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An Asian Resident of BlackburnThis undated shot of urban Blackburn, by the Guardian photographer Don McPhee, has a caption scrawled at the bottom: Searching out the Asian vote in Blackburn. In the 1970s, when McPhee joined the paper, community tensions increased and support grew for the far right after the arrival of a large number of Asian immigrants in northern England. McPhee, who was based in Manchester, became known for stories such as this, and his photographs frequently

who joined in 1908

is in the perfect position

4cm print size (limited run of 100)

With just two tail-ender wickets remaining and needing 107 runs for victory

McPhee was covering the launch of a daffodil hotline – these were pre-internet days – whereby visitors could call and find out where the best blooms were

Ferguson claimed 38 trophies at United – including 13 Premier League titles

I wrapped my camera in a plastic bag and got among the crowds

holds on to a subversive identity

PAUL GOLDSTEIN JUDGE: Under their robes

Limited edition print run of 100 pieces at 30x40cm

Some viewers may find this image unremarkable

comprising twin layers of terracing

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