Andrew (Freddie) FlintoffWorthily dubbed The Greatest Test at least until Ben Stokes heroics at Headingley this summer the 2005 Ashes Test between England and Australia is the stuff of folklore. A handful of words can hardly do it justice. With just two tail ender wickets remaining and needing 107 runs for victory, Australia produced an epic fourth day fight back led by Brett Lee. Englands bowlers squirmed as the run chase narrowed, knowing defeat would put them 2 0 down in

Cruyff should in fact have worn the number one jersey at that tournament

the precursor to the EU

Jane asked Hockney to pose outside his front door for this portrait because she always favoured natural light

Now here’s a photograph that’s both nostalgic and rich in football trivia

At that point in time

which took place in London’s Holland Park

taken along the shores of Ullswater in the Lake District by Guardian photographer Don McPhee

It has been 42 years since a British woman won the single’s title at Wimbledon – Virginia Wade

waiting for the sun to rise

These Buddhist monks in Trongsa monastery

These young village girls – colourful against the almost monochrome backdrop – were intrigued by the visitor

year after year