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RM2JJEA0D–File photo dated 14/6/2002 of Britain's Prime Minister Tony Blair (right) with David Trimble, The First Minister of Northern Ireland at Jersey airport, Jersey ahead of the British-Irish Council summit taking place in Jersey. The former Northern Ireland first minister has died, the Ulster Unionist Party has announced. Issue date: Monday July 25, 2022.
RM2JHX7CW–File photo dated 26/10/1993 of Prince William, Prince Harry with Tiggy Legge-Bourke arriving at Heathrow Airport. The BBC has agreed to pay substantial damages to the Duke of Cambridge's ex-nanny Tiggy Legge-Bourke over 'false and malicious' allegations about her used to obtain Martin Bashir's 1995 Panorama interview with Diana, Princess of Wales. Issue date: Thursday July 21, 2022.
RM2JHX7CN–File photo dated 26/10/1993 of Prince William with Tiggy Legge-Bourke arriving at Heathrow Airport. The BBC has agreed to pay substantial damages to the Duke of Cambridge's ex-nanny Tiggy Legge-Bourke over 'false and malicious' allegations about her used to obtain Martin Bashir's 1995 Panorama interview with Diana, Princess of Wales. Issue date: Thursday July 21, 2022.
RM2JHJ34H–File photo dated 06/05/94 of Queen Elizabeth II and President Francois Mitterrand of France cutting the ribbon to officially open the Channel tunnel. A British diplomat raised concerns about the secret extent of Mitterrand's ill-health, a decade before the ailing statesman's terminal prognosis was made public. Sir Reginald Hibbert, the UK Government's man in Paris, appraised Whitehall colleagues in December 1981 with 'talk about the President's health which seemed to me to carry a certain amount of conviction'. Issue date: Tuesday July 19, 2022.
RM2J16RJ8–File photo dated 06/05/06 of Lord and Lady Howe arrive for the wedding of Laura Parker Bowles to Harry Lopes. Baroness Howe has died aged 90 after a battle with cancer, her family have said in a statement.
RM2J07TYC–File photo dated 11/12/95 of the Princess of Wales and her Private Secretary, Patrick Jephson, at Heathrow Airport. The BBC said it has paid Diana, Princess of Wales' private secretary Patrick Jephson a 'substantial sum' in damages and has apologised 'unreservedly' to him over the way Martin Bashir obtained his 1995 Panorama interview. Issue date: Thursday March 17, 2022.
RM2HJHM7N–1973: File photo dated March 1972 of barrister James Crespi being led away, wounded and bandaged, after being hurt by an IRA bomb outside the Old Bailey in London. Issue date: Sunday January 30, 2022.
RM2HJHKXF–File photo dated 26/06/98 of Queen Elizabeth II, Colonel in Chief of the Corps of the Royal Engineers, looking though a Theodolite during her visit to the 42 survey Engineer Group at Denison Barracks in Hermitage. Issue date: Sunday January 30, 2022.
RM2HJHKXM–File photo dated 09/07/93 of Queen Elizabeth II, with Chief Instructor, Small Arms Corp LT Col George Harvey, firing the last shot on a standard SA 80 rifle when she attended the centenary of the Army Rifle Association at Bisley. Issue date: Sunday January 30, 2022.
RM2HCG88B–File photo dated 13/07/98 of soldiers watching as the Portadown District No 1 Orangemen marched past Drumcree Church and back from the barricaded road. Prime Minister Tony Blair told the head of the Orange Order to call for an immediate end to the Drumcree parading dispute hours after three young brothers were killed in a loyalist firebomb attack, according to newly released documents from the National Archives. Issue date: Wednesday December 29, 2021.
RM2H4TF4R–File photo dated 16/12/2020 of Su Pollard and Lionel Blair at the wedding Les Dennis and Amanda Holden in Bournemouth. Showbiz veteran Blair has died aged 92, his agent has told the PA news agency. Issue date: Thursday November 4, 2021.
RM2H4TD0G–File photo dated3/5/2006 of Cilla Black and Lionel Blair arrive for the Help the Aged Living Legend Awards, at Windsor Castle, Windsor, Berkshire. Showbiz veteran Blair has died aged 92, his agent has told the PA news agency. Issue date: Thursday November 4, 2021.
RM2FJR2RJ–File photo dated 2/4/1992 of Anthony Hopkins holds the Academy Award Oscar he received for his role as Hannibal Lecter, in the film The Silence of the Lambs, as he arrives at Heathrow airport, London, with his wife Jenny. Sir Anthony Hopkins has been named as best actor at the 2021 Oscars for his role as a man slipping into dementia in The Father. Issue date: Monday April 26, 2021.
RM2F92FNW–File photo dated 10/04/02 of the George VI Memorial Chapel in St George's Chapel, Windsor. Following his funeral, the Duke of Edinburgh will be privately interred in the Royal Vault - but this will not be his final resting place. Issue date: Friday April 16, 2021.
RM2F7PG91–File photo dated 14/05/05 of the Duke of Edinburgh (left) taking part in the Pony-Four-in-Hand. Philip was an accomplished all-round sportsman with a particular passion for polo and carriage driving. Issue date: Friday April 9, 2021.
RM2F7PK7A–File photo dated 14/05/05 of the Duke of Edinburgh (left) taking part in the Pony-Four-in-Hand. Philip was an accomplished all-round sportsman with a particular passion for polo and carriage driving. Issue date: Friday April 9, 2021.
RM2F7PE8B–File photo dated 14/05/05 of The Duke of Edinburgh (left) taking part in the Pony-Four-in-Hand at the Royal Windsor Horse Show. The Duke of Edinburgh has died, Buckingham Palace has announced. Issue date: Friday April 9, 2020.. See PA story DEATH Philip. Photo credit should read: Tim Ockenden/PA Wire
RM2EMBK2X–File photo dated 17/10/90 of Desert Rat Signallers with a Union flag in Hamburg before flying to Saudi Arabia, during the 1991 Gulf war. Issue date: Thursday February 25, 2021. Margaret Thatcher was urged by a government colleague not to embark on a smear campaign against Saddam Hussein at the start of the Gulf War amid concerns over Britain's arms dealings with the Iraqi regime, previously classified papers reveal. Foreign Office minister William Waldegrave said 'propaganda' against Saddam, requested by the then prime minister, was 'not difficult to come by', but he warned such a tactic would
RM2EJ7K1G–File photo dated 30/11/06 of tail fins of British Airways' aircraft parked at Terminal One of Heathrow Airport. British Airways has boosted its liquidity by ??2.45 billion as it tries to weather the coronavirus pandemic. Issue date: Monday February 22, 2021.
RM2E43W7X–File photo dated 30/11/06 of tail fins of British Airways' aircraft parked at Terminal One of Heathrow Airport. The first few days of a series of planned strikes by British Airways cargo workers have been called off after a breakthrough in a dispute over pay and conditions. Issue date: Thursday January 21, 2021.
RM2E0CXAE–File photo dated 30/11/06 of tail fins of British Airways' aircraft parked at Terminal One of Heathrow Airport. British Airways has secured a £2 billion loan to help it weather the pandemic and be ready for a recovery in demand.
RM2DHKKT1–File photo dated 30/11/06 of tail fins of British Airways' aircraft parked at Terminal One of Heathrow Airport. British Airways cargo workers at Heathrow are to take nine days of strike action starting on Christmas Day in a row over pay and conditions.
RM2D33XWG–3 Gold's and a Bronze for Pistol shooter Michael Gault at the 2002 Commonwealth Games shooting competitions at the National Shooting Centre Bisley.
RM2D30F3R–American Mark O'Meara on the 11th fairway watches his ball after shooting out of the rough while playing against Zimbabwean Nick Price, during the afternoon session of his semi final match in the Cisco World Match Play golf Championship at Wentworth.
RM2D31YA9–A passenger at Gatwick Airport, London, takes a break while flights begin to be delayed due to the Coach drivers strike in the Balearic Islands.
RM2D30CAG–The Duchess of York, Sarah Ferguson, at the Charity Day of polo at the Royal Berkshire Polo Club.
RM2D2WW21–The Princess of Wales arrives at Heathrow Airport this morning (Monday) after returning from her visit to Argentina. See PA story ROYAL Princess. Photo by Tim Ockenden/PA
RM2D2XXAM–Firemen work on the roof to gain access to the seat of the blaze of a sound studio at Pinewood after a fire broke out during the making of a new 40 million Avengers film. See PA Story FIRE Pinewood. Photo by Tim Ockenden/PA
RM2D2YBHA–British Aircraft Carrier, HMS Illustrious is waved off as she sets sail out of Portsmouth Harbour this morning (Monday). The warship's tour will take her first to the Mediterranean and then to the Gulf where she is due to arrive in March. Her sister ship, HMS Invincible, has already been sent to the Gulf where tension is mounting following Saddam Hussein's confrontation with the UN over arms inspectors. See PA story DEFENCE Gulf. Photo Tim Ockenden/PA
RM2D2Y4P8–Britain's Greg Rusedski in action against Argentinian Lucas Arnold in the Samsung International in Bournemouth today (Friday). Rusedski will reach a semi-final for the fourth tournament in succession if he wins this afternoon. See PA story TENNIS Rusedski. Photo by Tim Ockenden/PA
RM2D3001F–Richard Branson (centre) launched tonight (Tuesday) his new Gatwick Clubhouse with Jonathan Ross (right) and DJ Rowland Rivron in 1970's style, with a scene from Saturday Night Fever in the Disco area of the new Lounge. Photo Tim Ockenden/PA
RM2D2XC52–Junction 15 of the M25 experiences congestion, on the 10th anniversary of the motorway's opening, today (Tuesday). 18/12/03: Drivers on Britain's busiest road face two years of hold-ups, the AA announced today. The jams are expected when major roadworks begin on the most congested section of London's orbital road, the M25, in early January. The work involves widening a seven-mile stretch west of London between junction 12 (the junction with the M3 south of Staines) and junction 15 (the junction with the M4 near Heathrow airport).
RM2D2X4F9–Police and forensic officers outside the semi-detached house at, Sholing, Southampton, in which four children, all under the age of 13, died in a house fire in the early hours of this morning (Sunday). The parents and a 15-year-old girl escaped the blaze.
RM2D331X6–The scene near Heathrow Airport, where a man has been injured in a shooting incident. The incident occurred on the Colnbrook bypass near Bath Road close to the airport at 4.35pm. * According to unconfirmed reports, armed police patrolling the airport exchanged gunfire with the occupants of a car after it failed to stop.
RM2D31F9A–Kennel maids Debbie Pearce, left, and Alison Walsh with Great Danes, 18 month old Sky, left, and 4 year old Max at the RSPCA Millbrook Animal Centre Chobham. * The RSPCA are desparate to re-home the dogs and their puppies after they were rescued by the charity from a cramped town house.
RM2D2YAWT–Conservative Party leader William Hague with his wife Ffion at Heathrow Airport in the early hours of the morning, after returning from their honeymoon in India.
RM2D2XNFG–Catherine Mosely (left) and Julie Mangan at Heathrow Airport before flying to New Delhi, India to campaign or information on the Hostages in Kashmir who are Kieth Mangan (husband of Julia) and Paul Wells (boyfriend of Catherine) Photo Tim Ockenden /PA
RM2D2Y24R–Convicted double murderer Reginald Dudley, 72, is driven out of Ford Open Prison in West Sussex today (Wednesday) after spending 22 years behind bars. Mr Dudley, who was convicted in 1977 of the killings of two London underworld figures in the so-called 'torso trial', has always protested his innocence over the killings of William Moseley and Michael Cornwall and still vows to clear his name. See PA story POLICE Prisonner. Photo by Tim Ockenden/PA
RM2D30XBE–A British paratroop patrol patrolling the outskirts of Freetown, Sierra Leone, on the day Rebel leader Foday Sankoh was detained by pro-government forces in the country.
RM2D30X8G–Pte. Ian Cheesman, a Para from Hull, right, at a vehicle check point in Freetown, Sierra Leone with a Nigerian UN soldier. UK and UN commanders in Sierra Leone confirmed today there had been 'friction' between British paratroopers and Nigerian soldiers. *...based in the troubled west African country. But both British forces and United Nations officers in the capital Freetown were determined to play down problems, insisting they would be quickly resolved by commanders on the ground. See PA News story DEFENCE Sierra Leone.
RM2D2X9CF–A MIG 29 takes off into the skies above Hampshire this afternoon (Tuesday) during the Farnborough Air Show. Photo by Tim Ockenden/PA. SEE PA STORY DEFENCE Farnborough.
RM2D2YMNT–EF Language overall winner of the Whitbread Round the World Race gathers an escort as she sails up the Solent on the last leg of the race today (Sunday). Photo by Tim Ockenden/PA
RM2D2Y594–The coffin carrying Henri Paul, the chauffeur of the car in which Diana, Princess of Wales and Dodi Fayed died after crashing on August 31, leaves the church in Lorient, France, today (Saturday). Watch for PA Story. Photo by Tim Ockenden/PA.
RM2D2WT4T–Solo yatchswoman Samantha Brewster starts her record breaking attempt to sail around the world (east to west against the prevailing winds) Pictured crossing the start line on Southampton Water at the start of her voyage
RM2D30AW1–Swan Upping - the annual count of the Queen's swans taking place on the banks of the River Thames, Marlow, Barks. The swans and cygnets were released back into the river after being counted and tagged.
RM2D2Y55K–French female Captain Christine Guillou on EF Education in Ocean Village, Southampton where the Whitbread Round the World Yatch Race Press Conference was held today (Thursday). Photo Tim Ockenden/PA.
RM2D3537D–A view of adjacent aircraft is distorted by the heat from the engines of a British Airway's Boeing 747 after landing at Heathrow.
RM2D339C5–New Conservative Party leader Michael Howard with a pint at the Kings Head in Hythe. Mr Howard was this weekend putting the finishing touches to his shadow cabinet following his unopposed election on Thursday. *04/11/04: The leader of the opposition will be spotlighting binge drinking in a whirlwind visit to west Wales and Hertfordshire.
RM2D315JW–Corporal Matthew Magill, 27, from Belfast of the First Battalion Royal Irish Regiment stands with Sierra Leone soldiers at Benguema, 25 miles from the capital Freetown, during the crisis in the African country.
RM2D2XK9X–**STRICT EMBARGO: NOT FOR PUBLICATION BEFORE 0001 HRS TUESDAY, MARCH 11** Head teacher, Mrs Shirley Hartlett, at Shenington CofE Grant Maintained School, today (Monday), which is one of the top 15 schools in the first-ever national performance tables for primary schools. See PA Story EDUCATION Tables. Photo by Tim Ockenden.
RM2D30XEM–A Para Pathfinder guards the road to Lungi Loy where troops shot dead four RUF rebels when they clashed for the first time with British paratroopers.
RM2D2YR87–One of four known football hooligans (unamed) deported from Toulouse in France arriving at Heathrow escorted by French police this morning (Monday). The four men, three of which remain unamed are known by police as category 3 hooligan leaders and today security was stepped up allowing authorities to remove known troublemakers. See PA Story SPORT Cup. Photo Tim Ockenden/PA
RM2D2YGEA–Lt. Col.Keith Pople arrives today (Tuesday)) at his Court Marshall at Aldershot where he faces allegations of sexual misconduct. Watch for PA Story. Photo Tim Ockenden/PA
RM2D308YH–Kosovo Albanian's in an old VW camper van, remove belongings from a Serbian village in Grace, Western Kosovo.
RM2D30AY4–A USAF (United States Air Force) B2 Stealth Bomber is checked after arriving at Fairford, for the Royal International Air Tattoo, which opens 24/7/99 to mark the 50th Anniversary of NATO.
RM2D326NP–Sports commentator Jimmy Hill leaves the memorial service of football commentator legend Brian Moore at St. Giles' Church Farnborough Kent.
RM2D31D7N–Cuff Links with the Prince of Wales's Crest on them, made by Fiona Rae, which the Prince gives as gifts on official overseas visits. Ms Rae has been awarded the Royal Warrant from the Prince for her work on these and other Emerald jewellery and silverware.
RM2D2XFRK–The high-tech capsule hanging beneath the Virgin balloon, is carried aloft into the jetstream above Marrakesh in Morocco after its successful launch this morning (Tuesday) at the start of its epic circumnavigation of the globe. The journey is expected to take 18 days and the craft is designed to withstand possible wind speeds of over 250 mph. See PA Story AIR Branson/By Tim Ockenden/PA.
RM2D2X0A4–The new Welsh halfback pairing of Robert Howley (left) and Arwel Thomas (right) plan tactics during training at Sandhurst Army Collage today (Friday) before they take on England at Twickenham tomorrow.
RM2D2YB3P–'Breitling Orbiter 2' engineer, Andy Elson, stands inside the capsule of the latest balloon to attempt the round-the-world record today (Thursday), as he prepares it for its launch from the Chateau d'Oex in Switzerland tomorrow. Elson, from Wells in Somerset, will be joined by fellow pilots Bertrand Piccard and Wim Verstraeten for the epic journey, which could take as little as two weeks. See PA story AIR Balloon. Photo Tim Ockenden/PA
RM2D2X6WX–Fans greet the dejected England team as they return to their Burnham Beeches hotel early this morning (Thursday) following their dramatic exit from the Euro 96 competition in a penalty shoot-out against Germany at Wembley last night which culminated in Gareth Southgate missing the sixth English penalty. By Tim Ockenden/PA.
RM2D2XK07–Heng Suan Lim and wife Cora arrives at Winchester Crown Court this morning (Tuesday). The jury hearing match-fixing allegations against Segers, Bruce Grobbelaar and John Fashanu retired yesterday (Monday) to consider their verdicts.Photo by Tim Ockenden/PA See PA story COURTS Grobbelaar.
RM2D34H67–A police helicopter overflies Forest School, at Winnersh, near Reading, Monday February 6, 2006. The school near Reading was today closed after a woman's body was found in the grounds. Police were called to the Forest School at 8.20am when the woman's body was found. Thames Valley Police said the school had been closed with arrangements put in place to take pupils away. See PA story POLICE School. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Photo credit should read: Tim Ockenden/PA.
RM2D30T3P–The coffins of the Leeds United football club supporters, stabbed to death in street violence before the UEFA Cup football match against Galatasaray in Istanbul, Turkey, arrive back in England at Heathrow Airport.
RM2D3294A–The Countess of Wessex speaks with youngsters at the official opening of the 9.8 million Aqua Vale Leisure Centre in Aylesbury. *The royal couple showed no sign of unease in the wake of last month's controversy when a film crew from Edward's film company Ardent followed Prince William at university in breach of a privacy agreement.
RM2D2XP71–The new coxless four who will represent Britain at the Sydney 2000 Olympics at the Leander Club in Henley today (Tuesday) where it was announced this morning. From left to right: Steve Redgrave, James Cracknell, Tim Forster and Matthew Pinsent. Photo by Tim Ockenden/ PA
RM2D2WX36–Soldiers from the company of Gurkhas that is to fly out to Bosnia shortly, in their first operational deployment since the Falklands conflict, check their rifles at their base of Church Cookham in Hampshire today (Friday). The advance party of the Nepalese troops will leave on Sunday to be followed shortly afterwards by the remaining 100 soldiers whose task will be to provide security and protection for divisional headquarters.
RM2D2Y3H6–Ross Kemp, alias Grant Mitchell in Eastenders, lends his support to Uxbridge Labour candidate, Andy Slaughter by helping hand out the Party's special by-election videos to potential voters in the constituency today (Monday). Photo Tim Ockenden/PA
RM2D2YRCG–THE PARACHUTE REGIMENT ON PARADE FOR THE PRESENTATION OF NEW COLOURS BY THE PRINCE OF WALES, AT THEIR HEADQUARTERS IN ALDERSHOT.
RM2D2YYR0–Peter and Zara Phillips, at the Funeral of their grandfather, Major Peter Phillips, at St Peter and St Paul church in the village of Great Somerford, Wiltshire, today (Friday). Photo by Tim Ockenden. See PA Story FUNERAL Phillips.
RM2D30WC1–PA Library photo dated 21/10/1998 : Former Yorkshire and England batsman turned cricket commentator Geoff Boycott, 59, was today 34 May 2000 appearing in a French court appealing against his conviction for beating up an ex-girlfriend Margaret Moore and punching her more than 20 times, during a row at their, 1,000-a-night Hotel Cap, in Antibes, on the French Riviera. Mr. Boycott was given a three-month suspended jail sentence and a fine of more than, 5,000 in January 1998 . See PA Story COURTS Bot=ycott. PA Photo.
RM2D2XXEN–Lesley and Paul Colella pose for photographs by the winner's post at Sandown Park, Surrey, this morning (Saturday) following their wedding ceremony. They are the first couple to be married at the racecourse on a raceday. Photo by Tim Ockenden/PA.
RM2D2WNA2–A Jaguar pilot (l) talks to Group Captain Graham Cullington (Group captain of the detachment) at Gioia del Colle airbase in Italy today (Tue) after he had fired laser guided bombs to their targets during a raid over Bosnia. See PA Story DEFENCE Bosnia.
RM2D2XC1B–Chelsea coach Ruud Gullit during a news conference at the Chelsea training ground in Harlington, Middlesex, this afternoon (Friday) as staff and players attempt to come to terms with the sudden death of the club's extrovert vice-chairman Matthew harding in a helicopter crash in Cheshire on Tuesday night. See PA story AIR Helicopter/By Tim Ockenden/PA.
RM2D2X014–Ship wreck back-packers Steve Nicholson and Caroline Harrison who plan to marry, arrive at Heathrow Airport after their flight from Kuala Lumpur.
RM2D2XTW2–Ian Woosnam chips on to the 18th green to lead the tournanent at 11 under Parr, today (Sunday) during the third round of the Volvo PGA Championship at Wentworth. Photo Tim Ockenden/PA
RM2D30K21–The sign at the SmithKline Beecham offices in Brentford, as the two drugs giants Glaxo-Wellcome and SmithKline Beecham announced they had agreed terms for a merger to form Glaxo-SmithKline. * The merger will create the world's leading research-based pharmaceutical company. The combined group will have a value of around 114 billion and will be one of Europe's largest companies by stock market value.
RM2D3330T–TV presenter Alastair Stewart leaves Basingstoke magistrates where he pleaded guilty to drink-driving. Stewart, 50, who is the presenter of the ITV show Police, Camera, Action, was more than three times the limit when his car crashed in Wood Lane, * .. north of Winchester, on June 19. He was fined 3,000 and banned from driving for 30 months.
RM2D30TEN–Ian Woosnam on the 2nd fairway while playing a fourball round with Colin Montgomerie, during the Seve Ballesteros Trophy 2000 golf Tournament at Sunningdale.
RM2D322RC–Leggy Lou (right) ridden by jockey Olivier Peslier wins the Princess Margaret Stakes at Ascot.
RM2D2XTM5–Nick Faldo on to the 1st green this afternoon with the Wentworth Club house and 1st tee in background (Saturday) during the second round of the Volvo PGA Championship at Wentworth. Photo Tim Ockenden/PA
RM2D33M7X–Police in riot gear wait outside Harmondsworth Immigration Detention Centre, near London's Heathrow airport where a 'serious' disturbance broke out after the body of an asylum seeker was discovered yesterday, and staff had to withdraw for their own safety. Police are investigating the death but it is believed that it is not suspicious.
RM2D2XA1H–David Middleton, 18, from Corby, Northamptonshire demostrates his new redesigned lightwieght starting blocks for athletes at the final of the Young Engineers for Britain competition held at Heathrow Airport today (Tuesday). The winner will be announced tomorrow. PA Photo by Tim Ockenden/PA.
RM2D337C6–Jonny Wilkinson (left) and Steve Thompson of England's Rugby World Cup squad pose on the steps of a BA aircraft at Heathrow Airport, before their departure to Australia, to compete in the Rugby World Cup.
RM2D30EAP–David Coe, 43 with his wife Toyah at Heathrow Airport, after arriving from the Gold Coast Africa where he was working for the charity Orbis. He was stopped and kept in a crowded cell before being released. * Mr Coe was first stopped when he tried to return to the UK after spending several days working in Ivory Coast for the charity Orbis UK, which helps the blind. Mr Coe, from Dulwich, south London, who is executive director of Orbis, had been held in a crowded cell following his arrest.
RM2D2YF8E–Filer of five-year-old Tenneh Cole from Sierra Leone, who was flown to Britain two years ago to have a bullet removed from her brain. The war orphan has been found two weeks after she fled into the African bush from troops raiding her orphanage. By Tim Ockenden/See Story SOCIAL Orphan
RM2D2XJ3J–Former footballer Alan Hansen, arriving at Winchester Crown Court to give evidence at the trial of Bruce Grobbelaar, Hans Segers, John Fashanu, and businessman Heng Suan Lim. * Bruce Grobbelaar, 39, the former Liverpool and Southampton goalkeeper, former Wimbledon keeper Hans Segers, 35, former Aston Villa and Wimbledon striker John Fashanu, 34, and Malaysian businessman Heng Suan Lim, 31, deny conspiring to give and accept corrupt payments to influence or attempt to influence the outcome of football matches.
RM2D315M0–Lt Cpl Mark Orr from Newtonards, Northern Ireland, of the 1st Royal Irish Regiment, guarding the Royal Fleet Auxiliary ship Sir Percivale where five British soldiers are thought to be awaiting the release of their six comrades being held hostage in the jungle.
RM2D310JF–Former Tory minister Rod Richards, arriving at Kingston Crown Court, is accused of inflicting grievous bodily harm on a young woman. Richards, 53, is alleged to have attacked Cassandra Melvin in Kew, south-west London, on July 27 1999.
RM2D2YF2B–Gary Russell from Farnham, Surrey arrives back at Gatwick Airport early this morning (Thursday) after his British Airways flight was forced to make an unwanted 48 hour stop over in Miami, Florida due to a fault in the undercarriage computer system. Mr Russell, who like all the passengers received 500 and a full refund on this ticket price from the airline, described the delay as 'just one of those things'. Photo Tim Ockenden /PA
RM2D3183A–Chris Barton, a teenager who claimed he had been set on fire by a racist gang but later admitted making up the entire story, arriving at Oxford Magistrates Court for sentencing. Barton,18, who is of West Indian origin, pleaded guilty to wasting police time. * and making a false statement when he appeared at the court.
RM2D3430K–Mr Dinos ridden by jockey Frankie Dettori wins The Bounusprint Henry II Stakes at Sandown Park.
RM2D319FG–The first production Eurofighter (Typhoon), which was unveiled for the first time at BAE SYSTEMS at Warton near Preston. 8/4/04: The company has said that it was cutting another 1,000 jobs over the next two years - a week after it announced plans to lose 760. The latest jobs to be lost will be within its air systems division at Warton and Samlesbury in Lancashire.
RM2D33180–A sailor from HMS Ark Royal is greeted by a love one as the Royal Navy's flagship arrived home to the UK. Cheers, Union flags and tears of joy greeted the arrival as a crowd of up to 3,000 packed the jetty of Portsmouth's naval base * ... to give the crew a heroes' welcome. A flypast of military helicopters and a military band heralded their arrival. The mighty aircraft carrier sailed from Portsmouth on January 11, leading Britain's largest maritime task-force since the Falklands War. The Ark Royal was due to head a long-planned Naval Task Group deployment to the Gulf and Asia Pacific regio
