Bethnal green hospital hi-res stock photography and images

V2 Rocket incident at Bethnal Green. Casualties in the hospital. 8th February 1945 Stock Photo

RMEMWHH3–V2 Rocket incident at Bethnal Green. Casualties in the hospital. 8th February 1945

The 'Crystal Sanatorium ' aka 'Victoria Park Sanatorium Hospital (London, UK) , designed by Sir Joseph Paxton - The hospital was never built due to cost factors and the Bethnal Green Hospital. was built instead. - London Hospital for Diseases of the Chest) - An 1851 illustration Stock Photo

RMKW1EMM–The 'Crystal Sanatorium ' aka 'Victoria Park Sanatorium Hospital (London, UK) , designed by Sir Joseph Paxton - The hospital was never built due to cost factors and the Bethnal Green Hospital. was built instead. - London Hospital for Diseases of the Chest) - An 1851 illustration

33/4 Tower Hamlets campaign to save Bethnal Green Hospital 1978 Stock Photo

RMT6HY4C–33/4 Tower Hamlets campaign to save Bethnal Green Hospital 1978

The scene in Bethnal Green, east London where two firefighters died battling a blaze in a three-storey building. It is understood that the pair were on the top floor of the building, which had a shop on the ground floor and flats above, when it appeared that the floor beneath them gave way. They were seriously injured and rushed to hospital, where they both subsequently died. Stock Photo

RMG73EH5–The scene in Bethnal Green, east London where two firefighters died battling a blaze in a three-storey building. It is understood that the pair were on the top floor of the building, which had a shop on the ground floor and flats above, when it appeared that the floor beneath them gave way. They were seriously injured and rushed to hospital, where they both subsequently died.

Aerial image of the now closed London Chest Hospital, Bethnal Green, London E2 Stock Photo

RMCEK7NA–Aerial image of the now closed London Chest Hospital, Bethnal Green, London E2

View of The Royal London Hospital along A107 Cambridge Heath Road, Bethnal Green, East London, UK Stock Photo

RMJHBX28–View of The Royal London Hospital along A107 Cambridge Heath Road, Bethnal Green, East London, UK

The London Chest Hospital, Bethnal Green, Tower Hamlets London GB UK Stock Photo

RMB7K7B8–The London Chest Hospital, Bethnal Green, Tower Hamlets London GB UK

Queen Adelaide's Dispensary, Bethnal Green, Tower Hamlets, London, UK; Queen Adelaide; dispensary; hospital Stock Photo

RM2TARD3R–Queen Adelaide's Dispensary, Bethnal Green, Tower Hamlets, London, UK; Queen Adelaide; dispensary; hospital

An engraving of the New Consumption Hospital Now Building Near Victoria Park scanned at high resolution from a book printed in 1851. Stock Photo

RM2B0HKFM–An engraving of the New Consumption Hospital Now Building Near Victoria Park scanned at high resolution from a book printed in 1851.

General View GV of The London Chest Hospital in Bethnal Green, London, England. Stock Photo

RMC1CC74–General View GV of The London Chest Hospital in Bethnal Green, London, England.

Christmas Festivities at the North Eastern Hospital 1905 Stock Photo

RM2M3T1WG–Christmas Festivities at the North Eastern Hospital 1905

The (now demolished) East London Hospital for children, Glamis Road, Shadwell, London, England, in the late 1800's Stock Photo

RMKN73DY–The (now demolished) East London Hospital for children, Glamis Road, Shadwell, London, England, in the late 1800's

Christmas Day at the North Eastern Hospital 1904 Stock Photo

RM2M3T1X2–Christmas Day at the North Eastern Hospital 1904

'Kirby Castle, Bethnal Green (The Blind Beggar's House)', (c1872). Creator: Unknown. Stock Photo

RMR0R2ET–'Kirby Castle, Bethnal Green (The Blind Beggar's House)', (c1872). Creator: Unknown.

Madame Passes By ! Children provided the entertainment at the annual London Hippodrome matinee in aid of the Queen ' s Hospital for Children , Bethnal Green . The children who took part ranged from two to seven years of age , and a Modern Picture showed small babies dressed as their mothers and fathers . Photo shows : Gloria Benarbo sweeps majestically past onlookers to the London Hippodrome in her period costume . 7 Jul 1936 Stock Photo

RM2BTPM2N–Madame Passes By ! Children provided the entertainment at the annual London Hippodrome matinee in aid of the Queen ' s Hospital for Children , Bethnal Green . The children who took part ranged from two to seven years of age , and a Modern Picture showed small babies dressed as their mothers and fathers . Photo shows : Gloria Benarbo sweeps majestically past onlookers to the London Hippodrome in her period costume . 7 Jul 1936

RFPYXCWN–A typical view in London

Closure of The Queen Elizabeth Hospital for Children London UK Stock Photo

RMA3MHCY–Closure of The Queen Elizabeth Hospital for Children London UK

Disused Queen Elizabeth Hospital for Children on Hackney Rd in London EC2 - UK Stock Photo

RMDBN9JA–Disused Queen Elizabeth Hospital for Children on Hackney Rd in London EC2 - UK

Old and new London : a narrative of its history, its people, and its places . LONDON. THE WESTERN SUBURBS. 193-VoL. V, <smkJ=ji^- CHAPTER I.BELGRAVIA. Tis hard to say—such space the city wins—Where country ends and where the town begins. Prohtiiones PauUii<e 1876.Prefatory Remarks—The Ruilding of the District—De Moret, andhis Flying-machine—Nature of the Soil of Belgravia— SlenderBilly—The Spanish Monkey .Mukako and Tom CribbsFighting Dogs—The Grosvenor Family—Enormous Rent-rolls— ?Eelgravia and Bethnal Green compared—Lanesborough House—St. Georges Hospital—Old Tattersalls—St. Georges Pl Stock Photo

RM2AWT6G6–Old and new London : a narrative of its history, its people, and its places . LONDON. THE WESTERN SUBURBS. 193-VoL. V, <smkJ=ji^- CHAPTER I.BELGRAVIA. Tis hard to say—such space the city wins—Where country ends and where the town begins. Prohtiiones PauUii<e 1876.Prefatory Remarks—The Ruilding of the District—De Moret, andhis Flying-machine—Nature of the Soil of Belgravia— SlenderBilly—The Spanish Monkey .Mukako and Tom CribbsFighting Dogs—The Grosvenor Family—Enormous Rent-rolls— ?Eelgravia and Bethnal Green compared—Lanesborough House—St. Georges Hospital—Old Tattersalls—St. Georges Pl

V2 Rocket incident at Bethnal Green Hospital. Casualties outside the hospital. 8th February 1945 Stock Photo

RMEMWPF8–V2 Rocket incident at Bethnal Green Hospital. Casualties outside the hospital. 8th February 1945

aerial view of Queen Mary University of London, Mile End Campus Stock Photo

RMCR3RRJ–aerial view of Queen Mary University of London, Mile End Campus

33/5 Tower Hamlets campaign to save Bethnal Green Hospital 1978 Stock Photo

RMT6HY4D–33/5 Tower Hamlets campaign to save Bethnal Green Hospital 1978

Firefighters continue to damp down a three-storey building in Bethnal Green, east London, where two colleagues died battling a blaze. It is understood that the pair were on the top floor of the building, which had a shop on the ground floor and flats above, when it appeared that the floor beneath them gave way. They were seriously injured and rushed to hospital, where they both subsequently died. Stock Photo

RMG73EHC–Firefighters continue to damp down a three-storey building in Bethnal Green, east London, where two colleagues died battling a blaze. It is understood that the pair were on the top floor of the building, which had a shop on the ground floor and flats above, when it appeared that the floor beneath them gave way. They were seriously injured and rushed to hospital, where they both subsequently died.

RMEMWH2T–V2 Rocket incident at Bethnal Green. Casualties in the hospital. 8th February 1945

RMJHBXMB–View of The Royal London Hospital along A107 Cambridge Heath Road, Bethnal Green, East London, UK

RMB7K7DW–The London Chest Hospital, Bethnal Green, Tower Hamlets London GB UK

RM2TARD3C–Queen Adelaide's Dispensary, Bethnal Green, Tower Hamlets, London, UK; Queen Adelaide; dispensary; hospital

RMB7K7HY–The London Chest Hospital, Bethnal Green, Tower Hamlets London GB UK

RMC1CC67–General View GV of The London Chest Hospital in Bethnal Green, London, England.

STROUTS PLACE MEDICAL CENTRE, LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM, UNKNOWN Stock Photo

RMBGWFY5–STROUTS PLACE MEDICAL CENTRE, LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM, UNKNOWN

Twin Powder Puffs At London Hippodrome Children ' s Matinee . Children provided the entertainment at the annual London Hippodrome matinee in aid of the Queen ' s Hospital for Children , Bethnal Green . The children who took part ranged from two to seven years of age , and a Modern Picture showed small babies dressed as their mothers and fathers . Photo shows : Anne and Mary Holman , twin sisters , arriving in their powder puff costumes watched by a crowd . 7 Jul 1936 Stock Photo

RM2BW3NP3–Twin Powder Puffs At London Hippodrome Children ' s Matinee . Children provided the entertainment at the annual London Hippodrome matinee in aid of the Queen ' s Hospital for Children , Bethnal Green . The children who took part ranged from two to seven years of age , and a Modern Picture showed small babies dressed as their mothers and fathers . Photo shows : Anne and Mary Holman , twin sisters , arriving in their powder puff costumes watched by a crowd . 7 Jul 1936

RFPYXCX3–A typical view in London

RMA3MHDJ–Closure of The Queen Elizabeth Hospital for Children London UK

RMDBN85D–Disused Queen Elizabeth Hospital for Children on Hackney Rd in London EC2 - UK

33/35 Tower Hamlets campaign to save Bethnal Green Hospital 1978 Stock Photo

RMT6HY4H–33/35 Tower Hamlets campaign to save Bethnal Green Hospital 1978

Group Commander Andy Holcombe speaks to the media at Bethnal Green, east London, where two firefighters died battling a blaze in a three-storey building. It is understood that the pair were on the top floor of the building, which had a shop on the ground floor and flats above, when it appeared that the floor beneath them gave way. They were seriously injured and rushed to hospital, where they both subsequently died. Stock Photo

RMG73EHW–Group Commander Andy Holcombe speaks to the media at Bethnal Green, east London, where two firefighters died battling a blaze in a three-storey building. It is understood that the pair were on the top floor of the building, which had a shop on the ground floor and flats above, when it appeared that the floor beneath them gave way. They were seriously injured and rushed to hospital, where they both subsequently died.

64/1 Tower Hamlets Bethnal Green hospital campaign poster May 1978 Stock Photo

RMT6HY6Y–64/1 Tower Hamlets Bethnal Green hospital campaign poster May 1978

33/16 Tower Hamlets campaign to save Bethnal Green Hospital, Dan Jones 1978 Stock Photo

RMT6HY4G–33/16 Tower Hamlets campaign to save Bethnal Green Hospital, Dan Jones 1978

Terraced Houses, Jesus Green, Bethnal Green, Tower Hamlets, London, UK Stock Photo

RM2TARCW9–Terraced Houses, Jesus Green, Bethnal Green, Tower Hamlets, London, UK

RMC1CC6M–General View GV of The London Chest Hospital in Bethnal Green, London, England.

RMBGWFXX–STROUTS PLACE MEDICAL CENTRE, LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM, UNKNOWN

RM2BW3PR8–Twin Powder Puffs At London Hippodrome Children ' s Matinee . Children provided the entertainment at the annual London Hippodrome matinee in aid of the Queen ' s Hospital for Children , Bethnal Green . The children who took part ranged from two to seven years of age , and a Modern Picture showed small babies dressed as their mothers and fathers . Photo shows : Anne and Mary Holman , twin sisters , arriving in their powder puff costumes watched by a crowd . 7 Jul 1936

RFPYXEMK–A typical view in London

RMA3MHDM–Closure of The Queen Elizabeth Hospital for Children London UK

A man brings flowers to the scene in Bethnal Green, east London, where two firefighters died battling a blaze in a three-storey building. It is understood that the pair were on the top floor of the building, which had a shop on the ground floor and flats above, when it appeared that the floor beneath them gave way. They were seriously injured and rushed to hospital, where they both subsequently died. Stock Photo

RMG73EHM–A man brings flowers to the scene in Bethnal Green, east London, where two firefighters died battling a blaze in a three-storey building. It is understood that the pair were on the top floor of the building, which had a shop on the ground floor and flats above, when it appeared that the floor beneath them gave way. They were seriously injured and rushed to hospital, where they both subsequently died.

The coffin leaves St Matthew's Church, Bethnal Green, London at Reggie Kray's funeral. The gangland killer died a month after being freed from a life prison sentence on compassionate grounds and 10 days after leaving the Norfolk & Norwich hospital. *... After a service at St Matthew's Church, Tower Hamlets, he will be buried in the family plot at Chingford Mount Cemetery alongside his brother Ronnie and Charlie. The Krays' gang, The Firm, had a Mafia-style grip on London's East End in the 1960s. Stock Photo

RMG54YHG–The coffin leaves St Matthew's Church, Bethnal Green, London at Reggie Kray's funeral. The gangland killer died a month after being freed from a life prison sentence on compassionate grounds and 10 days after leaving the Norfolk & Norwich hospital. *... After a service at St Matthew's Church, Tower Hamlets, he will be buried in the family plot at Chingford Mount Cemetery alongside his brother Ronnie and Charlie. The Krays' gang, The Firm, had a Mafia-style grip on London's East End in the 1960s.

RM2TARCWB–Terraced Houses, Jesus Green, Bethnal Green, Tower Hamlets, London, UK

RM2BW3MJG–Twin Powder Puffs At London Hippodrome Children ' s Matinee . Children provided the entertainment at the annual London Hippodrome matinee in aid of the Queen ' s Hospital for Children , Bethnal Green . The children who took part ranged from two to seven years of age , and a Modern Picture showed small babies dressed as their mothers and fathers . Photo shows : Anne and Mary Holman , twin sisters , arriving in their powder puff costumes watched by a crowd . 7 Jul 1936

RFPYXEMD–A typical view in London

STILL SERVING AT 88 , NOW GETS M.B.E. One of the M.B.E.s in the King's birthday honours list is Miss Ann Elizabeth Fowler awarded' for services to Queen Elizabeth Hospital for children, Bethnal Green, London.' Miss Fowler is 88 and has been at the hospital for 45 years, and after returning in 1939 she returned as a volunteer and 'still does a hard days work.' PICTURE SHOWS:- Miss Anne Elizabeth Fowler behind the counter of the out-patients canteen at Queen Elizabeth Hospital for children, Bethnal Green.London.where she is a voluntary worker. 8 June 1949 Stock Photo

RM2Y7RN53–STILL SERVING AT 88 , NOW GETS M.B.E. One of the M.B.E.s in the King's birthday honours list is Miss Ann Elizabeth Fowler awarded' for services to Queen Elizabeth Hospital for children, Bethnal Green, London.' Miss Fowler is 88 and has been at the hospital for 45 years, and after returning in 1939 she returned as a volunteer and 'still does a hard days work.' PICTURE SHOWS:- Miss Anne Elizabeth Fowler behind the counter of the out-patients canteen at Queen Elizabeth Hospital for children, Bethnal Green.London.where she is a voluntary worker. 8 June 1949

RMA3MHCT–Closure of The Queen Elizabeth Hospital for Children London UK

A mourner at the funeral of Reggie Kray in Bethnal Green London. The gangland killer died a month after being freed from a life prison sentence on compassionate grounds and 10 days after leaving the Norfolk & Norwich hospital. *... After a service at St Matthew's Church, Tower Hamlets, he will be buried in the family plot at Chingford Mount Cemetery alongside his brother Ronnie and Charlie. The Krays' gang, The Firm, had a Mafia-style grip on London's East End in the 1960s. Stock Photo

RM2D3186B–A mourner at the funeral of Reggie Kray in Bethnal Green London. The gangland killer died a month after being freed from a life prison sentence on compassionate grounds and 10 days after leaving the Norfolk & Norwich hospital. *... After a service at St Matthew's Church, Tower Hamlets, he will be buried in the family plot at Chingford Mount Cemetery alongside his brother Ronnie and Charlie. The Krays' gang, The Firm, had a Mafia-style grip on London's East End in the 1960s.

RM2TARCWH–Terraced Houses, Jesus Green, Bethnal Green, Tower Hamlets, London, UK

Reggie Kray's coffin leaving an undertaker in Bethnal Green. The gangland killer died a month after being freed from a life prison sentence on compassionate grounds and 10 days after leaving the Norfolk & Norwich hospital. * After a service at St Matthew's Church, Tower Hamlets, he will be buried in the family plot at Chingford Mount Cemetery alongside his brother Ronnie and Charlie. The Krays' gang, The Firm, had a Mafia-style grip on London's East End in the 1960s. Stock Photo

RM2D31868–Reggie Kray's coffin leaving an undertaker in Bethnal Green. The gangland killer died a month after being freed from a life prison sentence on compassionate grounds and 10 days after leaving the Norfolk & Norwich hospital. * After a service at St Matthew's Church, Tower Hamlets, he will be buried in the family plot at Chingford Mount Cemetery alongside his brother Ronnie and Charlie. The Krays' gang, The Firm, had a Mafia-style grip on London's East End in the 1960s.

Houses around Jesus Green, Bethnal Green, Tower Hamlets, London, UK; Elwin Road; Jesus Green Stock Photo

RM2TARCTM–Houses around Jesus Green, Bethnal Green, Tower Hamlets, London, UK; Elwin Road; Jesus Green

Reggie Kray's coffin is carried through Bethnal Green to St Matthew's Church. The gangland killer died a month after being freed from a life prison sentence on compassionate grounds and 10 days after leaving the Norfolk & Norwich hospital. *... After a service at St Matthew's Church, Tower Hamlets, he will be buried in the family plot at Chingford Mount Cemetery alongside his brother Ronnie and Charlie. The Krays' gang, The Firm, had a Mafia-style grip on London's East End in the 1960s. Stock Photo

RMG54Y0E–Reggie Kray's coffin is carried through Bethnal Green to St Matthew's Church. The gangland killer died a month after being freed from a life prison sentence on compassionate grounds and 10 days after leaving the Norfolk & Norwich hospital. *... After a service at St Matthew's Church, Tower Hamlets, he will be buried in the family plot at Chingford Mount Cemetery alongside his brother Ronnie and Charlie. The Krays' gang, The Firm, had a Mafia-style grip on London's East End in the 1960s.

Detective Superintendent Peter Ship briefing media outside Sivill House in Bethnal Green, east London. Police are launching a murder inquiry after a four-year-old girl and two adults were found dead in the tower block flat. * Police named the girl as Fahmeda Ahmed who was discovered with a woman named Nurjahan Khatun, 31, and a man, Kamal Uddin, 35. A fourth person, a man in his 30s, was in a critical condition in hospital after also being found in the building, just after 8.30pm last night. Stock Photo

RMG614MW–Detective Superintendent Peter Ship briefing media outside Sivill House in Bethnal Green, east London. Police are launching a murder inquiry after a four-year-old girl and two adults were found dead in the tower block flat. * Police named the girl as Fahmeda Ahmed who was discovered with a woman named Nurjahan Khatun, 31, and a man, Kamal Uddin, 35. A fourth person, a man in his 30s, was in a critical condition in hospital after also being found in the building, just after 8.30pm last night.

Detective Superintendent Peter Ship surrounded by members of the media during a briefing outside Sivill House in Bethnal Green, east London. * Police are launching a murder inquiry after a four-year-old girl and two adults were found dead in the tower block flat. Police named the girl as Fahmeda Ahmed who was discovered with a woman named Nurjahan Khatun, 31, and a man, Kamal Uddin, 35. A fourth person, a man in his 30s, was in a critical condition in hospital after also being found in the building, just after 8.30pm last night. Stock Photo

RMG61KEJ–Detective Superintendent Peter Ship surrounded by members of the media during a briefing outside Sivill House in Bethnal Green, east London. * Police are launching a murder inquiry after a four-year-old girl and two adults were found dead in the tower block flat. Police named the girl as Fahmeda Ahmed who was discovered with a woman named Nurjahan Khatun, 31, and a man, Kamal Uddin, 35. A fourth person, a man in his 30s, was in a critical condition in hospital after also being found in the building, just after 8.30pm last night.

The horse drawn funeral cortege of former East London villian Reggie Kray, makes its way down Bethnal green road after leaving a local undertaker. The gangland killer died a month after being freed from a life prison sentence on compassionate grounds. * and 10 days after leaving the Norfolk & Norwich hospital. After a service at St Matthew's Church, Tower Hamlets, he will be buried in the family plot at Chingford Mount Cemetery alongside his brother Ronnie and Charlie. The Krays' gang, The Firm, had a Mafia-style grip on London's East End in the 1960s. Stock Photo

RMG54XTK–The horse drawn funeral cortege of former East London villian Reggie Kray, makes its way down Bethnal green road after leaving a local undertaker. The gangland killer died a month after being freed from a life prison sentence on compassionate grounds. * and 10 days after leaving the Norfolk & Norwich hospital. After a service at St Matthew's Church, Tower Hamlets, he will be buried in the family plot at Chingford Mount Cemetery alongside his brother Ronnie and Charlie. The Krays' gang, The Firm, had a Mafia-style grip on London's East End in the 1960s.

Mourners at the funeral of Reggie Kray, in Bethnal Green, London. The gangland killer died a month after being freed from a life prison sentence on compassionate grounds and 10 days after leaving the Norfolk & Norwich hospital. * After a service at St Matthew's Church, Tower Hamlets, he will be buried in the family plot at Chingford Mount Cemetery alongside his brother Ronnie and Charlie. The Krays' gang, The Firm, had a Mafia-style grip on London's East End in the 1960s. Stock Photo

RM2D3186X–Mourners at the funeral of Reggie Kray, in Bethnal Green, London. The gangland killer died a month after being freed from a life prison sentence on compassionate grounds and 10 days after leaving the Norfolk & Norwich hospital. * After a service at St Matthew's Church, Tower Hamlets, he will be buried in the family plot at Chingford Mount Cemetery alongside his brother Ronnie and Charlie. The Krays' gang, The Firm, had a Mafia-style grip on London's East End in the 1960s.

Reggie Kray's coffin makes its way down Bethnal Green Road. The gangland killer died a month after being freed from a life prison sentence on compassionate grounds and 10 days after leaving the Norfolk & Norwich hospital. * After a service at St Matthew's Church, Tower Hamlets, he will be buried in the family plot at Chingford Mount Cemetery alongside his brother Ronnie and Charlie. The Krays' gang, The Firm, had a Mafia-style grip on London's East End in the 1960s. Stock Photo

RM2D31869–Reggie Kray's coffin makes its way down Bethnal Green Road. The gangland killer died a month after being freed from a life prison sentence on compassionate grounds and 10 days after leaving the Norfolk & Norwich hospital. * After a service at St Matthew's Church, Tower Hamlets, he will be buried in the family plot at Chingford Mount Cemetery alongside his brother Ronnie and Charlie. The Krays' gang, The Firm, had a Mafia-style grip on London's East End in the 1960s.

Stewards stand outside St Matthew's Church, Bethnal Green, east London to await the arrival of Reggie Kray's coffin. The gangland killer died a month after being freed from a life prison sentence on compassionate grounds. * and 10 days after leaving the Norfolk & Norwich hospital. After the funeral service, he will be buried in the family plot at Chingford Mount Cemetery alongside his brother Ronnie and Charlie. The Krays' gang, The Firm, had a Mafia-style grip on London's East End in the 1960s. Stock Photo

RMG54XP2–Stewards stand outside St Matthew's Church, Bethnal Green, east London to await the arrival of Reggie Kray's coffin. The gangland killer died a month after being freed from a life prison sentence on compassionate grounds. * and 10 days after leaving the Norfolk & Norwich hospital. After the funeral service, he will be buried in the family plot at Chingford Mount Cemetery alongside his brother Ronnie and Charlie. The Krays' gang, The Firm, had a Mafia-style grip on London's East End in the 1960s.

Mourners stand outside St Matthew's Church, Bethnal Green, east London to await the arrival of Reggie Kray's coffin. The gangland killer died a month after being freed from a life prison sentence on compassionate grounds. * and 10 days after leaving the Norfolk & Norwich hospital. After the funeral service, he will be buried in the family plot at Chingford Mount Cemetery alongside his brother Ronnie and Charlie. The Krays' gang, The Firm, had a Mafia-style grip on London's East End in the 1960s. Stock Photo

RMG54XPF–Mourners stand outside St Matthew's Church, Bethnal Green, east London to await the arrival of Reggie Kray's coffin. The gangland killer died a month after being freed from a life prison sentence on compassionate grounds. * and 10 days after leaving the Norfolk & Norwich hospital. After the funeral service, he will be buried in the family plot at Chingford Mount Cemetery alongside his brother Ronnie and Charlie. The Krays' gang, The Firm, had a Mafia-style grip on London's East End in the 1960s.

Roberta Kray, the wife of Reggie, leaves St Matthew's Church in Bethnal Green after the funeral service. The gangland killer died a month after being freed from a life prison sentence on compassionate grounds and 10 days after leaving the Norfolk & Norwich hospital. *... After a service at St Matthew's Church, Tower Hamlets, he will be buried in the family plot at Chingford Mount Cemetery alongside his brother Ronnie and Charlie. The Krays' gang, The Firm, had a Mafia-style grip on London's East End in the 1960s. Stock Photo

RMG54XYE–Roberta Kray, the wife of Reggie, leaves St Matthew's Church in Bethnal Green after the funeral service. The gangland killer died a month after being freed from a life prison sentence on compassionate grounds and 10 days after leaving the Norfolk & Norwich hospital. *... After a service at St Matthew's Church, Tower Hamlets, he will be buried in the family plot at Chingford Mount Cemetery alongside his brother Ronnie and Charlie. The Krays' gang, The Firm, had a Mafia-style grip on London's East End in the 1960s.

The horse-drawn hearse of Reggie Kray picks up the body outside W English and Son before heading towards St Matthew's Church, Bethnal Green. The gangland killer died a month after being freed from a life prison sentence on compassionate grounds. * and 10 days after leaving the Norfolk & Norwich hospital. After the funeral service, he will be buried in the family plot at Chingford Mount Cemetery alongside his brother Ronnie and Charlie. The Krays' gang, The Firm, had a Mafia-style grip on London's East End in the 1960s. Stock Photo

RMG54XTR–The horse-drawn hearse of Reggie Kray picks up the body outside W English and Son before heading towards St Matthew's Church, Bethnal Green. The gangland killer died a month after being freed from a life prison sentence on compassionate grounds. * and 10 days after leaving the Norfolk & Norwich hospital. After the funeral service, he will be buried in the family plot at Chingford Mount Cemetery alongside his brother Ronnie and Charlie. The Krays' gang, The Firm, had a Mafia-style grip on London's East End in the 1960s.

Firefighters deaths Bethnal Green Stock Photo

RMG73EHH–Firefighters deaths Bethnal Green

RMG73EH6–Firefighters deaths Bethnal Green

RMG73EHY–Firefighters deaths Bethnal Green

Victoria Beckham leaves London Chest Hospital in Bethnal Green after visiting Ted Beckham who suffered a heart attack two days ago. Stock Photo

RMGABD65–Victoria Beckham leaves London Chest Hospital in Bethnal Green after visiting Ted Beckham who suffered a heart attack two days ago.

David Beckham and wife Victoria leave London Chest Hospital in Bethnal Green after visiting Ted Beckham who suffered a heart attack two days ago. Stock Photo

RMGABD67–David Beckham and wife Victoria leave London Chest Hospital in Bethnal Green after visiting Ted Beckham who suffered a heart attack two days ago.

RMGABD5W–David Beckham and wife Victoria leave London Chest Hospital in Bethnal Green after visiting Ted Beckham who suffered a heart attack two days ago.

NOTE ALTERNATE CROP. David Beckham and wife Victoria leave London Chest Hospital in Bethnal Green after visiting Ted Beckham who suffered a heart attack two days ago. Stock Photo

RMGABD5X–NOTE ALTERNATE CROP. David Beckham and wife Victoria leave London Chest Hospital in Bethnal Green after visiting Ted Beckham who suffered a heart attack two days ago.

PLEASE NOTE THAT THE NUMBERPLATE WAS OBSURED BY THE PHOTOGRAPHER. David Beckham and wife Victoria leave London Chest Hospital in Bethnal Green after visiting Ted Beckham who suffered a heart attack two days ago. Stock Photo

RMGABD68–PLEASE NOTE THAT THE NUMBERPLATE WAS OBSURED BY THE PHOTOGRAPHER. David Beckham and wife Victoria leave London Chest Hospital in Bethnal Green after visiting Ted Beckham who suffered a heart attack two days ago.

RM2D31870–Reggie Kray's coffin is carried through Bethnal Green to St Matthew's Church. The gangland killer died a month after being freed from a life prison sentence on compassionate grounds and 10 days after leaving the Norfolk & Norwich hospital. * After a service at St Matthew's Church, Tower Hamlets, he will be buried in the family plot at Chingford Mount Cemetery alongside his brother Ronnie and Charlie. The Krays' gang, The Firm, had a Mafia-style grip on London's East End in the 1960s.

The coffin containing Reggie Kray is carried out from St Matthew's Church in Bethnal Green after a funeral service. The gangland killer died a month after being freed from a life prison sentence on compassionate grounds. *... and 10 days after leaving the Norfolk & Norwich hospital. After a service at St Matthew's Church, Tower Hamlets, he will be buried in the family plot at Chingford Mount Cemetery alongside his brother Ronnie and Charlie. The Krays' gang, The Firm, had a Mafia-style grip on London's East End in the 1960s. Stock Photo

RM2D3187A–The coffin containing Reggie Kray is carried out from St Matthew's Church in Bethnal Green after a funeral service. The gangland killer died a month after being freed from a life prison sentence on compassionate grounds. *... and 10 days after leaving the Norfolk & Norwich hospital. After a service at St Matthew's Church, Tower Hamlets, he will be buried in the family plot at Chingford Mount Cemetery alongside his brother Ronnie and Charlie. The Krays' gang, The Firm, had a Mafia-style grip on London's East End in the 1960s.

Reggie Kray's funeral cortege after leaving an undertaker in Bethnal Green on way to Chingford Mount for burial. The gangland killer died a month after being freed from a life prison sentence on compassionate grounds. * and 10 days after leaving the Norfolk & Norwich hospital. After the funeral service, he will be buried in the family plot at Chingford Mount Cemetery alongside his brother Ronnie and Charlie. The Krays' gang, The Firm, had a Mafia-style grip on London's East End in the 1960s. Stock Photo

RM2D31863–Reggie Kray's funeral cortege after leaving an undertaker in Bethnal Green on way to Chingford Mount for burial. The gangland killer died a month after being freed from a life prison sentence on compassionate grounds. * and 10 days after leaving the Norfolk & Norwich hospital. After the funeral service, he will be buried in the family plot at Chingford Mount Cemetery alongside his brother Ronnie and Charlie. The Krays' gang, The Firm, had a Mafia-style grip on London's East End in the 1960s.

The horse drawn funeral cortege of former East London villain Reggie Kray, makes its way down Bethnal Green Road, after leaving a local undertaker. The gangland killer died a month after being freed from a life prison sentence on compassionate grounds. * and 10 days after leaving the Norfolk & Norwich hospital. After a service at St Matthew's Church, Tower Hamlets, he will be buried in the family plot at Chingford Mount Cemetery alongside his brother Ronnie and Charlie. The Krays' gang, The Firm, had a Mafia-style grip on London's East End in the 1960s. Stock Photo

RM2D3186C–The horse drawn funeral cortege of former East London villain Reggie Kray, makes its way down Bethnal Green Road, after leaving a local undertaker. The gangland killer died a month after being freed from a life prison sentence on compassionate grounds. * and 10 days after leaving the Norfolk & Norwich hospital. After a service at St Matthew's Church, Tower Hamlets, he will be buried in the family plot at Chingford Mount Cemetery alongside his brother Ronnie and Charlie. The Krays' gang, The Firm, had a Mafia-style grip on London's East End in the 1960s.