarborough, north Yorkshire as severe gales sweep northern England.-stock-foto
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Tony Blair Visits Victoria-stock-foto
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Fidel Castro-stock-foto
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Prince of Wales North Yorkshire Visit-stock-foto
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Sarah Payne Murder Trial-stock-foto
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Blair & Powell - 10 Downing Street-stock-foto
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Sarah Payne Whiting van-stock-foto
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Home Secretary David Blunkett visiting the Hungerford Estate in North London on the day a White Paper on police reform was published. Blunkett was announcing radical reform of the police service which is expected to see civilians given police-style powers for the first time. * 22/02/02 : Police Federation chairman Fred Broughton has said, that police officers have rejected the Home Office's proposed pay reforms. He added that the outcome of a ballot of the 126,000 frontline officers in England and Wales, in which the turnout is thought to have been around 80%, was conclusive. 23/02/02 A-stock-foto
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Britains Queen Elizabeth II during her visit, to Elstree Studios where the famous British soap opera EastEnders is filmed.-stock-foto
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EDITORIAL USE ONLY: Whiting Payne Case-stock-foto
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Oxford Street Christmas Lights-stock-foto
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Wallinger Prometheus-stock-foto
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The Prince of Wales is slapped around the face with a flower by a war protester in Latvia. The incident happened at the Freedom Monument in the capital, Riga, after the Prince had laid a wreath to commemorate the Baltic state's independence. * The women, called Alina, was led away by police saying that she was protesting against Latvia joining Nato and the war in Afghanistan. lwpp 21/1/02: The Latvian teenager was ordered to undergo "educational measures,". A court in Riga, the capital, also ordered Alina Lebedeva's mother to keep a closer eye on her daughter. If the 16-year-old commits a-stock-foto
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Royal Marines from 40 Commando go into a huddle as the Royal Navy Seaking helicopter that flew them in takes off. The Marines are taking part in exercise Saif Sarrea in Oman.-stock-foto
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British Prime Minister Tony Blair greets Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat, outside Downing Street.-stock-foto
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Arafat Arrives at Heathrow-stock-foto
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Two muslim girls demonstrate in London, as part of a march organised by CND against the military strikes on Afghanistan. *...The rally was originally planned as part of the International Day of Protest to Stop the Militarisation of Space but organisers have put the strikes against Afghanistan at the top of their agenda. See PA story WAR Demonstrations. PA Photo: Stefan Rousseau.-stock-foto
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London anti-war march-stock-foto
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Blair Visits Oman-stock-foto
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Prime Minister Tony Blair addresses the audience with his speech during the Labour Party annual conference, at Brighton International Centre.-stock-foto
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RUC officers form a safe corridor along the Ardoyne Road for parents to take their children to the Holy Cross School in Belfast. On the fourth day of unrest in the north Belfast area parents vowed not to take their children to school after receiving death threats from Loyalists.-stock-foto
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Soccer - World Cup 2002 Qualifier - Group Nine - Germany v England-stock-foto
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Durham Cathedral-stock-foto
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Holidaymakers enjoy the sunshine on a crowded Brighton beach on Bank Holiday. The temperatures this holiday weekend have been some of the highest since records began. 25/10/2004 The Government was Monday October 25 2004, urged to agree three extra bank holidays, including one to help break up the 'slog' between the end of summer and the Christmas break. Research by the TUC showed huge support for extra public holidays, with today - the start of the school half-term holidays - being the preferred date. More than 20,000 people took part in a TUC poll, with four in 10 saying a Monday in late-stock-foto
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Policemen join in then fun at the Notting Hill Carnival in west London. The cost of policing this year's street party shot to a record 4 million following the violence which marred last year's event but far fewer arrests have been made compared with last year.-stock-foto
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Mark Bostock (L) and Russell Barrett, from Paragon Mini, drive one of the new BMW Mini Cooper along a stretch of newly-constructed sewer in Hull, mirroring scenes from the film, 'The Italian Job' which starred Michael Caine. * The Yorkshire Water sewer which runs alongside the Humber estuary, is part of a 200 million project stretching 10 km and is 3.6 metres in diameter. * The BMW-built car was taken for the unusual drive dubbed "The Hull Job" as the finishing touches are applied to a six-mile tunnel. The tunnel forms part of the 200 million HumberCare sewerage scheme.-stock-foto
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Disposed Guns-stock-foto
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Paul Burrell Charged With Stealing - London-stock-foto
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Prime Minister Tony Blair (R) shakes hands with US President George Bush after a media conference at RAF Halton. The press conference came after Bush spent the day in Britain prior to the G8 Genoa summit, which both leaders will attend.-stock-foto
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Brixton shooting Replica gun-stock-foto
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Undated collect picture of missing English tourist Peter Falconio, 28, from Huddersfield, West Yorkshire and his girlfriend Joanne Lees, 27, also from Huddersfield.  * There is growing concern for Falconio, who is feared dead after he and his girlfriend Joanne Lees, 27, were flagged down on Saturday night near the tiny outpost of Barrow Creek, 175 miles north of Alice Springs, Australia. Mr Falconio got out of the couple's Kombi van to help the man who claimed he had engine trouble. Miss Lees heard what she thought was a gunshot, then the gunman returned to the van, punched her, tied together-stock-foto
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A soldier watches as Protestant Orangemen set off on a march from Carlisle Circus in west Belfast. About 100,000 members of the Orange Order were taking part in parades across Northern Ireland commemorating the Battle of the Boyne in 1690. * which saw King William of Orange defeat the Catholic forces of King James.-stock-foto
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Smoke billows from a burning barricade on Abbey Street in Bradford this evening, as Asian's and police continue to clash after a day of violence in the city.-stock-foto
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Smoke billows from a burning barricade on Abbey Street in Bradford as Asians and police continue to clash after a day of violence in the city.-stock-foto
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Smoke billows from a burning barricade on Abbey Street in Bradford this evening, as Asian's and police continue to clash after a day of violence in the city.-stock-foto
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Earl Spencer stands outside Althorp, the family Home near Northampton. The house is due to open to the public on Sunday, the day that would have been Diana Princess of Wales' 40th Birthday.-stock-foto
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British Irish Lions Conference-stock-foto
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Lord Archer arrives at the Old Bailey. The best-selling novelist and former deputy chairman of the Tory Party, denies perverting the course of justice, perjury and using a diary as a false instrument in connection with his 1987 libel case against a newspaper.-stock-foto
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Prince Harry arrives with (left-right) Princess Eugenie, Princess Xenia of Germany and Princess Beatrice at St George's Chapel in the precincts of Windsor Castle after attending a service of thanksgiving. * Fifty Royals were at Windsor to celebrate the Duke of Edinburgh's 80th birthday. Family and close friends were later guests at a birthday lunch.-stock-foto
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An outfit from graduate designer Clare Walker of Salisbury College shown on the catwalk, worn by a model wearing a Prince Charles mask, during the Gala Awards Show for the 2001 Prince's Trust Graduate Fashion Show, at Planit 2000 in Shoreditch, London.-stock-foto