Mo Farah, 2012 OlympicsWhen Mo Farah won the mens 5,000m on Saturday 11 August at the 2012 Olympics a week after his first gold in the 10,000m the noise from the stadium was so loud, the sound waves distorted the photo finish image. Tom Jenkins wanted to capture this wider context: the significance of a Somalian immigrant being cheered by his country, winning an historic double. So he set up a remote camera beyond the finish line, low down but with a wide angle in order to

he repeatedly turned to the natural world in his photographs

horses and cattle at the Pushkar mela

000m – the noise from the stadium was so loud

77 years after Fred Perry won his last final

Alan Kennedy scored the only goal in a 1-0 victory

Katie Boulter

Jane Bown Estate limited edition print run of 150 pieces at 40x50cm size

Two months earlier

The symbols of subjection on the Women’s Liberation Movement march of 6 March 1971

In both finals she waited until the home straight before powering to the front of the field

manual workers

pit ponies … the great photographer Don McPhee captured them all in his beloved northern Britain during his long career with the Guardian