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Bbc television centre london wood lane Black & White Stock Photos

BBC newsreader Peter Woods (in car), arriving at the Television Centre, Wood Lane, London. Woods talks to Michael Sullivan, TV reporter at the picket line. Stock Photo

RMG40XKX–BBC newsreader Peter Woods (in car), arriving at the Television Centre, Wood Lane, London. Woods talks to Michael Sullivan, TV reporter at the picket line.

RMG4112J–BBC newsreader Peter Woods (in car), arriving at the Television Centre, Wood Lane, London. Woods talks to Michael Sullivan, TV reporter at the picket line.

Inside the studios of the British Broadcasting Corporation's 12 million Television Centre, in Wood Lane, near the White City, London. Believed to be the biggest television headquarters in Europe, it will be opened officially on June 29th. Stock Photo

RMG7FR8Y–Inside the studios of the British Broadcasting Corporation's 12 million Television Centre, in Wood Lane, near the White City, London. Believed to be the biggest television headquarters in Europe, it will be opened officially on June 29th.

The fountain in the courtyard of the British Broadcasting Corporation's 12 million Television Centre, in Wood Lane, near the White City, London. Stock Photo

RMG7FR8F–The fountain in the courtyard of the British Broadcasting Corporation's 12 million Television Centre, in Wood Lane, near the White City, London.

Winners of tonight's 'A Song for Europe' finals at BBC Television Centre in Wood Lane, London, after their their success as Belle and the Devotions, with their song 'Love Games'. (l-r) Laura James, 19, Kit Rolf, 28, and Linda Sofield, 21. Stock Photo

RMG8XK17–Winners of tonight's 'A Song for Europe' finals at BBC Television Centre in Wood Lane, London, after their their success as Belle and the Devotions, with their song 'Love Games'. (l-r) Laura James, 19, Kit Rolf, 28, and Linda Sofield, 21.

1976: The new all-girl dancing troupe for the 'Top of the Pops' programme at the BBC TV centre in Wood Lane, London. Viewers are being asked to choose a name for the group (later named 'Legs & Co') who are, from left, back row, Patti Hammond, Sue Menhenick, Lulu Cartwright and Pauline Peters. In front are Rosemary Hetherington and Gill Clark. Stock Photo

RMG577Y4–1976: The new all-girl dancing troupe for the 'Top of the Pops' programme at the BBC TV centre in Wood Lane, London. Viewers are being asked to choose a name for the group (later named 'Legs & Co') who are, from left, back row, Patti Hammond, Sue Menhenick, Lulu Cartwright and Pauline Peters. In front are Rosemary Hetherington and Gill Clark.