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Johnnie Walker confirmed the end of an era on Sunday after announcing his departure from BBC Radio 1, some 55-years after making his debut. London was swinging, Carnaby Street was the epicentre of cool and Johnnie Walker was just 24-years old when he hosted his first two-hour Saturday show with the broadcasting giant in April 1969. But he will now draw a line under this lengthy association with the BBC, aged 79, as he battles idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, a rare and progressive illness that affects the respiratory system.

When the heavens opened over Rishi Sunak outside Downing Street as he called a General Election this afternoon, he could have been forgiven for wanting to turn back time. With the water pouring down and the Prime Minister's suit becoming more and more soaked, it was far from the projection of power and confidence that Mr Sunak would have wanted to portray. In doing so he became the latest unwilling addition to the list of politicians who have suffered cringeworthy political photo-ops that almost - and sometimes did - overshadow the point they were trying to get across. From Theresa May's robotic dancing and Neil Kinnock falling in the sea, to Ed Miliband travails trying eat a bacon sandwich and Tony Blair struggling with a tight pair of jeans, many of Britain's political heavyweights have fallen flat on their face. MailOnline has gone through the last 50 years of British politics, to bring you the some of the most embarrassing mishaps that the public had the misfortune of seeing.

Rishi Sunak was struck with a wave of backlash after he tried to bring out his fashionable side by sporting the Adidas Samba. Hailey Baldwin Bieber, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Bella Hadid, Rihanna, Kendall Jenner, all regarded as the'shoe of the season,' in recent months. The OG sneaker, which was first introduced in 1949, has lost its street credibility after being worn by the Prime Minister, but this is not the first time Sunak has slipped down with a fashion faux pas from the last century. Femail reveals the names of all the politicians from around the world who have influenced fashion trends.

Mark Palmer takes a tour of one of France's most celebrated regions, baseing himself at Villa Jasmina near the hilltop hamlet of Opio. He spends a day in Cannes, where he checks out the beach club at Hotel Martinez, La Croisette's oldest five-star. More to come.

The late Queen could be found at a card table in a village hall pouring tea for three other women of a certain age. She was in Sandringham as the President of the Women's Institute's Sandringham branch, and this first meeting of the year was always a highlight on her calendar. Elizabeth was following in the footsteps of her mother and grandmother, Queen Mary, who established the branch in 1919 for the local community, mainly the wives and daughters of Sandringham estate workers.

While perched on a swing above water, the DJ, 39, transformed into a white two-piece, while another snappe showed her dressed in a stunning gold skirt on the beach.

On Thursday, the radio DJ, 80, took to Twitter to announce that he would not be leaving his BBC Radio London show because he said it is "time to move forward." He confirmed that his last episode on Soul On Sunday would air on Sunday as he prepares to say goodbye to the show in a matter of days.

After 31 years at the firm, beloved BBC radio presenter Andrew Peach has hung up his headphones. Having worked elsewhere at the Beeb, the actor hosted BBC Radio Berkshire's breakfast show, which he branded The Peach Show. He worked on a variety of high-profile stories, including the coverage of Queen Elizabeth II's death and a subsequent interview with Prime Minister Teresa May.