Independence of Iraq
The Iraqi Government takes control of the Green Zone, the heavily fortified area that houses the offices and homes of most American and Iraqi Government officials
475 historical records
The Iraqi Government takes control of the Green Zone, the heavily fortified area that houses the offices and homes of most American and Iraqi Government officials
Slovakia adopts the euro currency.
Appointed President of Switzerland
John Atta Mills of the National Democratic Congress is elected President of Ghana, with 50.2% of the vote
John Atta Mills of the National Democratic Congress is elected President of Ghana, with 50.2% of the vote
Death of Alan Arthur Walters, upon hearing of his death Lady Thatcher describes him as "radical, fearless" and the "finest of friends"
Death of Alan Arthur Walters, upon hearing of his death Lady Thatcher describes him as "radical, fearless" and the "finest of friends"
Israeli defense minister Ehud Barak states that this will be a "war to the bitter end," while Hamas spokesman Ismail Radwant declares Hamas would "fight until the last breath."
Israeli defense minister Ehud Barak states that this will be a "war to the bitter end," while Hamas spokesman Ismail Radwant declares Hamas would "fight until the last breath."
After over a week of intense air strikes, Israeli troops crossed the border into Gaza, launching a ground war against the militant Palestinian group, Hamas.
Israeli defense minister Ehud Barak states that this will be a "war to the bitter end," while Hamas spokesman Ismail Radwant declares Hamas would "fight until the last breath.".
More than 430 Palestinians and 4 Israelis have been killed since the fighting began Dec. 27, 2008.
27, 2008
After over a week of intense air strikes, Israeli troops crossed the border into Gaza, launching a ground war against the militant Palestinian group, Hamas. More than 430 Palestinians and 4 Israelis have been killed since the fighting began Dec.
Israeli defense minister Ehud Barak states that this will be a "war to the bitter end," while Hamas spokesman Ismail Radwant declares Hamas would "fight until the last breath.".
The Israeli Defence Forces ground invasion began, with mechanised infantry, armor, and artillery units, supported by helicopter gunships, entering Gaza.
The Israeli Defence Forces ground invasion began, with mechanised infantry, armor, and artillery units, supported by helicopter gunships, entering Gaza
Israeli defense minister Ehud Barak states that this will be a "war to the bitter end," while Hamas spokesman Ismail Radwant declares Hamas would "fight until the last breath."
Israeli defense minister Ehud Barak states that this will be a "war to the bitter end," while Hamas spokesman Ismail Radwant declares Hamas would "fight until the last breath."
Sheikh Hasina Wajed is sworn in for her second spell as Prime minister, restoring democracy to the impoverished country after almost two years of rule by an army-backed regime
Sheikh Hasina Wajed is sworn in for her second spell as Prime minister, restoring democracy to the impoverished country after almost two years of rule by an army-backed regime
Sheikh Hasina Wajed is sworn in for her second spell as Prime minister, restoring democracy to the impoverished country after almost two years of rule by an army-backed regime
Mills is sworn in as president following Ghana's closely contested 2008 election and another peaceful transfer of power between political parties.
Appointed President of Panama
Death of Dave Dee
The United Nations declares a suspension of aid in Gaza after one driver was killed and two others wounded in stray gunfire
Death of Patrick McGoohan
Despite a call from the United Nations for cease-fire, fighting continues in Gaza. An airstrike from Israel hits the United Nations Relief and Works Agency building in Gaza, injuring at least three people
An airstrike from Israel hits the United Nations Relief and Works Agency building in Gaza, injuring at least three people
An airstrike from Israel hits the United Nations Relief and Works Agency building in Gaza, injuring at least three people
Death of John Mortimer
At least 1,200 Palestinians and 13 Israelis have been killed during the conflict
Israel announces unilateral cease-fire in Gaza, Hamas will continue to fight as long as Israeli troops remain in the area
Israel announces unilateral cease-fire in Gaza, Hamas will continue to fight as long as Israeli troops remain in the area
Hamas announces cease-fire in response to Israels promise of peace. They will allow Israeli troops a week to pull out of the country. Hamas announces cease-fire in response to Israels promise of peace, they will allow Israeli troops a week to pull out of the country
Hamas announces cease-fire in response to Israels promise of peace, they will allow Israeli troops a week to pull out of the country
Darling announces a second financial-support package including an Asset Protection Scheme and measures intended to restart lending to households and businesses.
The theme of the inauguration is "A New Birth of Freedom," commemorating the 200th anniversary of the birth of Abraham Lincoln. The inauguration of Obama as the forty-fourth President of the USA
Is sworn in as vice president of the United States.
The first NHS Constitution for England is published, bringing together service principles, patient rights, staff commitments and responsibilities in a single document.
The Awami League wins a landslide victory in the countrys 481 upazilas (subdistricts), 3 people are killed, 150 injured and voter intimidation is rife
The Awami League wins a landslide victory in the countrys 481 upazilas (subdistricts), 3 people are killed, 150 injured and voter intimidation is rife
Appointed as a special envoy to the Middle East, working under President Barack Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
Voters approve the new constitution in a national referendum.
Haarde announces the resignation of his coalition government after sustained public protests over the banking collapse and the resulting economic crisis.
Death of John Hoyer Updike
Mitchell begins his meetings in Cairo and Obama says his visit was part of the Presidents campaign promise to listen to both sides of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and work toward a Middle East peace deal
Burnham helps launch proposals for universal connectivity and a stronger digital economy.
Voter turnout varies widely by area, with some regions reporting less than 50% participation and others more than 75%. Iraq holds local elections to create provincial councils, the elections are notable for their lack of violence and the noticeably diminished role the US plays in their implementation
In the worst single loss to the American military in nine months, a suicide bomber kills four American soldiers and their Iraqi translator in the northern Iraq city of Mosul
Iraq holds local elections to create provincial councils, the elections are notable for their lack of violence and the noticeably diminished role the US plays in their implementation
Iraq holds local elections to create provincial councils, the elections are notable for their lack of violence and the noticeably diminished role the US plays in their implementation
In the worst single loss to the American military in nine months, a suicide bomber kills four American soldiers and their Iraqi translator in the northern Iraq city of Mosul
The Second Geir Haarde Government ends, concluding this term as Prime Minister of Iceland.
Begins the First Johanna Sigurdardottir Government and serves as Prime Minister of Iceland.
Innaugurated as Prime Minister of Iceland
Performs the halftime show at Super Bowl XLIII with the E Street Band.
African leaders elect Gaddafi chairman of the African Union for a one-year term.
Morales promulgates the constitution creating the Plurinational State of Bolivia.
Parliamentary elections held in Israel prove inconclusive, the centrist Kadima party, led by Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni, wins 28 seats in the 120-seat Knesset, the most of any party
Beckham makes history by drawing level with Bobby Moores record of 108 caps for an English outfield player, coming on as a substitute for Stewart Downing in a friendly match against Spain
Tsvangirai becomes Prime Minister under the Global Political Agreement.
The Banking Act creates a permanent framework for resolving failing banks.
A female suicide bomber kills 35 Shiite pilgrims in Baghdad, the deadliest attack in a string of bombings
A female suicide bomber kills 35 Shiite pilgrims in Baghdad, the deadliest attack in a string of bombings
Biti assumes responsibility for government finances during the unity administration.
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez wins his bid to end presidential term limits in his country, thus allowing him to run for reelection
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez wins his bid to end presidential term limits in his country, thus allowing him to run for reelection
The federal government accepts a peace arrangement allowing Islamic regulation in the Swat region.
Gillani's government supports a truce and legal changes intended to end fighting in Swat.
The Act provides tax relief, public investment and transfers intended to counter recession.
Helps oversee implementation of the Recovery Act.
Burnham appoints Richard Lewis as chair of Sport England.
The radio play is broadcast on BBC Radio 4, with actress Maggie Smith reprising her role of Miss Shepherd and Alan Bennett playing himself
The radio play is broadcast on BBC Radio 4, with actress Maggie Smith reprising her role of Miss Shepherd and Alan Bennett playing himself
Mutinous Bangladeshi border guards open fire at their headquarters in the capital and seize a nearby shopping mall, injuring several people in an insurrection apparently sparked by pay disputes
The Treasury publishes Asset Protection Scheme terms as Royal Bank of Scotland agrees protection against exceptional losses on a large portfolio of risky assets.
In front of a crowd of Marines in Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, President Obama announced his intention to withdraw most American troops out of Iraq by August 31, 2010
In front of a crowd of Marines in Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, President Obama announced his intention to withdraw most American troops out of Iraq by August 31, 2010
In front of a crowd of Marines in Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, President Obama announced his intention to withdraw most American troops out of Iraq by August 31, 2010
Completes a permanent move from Bayern Munich to Borussia Dortmund after an initial loan and becomes an integral part of the defence.
The military denies that a coup is under way, stating that the presidents killers are an isolated group of soldiers. The assassination is said to be retaliation for a bomb attack that killed the army Chief of Staff, Gen. Batista Tagme Na Wai. President Joao Bernardo Vieira of the small African country of Guinea-Bissau is shot to death by army troops
The military denies that a coup is under way, stating that the presidents killers are an isolated group of soldiers
Bangladeshi police arrested Syed Tauhidul Alam, the suspected ringleader of a deadly border guard mutiny that killed at least 69 people, during a raid in a slum in Dhaka
The Bank begins purchasing assets with newly created central-bank money to support demand.
The Bank of England cuts Bank Rate to 0.5 percent and begins quantitative easing through large-scale asset purchases financed with central-bank reserves.
Lloyds Banking Group agrees in principle to place a large portfolio of troubled assets within the Government's Asset Protection Scheme.
Government record concerning the IRA: Brown condemns the Real IRA attack that kills two British soldiers.
Historical IRA record under Labour Party Government: Brown condemns the Real IRA attack that kills two British soldiers.
IRA context for James Gordon Brown: Brown condemns the Real IRA attack that kills two British soldiers.
Brown condemns the Real IRA attack that kills two British soldiers.
Burnham reappoints Sue Campbell as chair of UK Sport.
Aurélio scores a curling free kick as Liverpool beat Manchester United 4–1 at Old Trafford under Benítez.
Dossena chips the fourth Liverpool goal against Manchester United, completing a commanding away win in the Premier League.
Torres equalises at Old Trafford as Benítez's Liverpool go on to defeat Manchester United 4–1 in a high-profile title-race clash.
Marc Ravalomanana resigns as President, in an apparent coup, he hands power over to the military, which in turn transfers control to Andry Rajoelina
Marc Ravalomanana resigns as President, in an apparent coup, he hands power over to the military, which in turn transfers control to Andry Rajoelina
Marc Ravalomanana resigns as President, in an apparent coup, he hands power over to the military, which in turn transfers control to Andry Rajoelina
Biti presents a budget formalising the use of foreign currencies.
The Federal Open Market Committee greatly expands its large-scale asset purchases, adding up to 750 billion dollars of agency mortgage-backed securities, 100 billion dollars of agency debt, and 300 billion dollars of longer-term Treasury securities.
Concludes an agreement providing for CNDP political participation and integration of its fighters into national institutions.
UEFA award Robson the Emerald UEFA Order of Merit award, awarded to "individuals who have dedicated their talents to the good of the game"
King Abdullah proposed implanting Guantanamo detainees with a chip that contained their personal information before authorities tracked their movements using Bluetooth technology
Burnham's department launches free swimming for eligible young and older residents.
The Care Quality Commission begins operating as the integrated regulator for health and adult social care, replacing several previous inspection bodies.
G20 leaders pledge additional international resources worth approximately 1.1 trillion dollars.
Brown secures international commitments on financial supervision, resources and economic recovery.
Calls for concrete steps toward a world without nuclear weapons while maintaining deterrence during the transition.
Is re-elected as National Defence Commission chairman.
Presents a memorial wreath to the Kop for the Liverpool supporters who died after Hillsborough.
President Barack Obama loosens the travel ban, now allowing Cuban-Americans to travel freely to the country
Burnham responds to demands for full disclosure at the twentieth-anniversary Hillsborough memorial.
Death of James Graham Ballard
Phil Jagielka converts the decisive shootout penalty against Manchester United to send Everton into the FA Cup final.
The Budget introduces incentives encouraging consumers to replace older vehicles.
Death of Bea Arthur, actress in the "Golden Girls"
Releases Together Through Life.
British combat operations in Iraq formally conclude under Brown's premiership.
Soumare leaves office after local election setbacks for the ruling party
Souleymane Ndene Ndiaye becomes Prime Minister
Brown delivers a prime-ministerial address on responsibility, fairness and shared moral principles.
Brown compares shared ethical teachings across Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Hinduism and Sikhism.
Scores twice as Barcelona defeat Real Madrid 6-2 at the Santiago Bernabeu.
Scores in stoppage time against Chelsea to send Barcelona through on away goals.
Mervyn King chairs the Monetary Policy Committee as it expands planned asset purchases to a total of one hundred and twenty-five billion pounds.
The Second Topolanek Government ends in Prague, concluding this term as Prime Minister of Czech Republic.
Is inaugurated as president at the Union Buildings.
Begins his first presidential term after the general election.
The First Johanna Sigurdardottir Government ends, concluding this term as Prime Minister of Iceland.
Begins the Second Johanna Sigurdardottir Government and serves as Prime Minister of Iceland.
Altman commands Atlantis as the final Hubble servicing mission launches to repair and modernize the observatory.
Scores as Barcelona defeat Athletic Bilbao 4-1 in the Copa del Rey final.
McArthur uses Atlantis's robotic arm to capture Hubble for the telescope's fifth and final astronaut servicing mission.
Tauber serves as Planck project scientist as ESA launches a mission to map the microwave background
Feustel helps install a soft-capture mechanism intended to support a future robotic rendezvous with Hubble.
Grunsfeld helps install a replacement Science Instrument Command and Data Handling system during the first final-servicing spacewalk.
Grunsfeld helps replace WFPC2 with Wide Field Camera 3, greatly expanding Hubble's ultraviolet, visible and infrared imaging capability.
Good helps replace the first of Hubble's two battery modules, renewing the observatory's electrical storage system.
Massimino helps replace all three Hubble gyroscope rate-sensing units during Servicing Mission 4.
Feustel helps repair the Advanced Camera for Surveys, restoring major imaging capability lost after an electronics failure.
Grunsfeld helps install the Cosmic Origins Spectrograph, a highly sensitive ultraviolet instrument designed for Hubble.
Massimino helps replace an electronics card and restore Hubble's Space Telescope Imaging Spectrograph to operation.
Feustel helps install new outer blanket layers that protect Hubble equipment bays after years of insulation degradation.
Feustel helps install Hubble's second replacement battery module during the final servicing spacewalk.
Grunsfeld helps install a refurbished Fine Guidance Sensor to maintain Hubble's precision pointing capability.
Announces resignation as Speaker during the MPs' expenses scandal.
McArthur uses Atlantis's robotic arm to release Hubble after five spacewalks complete the final servicing mission.
Manmohan Singh is sworn in again after the Congress-led UPA secures enough support to form the government following the 2009 election.
Altman commands Atlantis to landing, completing the final astronaut servicing mission to Hubble.
North Korea conducts its second nuclear test.
North Korea conducts its second announced nuclear test explosion.
Heads Barcelona's second goal to secure victory over Manchester United.
Scores Barcelona's opening goal against Manchester United after ten minutes.
Ferguson takes Manchester United to a second consecutive Champions League final, but Barcelona win 2-0 to deny the club a successful title defence.
Captains Barcelona to the Champions League and completes the club's first continental treble.
Completes a league, cup and European treble.
Leads Barcelona to Champions League victory over Manchester United.
Wenger led Arsenal to the 2008-09 Champions League semi-finals, where Manchester United eliminated the London club over two legs.
Finishes as the leading goalscorer in the Premier League with 19 goals for Chelsea. The campaign is particularly remembered for his productive season as Chelsea’s principal scorer.
Releases Further Complications, which reaches number 19 on the UK albums chart.
Brown supports reforms after publication of parliamentary-expenses claims.
Kayani oversees the army campaign in Swat that seeks to restore government control over areas held by Taliban militants.
Wins Serie A in his first season as Inter manager.
Funes becomes the first FMLN President of El Salvador
The federal government obtains a majority interest in General Motors during bankruptcy restructuring.
Labour finishes third in the European Parliament election vote.
Labour suffers heavy losses in the European Parliament elections.
UKIP finishes second in the UK European Parliament election.
Burnham becomes Secretary of State for Health.
Following a Football Association-led campaign to persuade FIFA to award medals to all the winners squad members, Armfield is presented with his medal by Gordon Brown.
Greaves is presented with his 1966 World Cup Winners medal by Gordon Brown at a ceremony at 10 Downing Street.
Al-Khasawneh participates in economic reform connected with Jordanian political and historical developments.
Brown establishes an independent inquiry chaired by John Chilcot.
Brown announces an independent inquiry into Britain's participation in the Iraq War.
Death of Ralf Gustav Dahrendorf
Supports the legal and political assurances designed to address concerns raised in the first referendum.
Secures European Council guarantees intended to clarify Ireland's position before a second Lisbon referendum.
Forms a new Conservative grouping in the European Parliament.
Death of Michael Jackson
Death of Sky Saxon
Welcomes a judgment allowing Lisbon ratification once German legislation strengthens parliamentary participation in European affairs.
Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki names June 30 "National Sovereignty Day" and declares a public holiday. In compliance with the status of forces agreement between the US and Iraq, US troops complete their withdrawal from Iraqi cities, including Baghdad, and transfer the responsibility of securing the cities to Iraqi troops
In compliance with the status of forces agreement between the US and Iraq, US troops complete their withdrawal from Iraqi cities, including Baghdad, and transfer the responsibility of securing the cities to Iraqi troops
Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki names June 30 "National Sovereignty Day" and declares a public holiday
In compliance with the status of forces agreement between the US and Iraq, US troops complete their withdrawal from Iraqi cities, including Baghdad, and transfer the responsibility of securing the cities to Iraqi troops
In compliance with the status of forces agreement between the US and Iraq, US troops complete their withdrawal from Iraqi cities, including Baghdad, and transfer the responsibility of securing the cities to Iraqi troops
Scores 9 goals for Barcelona to claim the UEFA Champions League scoring honour. The achievement reflects his headed goal in the final against Manchester United.
Burnham becomes Health Secretary during the financial crisis and takes responsibility for NHS quality, waiting times, finance and preparations for tighter budgets.
Is appointed Celtic manager after leaving West Bromwich Albion.
Death of Mary Isobel Mollie Sugden
Is presented as a Real Madrid player at the Bernabeu.
Completes a world-record transfer from Manchester United.
Death of Vasily Aksyonov
Death of Robert McNamara
Death of Judi Ann Mason
Is presented as a Real Madrid player after joining from Lyon.
Death of Johnny Caldwell
The IMF approves a multi-year concessional programme for Ghana intended to support macroeconomic stability, fiscal consolidation and sustained growth.
Althing authorizes the government to apply for membership of the European Union and requires any final accession treaty to face a referendum.
Iceland formally submits its application for European Union membership after parliament authorizes the government to seek accession negotiations.
Death of Walter Leland Cronkite
Discovers a dark impact scar in Jupiter's atmosphere from an unobserved collision.
Winner of the Tour de France, 2nd time
Death of "Bobby" Robert William Robson
Following the parliamentary election and government reorganisation, Juncker relinquished the finance portfolio after two decades while continuing as prime minister and treasury minister.
Juncker began another term as prime minister following the general election, leading a renewed coalition while Europe faced the consequences of the global recession.
Death of Corazon Aquino
Mervyn King chairs the Monetary Policy Committee as it expands the asset-purchase programme to a total of one hundred and seventy-five billion pounds.
Appointed President of Ecuador, 2nd term
The Sports Minister Andy Burnham addresses the Anfield crowd but is heckled by supporters chanting "Justice for the 96"
Promulgates the General Education Law, replacing the previous constitutional education framework with new national standards.
Death of Edward Moore "Ted" Kennedy
Death of Edward Moore Kennedy
Parliament enacts the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act.
New Horizons begins a further hibernation cycle as mission controllers conserve spacecraft resources during the Pluto cruise.
Arjen Robben signs for Bayern Munich from Real Madrid and begins a decade in which he becomes one of the club’s defining attacking players.
Inter defeat AC Milan 4-0 in an emphatic early-season derby victory.
Since Noel Gallaghers departure from Oasis Liam has said he will continue making music with ex-Oasis members Gem Archer, Andy Bell, drummer Chris Sharrock and keyboard player Jay Darlington recording under the bandname Beady Eye
Since Noel Gallaghers departure from Oasis Liam has said he will continue making music with ex-Oasis members Gem Archer, Andy Bell, drummer Chris Sharrock and keyboard player Jay Darlington recording under the bandname Beady Eye
Joins Inter Milan and becomes the creative centre of the team that wins the 2010 treble.
At Fatah's first general conference in roughly two decades, Abbas consolidated his leadership of the movement and was confirmed as its chairman. The Bethlehem gathering also renewed party institutions and elected a new Central Committee.
Dies in Copenhagen aged eighty-seven after a career devoted to nuclear structure, collective motion, theoretical physics and international scientific collaboration.
Reuben Meade returns as Chief Minister before the new constitution changes the title
Mihai Ghimpu becomes acting President as President of Parliament
Voronin leaves office after two presidential terms
Vitalie Pirlog becomes acting Prime Minister during the government transition
Greceanii leaves office after the 2009 political crisis
Death of Patrick Swayze
Norwegian Prime Minister Jens Stoltenbergs red-green alliance wins a second four-year term in office
Norwegian Prime Minister Jens Stoltenbergs red-green alliance wins a second four-year term in office
A United Nations commission headed by South African judge Richard Goldstone charges both Israel and Palestinian militant groups with committing war crimes in Gaza
Japans new Government under Democratic Party of Japan leader Yukio Hatoyama takes office
US President Barack Obama informs the Czech Republic and Poland that his administration has shelved Bush-era, Moscow-opposed plans to build missile shield bases on their territories
US President Barack Obama informs the Czech Republic and Poland that his administration has shelved Bush-era, Moscow-opposed plans to build missile shield bases on their territories
Starmer publishes interim factors guiding prosecution decisions in assisted-suicide cases.
Chairs the university's founding board during its establishment.
Opens King Abdullah University of Science and Technology.
Directs The White Ribbon, a German-language drama set before the First World War.
Germany deposits its instrument of ratification for the Treaty of Lisbon with the Italian government.
Pirlog's acting premiership ends when Vlad Filat forms a new government
Vlad Filat becomes Prime Minister and leads the Alliance for European Integration
German Chancellor Angela Merkel re-elected to 2nd term at head of new, centre-right coalition
German Chancellor Angela Merkel re-elected to 2nd term at head of new, centre-right coalition
Portuguese Prime Minister Jose Socrates wins 2nd term in Parliamentary elections
Portuguese Prime Minister Jose Socrates wins 2nd term in Parliamentary elections
MESSENGER makes its third and final Mercury flyby before orbit insertion, further matching the spacecraft's path to Mercury's orbit.
Brown uses his award speech to advocate cooperation, human rights and interfaith understanding.
Brown receives the Appeal of Conscience Foundation's World Statesman award.
Addresses a 3-day convention attended by 300 Afrikaners intended to develop a strategy for "Boer liberation", he reinforces earlier claims for land in Northern Natal and the Eastern Transvaal
Receives public approval to complete Ireland's Lisbon Treaty ratification process.
Cowen welcomes a 67.1 percent yes vote, clearing the constitutional obstacle to Irish Lisbon ratification.
Cowen welcomes the second Lisbon vote, which clears the constitutional route for Irish ratification.
Papandreou becomes Prime Minister after PASOK wins the general election.
Barack Obama named winner of 2009 Nobel Peace Prize "for his extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between peoples," Norwegian Nobel Committee says
Receives the Nobel Peace Prize for efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between peoples.
Barack Obama named winner of 2009 Nobel Peace Prize "for his extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between peoples," Norwegian Nobel Committee says
Becomes the first Belgian and first ESA astronaut to command the station.
Assumes command of the International Space Station during Expedition 21.
Brown announces additional British troops subject to allied and equipment commitments.
Bent's shot deflects off a beach ball and enters the Liverpool goal; the unusual incident proves decisive in a 1–0 Sunderland victory.
Gives evidence to the Speaker's Conference as Conservative leader on parliamentary representation.
Returns as head coach of the South Africa national football team
The United Nations appoints Sikander Afzal of Pakistan as Force Commander of the mission in Liberia.
The Islamic State of Iraq al-Qaeda claims responsibility for the attack
The Islamic State of Iraq al-Qaeda claims responsibility for the attack
Two suicide bombings in Baghdad kill at least 155 people and wound 700 others, the deadliest attacks in the country since 2007, and they raise the question of the safety of Iraq, despite Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Malikis recent assurances. The Islamic State of Iraq al-Qaeda claims responsibility for the attack
Two suicide bombings in Baghdad kill at least 155 people and wound 700 others, the deadliest attacks in the country since 2007, and they raise the question of the safety of Iraq, despite Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Malikis recent assurances. The Islamic State of Iraq al-Qaeda claims responsibility for the attack
Two suicide bombings in Baghdad kill at least 155 people and wound 700 others, the deadliest attacks in the country since 2007, and they raise the question of the safety of Iraq, despite Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Malikis recent assurances
Tunisia held legislative elections alongside the presidential vote.
Zine El Abidine Ben Ali won a fifth presidential term.
Tunisian President Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali, 73, elected to a fifth term with almost 90 per cent of the vote
Tunisian President Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali, 73, elected to a fifth term with almost 90 per cent of the vote
The NHS begins vaccination against pandemic H1N1 influenza, prioritising people at greater clinical risk and frontline health workers during the national response.
Kayani oversees the South Waziristan offensive against Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan strongholds.
Starmer issues a statement defining fairness, independence and accountability for public prosecutors.
Ratifies the European Union's Lisbon Treaty.
British mercenary Simon Mann, convicted of attempting to overthrow Equatorial Guinea President Teodoro Obiang Nguema in a failed coup in 2004, receives a presidential pardon and is released
British mercenary Simon Mann, convicted of attempting to overthrow Equatorial Guinea President Teodoro Obiang Nguema in a failed coup in 2004, receives a presidential pardon and is released
Mervyn King chairs the Monetary Policy Committee as it expands the Bank of England's asset-purchase programme to a total of two hundred billion pounds.
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas announces he will not seek re-election as president and intends to quit politics
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas announces he will not seek re-election as president and intends to quit politics
Abbas announces he does not intend to seek re election as president
Releases Reality Killed the Video Star after a break from studio albums.
Germany marks Twentieth anniversary of fall of Berlin Wall with spectacular ceremony attended by European leaders
Germany marks Twentieth anniversary of fall of Berlin Wall with spectacular ceremony attended by European leaders
Completes his service on the House of Lords Barnett Formula Committee after participating in its examination of territorial public funding arrangements.
Death of Edward Woodward
Sees proton beams circulate again in the Large Hadron Collider after repairs and consolidation following the 2008 incident.
Addresses the Board of Governors during the final month of his twelve-year tenure as IAEA Director General.
Announces that the Large Hadron Collider has set a world record for particle-beam energy at 1.18 TeV per beam.
Sarkozy welcomed the entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty and its institutional reforms.
Heads the German government when the Treaty of Lisbon enters into force across the European Union.
The treaty makes qualified-majority voting the standard procedure in additional Council decisions.
Brown's government implements the institutional changes created by the Treaty of Lisbon.
The treaty introduces a future double-majority system for qualified-majority voting.
The Treaty of Lisbon enters into force across the European Union.
The voting system requires support from a majority of European Union member states.
The treaty expands opportunities for national parliaments to examine European legislation.
The treaty establishes population and member-state thresholds for future Council majorities.
The treaty extends qualified-majority voting across additional European policy areas.
Lisbon's institutional reforms become binding across the Union while Papandreou serves as Greek prime minister.
Serves as Foreign Minister as the Lisbon Treaty reforms become legally effective.
Lisbon's institutional reforms become binding across the Union while Cowen serves as Taoiseach.
Lisbon reforms take effect under Berlusconi, changing EU institutions, voting procedures and external representation.
The Treaty of Lisbon comes into effect
Obama announces deployment of 30,000 more US troops while pledging to begin withdrawals in 18 months
Morales wins re-election for a second presidential term.
Morales begins a second term under the new constitutional framework.
Five bombs kill at least 120 people and wound some 400 at or near Government buildings in Baghdad, the Islamic State of Iraq al-Qaeda says it carried out the attacks
Five bombs kill at least 120 people and wound some 400 at or near Government buildings in Baghdad, the Islamic State of Iraq al-Qaeda says it carried out the attacks
Five bombs kill at least 120 people and wound some 400 at or near Government buildings in Baghdad, the Islamic State of Iraq al-Qaeda says it carried out the attacks
Five bombs kill at least 120 people and wound some 400 at or near Government buildings in Baghdad, the Islamic State of Iraq al-Qaeda says it carried out the attacks
Laos hosts the Southeast Asian Games for the first time
Nkomo becomes Vice-President following Joseph Msika's death.
Burnham helps secure creation of the panel overseeing disclosure of Hillsborough records.
Sees the Large Hadron Collider produce 2.36 TeV proton collisions, setting a new world record for collider energy.
Liverpool marked fifty years since Shankly’s appointment with commemorations at Anfield, celebrating his training philosophy and the foundations of the club’s success.
The PLO Central Council voted to keep Abbas in the presidency until elections could be organised. The decision prolonged his tenure beyond the original electoral term amid the continuing political division between the West Bank and Gaza.
Scores in extra time as Barcelona defeat Estudiantes to complete an unprecedented six-trophy year.
Becomes the first manager winning six official titles in one year.
Completes a calendar year containing six major trophies.
Directs Soul Kitchen.
US security attention increasingly focuses on Al-Qaeda in Yemen.
Responds after the attempted bombing is linked to Yemen-based AQAP.
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for invention of the imaging semiconductor circuit known as the CCD.
Brown participates in negotiations seeking an international agreement on climate action.
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for invention of the CCD imaging semiconductor circuit.
Awards the main contract for the third set of locks to Grupo Unidos por el Canal
Belhadj provides energetic overlapping runs from left-back as Portsmouth contests the Premier League campaign during a difficult financial period.
Hugo Campagnaro joined Napoli from Sampdoria and helped strengthen the back line during the club's European ambitions.
Manchester City completes the signing of Carlos Tevez from Manchester United. The Argentine attacker changed Manchester clubs after his United spell, generating a fierce cross-city reaction.
Javier Campora plays as a centre-forward for Aris Thessaloniki during the club's competitive domestic campaigns. His physical presence offers a target for deliveries into the penalty area.
Messi scored Barcelona's second goal and contributed to further attacks in a 4-1 victory over Athletic Club, helping secure the first trophy of the club's treble season.
Wins his first Ballon d'Or after helping Barcelona complete a historic treble.
Messi scored in Barcelona's 5-2 Champions League victory over Lyon, combining quick feet and a precise finish during the club's successful European campaign.
Mauro Zárate converts a penalty during the shootout as Lazio defeat Sampdoria to win the 2009 Coppa Italia at the Stadio Olimpico.
Matias Delgado provides passing and set-piece creativity for the Beşiktaş squad that completes a domestic league-and-cup double.
Joins Barcelona from Inter and provides experienced cover at left-back.
Deivson Bobo serves as an established attacking option as Beşiktaş overtake their rivals to win the 2008–09 Turkish league title.
Provides strength, pace and left-footed shooting for FC Porto as the club secures another Primeira Liga championship in the 2008-09 season.
Moves to Juventus from Fiorentina after establishing himself in Serie A, bringing defensive intensity and physicality to the midfield.
Kaka Leite leaves AC Milan to take up a new playing role with Real Madrid. Madrid signed the Brazilian Ballon d'Or winner shortly before adding Cristiano Ronaldo.
Matuzalém scores against Inter in the Italian Super Cup as Lazio upset the reigning league champions by two goals to one.
Samuel Eto'o puts Barcelona ahead against Manchester United in the 2009 Champions League final. His early finish sets up a 2-0 victory in Rome.
Publication of "The Year of the Flood"
Leads discovery of transiting super-Earth GJ 1214 b around a nearby red dwarf.
Allende published Island Beneath the Sea, depicting slavery and revolution in the Caribbean.
Rodrigo Tello offers crossing and left-sided width for Beşiktaş in the campaign that produces two domestic trophies.
Brings Ecuador into the Bolivarian Alliance for the Americas
Brings Ecuador into the Bolivarian Alliance for the Americas
Directs A Prophet.
Leads the team announcing CoRoT-7 b, one of the earliest transiting super-Earths.
Djibril Cisse joins Panathinaikos from Marseille in a high-profile move to Greek football. His pace and finishing soon make him the focal point of the club's attack.
Piquionne joins on loan from Lyon and becomes a senior attacking option during Portsmouth's final Premier League season of the decade.
Real Madrid recruits Karim Benzema, formerly of Lyon. The France striker moved from Lyon during Real Madrid's major summer recruitment programme.
Contributed to Germany 09, a collection of short films about contemporary German life.
His comedy Soul Kitchen received the Special Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival.
Receives the Camerimage Lifetime Achievement Award.
Receives the Nobel Prize in Literature for poetry and prose depicting the landscape of the dispossessed.
Publishes high-precision stellar orbits around Sagittarius A*, refining the mass and distance of the Milky Way's central black hole.
Hummels grows into a key central defender under Klopp, combining anticipation with precise forward passing.
Fabian Ernst arrives from Schalke in the winter window and strengthens Beşiktaş’s central midfield during the decisive months of their title win.
Großkreutz provides running and tactical flexibility as Klopp reshapes Dortmund into a side capable of challenging Bayern.
Boateng moves to Portsmouth from Tottenham Hotspur, bringing strong running and shooting from central and attacking midfield areas.
Knighted for services to drama and charity
Stars in The Damned United
Stars as George Falconer in A Single Man and receives his first Academy Award nomination for Best Actor.
Stars as schoolgirl Jenny Mellor in An Education and receives widespread critical recognition.
Portrays Queen Victoria in the historical drama The Young Victoria.
Receives the leading-actress Oscar for The Reader, marking her first Academy Award victory.
Publication of "Wolf Hall"
The 2009 Budget under Alistair Maclean Darling sets out the Government's taxation, expenditure and borrowing plans.
Alistair Maclean Darling presents the 2009 Budget to the House of Commons as Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Brown's government increases borrowing as recession reduces revenue and raises support costs.
Becomes founding chairman of the Global Warming Policy Foundation, an organisation established to challenge prevailing approaches to climate and energy policy.
Completes the Ulysses scientific mission after nearly nineteen years of measurements that transformed understanding of the solar wind in three dimensions and over the solar cycle.
Finishes 4th overall
Winner of 3 stages in the Giro dItalia. At the start of the 2009 Giro dItalia Columbia won the Team Time Trial and he was given the Maglia Rosa leaders jersey, the first British rider to ever wear it
Winner of 6 sprint stages in the Tour de France. In winning the third stage he became the first Briton to hold the green jersey for two days in a row. Cavendishs win on stage 11 enabled him to reclaim the green jersey from rival Thor Hushovd, and equalled Barry Hobans British record of eight Tour de France stage wins
Named by FourFourTwo football magazine as the greatest post-war British striker
FWA Footballer of the Year
Hobbs establishes himself as a key central defender during Leicester City's 2008-09 League One-winning season and receives PFA Team of the Year recognition.
Greaves received a World Cup winners' medal decades after being part of England's victorious 1966 squad.
Ashley Young was named PFA Young Player of the Year after a season of strong crossing, set pieces and direct wing play for Aston Villa.
MacDonald provided vital goals and movement in the penalty area during Brentford's successful League Two championship season under manager Andy Scott.
Scores regularly for Leeds United during the League One campaign as the club mounts another challenge for promotion.
Fryatt scores 27 league goals during Leicester City's 2008-09 League One title-winning campaign and receives the division's Player of the Year award.
Howard plays a central role in Leicester City's 2008-09 League One championship, using his aerial ability and hold-up play to support the team's attack.
Wins another Championship Golden Boot while providing the goals that underpin Wolves’ title-winning promotion season.
Rooney plays in the Champions League final against Barcelona, but United lose 2-0 despite entering the match as defending champions.
Rooney claims a third consecutive Premier League medal as Manchester United finish ahead of Liverpool in the title race.
Manchester United secure their eighteenth English league championship, equalling Liverpool’s long-standing national record under Ferguson’s management.
Scott guided Brentford to the League Two title, returning the Bees to the third level of English football.
Guides Wolves to the 2008–09 Championship title and returns the club to the Premier League.
Pearson guides Leicester City to the 2008-09 League One championship at the first attempt, taking the club back into the Championship.
Paul Lambert took charge of Norwich City in August 2009 and immediately began rebuilding the side after relegation to League One.
Parkinson works to rebuild Charlton Athletic following relegation to League One, focusing on stability and promotion.
Allardyce reorganises Blackburn following his appointment and steers the club away from the Premier League relegation places.
Beckham scored with a free kick during AC Milan's league match against Genoa. His set-piece skill provided the Italian side with an additional attacking weapon.
Beckham earned his 115th and final England cap as a substitute in a World Cup qualifier against Belarus. He ended his international playing career with seventeen senior goals.
Beckham made his Serie A debut for AC Milan on loan from LA Galaxy in January. The arrangement allowed him to play in Europe during the American league's off-season.
Beckham scored his first goal for AC Milan during a Serie A victory over Bologna. The strike underlined how quickly he had adapted to the Italian club's midfield.
Beckham started for LA Galaxy against Real Salt Lake in the 2009 MLS Cup final. Galaxy lost a penalty shootout after the match finished level, delaying his first American league championship.
Beckham helped LA Galaxy reach the MLS Cup final by winning the Western Conference play-offs. His return from Europe strengthened a team led by Landon Donovan.
Beckham arranged to remain with AC Milan beyond the original short loan period. The extension helped him pursue regular high-level football while retaining his LA Galaxy contract.
Lampard adapts to Carlo Ancelotti's attacking system and remains a principal creative and scoring outlet in Chelsea's midfield.
Lampard scores Chelsea's second goal with a powerful left-footed shot against Everton as the club wins the 2009 FA Cup final 2-1.
Lampard's reputation for late runs and accurate finishing continues to grow as he contributes goals consistently across Chelsea's attacking seasons.
Captains Wolves during the 2008–09 Championship campaign, giving the midfield an organising presence.
Scores Arsenal's opening goal in the 2-1 Women's FA Cup final victory over Sunderland.
Scores Arsenal's second goal in stoppage time as the club defeat Sunderland 2-1 in the Women's FA Cup final.
Scott Parker wins the first of three consecutive Hammer of the Year awards for his determined midfield work and defensive coverage.
Gerrard continues to provide Liverpool with goals and leadership amid a challenging Champions League group-stage campaign.
Gerrard scores three times in a 5-0 victory over Aston Villa, strengthening Liverpool's challenge for the Premier League title.
Gerrard drives Liverpool's title challenge as the club collect 86 league points but finish behind Manchester United.
Gerrard scores twice as Liverpool defeat Real Madrid 4-0 at Anfield and progress in the Champions League.
Gerrard scores twice as Liverpool defeat Manchester United 4-1 at Old Trafford, one of the club's standout Premier League away victories.
Supplies width and attacking creativity to Mick McCarthy’s Wolves side during the successful Championship campaign.
Hermann Hreiðarsson remains a versatile defensive figure for Portsmouth after the club's FA Cup triumph, combining full-back and central-defensive duties.
Eiður Guðjohnsen is a member of Barcelona's treble-winning squad as the club defeat Manchester United in the Champions League final.
Chandrayaan-1 observations obtained during Mylswamy Annadurai's project leadership contribute to strong evidence for hydroxyl and water molecules on the lunar surface.
Publication of "Let the Great World Spin"
Winner of the Irish Pen Award
Yossi Benayoun headed Liverpool to a 1–0 win away to Real Madrid in the first leg of their 2009 Champions League last-16 tie.
Eco published The Infinity of Lists, an illustrated investigation of catalogues and enumeration.
Fabio Quagliarella joined Napoli from Udinese and became an attacking option for the club from his home region.
Tommaso Rocchi captains Lazio in their Coppa Italia final triumph over Sampdoria, collecting a major trophy after years of scoring for the club.
Morgan De Sanctis joined Napoli from Galatasaray in 2009 and became a dependable presence during the club's climb up the league.
Ranieri returns to his hometown club Roma as coach and begins an impressive league recovery.
Roberto Donadoni became Napoli manager in 2009 after coaching the Italian national team, taking charge during the club's return to European contention.
After a spell with Arsenal, Kolo Toure signs for Manchester City. The experienced centre-back exchanged Arsenal for Manchester City during a significant recruitment campaign.
Publication of "1Q84"
Komatsu leads cosmological interpretation of WMAP five-year data combined with other observations, tightening constraints on dark energy and the geometry of the universe.
Appointed Director General of the IAEA
Appointed Director General of the IAEA
Stevan Jovetić strikes twice as Fiorentina defeat Liverpool 2–0 in a Champions League group match at the Stadio Artemio Franchi.
Accepts the coaching role with Catalonia's representative football team, returning to the touchline after many years away from club management.
Barrios joins Borussia Dortmund and provides the penalty-area scoring that complements the team's pressing system.
The film The Milk of Sorrow, directed by Claudia Llosa, received the Golden Bear for best film at the 2009 Berlin International Film Festival.
Robert Lewandowski plays in Lech Poznan’s successful Polish Cup campaign, which culminates in a final victory over Ruch Chorzow.
Ronaldo struck an outstanding long-range free kick at the Emirates Stadium and later finished a counterattack as United reached the Champions League final.
Ronaldo converted a penalty on his competitive Real Madrid debut against Deportivo La Coruña, beginning his record-breaking scoring career in Spain.
Represents Chelsea on loan from Inter Milan in 2009, providing an additional wide option for Guus Hiddink's Premier League squad.
Large reserves accumulated in Russia's Stabilization Fund during high oil prices, together with strong management, helped the country withstand the crisis and resume growth by mid-2009.
The World Bank praised the government's anti-crisis measures in its November 2008 Russia Economic Report.
The report said prudent fiscal management and substantial reserves had protected Russia from deeper consequences of the external shock.
Filip Holosko uses pace and diagonal runs to stretch defences throughout Beşiktaş’s title-winning league campaign.
A United Nations fact finding mission chaired by Richard Goldstone issued findings on alleged violations in Gaza.
Emery guides Valencia through his first season in charge and secures European qualification despite significant financial constraints at the club.
Xabi Alonso joins Real Madrid from Liverpool. The Spanish international left Liverpool to anchor Madrid's midfield with his long-range passing.
Joins Barcelona from Inter in a major transfer and leads the line during the 2009-10 season.
Leads radial-velocity work measuring the mass of CoRoT-7 b.
Leads the team reporting low-mass planet Gliese 581 e.
Emmanuel Adebayor moves to Manchester City after playing for Arsenal. City paid heavily for Arsenal's leading striker as its squad-building project accelerated.
Ibrahim Toraman anchors defensive phases for Beşiktaş during their successful pursuit of the 2008–09 Süper Lig championship.
Rustu Recber provides international-level experience in goal during the club’s Süper Lig and Turkish Cup-winning season.
Mustafa Denizli guides Beşiktaş to the Süper Lig championship and Turkish Cup, completing a domestic double in his first season in charge.
Yusuf Simsek joins Beşiktaş during the season and adds experience to the midfield as the side pushes towards the Turkish championship.
Serdar Ozkan contributes as a homegrown attacking squad member when Beşiktaş win their first Turkish top-flight championship in six years.
Wins the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Rhode Island International Film Festival
Directs, "Whatever Works"
Portrays South African President Nelson Mandela in Clint Eastwood's Invictus.
Makes his feature directing debut with Guy and Madeline on a Park Bench, a low-budget musical drama.
Writes and directs Inglourious Basterds, presenting an alternate-history story set during the Second World War.
Releases the documentary When You're Strange.
Wes Anderson directed Fantastic Mr Fox, his first feature-length stop-motion animated film.
Co-wrote the adaptation of Roald Dahls Fantastic Mr Fox with Noah Baumbach.
The third MESSENGER flyby fills a major imaging gap and brings spacecraft coverage of Mercury close to global.
MESSENGER observations show that Mercury's exosphere and anti-sunward tail contain multiple species with differing spatial distributions.
Riess improves the Hubble constant measurement, reducing the range of dark-energy models allowed when local expansion data are combined with early-universe observations.
Uses precision radio astrometry to constrain the motion of Sagittarius A*, supporting its identification with the Milky Way's central massive black hole.
Leads the Kepler mission as it begins its large transit survey for exoplanets.
Contributes to discovery and characterization of nearby transiting super-Earth GJ 1214 b.
Leads the discovery of the unexpected IBEX Ribbon, a narrow band of energetic neutral atoms revealing previously unknown structure at the boundary shaped by the solar wind and interstellar medium.
Fernando Muslera saves penalties against Sampdoria as Lazio win the 2009 Coppa Italia final following a 1–1 draw after extra time.