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RME0T04M–The 7th Earl of Longford holding some papers

Christine Hamilton at the funeral of Lord Longford held at Westminster Catherdral, central London. Lord Longford born Francis Aungier Pakenham, the 7th Earl of Longford, died age 95. * He attracted criticism for his long fight on behalf of Moors Murderer Hindley but campaigned on a host of other issues. nnch Stock Photo

RMG5E2NK–Christine Hamilton at the funeral of Lord Longford held at Westminster Catherdral, central London. Lord Longford born Francis Aungier Pakenham, the 7th Earl of Longford, died age 95. * He attracted criticism for his long fight on behalf of Moors Murderer Hindley but campaigned on a host of other issues. nnch

RM2HWJT9J–Lord Longford, July 1971. Frank Pakenham, 7th Earl of Longford. The Lord Pakenham. British politician, author, and social reformer. He was a Labour minister who attracted much controversy with his unsuccessful campaign for the release of Moors murderer Myra Hindley from prison, and also for his high-profile opposition to the gay rights movement.

Frank Pakenham, 7th Earl Longford Stock Photo

RMKXX5C4–Frank Pakenham, 7th Earl Longford

Cabinet Changes -- Lord Pakenham, who has been Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster since the last Cabinet Reshuffle, becomes Minister of Civil Aviation in place of Lord Natham. Lord Pakenham. June 30, 1948. (Photo by Sport & General Press Agency, Limited). Stock Photo

RM2J3971B–Cabinet Changes -- Lord Pakenham, who has been Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster since the last Cabinet Reshuffle, becomes Minister of Civil Aviation in place of Lord Natham. Lord Pakenham. June 30, 1948. (Photo by Sport & General Press Agency, Limited).

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RMEM1RP5–Lady Antonia Fraser 14/04/15

Lord Pakenham Again -- Lord Pakenham arriving at Northolt Airport this morning. Lord Pakenham, the newly appointed Minister for Civil Aviation, who has been on a farewell tour of the British Zone of Germany - he was British Minister responsible for German affairs - arrived in London this morning. June 7, 1948. (Photo by Fox). Stock Photo

RM2J39730–Lord Pakenham Again -- Lord Pakenham arriving at Northolt Airport this morning. Lord Pakenham, the newly appointed Minister for Civil Aviation, who has been on a farewell tour of the British Zone of Germany - he was British Minister responsible for German affairs - arrived in London this morning. June 7, 1948. (Photo by Fox).

Lady Pakenham Stands For Oxford City In General Election -- Lady Elizabeth Pakenham, the Socialist candidate for Oxford-City, photographed in the garden of her home in North London. Born in 1906, she was educated at Headington School, Oxford and Oxford University. She has been a member of the Labour Party since 1930. She is a member of the Fabian Society and a Co-operator. Married to the Right Honourable Lord Pakenham, Minister of Civil Aviation, she has eight children, four boys and four girls. January 17, 1950. (Photo by Pictorial Department) Stock Photo

RM2J396NY–Lady Pakenham Stands For Oxford City In General Election -- Lady Elizabeth Pakenham, the Socialist candidate for Oxford-City, photographed in the garden of her home in North London. Born in 1906, she was educated at Headington School, Oxford and Oxford University. She has been a member of the Labour Party since 1930. She is a member of the Fabian Society and a Co-operator. Married to the Right Honourable Lord Pakenham, Minister of Civil Aviation, she has eight children, four boys and four girls. January 17, 1950. (Photo by Pictorial Department)

London Transport Flyers Meet The Minister For Flying -- Driver on a busman's holiday assists air minister. Driver B. George, of the Alperton, Middlesex bus garage, who is Vice-Chairman of the Club, zipps-up the flying jacket for Lord Pakkenham, Minister for Civil Aviation, before he went for a flight during his visit to the London Transport Flying Club. November 16, 1948. (Photo by Reuterphoto). Stock Photo

RM2J396W3–London Transport Flyers Meet The Minister For Flying -- Driver on a busman's holiday assists air minister. Driver B. George, of the Alperton, Middlesex bus garage, who is Vice-Chairman of the Club, zipps-up the flying jacket for Lord Pakkenham, Minister for Civil Aviation, before he went for a flight during his visit to the London Transport Flying Club. November 16, 1948. (Photo by Reuterphoto).

Peer Has Big Family -- Home for the holidays at their home at Hurst Green, Sussex, are Lord and Lady Pakenham with seven of their eight children. They are (left to right): Catherine (nine), Antonia (23), Lady Pakenham, Michael (12), Lord Pakenham, Patrick (18), Rachel (13), Judith (15), and sitting on the floor, Kevin (eight). Lord Pakenham was First Lord of the Admiralty in Britain's last Labour (socialist) Government. December 30, 1955. Stock Photo

RM2J396PW–Peer Has Big Family -- Home for the holidays at their home at Hurst Green, Sussex, are Lord and Lady Pakenham with seven of their eight children. They are (left to right): Catherine (nine), Antonia (23), Lady Pakenham, Michael (12), Lord Pakenham, Patrick (18), Rachel (13), Judith (15), and sitting on the floor, Kevin (eight). Lord Pakenham was First Lord of the Admiralty in Britain's last Labour (socialist) Government. December 30, 1955.

28 Dead In Air Liner Crash: Experts Visit London Airport -- Minister of Civil Aviation Lord Pakenham (right) discusses the accident with Sir John D'Albiac, Commandent of London Airport and Capt. J.G. James, Chief Pilot of B.E.A. (in blue mac) this morning at London Airport. Only two out of the 30 people on board survived when a British European Airways 'Viking' aircraft crashed while attempting to land at London Air Port in dense fog last night (Tuesday). The plane overshot the runway and hit a stack of drainage pipes. This morning Ministry of Civil Aviation experts visited the scene of the Stock Photo

RM2J396R1–28 Dead In Air Liner Crash: Experts Visit London Airport -- Minister of Civil Aviation Lord Pakenham (right) discusses the accident with Sir John D'Albiac, Commandent of London Airport and Capt. J.G. James, Chief Pilot of B.E.A. (in blue mac) this morning at London Airport. Only two out of the 30 people on board survived when a British European Airways 'Viking' aircraft crashed while attempting to land at London Air Port in dense fog last night (Tuesday). The plane overshot the runway and hit a stack of drainage pipes. This morning Ministry of Civil Aviation experts visited the scene of the

'Air Millionaires' Meet Minister of Civil Aviation -- Left to right: Captain Alcock, Lord Pakenham (Minister of Civil Aviation), Captain Jones and Mr. R. McIntosh, chatting together at a London hotel to-day. At a London hotel to-day (Tuesday) Lord Pakenham, Minister of Civil Aviation entertained three triple-mileage-millionaire civil air pilots to lunch. They were Captain O.P. Jones of B.O.A.C. - he has flown over 3,000,000 miles - 54-year-old Mr. R.H. McIntosh of Airwork Ltd. (over 3,500,000 miles) and Captain E.S.J. Alcock of B.O.A.C. (nearly 4,000,000 miles), the brother of the late Sir Stock Photo

RM2J39732–'Air Millionaires' Meet Minister of Civil Aviation -- Left to right: Captain Alcock, Lord Pakenham (Minister of Civil Aviation), Captain Jones and Mr. R. McIntosh, chatting together at a London hotel to-day. At a London hotel to-day (Tuesday) Lord Pakenham, Minister of Civil Aviation entertained three triple-mileage-millionaire civil air pilots to lunch. They were Captain O.P. Jones of B.O.A.C. - he has flown over 3,000,000 miles - 54-year-old Mr. R.H. McIntosh of Airwork Ltd. (over 3,500,000 miles) and Captain E.S.J. Alcock of B.O.A.C. (nearly 4,000,000 miles), the brother of the late Sir

The 7th Earl of Longford speaking at a press conference Stock Photo

RME0T04P–The 7th Earl of Longford speaking at a press conference

Prolific writer Elizabeth Harman, wife of Lord Longford and is a accompanied by Lady Antonia Fraser (R). The funeral of Lord Longford was held, at Westminster Cathedral in central London. * Lord Longford born Francis Aungier Pakenham, the 7th Earl of Longford, died age 95. He attracted criticism for his long fight on behalf of Moors Murderer Hindley but campaigned on a host of other issues. 23/10/02 Lady Longford died peacefully at home aged 96. Stock Photo

RMG5E2RF–Prolific writer Elizabeth Harman, wife of Lord Longford and is a accompanied by Lady Antonia Fraser (R). The funeral of Lord Longford was held, at Westminster Cathedral in central London. * Lord Longford born Francis Aungier Pakenham, the 7th Earl of Longford, died age 95. He attracted criticism for his long fight on behalf of Moors Murderer Hindley but campaigned on a host of other issues. 23/10/02 Lady Longford died peacefully at home aged 96.

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RME0T04G–The 7th Earl of Longford speaking at a press conference

Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott after the funeral of Lord Longford held at Westminster Cathedral in central London. Lord Longford born Francis Aungier Pakenham, the 7th Earl of Longford, died age 95. * He attracted criticism for his long fight on behalf of Moors Murderer Hindley but campaigned on a host of other issues. Stock Photo

RM2D32409–Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott after the funeral of Lord Longford held at Westminster Cathedral in central London. Lord Longford born Francis Aungier Pakenham, the 7th Earl of Longford, died age 95. * He attracted criticism for his long fight on behalf of Moors Murderer Hindley but campaigned on a host of other issues.

LORD LONGFORD, Frank Pakenham, left, wearing a cape. Stock Photo

RME0T04N–LORD LONGFORD, Frank Pakenham, left, wearing a cape.

RMEM1RPX–Lady Antonia Fraser 14/04/15

Disgraced former Conservative MP Neil Hamilton and his wife Christine (back) arrive at Westminster Catherdral central London for the funeral of Lord Longford, the Labour peer and penal reformer who died last week aged 95, at the Chelsea and Westminster hospital. * The requiem mass for Lord Longford, who was born as Francis Aungier Pakenham, the 7th Earl of Longford, will be led by the Archbishop of Westminster, Cardinal Cormac Murphy-O'Connor. Lord Longford, attracted criticism for his long fight on behalf of Moors Murderer Hindley but campaigned on a host of other issues. nnch Stock Photo

RM2D323YT–Disgraced former Conservative MP Neil Hamilton and his wife Christine (back) arrive at Westminster Catherdral central London for the funeral of Lord Longford, the Labour peer and penal reformer who died last week aged 95, at the Chelsea and Westminster hospital. * The requiem mass for Lord Longford, who was born as Francis Aungier Pakenham, the 7th Earl of Longford, will be led by the Archbishop of Westminster, Cardinal Cormac Murphy-O'Connor. Lord Longford, attracted criticism for his long fight on behalf of Moors Murderer Hindley but campaigned on a host of other issues. nnch