ALT Colourful montage of TV Times front pages and articles, showing the likes of Dick van Dyke, the Duke of Windsor, Prince Charles, Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton, Dusty Springfield and the cast of The Avengers. In the centre is the British Newspaper Archive logo.

ALT A joyful scene from Gay Pride Week in July 1990, featuring two individuals in vibrant and festive attire. One is adorned with an ornate crown and decorative accessories. They stand amidst a leafy outdoor setting, celebrating with many others who marched from Victoria Embankment to Kensington Park.

ALT Front page of the Daily Mirror dated June 14, 1928. The headline reads, "Rain Takes First Innings in the Test Match." The page features several black and white photos of a cricket match, with players bowling, batting, and walking on the field. The page also includes captions describing the match events.

ALT A woman is standing in a cafe setting, leaning against a wooden wall. She is wearing a tailored jacket, a skirt, and holding a handbag. In the background, two small American flags and some tableware are visible on a table with wooden chairs.

ALT A newspaper front page titled "Weekly Dispatch" from June 13, 1926, featuring articles about England's cricket test match, a red rule controversy, and miners' defy act. The page includes advertisements and various headlines, such as "Rival Captains in a Clash" and "Bandits Shoot Girl Clerk."

ALT A woman stands thoughtfully by a doorway in an elegant, floor-length gown, with a low back and dark patterned band, amidst classical columns in a softly lit room.

ALT Black and white front page of The Sphere, showing two large photographs of construction work at Cannon Street Station. The top photograph shows the laying off rails outside of the station, heading south across the river, whilst the photo below shows the view of work looking inside the station.

ALT Black and white snipping of a page from the Family Doctor and People's Medical Adviser, January 1918. To the left, reads 'Replies to Correspondents,' with the three other columns being headed up with the same caption. The text shows replies to different readers.

ALT Black and white front page of the London Daily Chronicle with an advert for 'Humanised Trufood.' The ad includes an illustration of a mother with her baby, as well as listing out the facts, in a Q&A format, that every nursing and expectant mother should know.

ALT Black and white photograph of Ian McKellan speaking at a podium at a Section 28 demo. He wears a T-shirt with a slogan, and a jacket.

ALT Sepia toned front page of the Daily Mirror showing a range of photographs showing attendees at court, from top left clockwise: Miss Eva Wise of New York, a debutante, Baroness Mitsui, the wife of the Japanese ambassador, Miss Guirne Creith, Miss Loraine Liggett of Boston, Miss Bridget D'Oyly Carte, a crowd under umbrellas watching cars arriving at the palace, and Mr. Justice Finlay.

ALT Black and white front cover of the Autocycle from 20 August 1913. With an elaborate masthead, the page features a large advert for the 'four-cylinder 'F.N.' motorcycle, which is depicted with a clown pointing at it.

ALT Black and white front page of the Birmingham Graphic, 28 February 1883. It features a large drawing of the Mayor of Birmingham.

ALT Black and white front page of the Family Doctor and People's Medical Adviser, January 1918. The front page features various adverts for products like Clarke's Medicated Soap, Rigollot's Mustard Leaves, Cadbury's Cocoa and Dr. J. Collis Browne's Chlorodyne.

ALT Cover of The Tatler magazine from June 9, 1926, featuring a scene with a Chelsea pensioner in a wheelchair shaking hands with a figure in military uniform. Two other uniformed figures stand nearby, and a building with an audience is visible in the background.

ALT Black and white photograph of Maureen Colquhoun and her aide Fiona Dilleigh. Colquhoun is shown left, wearing a sweater reading 'Maureen Again.' She has a short dark bob. Next to her, with feathered hair, standing taller, is Dilleigh, who wears a floral patterned shirt and is pinning a rosette on Colquhoun, which readings 'Maureen again.'

ALT Sepia toned front page of the Daily Mirror, with the photograph on the left showing Princess Ingrid of Sweden meeting with Princess Helena Victoria. She was accompanied by her broths Princes Sigvard and Gustavus, who are shown inset in the photograph. To the right, under the headline 'England Leads!,' is a photograph of Jack Hobbs at the crease during the trial test.

ALT Black and white image of Radcliffe Hall. She is shown smoking a cigar, wearing a masculine style suit, and holding a dog. The caption reads: 'Miss Radclyffe Hall, who created a scene at Bow street yesterday, when her book, 'The Well of Loneliness,' was ordered to be destroyed.