Later, the Queen was given a five-minute standing ovation as she went on to the stage to meet performers after a gala concert at the Dublin Conference Centre.
82 min: Tottenham substitution: Jermain Defoe off, to a standing ovation.
In his first speech from the floor for more than 20 years, he incensed the party leadership and won a standing ovation from many constituency delegates, some of whom used the debate to criticise Tony Blair for sending his son Euan to a grant-maintained school.
A crowd of more than 5,000 people gathered in the Kop at Anfield gave a standing ovation to the chair of the Hillsborough Family Support Group, Margaret Aspinall, who promised to see their campaign for justice through to its conclusion.
They gave the Queen rapturous applause and a standing ovation.
A true legend, flanked by the men who followed him in the Athletic goal, Iribar was given a standing ovation.
The assailant : Eric Cantona By Darren Tulett Barefoot and bearded, his long hair swept back, Eric Cantona strides towards me in a red beach-football kit, his imposing physique seeming to fill the corridor of the Paris arena where soon he will receive the biggest ovation of this star-filled night.
Ayresome Park honoured the losers with a standing ovation.
On Thursday the outgoing Italian prime minister, Mario Monti, comprehensively trounced in the election, attended a European commission conference in Brussels where he enjoyed a standing ovation almost as if he had been the victor.
Cameron was also given a remarkable standing ovation as he criticised what he said were "complete and utter lies" from Labour on the NHS.
When Dan Jarvis, MP for Barnsley, moved to the podium to give the keynote address at the Progress conference on Saturday afternoon, the audience gave such a long, standing ovation it almost turned into a collective plea to make him change his mind and reverse his decision not to stand for the Labour leadership.
