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7. Kim Betts
Gladiators star Kim Betts, better known as 'Lightning' in the hit ITV series, visited Sandra Reid Studio La Ponte School in 1998. She is pictured with Sophie Ferguson. Photo: YPN
8. Barbara Knox
August 1996 and actress Barbara Knox, better known as Rita Sullivan in Coronation Street, visited Hearfields newsagents in Headingley. Photo: Ross Parry
9. Fred Trueman
Cricket legend Fred Trueman visted at W.H. Smith in the city centre in November 1996. Photo: Roy Fox
10. Kazia Pelka
Actress Kazia Pelka, nurse Maggie Bolton from TV's Heartbeat, was at the NCH Action For Children's Broom Hill Family Centre in Harehills to receive a £53,000 cheque on behalf of the charity from Marks and Spencer. She is pictured with three of the children at the Centre, from left, Dillon Bown, Ryan Slattery and Zoe Bown. Photo: YPN
11. Brooke Satchwell
Does this Neighbours star look familiar? Actress Brooke Satchwell, who played Anne Wilkinson in the Aussie soap, met fan Jason Leigh on a visit to Leeds. The pair are pictured in the Corn Exchange. Photo: YPN
12. Julie Peasgood
Actress Julie Peasgood, best known for her role as Fran Pearson in Brookside, visited Leeds Central Library in January 1998 to launch the IT For All scheme. Photo: Justin Lloyd