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Jon Parker Lee - ten years of photography. An exhibition of press, PR and commercial images at Manchester's 2022NQ Gallery from 22 Nov - 08 Dec 2013. Image supplied for editorial, single usage in connection with above exhibition. World music dtars Amadou and Mariam pictured at New Century hall ahead of their concert in the dark at the Manchester International Festival performance in 2009. PLEASE CREDIT www.jonparkerlee.com on all usage Further info: Jon Parker Lee on 07900 495 753 IMAGE COPYRIGHT: Jon Parker Lee Photography Ltd. TEL: 07900 495 753. EMAIL: [email protected] EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY. NO THIRD PARTY USAGE OR SYNDICATION WITHOUT CONSENT.

John Benfield, actor CREDIT Geraint Lewis

Photo Natalie Earthy https://natalieearthy.com This image is protected by Copyright

Mcc0076149 Model Lily Cole who is acting in The Philanthropist at the Trafalgar Studios, Whitehall, London. photographed on the theatre's roof.

Arne Dahl Swedish Crime Writer and author at The Blenheim Palace Literary Festival at Woodsock, Oxfordshire 2013 . CREDIT Geraint Lewis

Janina Ramirez, author and historian on the steps of the Clarendon Building, Broad Street during the FT Weekend Oxford Literary Festival, 27 March 2022. Photo © Graham Harrison

Taking a nap during the commute on the London Underground 1980s
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© Licensed to London News Pictures. 17.04.13 London, UK. Former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's funeral procession makes it's way along Fleet Street to a service at St Paul's Cathedral, London. Photo credit : Simon Jacobs/LNP

Fastest finger first! Football legends Paul Ince and Jimmy Bullard team up with Carling to celebrate Carling’s Pay Per Inch promotion. Make sure your finger's on the pulse before anyone else and bag yourself a TV for the price of its screen size at www.PayPerInchTV.com Follow @Carling on Twitter for more information. Picture by Shaun Fellows / Shine Pix

Rajahstan 2013 Tim Bishop/Quite Frankly Productions

22/10/2016. Guildford City v North Greenford United

© Martin Shields

Nick Clegg is MP for Sheffield Hallam and Leader of the Liberal Democrats. He was born in 1967 and studied at three universities: Cambridge, Minnesota and College D’Europe. Nick worked as a trainee journalist at the US magazine The Nation and won a national prize for first time writers at the Financial Times. He then worked as a development aid and trade expert for the European Commission, including managing aid projects in some of the poorest parts of the former Soviet Union and leading the European Union side in negotiations for China and Russia to join the World Trade Organisation. He was elected as a member of the European Parliament in 1999, where as Trade and Industry spokesman for the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe he led the move to open up the domestic telecoms market, allowing consumers to pick their telephone provider for the first time and advocated trade measures against illegally logged timber. He was a co-founder of the Campaign for Parliamentary Reform, which argued for more transparency and accountability in the European Parliament. Throughout his time as an MEP, Nick wrote essays on public policy issues including greening the WTO, secondary education policy, and reform of the EU’s decision making procedures. For several years he was a columnist for Guardian Unlimited. Nick stood down from the European Parliament in 2004 and lectured part time at Sheffield and Cambridge Universities. He was elected as MP for Sheffield Hallam in 2005 with a majority of 8,682. Charles Kennedy appointed him as Europe spokesman, acting as deputy to Sir Menzies Campbell. When Campbell won the 2006 leadership election, he appointed Nick as Shadow Home Secretary. He spearheaded the Liberal Democrats’ defence of civil liberties, campaigned for prison reform, a liberal approach to immigration, and defended the Human Rights Act against ongoing attacks from across the political spectrum. In January 2007 he launched the Liberal Democrat’s We Can Cut Crime campaign, widely welcomed by local campaigners as a new and successful way for the party to campaign effectively on crime. Nick was elected leader of the Liberal Democrats on 18 December 2007, two months after the resignation of Menzies Campbell. Focusing on marrying the party’s twin traditions of economic and social liberalism to deliver social justice, he has pledged to double the Liberal Democrats’ representation in parliament. Nick is married to Miriam Gonzalez Durantez and has two young children. Photograph by Jason Bye Credit Mandatory t: 07966 173 930 e: [email protected] w: https://www.jasonbye.com

Chris Solly of Charlton Athletic clashes with Chris Brown of Doncaster Rovers-Charlton Athleic v Doncaster Rovers-Sky Bet Championship Football at the Valley 23/08/2013-© Martin Dalton-10 Cole Avenue Chadwell St Mary Grays Essex RM16 4JN UK-07973 225164-e-mail: [email protected]

A Severn class lifeboat manned by Falmouth RNLI volunteers powers it's way through the swells in Falmouth Bay, Cornwall 2008.

London Blues Exhibition. National Theatre. 6th February-24th March 2007 ©Nobby Clark +44(0)7941-515770 +44(0)20-7274-2105 [email protected]

Picture By Jim Wileman 05/01/2014 Artist Linder Sterling, pictured in her studio at Porthmoer Studios, in St Ives, Cornwall.

Lemmy at Sonisphere