Nerves and knockouts at the Women's World CupSpecifications David Squires original illustration Print Size: 18x24cm Dimensions include border for easy framing Presented on C type Matt Fine Art paper Presented on acid free, archival Fuji Crystal semi matt fine art paper Archival quality, guaranteeing image quality for up to 100 years Printed in the UK

The engine was retired from regular service in 1963 and is now part of the National Railway Museum collection

which is where Guardian photographer Denis Thorpe captured them rehearsing at Manchester’s Opera House in the summer of 1976

In 2015 David Hockney told Simon Hattenstone why he stopped painting after the death of his assistant - and why

as the Reds secured a 1-0 victory to win the league title at Everton’s expense

boulders have broken away from the area’s famous screes – steep slopes with loose stones – foregrounded by the Guardian photographer Don McPhee

began his career working for local newspapers before joining the Guardian in 1970

Gullit scored the first goal of the game – a thumping header – before Marco van Basten’s iconic volley sealed the win

the only aid agency to have visited the village at the time

That never came but there were glimpses of it and lots of storm clouds

along with hundreds of revellers

the figures become by turns submerged and revealed by the ebb and flow of the tides

and to take a dip in the holy town’s lake