1997 newspaper hi-res stock photography and images

Sun newspaper. Front page news, 'It must be you'. May 1st 1997 Newspaper headline for the election of Tony Blair. New Labour. 1970s UK HOMER SYKES Stock Photo

RMAY82E0–Sun newspaper. Front page news, 'It must be you'. May 1st 1997 Newspaper headline for the election of Tony Blair. New Labour. 1970s UK HOMER SYKES

'End of profit-related pay hits workers in the wage packet' newspaper article London UK 1997 Stock Photo

RMPXMYB4–'End of profit-related pay hits workers in the wage packet' newspaper article London UK 1997

Nigeria: 'Battle Royal for Benin relics'. Headline from the Glasgow Herald, January 25 1997. Stock Photo

RM2B010XW–Nigeria: 'Battle Royal for Benin relics'. Headline from the Glasgow Herald, January 25 1997.

Five newspaper deliverers, with various regional newspapers in hand, Haarlem, The Netherlands, 02-04-1997, Whizgle Dutch News: Historic Images Tailored for the Future. Explore The Netherlands past with modern perspectives through Dutch agency imagery. Bridging yesterday's events with tomorrow's insights. Embark on a timeless journey with stories that shape our future. Stock Photo

RM2XR9R19–Five newspaper deliverers, with various regional newspapers in hand, Haarlem, The Netherlands, 02-04-1997, Whizgle Dutch News: Historic Images Tailored for the Future. Explore The Netherlands past with modern perspectives through Dutch agency imagery. Bridging yesterday's events with tomorrow's insights. Embark on a timeless journey with stories that shape our future.

London, England - August 12, 2017: British Newspaper The Mirror reporting the Funeral of Princess Diana from September 1997. Stock Photo

RMJWJWBM–London, England - August 12, 2017: British Newspaper The Mirror reporting the Funeral of Princess Diana from September 1997.

Activists selling The Socialist Newspaper, 1997 UK Election Stock Photo

RM2KMATTY–Activists selling The Socialist Newspaper, 1997 UK Election

Liverpool Echo Sports Team. 5th May 1997. Ken Rogers seated. Stock Photo

RMETNEY5–Liverpool Echo Sports Team. 5th May 1997. Ken Rogers seated.

Epp, Joseph Andreas, 1914 - 1997, German Inventor, newspaper report about his flying saucer 'Omega Diskus 39/58', Saarbrücker Zeitung, No. 182, 7.8.1965 / 8.8.1965, Stock Photo

RMAR8TFR–Epp, Joseph Andreas, 1914 - 1997, German Inventor, newspaper report about his flying saucer 'Omega Diskus 39/58', Saarbrücker Zeitung, No. 182, 7.8.1965 / 8.8.1965,

Vintage 'Time' Magazine 15 September 1997 issue advert, USA Stock Photo

RM2Y60AJT–Vintage 'Time' Magazine 15 September 1997 issue advert, USA

Prime Minister Tony Blair with copy of THE MIRROR newspaper during 1997 Referendum YES campaign for National Assembly for Wales Stock Photo

RMBM25HG–Prime Minister Tony Blair with copy of THE MIRROR newspaper during 1997 Referendum YES campaign for National Assembly for Wales

Article about Mother Theresa and of Diana, Princess of Wales, The Sunday Times Newspaper after their deaths (paper dated 7th Sept 1997). Stock Photo

RM2F93WME–Article about Mother Theresa and of Diana, Princess of Wales, The Sunday Times Newspaper after their deaths (paper dated 7th Sept 1997).

Joao Silverio Trevisan, 1997 Stock Photo

RMH50647–Joao Silverio Trevisan, 1997

Tony Blair Prime Minister at Number 10 1997 reading a copy of The Mirror newspaper Stock Photo

RMB4WA67–Tony Blair Prime Minister at Number 10 1997 reading a copy of The Mirror newspaper

Former MI5 agent David Shayler and partner Annie Machon arrive at The High Court in London. Shayler is accused of breaching the Official Secrets Act by leaking information to a Sunday newspaper three years ago. *The 35-year-old former spy faces three charges relating to an article in the Mail on Sunday in 1997 claiming that agents in the 1970s tapped the telephone of former Northern Ireland Secretary Peter Mandelson and kept a file on Jack Straw. Stock Photo

RMG5BNJH–Former MI5 agent David Shayler and partner Annie Machon arrive at The High Court in London. Shayler is accused of breaching the Official Secrets Act by leaking information to a Sunday newspaper three years ago. *The 35-year-old former spy faces three charges relating to an article in the Mail on Sunday in 1997 claiming that agents in the 1970s tapped the telephone of former Northern Ireland Secretary Peter Mandelson and kept a file on Jack Straw.

Tony Blair MP Labour leader reads the Daily Mirror newspaper at Home circa 1997 Stock Photo

RMB3NGNR–Tony Blair MP Labour leader reads the Daily Mirror newspaper at Home circa 1997

News of the World 31st August 1997 Stock Photo

RM2T8FNTD–News of the World 31st August 1997

Observer newspaper on 7th September, 1997, the day after Princess Diana's funeral. NOTE: If used, the photo must be shown as part of the newspaper. Stock Photo

RM2A56GB5–Observer newspaper on 7th September, 1997, the day after Princess Diana's funeral. NOTE: If used, the photo must be shown as part of the newspaper.

4 July 2024. Front page headline in The Sun is Time For a New Manager as the paper backs the Labour Party in the General Election for the first time since 1997. Stock Photo

RM2XG2P5C–4 July 2024. Front page headline in The Sun is Time For a New Manager as the paper backs the Labour Party in the General Election for the first time since 1997.

British newspaper headlines during the Owen Patterson sleaze affair. November, 2021. Owen William Paterson (born 24 June 1956) is a British former politician. A member of the Conservative Party, he served as Member of Parliament (MP) for North Shropshire from 1997 until his resignation in 2021. Paterson resigned from the House of Commons on 5 November 2021 amid controversy surrounding a report by the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards that found that he had broken paid advocacy rules. Stock Photo

RM2R21550–British newspaper headlines during the Owen Patterson sleaze affair. November, 2021. Owen William Paterson (born 24 June 1956) is a British former politician. A member of the Conservative Party, he served as Member of Parliament (MP) for North Shropshire from 1997 until his resignation in 2021. Paterson resigned from the House of Commons on 5 November 2021 amid controversy surrounding a report by the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards that found that he had broken paid advocacy rules.

RM2JDPBD6–ROTH,GARCIA, HOODLUM, 1997

'Revealed: Scandal of Iceland options' newspaper article in the business section of The Observer UK September 1997 Stock Photo

RMPXMY91–'Revealed: Scandal of Iceland options' newspaper article in the business section of The Observer UK September 1997

World Cup Athletics - Athens 1997 Hanne Hanne Haugland reads about her own World Cup in Athens on the plane home. Photo: Erik Johansen / NTB Stock Photo

RM2K8JTJ2–World Cup Athletics - Athens 1997 Hanne Hanne Haugland reads about her own World Cup in Athens on the plane home. Photo: Erik Johansen / NTB

Princess Diana and Prince Harry on the front page of the Guardian newspaper headline after the funeral in London England UK 6 September 1997 Stock Photo

RM2B68W6K–Princess Diana and Prince Harry on the front page of the Guardian newspaper headline after the funeral in London England UK 6 September 1997

British Newspaper The Mirror reporting the Death of Princess Diana from September 1997. Stock Photo

RMJWJWCB–British Newspaper The Mirror reporting the Death of Princess Diana from September 1997.

Oslo 1997-10-14: Newly hired editor in Klassekampen, Jon Michelet found four layoffs on his desk when he began his first working day. Smokes cigarette. NTB photo: Jon EEG / NTB Stock Photo

RM2K8TGM0–Oslo 1997-10-14: Newly hired editor in Klassekampen, Jon Michelet found four layoffs on his desk when he began his first working day. Smokes cigarette. NTB photo: Jon EEG / NTB

Lord Archer and his wife Mary arrive at the Old Bailey, central London, 2001. The best-selling novelist and former deputy chairman of the Conservative Party denies perverting the course of justice, perjury and using a diary as a false instrument. * in connection with his 1997 libel case against a newspaper. Stock Photo

RMG5DMYC–Lord Archer and his wife Mary arrive at the Old Bailey, central London, 2001. The best-selling novelist and former deputy chairman of the Conservative Party denies perverting the course of justice, perjury and using a diary as a false instrument. * in connection with his 1997 libel case against a newspaper.

World Cup Athletics - Athens 1997 Married couple Håkon Särnblom and Hanne Haugland read Norwegian newspapers' spread about Hanne's victory in height during the World Cup in Athens. Photo: Erik Johansen / NTB Stock Photo

RM2K8MHEN–World Cup Athletics - Athens 1997 Married couple Håkon Särnblom and Hanne Haugland read Norwegian newspapers' spread about Hanne's victory in height during the World Cup in Athens. Photo: Erik Johansen / NTB

John Peel backstage at the Glastonbury Festival 1997. Stock Photo

RM2FMP6XN–John Peel backstage at the Glastonbury Festival 1997.

RMBM21A4–Prime Minister Tony Blair with copy of THE MIRROR newspaper during 1997 Referendum YES campaign for National Assembly for Wales

Front page of the The Sunday Times Newspaper after the funeral of Diana, Princess of Wales, 6th September 1997 (paper dated 7th Sept 1997). Stock Photo

RM2F93W8K–Front page of the The Sunday Times Newspaper after the funeral of Diana, Princess of Wales, 6th September 1997 (paper dated 7th Sept 1997).

N/A. English: Rose newspaper stamp, KK issue 1851. Sold 25,000 SF in 1997. Michel N°8. 1851 (scan 2017-06-20). Post of the Empire of Austria. 29 1851 Newspaper rose Goisern Mi8 Stock Photo

RMP5G4XK–N/A. English: Rose newspaper stamp, KK issue 1851. Sold 25,000 SF in 1997. Michel N°8. 1851 (scan 2017-06-20). Post of the Empire of Austria. 29 1851 Newspaper rose Goisern Mi8

Paris, France, Archives, Old French Newspaper, Front Page , Article de Presse, Liberation, AIDS Epidemic 1997 Stock Photo

RM2MANMBE–Paris, France, Archives, Old French Newspaper, Front Page , Article de Presse, Liberation, AIDS Epidemic 1997

1967 , ITALY : The photos of italian countesse GIOVANNA AGUSTA ( born in 1945 ) pubblied on belgian newspaper LA MEUSE , daugher of rich count Domenico Agusta , escaped with the brazilian soccer champion José Germano de Sales ( 1942 - 1997 ) with great scandal at time - NOBILI - NOBILE - Conte - Nobiltà italiana - contessa - SCANDALO di CRONACA ROSA - fuga d' amore - NOBILITY ---- Archivio GBB Stock Photo

RM2FJXMG6–1967 , ITALY : The photos of italian countesse GIOVANNA AGUSTA ( born in 1945 ) pubblied on belgian newspaper LA MEUSE , daugher of rich count Domenico Agusta , escaped with the brazilian soccer champion José Germano de Sales ( 1942 - 1997 ) with great scandal at time - NOBILI - NOBILE - Conte - Nobiltà italiana - contessa - SCANDALO di CRONACA ROSA - fuga d' amore - NOBILITY ---- Archivio GBB

1990s Retro Travel Businessman London train blur, talking on mobile telephone seated on British railway station platform bench. Reading a newspaper and talking on latest 90s technology small Ericsson mobile cell telephone. InterCity Cross Country Virgin train passing with speed blur. Fashion style technology travel and transport in the 1990s Stock Photo

RM2HG5JMM–1990s Retro Travel Businessman London train blur, talking on mobile telephone seated on British railway station platform bench. Reading a newspaper and talking on latest 90s technology small Ericsson mobile cell telephone. InterCity Cross Country Virgin train passing with speed blur. Fashion style technology travel and transport in the 1990s

Paper boy delivering papers Newcastle 1997 Stock Photo

RMA1TY28–Paper boy delivering papers Newcastle 1997

RM2A56GB7–Observer newspaper on 7th September, 1997, the day after Princess Diana's funeral. NOTE: If used, the photo must be shown as part of the newspaper.

Holidaymakers read newspapers and magazines on the beach. [automated translation] Stock Photo

RM2FNFHAK–Holidaymakers read newspapers and magazines on the beach. [automated translation]

RM2R21560–British newspaper headlines during the Owen Patterson sleaze affair. November, 2021. Owen William Paterson (born 24 June 1956) is a British former politician. A member of the Conservative Party, he served as Member of Parliament (MP) for North Shropshire from 1997 until his resignation in 2021. Paterson resigned from the House of Commons on 5 November 2021 amid controversy surrounding a report by the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards that found that he had broken paid advocacy rules.

Labour Party leader in Wales Ron Davies reading about the 1997 election landslide in The Western Mail Cardiff South Wales UK Stock Photo

RMBKM0KE–Labour Party leader in Wales Ron Davies reading about the 1997 election landslide in The Western Mail Cardiff South Wales UK

(190909) -- CHANGSHA, Sept. 9, 2019 (Xinhua) -- Tang Shangjun reads newspaper at home in Wuhan Village of Anhua County in Yiyang City, central China's Hunan Province, Sept. 7, 2019. A wooden house stands alone in the deep mountains covered by a vibrant leafy blanket of trees, not only as a dwelling, but also as a classroom where Tang Shangjun has been tutoring students for more than 20 years. Tang, a 92-year-old rural teacher, started tutoring children left behind by their migrant parents free of charge in Wuhan Village in 1997, 10 years after he retired from teaching in Anhua County. Stock Photo

RMWPHWEY–(190909) -- CHANGSHA, Sept. 9, 2019 (Xinhua) -- Tang Shangjun reads newspaper at home in Wuhan Village of Anhua County in Yiyang City, central China's Hunan Province, Sept. 7, 2019. A wooden house stands alone in the deep mountains covered by a vibrant leafy blanket of trees, not only as a dwelling, but also as a classroom where Tang Shangjun has been tutoring students for more than 20 years. Tang, a 92-year-old rural teacher, started tutoring children left behind by their migrant parents free of charge in Wuhan Village in 1997, 10 years after he retired from teaching in Anhua County.

Texts cable newspaper, Velsen and IJm., IJmuiden, The Netherlands, 10-02-1997, Whizgle News from the Past, Tailored for the Future. Explore historical narratives, Dutch The Netherlands agency image with a modern perspective, bridging the gap between yesterday's events and tomorrow's insights. A timeless journey shaping the stories that shape our future. Stock Photo

RM2TE0G2E–Texts cable newspaper, Velsen and IJm., IJmuiden, The Netherlands, 10-02-1997, Whizgle News from the Past, Tailored for the Future. Explore historical narratives, Dutch The Netherlands agency image with a modern perspective, bridging the gap between yesterday's events and tomorrow's insights. A timeless journey shaping the stories that shape our future.

Observer newspaper inside page article headline 'Two out of three say monarchy damaged' Stock Photo

RM2B6998F–Observer newspaper inside page article headline 'Two out of three say monarchy damaged'

RMJWJWC9–British Newspaper The Mirror reporting the Death of Princess Diana from September 1997.

'A princess, a funeral and a nation's sadness' newspaper headline in The Observer on the Death of Diana Princess of Wales, London, England UK Stock Photo

RMJX6DA8–'A princess, a funeral and a nation's sadness' newspaper headline in The Observer on the Death of Diana Princess of Wales, London, England UK

Lord Archer holds the car door open for his wife Mary as they arrive at the Old Bailey, central London, 2001. The best-selling novelist and former deputy chairman of the Conservative Party denies perverting the course of justice, perjury and using a diary as a false instrument. * in connection with his 1997 libel case against a newspaper. Stock Photo

RMG5DMXP–Lord Archer holds the car door open for his wife Mary as they arrive at the Old Bailey, central London, 2001. The best-selling novelist and former deputy chairman of the Conservative Party denies perverting the course of justice, perjury and using a diary as a false instrument. * in connection with his 1997 libel case against a newspaper.

Epp, Joseph Andreas, 1914 - 1997, German Inventor, half length, with construction of his flying saucer 'Omega Diskus 39/58', newspaper report, AZ, (Abendzeitung), Munich, 1965, Stock Photo

RMAHM22X–Epp, Joseph Andreas, 1914 - 1997, German Inventor, half length, with construction of his flying saucer 'Omega Diskus 39/58', newspaper report, AZ, (Abendzeitung), Munich, 1965,

The former MI5 agent David Shayler, 35, arrives with his girlfriend Annie Machon, at the House of Lords, London, after making an appeal that the Official Secrets Act breaches the Human Rights Act in respect to his up and coming court case. * Mr Shayler is accused of breaching the Official Secrets Act by leaking documents to a Sunday newspaper in 1997. Stock Photo

RMG5N7BC–The former MI5 agent David Shayler, 35, arrives with his girlfriend Annie Machon, at the House of Lords, London, after making an appeal that the Official Secrets Act breaches the Human Rights Act in respect to his up and coming court case. * Mr Shayler is accused of breaching the Official Secrets Act by leaking documents to a Sunday newspaper in 1997.

RM2FMP6Y3–John Peel backstage at the Glastonbury Festival 1997.

Inside page of The Sunday Times Newspaper after the funeral of Diana, Princess of Wales, 6th September 1997 (paper dated 7th Sept 1997). Stock Photo

RM2F93WC6–Inside page of The Sunday Times Newspaper after the funeral of Diana, Princess of Wales, 6th September 1997 (paper dated 7th Sept 1997).

Library filer dated 19/12/96 of Britain's Duchess of York (left) and her father Major Ronald Ferguson (centre), who, it has been revealed has been fighting cancer for the past two years. He was diagnosed with the prostate cancer after a regular medical check-up and underwent treatment between February and April 1997. The disease is now in remission after three months of radiotherapy treatment, he told the Mirror newspaper. PA photo by Adam Butler. See PA story HEALTH Ferguson. Stock Photo

RMG4GMNA–Library filer dated 19/12/96 of Britain's Duchess of York (left) and her father Major Ronald Ferguson (centre), who, it has been revealed has been fighting cancer for the past two years. He was diagnosed with the prostate cancer after a regular medical check-up and underwent treatment between February and April 1997. The disease is now in remission after three months of radiotherapy treatment, he told the Mirror newspaper. PA photo by Adam Butler. See PA story HEALTH Ferguson.

ANDREW NEIL.NEWSPAPER EDITOR, TV PRESENTER.23/10/1997.L14A6C. Stock Photo

RMDKWC4Y–ANDREW NEIL.NEWSPAPER EDITOR, TV PRESENTER.23/10/1997.L14A6C.

George Carman QC, representing the Sun newspaper, arrives at the High Court for the libel action by Bruce Grobbelaar against the Sun over match-fixing allegations. The civil action follows Grobbelaar's acquittal in two criminal trials at Winchester Crown Court in 1997. * First trial ended in deadlock. Former Liverpool goalkeeper Grobbelaar was cleared of conspiracy along with ex-Wimbledon stars John Fashanu and Hans Segers, and businessman Heng Suan Lim. Stock Photo

RMG4MXW1–George Carman QC, representing the Sun newspaper, arrives at the High Court for the libel action by Bruce Grobbelaar against the Sun over match-fixing allegations. The civil action follows Grobbelaar's acquittal in two criminal trials at Winchester Crown Court in 1997. * First trial ended in deadlock. Former Liverpool goalkeeper Grobbelaar was cleared of conspiracy along with ex-Wimbledon stars John Fashanu and Hans Segers, and businessman Heng Suan Lim.

Lille 1997 : La Voix du Nord,La voix des sports,Galerie Grand' Place Stock Photo

RM2D8118D–Lille 1997 : La Voix du Nord,La voix des sports,Galerie Grand' Place

File photo dated 9/8/1997 of Diana, Princess of Wales, and Paul Burrell. The former royal butler has been given a public apology and substantial damages from the publisher of the Daily Mirror newspaper over phone hacking and 'repeated invasion of his privacy'. Mr Burrell, a friend and confidante to Diana, Princess of Wales, brought legal action against Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN) after he was targeted by private investigators instructed by the publisher and had his voicemails intercepted. Issue date: Tuesday December 20, 2022. Stock Photo

RM2M4BBA7–File photo dated 9/8/1997 of Diana, Princess of Wales, and Paul Burrell. The former royal butler has been given a public apology and substantial damages from the publisher of the Daily Mirror newspaper over phone hacking and 'repeated invasion of his privacy'. Mr Burrell, a friend and confidante to Diana, Princess of Wales, brought legal action against Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN) after he was targeted by private investigators instructed by the publisher and had his voicemails intercepted. Issue date: Tuesday December 20, 2022.

British newspaper published the day after the death of Princess Diana. NOTE: If used, the photo must be shown as part of the newspaper. Stock Photo

RM2A56GFX–British newspaper published the day after the death of Princess Diana. NOTE: If used, the photo must be shown as part of the newspaper.

Former Tory MP turned novelist Edwina Currie and her husband, businessman Ray who it was announced through her solicitors are to separate with immediate effect. * 28/9/02: Former Prime Minister John Major and his Conservative colleague Edwina Currie had a four-year love affair when serving as ministers, Mrs Currie said. The affair began in 1984 when Mr Major was a government whip and Mrs Currie a backbencher, she said in her diaries, which are being serialised in The Times newspaper. She said her first husband Ray, who she married in 1972 and separated from in 1997, never knew of the affair. Stock Photo

RMG49CFJ–Former Tory MP turned novelist Edwina Currie and her husband, businessman Ray who it was announced through her solicitors are to separate with immediate effect. * 28/9/02: Former Prime Minister John Major and his Conservative colleague Edwina Currie had a four-year love affair when serving as ministers, Mrs Currie said. The affair began in 1984 when Mr Major was a government whip and Mrs Currie a backbencher, she said in her diaries, which are being serialised in The Times newspaper. She said her first husband Ray, who she married in 1972 and separated from in 1997, never knew of the affair.

RM2R2155A–British newspaper headlines during the Owen Patterson sleaze affair. November, 2021. Owen William Paterson (born 24 June 1956) is a British former politician. A member of the Conservative Party, he served as Member of Parliament (MP) for North Shropshire from 1997 until his resignation in 2021. Paterson resigned from the House of Commons on 5 November 2021 amid controversy surrounding a report by the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards that found that he had broken paid advocacy rules.

Marjorie M Scardino, Chief Executive of Pearson Plc toasts with champagne and a trophy after winning the Veuve Clicquot Busniess Woman of the Year 1997 Award at Claridges. * 4/3/02: Pearson reported a fall in profits over the last year after being hit by the advertising downturn. The group said pre-tax profits for the year to December 31, before one-off items, fell 12% on the previous year, from 333 million to 294 million. Pearson said falling newspaper and television advertising-related profits, and an increased interest charge, more than offset improvements elsewhere. Stock Photo

RM2D2YJRB–Marjorie M Scardino, Chief Executive of Pearson Plc toasts with champagne and a trophy after winning the Veuve Clicquot Busniess Woman of the Year 1997 Award at Claridges. * 4/3/02: Pearson reported a fall in profits over the last year after being hit by the advertising downturn. The group said pre-tax profits for the year to December 31, before one-off items, fell 12% on the previous year, from 333 million to 294 million. Pearson said falling newspaper and television advertising-related profits, and an increased interest charge, more than offset improvements elsewhere.

Local Press photographers in the photo pit line up to photograph Michael Hutchence of INXS at one of his last European gigs on the Eleganlty Wasted Tour at Cardiff Music In The Bay on 14 June 1997 in Cardiff, Wales, UK. Photo: Rob Watkins. Stock Photo

RM2WJN9YP–Local Press photographers in the photo pit line up to photograph Michael Hutchence of INXS at one of his last European gigs on the Eleganlty Wasted Tour at Cardiff Music In The Bay on 14 June 1997 in Cardiff, Wales, UK. Photo: Rob Watkins.

Visitors look at a wall of newspaper dated July 1st., 1997, the day Hong Kong returned to Chinese sovereignty at 'The Hong Kong Story' exhibition of the Hong Kong History Museum on its last day of opening before a two-year revamp.The permanent exhibition 'The Hong Kong Story' of the museum closed on 19 October 2020 for a major renovation for the next coming years creating a public concern whether the exhibitions and facts will remain untouched once it reopens. Stock Photo

RM2D6WF6F–Visitors look at a wall of newspaper dated July 1st., 1997, the day Hong Kong returned to Chinese sovereignty at 'The Hong Kong Story' exhibition of the Hong Kong History Museum on its last day of opening before a two-year revamp.The permanent exhibition 'The Hong Kong Story' of the museum closed on 19 October 2020 for a major renovation for the next coming years creating a public concern whether the exhibitions and facts will remain untouched once it reopens.

Front cover of 'La Domenica Del Corriere' 30 June 1946 featuring an illustration by Walter Molino (1915-1997) of riders competing in the twenty ninth Giro d'Italia (Tour of Italy) cycle race. The image shows a group of riders breaking up and performing various stunts to pass a closed level crossing before the train appears. Stock Photo

RMF5K0J0–Front cover of 'La Domenica Del Corriere' 30 June 1946 featuring an illustration by Walter Molino (1915-1997) of riders competing in the twenty ninth Giro d'Italia (Tour of Italy) cycle race. The image shows a group of riders breaking up and performing various stunts to pass a closed level crossing before the train appears.

British Newspaper The Mirror reporting the Funeral of Princess Diana from September 1997. Stock Photo

RMJWJWD1–British Newspaper The Mirror reporting the Funeral of Princess Diana from September 1997.

RMJX6DA7–'A princess, a funeral and a nation's sadness' newspaper headline in The Observer on the Death of Diana Princess of Wales, London, England UK

British Newspaper front covers reporting the Death of Princess Diana from September 1997. Stock Photo

RMJWJWD8–British Newspaper front covers reporting the Death of Princess Diana from September 1997.

Guardian front page headline on death of Princess Diana in Paris 'The car was doing 121 mph - and the driver was drunk' London UK on 2 September 1997 Stock Photo

RM2B68W70–Guardian front page headline on death of Princess Diana in Paris 'The car was doing 121 mph - and the driver was drunk' London UK on 2 September 1997

British Newspaper The Sunday Mirror reporting the Funeral of Princess Diana from September 1997. Stock Photo

RMJWJWC3–British Newspaper The Sunday Mirror reporting the Funeral of Princess Diana from September 1997.

'High commission 'tempts advisers into new disaster' ' newspaper article London England UK 1997 Stock Photo

RMPXMYC2–'High commission 'tempts advisers into new disaster' ' newspaper article London England UK 1997

Service notes in The Sunday Times Newspaper after the funeral of Diana, Princess of Wales, 6th September 1997 (paper dated 7th Sept 1997). Stock Photo

RM2F93WMT–Service notes in The Sunday Times Newspaper after the funeral of Diana, Princess of Wales, 6th September 1997 (paper dated 7th Sept 1997).

'The Nation unites against tradition' The Observer newspaper headline on the Death of Diana Princess of Wales in 1997, London, England UK Stock Photo

RMJX6DA9–'The Nation unites against tradition' The Observer newspaper headline on the Death of Diana Princess of Wales in 1997, London, England UK

ANDREW NEIL.NEWSPAPER EDITOR, TV PRESENTER.23/10/1997.L14A2C. Stock Photo

RMDKWC4X–ANDREW NEIL.NEWSPAPER EDITOR, TV PRESENTER.23/10/1997.L14A2C.

The Observer newspaper front page headline Princess Diana funeral and Prince Harry, Prince William, Prince Charles royals in 1997, London, England UK Stock Photo

RM2B68W6B–The Observer newspaper front page headline Princess Diana funeral and Prince Harry, Prince William, Prince Charles royals in 1997, London, England UK

Front cover of 'La Domenica Del Corriere' 31 May 1959 featuring an illustration by Walter Molino (1915-1997) of riders competing in the forty second Giro d'Italia (Tour of Italy) cycle race. The image shows leading competitors as they departed from Milan; from top to bottom and left to right: Charly Gaul (eventual winner); Rik Van Loony; Gastone Nencini; Ercole Baldini; Miguel Poblet; Vito Favero and Jacques Anquetil. Stock Photo

RMF5DJYT–Front cover of 'La Domenica Del Corriere' 31 May 1959 featuring an illustration by Walter Molino (1915-1997) of riders competing in the forty second Giro d'Italia (Tour of Italy) cycle race. The image shows leading competitors as they departed from Milan; from top to bottom and left to right: Charly Gaul (eventual winner); Rik Van Loony; Gastone Nencini; Ercole Baldini; Miguel Poblet; Vito Favero and Jacques Anquetil.

FILE - An archive picture dated 14 February 1997 shows then German Minister for the Environment Angela Merkel (CDU) reading a newspaper in her election district office in Stralsund, Germany. Merkel turns 60 on 17 July 2014. Photo: STEFAN SAUER/DPA Stock Photo

RME4MD1E–FILE - An archive picture dated 14 February 1997 shows then German Minister for the Environment Angela Merkel (CDU) reading a newspaper in her election district office in Stralsund, Germany. Merkel turns 60 on 17 July 2014. Photo: STEFAN SAUER/DPA

50 Years of James Bond The Auction at Christie's, London, UK 28.09.2012 To celebrate the 50th anniversary of James Bond on film, Christie's announces 50 Years of James Bond - The Auction, presenting the opportunity to acquire Bond memorabilia. Here - A denim cocktail dress and jacket, printed with 'Tomorrow' newspaper clippings, designed by Lindy Hemming, worn by a waitress and waiter in 'Tomorrow Never Dies' (1997) estimated at £1,000-1,500, to be auctioned at Christie's online between 29th September until 5th October. Stock Photo

RMCM3RT3–50 Years of James Bond The Auction at Christie's, London, UK 28.09.2012 To celebrate the 50th anniversary of James Bond on film, Christie's announces 50 Years of James Bond - The Auction, presenting the opportunity to acquire Bond memorabilia. Here - A denim cocktail dress and jacket, printed with 'Tomorrow' newspaper clippings, designed by Lindy Hemming, worn by a waitress and waiter in 'Tomorrow Never Dies' (1997) estimated at £1,000-1,500, to be auctioned at Christie's online between 29th September until 5th October.

The US magicians Siegfried (l) and Roy (r) on January 16, 1997 in the 'Hollywood Safari Park' in Stuckenbrock near Paderborn. Roy Horn, magician of the duo Siegfried & Roy, is on the mend, according to his partner Siegfried Fischbacher. 'No, nothing about the rumors is true. Roy is out of danger. He walks better from day to day,' said the 64-year-old Rosenheim native of the daily newspaper 'Die Welt' (issue of October 20, 2003). On October 3, 2003, the 59-year-old magician was attacked and seriously injured by the tiger Montecore during a show. | usage worldwide Stock Photo

RM2BME4TE–The US magicians Siegfried (l) and Roy (r) on January 16, 1997 in the 'Hollywood Safari Park' in Stuckenbrock near Paderborn. Roy Horn, magician of the duo Siegfried & Roy, is on the mend, according to his partner Siegfried Fischbacher. 'No, nothing about the rumors is true. Roy is out of danger. He walks better from day to day,' said the 64-year-old Rosenheim native of the daily newspaper 'Die Welt' (issue of October 20, 2003). On October 3, 2003, the 59-year-old magician was attacked and seriously injured by the tiger Montecore during a show. | usage worldwide

RM2R2155W–British newspaper headlines during the Owen Patterson sleaze affair. November, 2021. Owen William Paterson (born 24 June 1956) is a British former politician. A member of the Conservative Party, he served as Member of Parliament (MP) for North Shropshire from 1997 until his resignation in 2021. Paterson resigned from the House of Commons on 5 November 2021 amid controversy surrounding a report by the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards that found that he had broken paid advocacy rules.

a Magazine and Newspaper Shop in the Old City of Xian in the Provinz of Shaanxi in China. China, Xian, October, 1997 Stock Photo

RF2HB7PDM–a Magazine and Newspaper Shop in the Old City of Xian in the Provinz of Shaanxi in China. China, Xian, October, 1997

A Sunday Mirror newspaper supplement sold on the same day as the death of Princess Diana – Sunday, 31st August, 1997. Stock Photo

RM2PHE6KK–A Sunday Mirror newspaper supplement sold on the same day as the death of Princess Diana – Sunday, 31st August, 1997.

Visitors walks past a wall of newspaper dated July 1st., 1997, the day Hong Kong returned to Chinese sovereignty at 'The Hong Kong Story' exhibition of the Hong Kong History Museum on its last day of opening before a two-year revamp.The permanent exhibition 'The Hong Kong Story' of the museum closed on 19 October 2020 for a major renovation for the next coming years creating a public concern whether the exhibitions and facts will remain untouched once it reopens. Stock Photo

RM2D6WF6B–Visitors walks past a wall of newspaper dated July 1st., 1997, the day Hong Kong returned to Chinese sovereignty at 'The Hong Kong Story' exhibition of the Hong Kong History Museum on its last day of opening before a two-year revamp.The permanent exhibition 'The Hong Kong Story' of the museum closed on 19 October 2020 for a major renovation for the next coming years creating a public concern whether the exhibitions and facts will remain untouched once it reopens.

Chicago Daily News columnist Mike Royko, (1932-1997), with a copy of his book 'Boss', 1971. Stock Photo

RMBTJR0Y–Chicago Daily News columnist Mike Royko, (1932-1997), with a copy of his book 'Boss', 1971.

Chicago Daily News columnist Mike Royko, (1932-1997), with a copy of his book 'Boss', 1971.. Courtesy: CSU Archives / Everett Stock Photo

RMCWAN9A–Chicago Daily News columnist Mike Royko, (1932-1997), with a copy of his book 'Boss', 1971.. Courtesy: CSU Archives / Everett

Ruthie Henshall (Roxie Hart) in CHICAGO at the Adelphi Theatre, London WC2 18/11/1997 music: John Kander lyrics: Fred Ebb book: Fred Ebb & Bob Fosse design: John Lee Beatty choreography: Ann Reinking after Fosse director: Walter Bobbie Stock Photo

RM2XMC5WM–Ruthie Henshall (Roxie Hart) in CHICAGO at the Adelphi Theatre, London WC2 18/11/1997 music: John Kander lyrics: Fred Ebb book: Fred Ebb & Bob Fosse design: John Lee Beatty choreography: Ann Reinking after Fosse director: Walter Bobbie

Tokyo, Japan. 31st Mar, 2014. Notice telling kiosk patrons how newspaper prices are affected at Tokyo's Otsuka railroad station on Monday, March 31, 2014, before the government levies the sales tax from the current 5% to 8% on April 1 as the country braces for its first tax hike in years.The last time Japan brought in a higher levy in 1997, it was followed by years of deflation and tepid economic growth. © Natsuki Sakai/AFLO/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMDXW73F–Tokyo, Japan. 31st Mar, 2014. Notice telling kiosk patrons how newspaper prices are affected at Tokyo's Otsuka railroad station on Monday, March 31, 2014, before the government levies the sales tax from the current 5% to 8% on April 1 as the country braces for its first tax hike in years.The last time Japan brought in a higher levy in 1997, it was followed by years of deflation and tepid economic growth. © Natsuki Sakai/AFLO/Alamy Live News

Madeleine Albright seen in a discussion with Bartosz T. Wielinski, a head of the Foreign Affairs department of the ‘Gazeta Wyborcza’ newspaper. On Friday at the University of Warsaw, an open meeting with Madeleine Albright took place in the hall of the former University Library. Her visit to the University of Warsaw is connected with last year's edition of the Polish language version of her book entitled 'Fascism: A Warning.' Madeleine Albright was the secretary of the state in US in 1997-2001. She was the first woman on this position in the United States. In 1993, President Clinton appointed Stock Photo

RMRX9NT3–Madeleine Albright seen in a discussion with Bartosz T. Wielinski, a head of the Foreign Affairs department of the ‘Gazeta Wyborcza’ newspaper. On Friday at the University of Warsaw, an open meeting with Madeleine Albright took place in the hall of the former University Library. Her visit to the University of Warsaw is connected with last year's edition of the Polish language version of her book entitled 'Fascism: A Warning.' Madeleine Albright was the secretary of the state in US in 1997-2001. She was the first woman on this position in the United States. In 1993, President Clinton appointed

British Newspaper The Mail on Sunday reporting the Funeral of Princess Diana from September 1997. Stock Photo

RMJWJWD2–British Newspaper The Mail on Sunday reporting the Funeral of Princess Diana from September 1997.

Warszawa, 25.04.2000. Z powodu nieobecnoœci jednego z pozwanych warszawski S¹d Okrêgowy odroczy³ do 8 maja proces, jaki Aleksander Kwaœniewski wytoczy³ dziennikowi '¯ycie' za artyku³ 'Wakacje z agentem'. N/z redaktor naczelny '¯ycia' Tomasz Wo³ek. (kru) PAP/Tomasz Gzell Warsaw, 25.04.2000. President Aleksander Kwasniewski vs 'Zycie' newspaper case in district court, Warsaw. Kwasniewski sued the daily's editorial team for defamation. In August 1997 Zycie published a series of features on Kwasniewski's meetings with the Russian spy in a holiday resort of Cetniewo in August 1994. Pictured: Zy Stock Photo

RM2HAHB46–Warszawa, 25.04.2000. Z powodu nieobecnoœci jednego z pozwanych warszawski S¹d Okrêgowy odroczy³ do 8 maja proces, jaki Aleksander Kwaœniewski wytoczy³ dziennikowi '¯ycie' za artyku³ 'Wakacje z agentem'. N/z redaktor naczelny '¯ycia' Tomasz Wo³ek. (kru) PAP/Tomasz Gzell Warsaw, 25.04.2000. President Aleksander Kwasniewski vs 'Zycie' newspaper case in district court, Warsaw. Kwasniewski sued the daily's editorial team for defamation. In August 1997 Zycie published a series of features on Kwasniewski's meetings with the Russian spy in a holiday resort of Cetniewo in August 1994. Pictured: Zy

Diana, Princess of Wales statue proposal in The Sunday Times Newspaper after her funeral, 6th September 1997 (paper dated 7th Sept 1997). Stock Photo

RM2F93WG2–Diana, Princess of Wales statue proposal in The Sunday Times Newspaper after her funeral, 6th September 1997 (paper dated 7th Sept 1997).

(190909) -- CHANGSHA, Sept. 9, 2019 -- Tang Shangjun reads newspaper at home in Wuhan Village of Anhua County in Yiyang City, central China s Hunan Province, Sept. 7, 2019. A wooden house stands alone in the deep mountains covered by a vibrant leafy blanket of trees, not only as a dwelling, but also as a classroom where Tang Shangjun has been tutoring students for more than 20 years. Tang, a 92-year-old rural teacher, started tutoring children left behind by their migrant parents free of charge in Wuhan Village in 1997, 10 years after he retired from teaching in Anhua County. As the village ha Stock Photo

RM2RPF19P–(190909) -- CHANGSHA, Sept. 9, 2019 -- Tang Shangjun reads newspaper at home in Wuhan Village of Anhua County in Yiyang City, central China s Hunan Province, Sept. 7, 2019. A wooden house stands alone in the deep mountains covered by a vibrant leafy blanket of trees, not only as a dwelling, but also as a classroom where Tang Shangjun has been tutoring students for more than 20 years. Tang, a 92-year-old rural teacher, started tutoring children left behind by their migrant parents free of charge in Wuhan Village in 1997, 10 years after he retired from teaching in Anhua County. As the village ha

Editor Ken Rogers, centre, with Echo League competition winners Ray Hughes (right) winning 350 pounds and Ian Elsby (left) winning 50 pounds. 7th January 1997. Stock Photo

RMETNFB6–Editor Ken Rogers, centre, with Echo League competition winners Ray Hughes (right) winning 350 pounds and Ian Elsby (left) winning 50 pounds. 7th January 1997.

Princess Diana's brother Earl Spencer comforts Prince Harry, Prince William standing in reverence at funeral Guardian newspaper London England UK 1997 Stock Photo

RM2B68W7F–Princess Diana's brother Earl Spencer comforts Prince Harry, Prince William standing in reverence at funeral Guardian newspaper London England UK 1997

'Untitled'. Collection of Georges Matcheret and Nadiya Volkonskaya. 1997. Dimensions: 202x163 mm. Museum: State Hermitage, St. Petersburg. Author: Konstantin Adzher. Stock Photo

RMT09FX4–'Untitled'. Collection of Georges Matcheret and Nadiya Volkonskaya. 1997. Dimensions: 202x163 mm. Museum: State Hermitage, St. Petersburg. Author: Konstantin Adzher.

'Diana: 19661 - 1997' Guardian newspaper headline on the Death of Diana Princess of Wales, London, England UK Stock Photo

RMJX6DA4–'Diana: 19661 - 1997' Guardian newspaper headline on the Death of Diana Princess of Wales, London, England UK

Original Film Title: WAG THE DOG. English Title: WAG THE DOG. Film Director: BARRY LEVINSON. Year: 1997. Stars: DUSTIN HOFFMAN. Credit: TRIBECA/BALTIMORE PICTURES/PUNCH / Album Stock Photo

RMP0DXXR–Original Film Title: WAG THE DOG. English Title: WAG THE DOG. Film Director: BARRY LEVINSON. Year: 1997. Stars: DUSTIN HOFFMAN. Credit: TRIBECA/BALTIMORE PICTURES/PUNCH / Album

RM2BME4TP–The US magicians Siegfried (l) and Roy (r) on January 16, 1997 in the 'Hollywood Safari Park' in Stuckenbrock near Paderborn. Roy Horn, magician of the duo Siegfried & Roy, is on the mend, according to his partner Siegfried Fischbacher. 'No, nothing about the rumors is true. Roy is out of danger. He walks better from day to day,' said the 64-year-old Rosenheim native of the daily newspaper 'Die Welt' (issue of October 20, 2003). On October 3, 2003, the 59-year-old magician was attacked and seriously injured by the tiger Montecore during a show. | usage worldwide

RM2R21575–British newspaper headlines during the Owen Patterson sleaze affair. November, 2021. Owen William Paterson (born 24 June 1956) is a British former politician. A member of the Conservative Party, he served as Member of Parliament (MP) for North Shropshire from 1997 until his resignation in 2021. Paterson resigned from the House of Commons on 5 November 2021 amid controversy surrounding a report by the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards that found that he had broken paid advocacy rules.

Chinese People read Newspaper in the Old City of Xian in the Provinz of Shaanxi in China. China, Xian, October, 1997 Stock Photo

RF2HB7KY8–Chinese People read Newspaper in the Old City of Xian in the Provinz of Shaanxi in China. China, Xian, October, 1997

**FILE PHOTO** Gerald Levin Has Passed Away. Washington, DC - October 29, 1997 -- Gerald M. Levin, Chairman and CEO, Time Warner, Inc. arrives at The White House in Washington, DC for the State Dinner honoring Chinese President Jiang Zemin on October 29, 1997. Credit: Ron Sachs/CNP /MediaPunch Stock Photo

RM2WRPK7B–**FILE PHOTO** Gerald Levin Has Passed Away. Washington, DC - October 29, 1997 -- Gerald M. Levin, Chairman and CEO, Time Warner, Inc. arrives at The White House in Washington, DC for the State Dinner honoring Chinese President Jiang Zemin on October 29, 1997. Credit: Ron Sachs/CNP /MediaPunch

Antique 1854 engraving, Insane Asylum in West Philadelphia. The Institute of Pennsylvania Hospital was a former psychiatric hospital located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It operated from its founding in 1841 until 1997. The remaining building, now called the Kirkbride Center is now part of the Blackwell Human Services Campus. SOURCE: ORIGINAL ENGRAVING. Stock Photo

RMHPF92Y–Antique 1854 engraving, Insane Asylum in West Philadelphia. The Institute of Pennsylvania Hospital was a former psychiatric hospital located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It operated from its founding in 1841 until 1997. The remaining building, now called the Kirkbride Center is now part of the Blackwell Human Services Campus. SOURCE: ORIGINAL ENGRAVING.

On October 5, 1997 is relocated in Trieste, Italian city but long under the Austro-Hungarian Empire, the monument, removed in 1921, to Princess Elizabeth of Austria 'Sissi', wife of Emperor Franz Joseph. For the occasion gathers a large number of nostalgic and fans of the Empire, with uniforms and vintage clothes. Stock Photo

RM2E10C4Y–On October 5, 1997 is relocated in Trieste, Italian city but long under the Austro-Hungarian Empire, the monument, removed in 1921, to Princess Elizabeth of Austria 'Sissi', wife of Emperor Franz Joseph. For the occasion gathers a large number of nostalgic and fans of the Empire, with uniforms and vintage clothes.

Former Italian prime minister Romano Prodi reads a newspaper on the airplane before leaving Mehrabad International Airport to visiting Yazd city 795Km (495 Miles) southeast of Tehran, birthplace of reformist ex-president Mohammad Khatami in Iran on October 14, 2008. Khatami was president of Iran from 1997-2005.(UPI Photo/Mohammad Kheirkhah) Stock Photo

RMTXTG7K–Former Italian prime minister Romano Prodi reads a newspaper on the airplane before leaving Mehrabad International Airport to visiting Yazd city 795Km (495 Miles) southeast of Tehran, birthplace of reformist ex-president Mohammad Khatami in Iran on October 14, 2008. Khatami was president of Iran from 1997-2005.(UPI Photo/Mohammad Kheirkhah)

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