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Sophie Henderson
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A group of girls from an Irish dance class in Irish costume

A group of girls from an Irish dance class in Irish costume, from a group of colour prints of the Brick Lane area of London. Photograph taken by Keith Cardwell 1992 -1993.
Copyright Keith Cardwell / Courtesy Museum of London

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X-ray scanners reveal illegal immigrants hidden in a lorry

X-ray scanners reveal illegal immigrants hidden in a lorry.
Image courtesy UNHCR

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Evacuees to New Zealand,1940. Children's Overseas Reception Board (CORB) group bound for New Zealand. At the outbreak of World War Two, thousands of British children were sent to the Dominions (Canada, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa) before attacks on shipping prematurely ended the scheme.
Image courtesy National Archives

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