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"EC Scan: A Journey Through Iconic Moments in History and Pop Culture" Step into the world of EC Scan, where we explore captivating moments that have left an indelible mark on our collective memory. From Maxine Morris, the Queen of England's 30, 000 witches signing this week at a technical event to troops aboard the Empire Fowey enjoying a cup of tea during the Suez Crisis in 1956 - each snapshot tells its own unique story. In January 1983, Rangers clashed with Celtic in an unforgettable Old Firm Match, igniting passions and rivalries that still burn bright today. And who can forget the Scottish FA Cup Final of 1973 when Rangers triumphed over Celtic with a thrilling scoreline of 3-2? During the Suez Crisis in 1956, Royal Engineers showcased their ingenuity by constructing a Bailey Bridge over Port Said in Egypt. Meanwhile, Roy Castle took us on an exhilarating journey through time and space as he starred alongside Doctor Who and battled against menacing Daleks. Scottish comedian Billy Connolly tickled our funny bones while donning his famous Big Banana Feet. On-screen chemistry came alive as Valerie Leon and Ronnie Corbett shared a scene from the film "No Sex Please We're British, " leaving audiences roaring with laughter. The Egyptian Destroyer Ibrahim El Awal made headlines as it was escorted into Haifa during the Suez Crisis. Soldiers bid farewell to loved ones aboard troopship Empire Ken before embarking on their mission. Sports enthusiasts witnessed history being made when Celtic faced off against Airdrie in the thrilling Scottish Cup Final of 1975. The legendary Billy McNeill stood tall on his teammates' shoulders after securing victory for his team. Away from grand stages and global events, runner Tom McKean found solace at home with his wife Yvonne and baby daughter Rachel - reminding us all that even amidst fame and glory, family remains the truest source of joy.