Portrait of William Clift (1775-1849) mb-width 979 Midland comedians Don Maclean and

Midland comedians Don Maclean and Lenny Henry (who helped raise cash) put on a traffic stopping act to give the world's biggest ambulance the go-ahead

yataghans and a crossbow

Jon Pertwee as Worzel and Barbara Windsor as Saucy Nancy seen here shooting a scene for the Southern Television childrens series Worzel Gummidge

Rosanne Cash

Poster advertising REO trucks

Portrait of William Clift (1775-1849) mb-width 979 Midland comedians Don Maclean andHalf length portrait of William Clift, seated, his body turned to the right as viewed. His hands are crossed at the wrist, the right hand holding a sheaf of paper. Clift is balding, with long side whiskers. He wears a black coat, waistcoat and tie, with a high collared white shirt. William Clift was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1823. Original: oil on canvas, 767x640mm. ca. 1820s