Historical events in 2010

442 historical records

January 201018 historical events

2010, January 1st · Switzerland · Government · Government of Switzerland · Doris Leuthard

President of Switzerland

Appointed President of Switzerland

2010, January 3rd · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · James Gordon Brown

Anglo-American Yemen Security Coordination

Brown's government coordinates with the United States over security threats in Yemen.

2010, January 3rd · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · James Gordon Brown

Yemen Embassy Closure

Britain temporarily closes its embassy in Yemen after warnings of an al-Qaeda threat.

2010, January 3rd · United States of America · Government · Democratic Party Government · Barack Hussein Obama

Al-Qaeda

The United States and the United Kingdom have close their embassies in the country of Yemen due to ongoing security threats from terrorist group Al-Qaeda. The suicide bomber on the Christmas Day flight to Detroit was tied to the terrorist organisation in Yemen

2010, January 3rd · United States of America · Government · Democratic Party Government · Barack Hussein Obama

Suicide

The suicide bomber on the Christmas Day flight to Detroit was tied to the terrorist organisation in Yemen

2010, January 3rd · United States of America · Government · Democratic Party Government · Barack Hussein Obama

United States and the United Kingdom have close their embassies in

The United States and the United Kingdom have close their embassies in the country of Yemen due to ongoing security threats from terrorist group Al-Qaeda

2010, January 6th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · James Gordon Brown

Hoon-Hewitt Leadership Challenge

Patricia Hewitt and Geoff Hoon call for a secret ballot on Brown's leadership.

2010, January 25th · Iraq · Halabja · Warfare · Gulf War, 2nd · Ali Hassan al- Majid

Chemical Ali

Nicknamed "Chemical Ali" in the region, al-Majid is part of the group of leader who are deemed responsible for the deaths of approximately 180,000 Kurds in the Iraq War, a devastation many call genocide

2010, January 25th · Iraq · Warfare · Gulf War, 2nd · Ali Hassan al- Majid

Execution

Ali Hassan al-Majid, cousin of and former aid to Sadaam Hussein, is executed in Iraq for his role in the poison-gas attack of the village of Halabja, where 5,000 Kurds were killed

2010, January 25th · Iraq · Warfare · Gulf War, 2nd · Ali Hassan al- Majid

Kurds

Ali Hassan al-Majid, cousin of and former aid to Sadaam Hussein, is executed in Iraq for his role in the poison-gas attack of the village of Halabja, where 5,000 Kurds were killed

2010, January 25th · Iraq · Halabja · Warfare · Gulf War, 2nd · Ali Hassan al- Majid

Kurds

Nicknamed "Chemical Ali" in the region, al-Majid is part of the group of leader who are deemed responsible for the deaths of approximately 180,000 Kurds in the Iraq War, a devastation many call genocide. Ali Hassan al-Majid, cousin of and former aid to Sadaam Hussein, is executed in Iraq for his role in the poison-gas attack of the village of Halabja, where 5,000 Kurds were killed

2010, January 25th · Iraq · Halabja · Warfare · Gulf War, 2nd · Ali Hassan al- Majid

Massacre

Nicknamed "Chemical Ali" in the region, al-Majid is part of the group of leader who are deemed responsible for the deaths of approximately 180,000 Kurds in the Iraq War, a devastation many call genocide. Ali Hassan al-Majid, cousin of and former aid to Sadaam Hussein, is executed in Iraq for his role in the poison-gas attack of the village of Halabja, where 5,000 Kurds were killed

2010, January 27th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · James Gordon Brown

International Yemen Meeting

Encourages coordinated international support for the Yemeni government.

2010, January 27th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · James Gordon Brown

London Yemen Conference

Hosts an international meeting focused on Yemen's security and development.

2010, January 27th · United States of America · Arts · Literature · Jerome David Salinger

Death of Jerome David Salinger

Death of Jerome David Salinger

2010, January · Great Britain · Great Britain · Arts · Music · Jarvis Cocker

Jarvis Cocker's Sunday Service Begins

Begins presenting Jarvis Cocker's Sunday Service on BBC Radio 6 Music.

2010, January · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · James Gordon Brown

Friends of Yemen Initiative

Supports creation of a continuing international support process for Yemen.

2010, January · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · James Gordon Brown

International Support Framework

The initiative links security concerns with economic and governance assistance.

February 201010 historical events

2010, February 3rd · Greece · Government · Government of Greece · Karolos Papoulias

President of Greece

Parliament re-elects Karolos Papoulias for a second presidential term.

2010, February 4th · United States of America · Science · Astronomy · Marc Buie

Pluto

New Hubble maps assembled from 2002-2003 observations reveal measurable changes in Pluto's surface color and brightness patterns.

2010, February 5th · Great Britain · Hillsborough · Government · Northern Ireland Government · James Gordon Brown

Hillsborough Castle Agreement

Brown helps secure agreement on devolving policing and justice powers to Northern Ireland.

2010, February 7th · Great Britain · Miami Gardens · Arts · Popular Music · Peter Dennis Blandford Townshend

Super Bowl XLIV

The Who perform the Super Bowl XLIV halftime show.

2010, February 23rd · United States of America · Government · Democratic Party Government · Collin Peterson

Sanctions

Congressman Rep. Collin Peterson of Minnesota introduced a bill that would bar the president from prohibiting travel to Cuba or preventing transactions required for such trips

2010, February 25th · Great Britain · London · Government · Crown Prosecution Service · Keir Starmer

Final Assisted Suicide Policy

Starmer publishes final public-interest guidance for assisted-suicide prosecution decisions.

2010, February 25th · United States of America · Science · Astronomy · Alan Stern

New Horizons

New Horizons passes the halfway point in travel time between its 2006 launch and the 2015 Pluto encounter.

2010, February 27th · Chile · Santiago · Government · Government of Chile · Michelle Bachelet Jeria

Earthquake Emergency

Declares emergency measures after a major earthquake and tsunami strike central and southern Chile.

2010, February 28th · Great Britain · London · Sport · Football · Alexander Chapman Ferguson

League Cup Retained Against Aston Villa

Manchester United retain the League Cup by defeating Aston Villa 2-1 at Wembley, with Ferguson overseeing another final victory in domestic cup football.

2010, February · Iran · Natanz · Warfare · Nuclear · Mahmoud Ahmadinejad

Uranium Enrichment

Iran begins producing uranium enriched up to 20 percent U-235 at the Natanz Pilot Fuel Enrichment Plant.

March 201017 historical events

2010, March 1st · Uruguay · Montevideo · Government · Government of Uruguay · Jose Mujica

President of Uruguay

Appointed President of Uruguay

2010, March 3rd · Great Britain · Politics · Labour Party · Michael Mackintosh Foot

Death of Michael Mackintosh Foot

Death of Michael Mackintosh Foot

2010, March 3rd · Great Britain · Hampstead · Politics · Labour Party · Michael Mackintosh Foot

Death of Michael Mackintosh Foot

Death of Michael Foot

2010, March 6th · Iceland · Reykjavik · Government · Government of Iceland · Johanna Sigurdardottir

First Icesave Referendum

Voters reject legislation guaranteeing repayment terms connected with Icesave deposits in Britain and the Netherlands by an overwhelming majority.

2010, March 11th · Chile · Santiago · Government · Government of Chile · Sebastian Pinera Echenique

President of Chile

Takes office as President of Chile for his first constitutional term.

2010, March 12th · Netherlands · Amsterdam · Government · Amsterdam Regency · Lodewijk Asscher

Acting Mayor of Amsterdam

Takes office as Acting Mayor of Amsterdam.

2010, March 12th · Netherlands · Amsterdam · Government · Amsterdam Regency · Job Cohen

Mayoral Term

Leaves office as Mayor of Amsterdam.

2010, March 15th · United States of America · New York · Arts · Popular Music · Mike Rutherford

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

Is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of Genesis.

2010, March 15th · United States of America · New York · Arts · Popular Music · Peter Gabriel

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

Is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of Genesis.

2010, March 15th · United States of America · New York · Arts · Popular Music · Phil Collins

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

Is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of Genesis.

2010, March 15th · United States of America · New York · Arts · Popular Music · Steve Hackett

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

Is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of Genesis.

2010, March 15th · United States of America · New York · Arts · Popular Music · Tony Banks

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

Is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of Genesis.

2010, March 16th · Portugal · London · Sport · Football · Jose Mourinho

Champions League Win at Chelsea

Returns to Stamford Bridge and guides Inter past Chelsea in the Champions League round of sixteen.

2010, March 23rd · United States of America · Washington · Government · Democratic Party Government · Joseph Robinette Biden Jr

Affordable Care Act

Attends signing of the Affordable Care Act.

2010, March 26th · North Korea · Yellow Sea · Warfare · Inter-Korean Conflict · Kim Jong Il

Cheonan Sinking

South Korea blames North Korea for sinking Cheonan.

2010, March 27th · Montenegro · Rome · Sport · Football · Mirko Vučinić

Vučinić Winner Against Inter

Vučinić scores a decisive goal against Inter as Roma win 2–1 and intensify the Serie A title race under Ranieri.

2010, March 30th · Germany · Geneva · Science · Physics · Rolf-Dieter Heuer

Large Hadron Collider High-Energy Collisions

Welcomes the first Large Hadron Collider proton collisions at a total energy of 7 TeV, beginning sustained high-energy physics running.

April 201024 historical events

2010, April 1st · Great Britain · England · Government · Labour Party Government · Andy Burnham

Legal Right to Eighteen-Week Treatment

The NHS Constitution is strengthened so eligible patients gain a legal right to start consultant-led treatment within eighteen weeks unless specified exceptions apply.

2010, April 1st · Great Britain · England · Government · Labour Party Government · Andy Burnham

Quality Accounts Requirement

NHS providers are required to publish annual Quality Accounts describing priorities, performance and evidence about the quality of services they deliver.

2010, April 3rd · South Africa · Ventersdorp · Politics · Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging · Eugene Ney TerreBlanche

Assassination of Eugene Ney TerreBlanche

TerreBlanche, who had lived in relative obscurity since the collapse of his organisation, is murdered on his farm Villana, just outside Ventersdorp, beaten to death with pipes and pangas (machetes), while napping

2010, April 3rd · South Africa · Ventersdorp · Politics · Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging · Eugene Ney TerreBlanche

Death of Eugene Ney TerreBlanche

Death of Eugene Ney TerreBlanche

2010, April 6th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · James Gordon Brown

General Election - General Election Called

Brown announces that the general election will be held on 6 May.

2010, April 6th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · James Gordon Brown

General Election Called Election Outcome

General election outcome recorded for James Gordon Brown: Brown announces that the general election will be held on 6 May.

2010, April 6th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · James Gordon Brown

General Election Called Government

Government context for this general election: Brown announces that the general election will be held on 6 May.

2010, April 6th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · James Gordon Brown

General Election Called

Brown announces that the general election will be held on 6 May.

2010, April 7th · Netherlands · Manchester · Sport · Football · Arjen Robben

Late Champions League Winner at Old Trafford

Arjen Robben scores a spectacular volley against Manchester United to send Bayern through to the Champions League semi-finals on away goals.

2010, April 8th · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music · Malcolm McLaren

Death of Malcolm McLaren

Death of Malcolm McLaren

2010, April 8th · United States of America · Prague · Government · Nuclear Arms Control · Barack Hussein Obama

New START Treaty Signed

Signs the New START treaty with Dmitry Medvedev to limit deployed strategic nuclear forces.

2010, April 10th · Poland · Smolensk · Politics · Law and Justice · Lech Kaczynski

Death of Lech Kaczynski

Death of Lech Kaczynski

2010, April 11th · France · London · Sport · Football · Frédéric Piquionne

Piquionne Scores Twice in FA Cup Semifinal

Piquionne scores in extra time against Tottenham Hotspur as Portsmouth wins 2–0 to reach the FA Cup final despite its league struggles.

2010, April 11th · Israel · London · Sport · Football · Avram Grant

Grant Guides Portsmouth to FA Cup Final

Grant leads Portsmouth to a surprise semi-final victory over Tottenham and a place in Wembley’s FA Cup final, despite administration and league relegation.

2010, April 12th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · James Gordon Brown

Dissolution of Parliament

Parliament is dissolved and formal general-election campaigning begins.

2010, April 12th · United States of America · Washington · Government · Nuclear Arms Control · Barack Hussein Obama

First Nuclear Security Summit

Hosts the first Nuclear Security Summit focused on securing vulnerable nuclear material and reducing nuclear terrorism risks.

2010, April 13th · United States of America · Government · Democratic Party Government · Barack Hussein Obama

Sanctions

74 of Cuba's dissidents sign a letter to the United States Congress in support of a bill that would lift the US travel ban for Americans wishing to visit Cuba

2010, April 15th · Great Britain · Manchester · Government · Labour Party Government · James Gordon Brown

First Televised Leaders' Debate

Brown participates in Britain's first televised general-election leaders' debate.

2010, April 15th · Great Britain · Politics · Liberal-Democratic Party · Nick Clegg

Election

Instant polling after the 1st of 3 Prime Ministerial debates unanimously declared Nick Clegg the winner

2010, April 19th · Pakistan · Islamabad · Government · Government of Pakistan · Asif Ali Zardari

Eighteenth Amendment

Zardari signs the Eighteenth Amendment restoring parliamentary authority and provincial autonomy.

2010, April 20th · Netherlands · Milan · Sport · Football · Wesley Sneijder

Barcelona Semi-Final Goal

Scores Inter's equaliser in a 3-1 first-leg victory over defending champions Barcelona.

2010, April 27th · Croatia · Lyon · Sport · Football · Ivica Olic

Hat-Trick Against Lyon

Ivica Olic scores a hat-trick in Bayern’s 3-0 win away to Lyon, securing a place in the Champions League final.

2010, April 28th · Great Britain · Rochdale · Government · Labour Party Government · James Gordon Brown

Gillian Duffy Incident

Brown apologises after a private remark about voter Gillian Duffy is broadcast.

2010, April · Great Britain · Great Britain · Politics · Conservative Party · David William Donald Cameron

Televised Leaders Debate

Takes part in the first televised general-election leaders' debates during the 2010 campaign.

May 201061 historical events

2010, May 5th · Portugal · Rome · Sport · Football · Jose Mourinho

Coppa Italia Victory

Inter defeat Roma in the Coppa Italia final to secure the first trophy of their treble.

2010, May 6th · Great Britain · Great Britain · Politics · Conservative Party · David William Donald Cameron

Election

Leads the Conservatives to become the largest party in a hung parliament.

2010, May 6th · Great Britain · Leigh · Politics · Labour Party · Andrew Murray Burnham Andy

Re-election for Leigh

Burnham retains Leigh at the general election.

2010, May 6th · Great Britain · Great Britain · Politics · Labour Party · James Gordon Brown

General Election

Brown leads Labour into the general election that produces a hung Parliament.

2010, May 6th · Nigeria · Abuja · Government · Government of Nigeria · Goodluck Ebele Jonathan

President of Nigeria

Appointed President of Nigeria after the death of Umaru Musa Yar'Adua

2010, May 7th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · James Gordon Brown

Hung Parliament

The election produces a hung Parliament and negotiations over a new government.

2010, May 7th · Great Britain · Barking · Politics · British National Party · Nick Griffin

Member of Parliament

BNP leader Nick Griffin finishes in third place after a heavy loss in Barking to Labour Member of Parliament Margaret Hodge

2010, May 7th · Great Britain · Brighton Pavilion · Politics · Green Party · Caroline Lucas

Election

Green leader Caroline Lucas wins Brighton Pavilion, the 1st Green MP

2010, May 7th · Great Britain · Brighton Pavilion · Politics · Green Party · Caroline Lucas

Member of Parliament

Green leader Caroline Lucas wins Brighton Pavilion, the 1st Green MP

2010, May 7th · Great Britain · Barking · Politics · Labour Party · Margaret Hodge

Election

BNP leader Nick Griffin finishes in third place after a heavy loss in Barking to Labour Member of Parliament Margaret Hodge

2010, May 7th · Great Britain · Barking · Politics · Labour Party · Margaret Hodge

Member of Parliament

BNP leader Nick Griffin finishes in third place after a heavy loss in Barking to Labour Member of Parliament Margaret Hodge

2010, May 7th · Great Britain · Politics · Liberal-Democratic Party · Nick Clegg

Election

The Conservatives and Liberal Democrats control 363 seats in the House of Commons, with a majority of 76 seats. 35% of voters supported a party other than Labour or the Conservatives-the highest such figure since the 1918 general election

2010, May 7th · Great Britain · Politics · Respect Party · George Galloway

Election

Respect Member of Parliament George Galloway chose not to contest his Bethnal Green & Bow seat, instead challenging Minister of State for Farming and the Environment Jim Fitzpatrick in the nearby Poplar and Limehouse constituency but loses

2010, May 9th · Germany · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Benedict XVI

Beatification

During a visit to the United Kingdom, Benedict proclaims the beatification of John Henry Newman

2010, May 10th · United States of America · Arts · Cinema · Dennis Lee Hopper

Death of Dennis Lee Hopper

Death of Dennis Lee Hopper

2010, May 11th · Great Britain · London · Government · Coalition Government · Nicholas William Peter Clegg

Coalition Government

Becomes Deputy Prime Minister in the Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition.

2010, May 11th · Great Britain · London · Government · Coalition Government · David William Donald Cameron

Downing Street Premiership Statement

Sets out priorities of freedom, fairness and responsibility after accepting the Queen's request to form a government.

2010, May 11th · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · David William Donald Cameron

Coalition Government

Announces plans to form a coalition government with the Liberal Democrats.

2010, May 11th · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · David William Donald Cameron

Prime Minister

Appointed Prime Minister after Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition talks.

2010, May 11th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · James Gordon Brown

Resignation as Prime Minister

Brown resigns as Prime Minister after coalition negotiations produce a Conservative-led government.

2010, May 11th · Great Britain · Government · Liberal-Democratic Party Government · Nick Clegg

Deputy Prime Minister

Talks between Cameron and Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg led to an agreed Conservative/Liberal Democrat coalition, enabling the Queen to invite Cameron to form a Government

2010, May 11th · Great Britain · London · Politics · Labour Party · James Gordon Brown

Resignation from Premiership

Brown resigns after the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats agree to form a coalition.

2010, May 12th · Great Britain · London · Government · Coalition Government · David William Donald Cameron

Coalition Agreement

Forms a coalition government promising no transfer of powers without referendum.

2010, May 12th · Great Britain · London · Government · Coalition Government · David William Donald Cameron

Coalition Press Conference

Appears with Nick Clegg to present the new Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition government.

2010, May 12th · Great Britain · Government · Liberal-Democratic Party Government · Nick Clegg

Constitution of Great Britain

Just after midnight on 12 May 2010, the Liberal Democrats emerged from a meeting of their Parliamentary party and Federal Executive to announce that the coalition deal had been "approved overwhelmingly"

2010, May 12th · Great Britain · Government · Liberal-Democratic Party Government · Nick Clegg

Deputy Prime Minister

Just after midnight on 12 May 2010, the Liberal Democrats emerged from a meeting of their Parliamentary party and Federal Executive to announce that the coalition deal had been "approved overwhelmingly"

2010, May 12th · Great Britain · London · Politics · Labour Party · Andrew Murray Burnham Andy

Shadow Health Appointment

Burnham becomes Shadow Health Secretary after Labour leaves government.

2010, May 15th · Brazil · London · Sport · Football · Alex Costa

FA Cup Winner

Alex Costa strengthened the central defence as Chelsea completed a league-and-cup double as Chelsea defeated Portsmouth 1-0 in the 2010 FA Cup final at Wembley.

2010, May 15th · Czech Republic · London · Sport · Football · Petr Cech

FA Cup Winner

Petr Cech saved Kevin-Prince Boateng's penalty to keep the final scoreless before Chelsea took the lead as Chelsea defeated Portsmouth 1-0 in the 2010 FA Cup final at Wembley.

2010, May 15th · France · London · Sport · Football · Nicolas Anelka

FA Cup Winner

Nicolas Anelka provided movement in the attacking line as Chelsea pursued the winning goal as Chelsea defeated Portsmouth 1-0 in the 2010 FA Cup final at Wembley.

2010, May 15th · France · London · Sport · Football · Florent Malouda

FA Cup Winner

Florent Malouda carried an attacking threat on the flank during Chelsea's narrow victory as Chelsea defeated Portsmouth 1-0 in the 2010 FA Cup final at Wembley.

2010, May 15th · Germany · London · Sport · Football · Michael Ballack

FA Cup Winner

Michael Ballack started the final and helped Chelsea sustain pressure during a goalless first half as Chelsea defeated Portsmouth 1-0 in the 2010 FA Cup final at Wembley.

2010, May 15th · Great Britain · London · Sport · Football · Ashley Cole

FA Cup Winner

Ashley Cole offered overlapping runs and defensive security on Chelsea's left flank as Chelsea defeated Portsmouth 1-0 in the 2010 FA Cup final at Wembley.

2010, May 15th · Great Britain · London · Sport · Football · John Terry

FA Cup Winner

John Terry captained Chelsea to an FA Cup triumph that completed their domestic double as Chelsea defeated Portsmouth 1-0 in the 2010 FA Cup final at Wembley.

2010, May 15th · Great Britain · London · Sport · Football · Frank Lampard

FA Cup Winner

Frank Lampard influenced Chelsea's attacks from midfield despite missing a late penalty as Chelsea defeated Portsmouth 1-0 in the 2010 FA Cup final at Wembley.

2010, May 15th · Great Britain · London · Sport · Football · Michael Brown

Brown Plays in Cup Final Amid Administration

Brown contributes midfield experience as Portsmouth confronts Chelsea in the FA Cup final after a season marked by acute financial problems.

2010, May 15th · Ivory Coast · London · Sport · Football · Didier Drogba

FA Cup Winner

Didier Drogba struck a second-half free kick for the only goal of the Wembley final as Chelsea defeated Portsmouth 1-0 in the 2010 FA Cup final at Wembley.

2010, May 15th · Serbia · London · Sport · Football · Branislav Ivanovic

FA Cup Winner

Branislav Ivanovic helped Chelsea shut out Portsmouth while providing an attacking outlet from full-back as Chelsea defeated Portsmouth 1-0 in the 2010 FA Cup final at Wembley.

2010, May 16th · Portugal · Siena · Sport · Football · Jose Mourinho

Second Serie A Title

Inter defeat Siena to retain Serie A and complete the domestic double.

2010, May 18th · Great Britain · London · Government · Coalition Government · David William Donald Cameron

Big Society Programme Launch

Launches the coalition's Big Society programme with Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg.

2010, May 21st · Japan · Tanegashima · Science · Astronomy · Masato Nakamura

Akatsuki Launch

Akatsuki launches to study Venusian meteorology, cloud circulation and atmospheric dynamics from orbit.

2010, May 22nd · Argentina · Madrid · Sport · Football · Javier Zanetti

Inter Treble Captain

Captains Inter to European glory in his 700th appearance for the club.

2010, May 22nd · Argentina · Madrid · Sport · Football · Javier Zanetti

Champions League Winner

Javier Zanetti captained Inter to their first European championship since 1965 in the 2010 UEFA Champions League final, helping Inter Milan win the competition.

2010, May 22nd · Argentina · Madrid · Sport · Football · Walter Samuel

Champions League Winner

Walter Samuel formed a resilient central partnership as Inter won 2-0 in the 2010 UEFA Champions League final, helping Inter Milan win the competition.

2010, May 22nd · Argentina · Madrid · Sport · Football · Diego Milito

Champions League Winner

Diego Milito scored both goals against Bayern Munich to secure Inter's 2-0 victory in the 2010 UEFA Champions League final, helping Inter Milan win the competition.

2010, May 22nd · Argentina · Madrid · Sport · Football · Diego Milito

Milito Champions League Final Brace

Scores both goals as Inter defeat Bayern Munich 2-0 at the Bernabeu.

2010, May 22nd · Argentina · Madrid · Sport · Football · Esteban Cambiasso

Champions League Winner

Esteban Cambiasso shielded Inter's defence and organised midfield transitions in the 2010 UEFA Champions League final, helping Inter Milan win the competition.

2010, May 22nd · Brazil · Madrid · Sport · Football · Lucio Ferreira

Champions League Winner

Lucio Ferreira used his experience to restrain Bayern's forwards in the Madrid final in the 2010 UEFA Champions League final, helping Inter Milan win the competition.

2010, May 22nd · Brazil · Madrid · Sport · Football · Maicon Sisenando

Champions League Winner

Maicon Sisenando made overlapping runs on the right while keeping Bayern's attack in check in the 2010 UEFA Champions League final, helping Inter Milan win the competition.

2010, May 22nd · Brazil · Madrid · Sport · Football · Julio Cesar Soares

Champions League Winner

Julio Cesar Soares kept a clean sheet against Bayern Munich as Inter completed the treble in the 2010 UEFA Champions League final, helping Inter Milan win the competition.

2010, May 22nd · Brazil · Madrid · Sport · Football · Julio Cesar

Cesar Champions League Final Clean Sheet

Keeps Bayern Munich scoreless as Inter complete an historic treble.

2010, May 22nd · Cameroon · Madrid · Sport · Football · Samuel Eto'o

Champions League Winner

Samuel Eto'o supported both phases of play in his second consecutive European title-winning season in the 2010 UEFA Champions League final, helping Inter Milan win the competition.

2010, May 22nd · Netherlands · Madrid · Sport · Football · Wesley Sneijder

Champions League Winner

Wesley Sneijder created Inter's opening goal with a pass to Diego Milito in the 2010 UEFA Champions League final, helping Inter Milan win the competition.

2010, May 22nd · North Macedonia · Madrid · Sport · Football · Goran Pandev

Champions League Winner

Goran Pandev worked across the attacking line and helped Inter defend their lead in the 2010 UEFA Champions League final, helping Inter Milan win the competition.

2010, May 22nd · Portugal · Madrid · Sport · Football · Jose Mourinho

Inter Treble Completed

Completes Inter's Serie A, Coppa Italia and Champions League treble by defeating Bayern Munich.

2010, May 28th · Great Britain · Shipley · Government · Coalition Government · David William Donald Cameron

Economic Growth Strategy

Sets out plans to promote enterprise, rebalance the economy and support private-sector growth.

2010, May 31st · Portugal · Madrid · Sport · Football · Jose Mourinho

Real Madrid Appointment

Is appointed Real Madrid manager after leaving European champions Inter.

2010, May · Great Britain · London · Politics · Conservative Party · David William Donald Cameron

Hung Parliament Negotiations

Leads Conservative negotiations after the general election produces a hung Parliament.

2010, May · Ivory Coast · London · Sport · Football · Didier Drogba

Golden Boot Premier League

Scores 29 goals for Chelsea to claim the Premier League scoring honour. The achievement reflects his goals during Chelsea’s league-and-FA-Cup double.

2010, May · Luxembourg · Brussels · Government · Government of Luxembourg · Jean-Claude Juncker

Euro Area Rescue Fund Agreement

As Eurogroup president, Juncker took part in the agreement to establish the European Financial Stability Facility, a temporary mechanism designed to assist euro-area countries in financial difficulty.

2010, May · Portugal · Milan · Sport · Football · Jose Mourinho

Inter Milan Departure

Leaves Inter after two seasons and an unprecedented Italian treble.

June 201019 historical events

2010, June 3rd · Australia · Australia · Science · Astronomy · Anthony Wesley

Jupiter Fireball

Records a brief flash produced by a small object striking Jupiter.

2010, June 7th · Great Britain · Milton Keynes · Government · Coalition Government · David William Donald Cameron

Deficit Reduction Speech

Argues that reducing the deficit is necessary while maintaining the conditions for long-term economic growth.

2010, June 9th · Iran · New York · Warfare · United Nations · Mahmoud Ahmadinejad

UN Resolution 1929

United Nations Security Council Resolution 1929 adds further measures linked to Iran's continued enrichment and other nuclear activities.

2010, June 12th · Argentina · Johannesburg · Sport · Football · Gabriel Heinze

Diving Header Against Nigeria

Scores with a powerful diving header from a corner as Argentina defeat Nigeria 1-0 in Johannesburg.

2010, June 15th · Great Britain · London · Government · Northern Ireland Troubles · Mark Oliver Saville

Bloody Sunday

Publishes findings on the events of 30 January 1972.

2010, June 15th · Great Britain · London · Government · Northern Ireland Troubles · David William Donald Cameron

Bloody Sunday

Apologises after the Saville Report finds the killings unjustified.

2010, June 16th · Switzerland · Durban · Sport · Football · Diego Benaglio

Clean Sheet in Spain Upset

Diego Benaglio makes important saves behind an organised Swiss defence, preserving the 1-0 victory over Spain in Durban.

2010, June 16th · Switzerland · Durban · Sport · Football · Gelson Fernandes

Winner Against Future Champions Spain

Gelson Fernandes scores in the second half as Switzerland defeats eventual champion Spain 1-0 in a major upset at the 2010 World Cup.

2010, June 17th · Argentina · Johannesburg · Sport · Football · Gonzalo Higuain

World Cup Hat-Trick Against South Korea

Scores a hat-trick as Argentina defeat South Korea 4-1 in the World Cup group stage.

2010, June 22nd · Argentina · Polokwane · Sport · Football · Martin Palermo

World Cup Goal Against Greece

Scores Argentina's late second goal against Greece in his only World Cup appearance.

2010, June 22nd · Finland · Helsinki · Government · Government of Finland · Mari Kiviniemi

Prime Minister

Takes office as Prime Minister of Finland and forms a government in Helsinki.

2010, June 22nd · Finland · Helsinki · Government · Government of Finland · Matti Vanhanen

Government Ends

His government ends in Helsinki, concluding this term as Prime Minister of Finland.

2010, June 22nd · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Nigel Lawson

Economic Affairs Committee Return

Returns to the House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee for a further period of scrutiny of economic, fiscal and financial questions.

2010, June 22nd · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · George Osborne

Emergency Budget

Delivers the coalition government's emergency budget.

2010, June 23rd · Great Britain · Herlev · Arts · Popular Music · Peter Quaife

Death of Peter Quaife

Death of Kinks bassist Peter Quaife.

2010, June 27th · Argentina · Johannesburg · Sport · Football · Carlos Tevez

Two World Cup Goals Against Mexico

Scores twice as Argentina defeat Mexico 3-1 in the World Cup round of sixteen.

2010, June 27th · Argentina · Johannesburg · Sport · Football · Gonzalo Higuain

World Cup Goal Against Mexico

Scores Argentina's second goal in the 3-1 World Cup round-of-sixteen victory over Mexico.

2010, June · Argentina · Sport · Football · Lionel Messi

Golden Boot UEFA Champions League

Claims the UEFA Champions League top-scorer award with 8 goals while representing Barcelona. The season is distinguished by his spectacular four-goal performance against Arsenal in the quarter-finals.

2010, June · Great Britain · Glasgow · Sport · Football · Neil Lennon

Celtic Manager Appointment

Is appointed Celtic manager after an interim spell in charge.

July 201045 historical events

2010, July 2nd · Netherlands · Port Elizabeth · Sport · Football · Wesley Sneijder

Two Goals Against Brazil

Scores twice as the Netherlands eliminate Brazil in the quarter-finals.

2010, July 6th · Netherlands · Cape Town · Sport · Football · Giovanni van Bronckhorst

World Cup Semi-Final Goal

Captains the Netherlands and scores a long-range opening goal in the World Cup semi-final victory over Uruguay.

2010, July 7th · Netherlands · Amsterdam · Government · Amsterdam Regency · Lodewijk Asscher

Acting Mayoral Term

Leaves office as Acting Mayor of Amsterdam.

2010, July 7th · Netherlands · Amsterdam · Government · Amsterdam Regency · Eberhard van der Laan

Mayor of Amsterdam

Takes office as Mayor of Amsterdam.

2010, July 7th · Spain · Durban · Sport · Football · Carles Puyol

World Cup Semi-Final Winning Goal

Heads the only goal as Spain defeat Germany to reach their first World Cup final.

2010, July 8th · Slovakia · Bratislava · Politics · Government of Slovakia · Iveta Radicova

Radicova Government

Becomes Slovakia's first female prime minister.

2010, July 11th · Germany · South Africa · Sport · Football · Thomas Muller

2010 Golden Boot

Claims the Golden Boot on assists after scoring five goals for Germany.

2010, July 11th · Netherlands · Johannesburg · Sport · Football · Giovanni van Bronckhorst

2010 FIFA World Cup Final - Giovanni van Bronckhorst

Giovanni van Bronckhorst captained the Netherlands in his final international appearance, which ended in a narrow extra-time loss.

2010, July 11th · Netherlands · Johannesburg · Sport · Football · Dirk Kuyt

World Cup Final

Starts for the Netherlands in the World Cup final against Spain.

2010, July 11th · Netherlands · Johannesburg · Sport · Football · Wesley Sneijder

World Cup Final

Starts for the Netherlands in the World Cup final against Spain after scoring five goals during the tournament.

2010, July 11th · Netherlands · Johannesburg · Sport · Football · Mark van Bommel

2010 FIFA World Cup Final - Mark van Bommel

Mark van Bommel battled for possession in the Dutch midfield as Spain’s passing game eventually produced the only goal.

2010, July 11th · Spain · Johannesburg · Sport · Football · Iker Casillas

World Cup Winner

Iker Casillas captains Spain to its maiden World Cup title and makes crucial saves against the Netherlands before extra time.

2010, July 11th · Spain · Johannesburg · Sport · Football · Gerard Piqué

World Cup Winner

Gerard Piqué maintains composure in Spain’s central defence against the Netherlands in the 2010 final. His passing from the back supports the team’s possession-based approach.

2010, July 11th · Spain · Johannesburg · Sport · Football · Joan Capdevila

World Cup Winner

Joan Capdevila provides width and dependable defending at left-back throughout Spain’s 2010 title run. He finishes the final as a champion after the extra-time victory over the Netherlands.

2010, July 11th · Spain · Johannesburg · Sport · Football · Sergio Ramos

Spain Defensive World Champion

Starts every match during the title-winning tournament.

2010, July 11th · Spain · Johannesburg · Sport · Football · Sergio Ramos

World Cup Victory

Helps Spain win its first FIFA World Cup.

2010, July 11th · Spain · Johannesburg · Sport · Football · David Villa

2010 FIFA World Cup Final - David Villa

David Villa started on the left side of Spain’s attack after scoring five goals on the way to the nation’s first final.

2010, July 11th · Spain · Johannesburg · Sport · Football · David Villa

World Cup Winner

David Villa scores five goals on Spain’s road to the 2010 final, leading the side’s attack throughout the competition. He starts against the Netherlands as Spain wins its first title.

2010, July 11th · Spain · Johannesburg · Sport · Football · Fernando Torres

World Cup Winner

Fernando Torres replaces David Villa late in the 2010 final to add movement up front. He is involved in Spain’s extra-time attack before Andrés Iniesta settles the contest.

2010, July 11th · Spain · Johannesburg · Sport · Football · Iker Casillas

Spain Captain Becomes World Champion

Makes decisive saves during the final against the Netherlands.

2010, July 11th · Spain · Johannesburg · Sport · Football · Iker Casillas

World Cup Final Save from Robben

Saves Arjen Robben's one-on-one chance before Spain win the final in extra time.

2010, July 11th · Spain · Johannesburg · Sport · Football · Iker Casillas

World Cup Victory

Captains Spain to its first FIFA World Cup title.

2010, July 11th · Spain · Johannesburg · Sport · Football · Vicente del Bosque

World Cup Winner

Vicente del Bosque manages Spain to the 2010 world championship with a possession-oriented team that defeats the Netherlands after extra time.

2010, July 11th · Spain · Johannesburg · Sport · Football · Andres Iniesta

Spain World Championship Winner

Delivers the goal securing Spain's first World Cup.

2010, July 11th · Spain · Johannesburg · Sport · Football · Andres Iniesta

World Cup Final Goal

Scores the extra-time winner against the Netherlands.

2010, July 11th · Spain · Johannesburg · Sport · Football · Andrés Iniesta

World Cup Winner

Andrés Iniesta scores in the 116th minute against the Netherlands, delivering the only goal of the 2010 World Cup final.

2010, July 11th · Spain · Johannesburg · Sport · Football · Cesc Fàbregas

2010 FIFA World Cup Final - Cesc Fàbregas

Cesc Fàbregas came off the bench and provided the pass for Andrés Iniesta’s extra-time winning goal against the Netherlands.

2010, July 11th · Spain · Johannesburg · Sport · Football · Cesc Fàbregas

World Cup Winner

Cesc Fàbregas supplies the decisive pass for Andrés Iniesta's extra-time goal against the Netherlands, helping Spain become world champion.

2010, July 11th · Spain · Johannesburg · Sport · Football · Pedro Rodríguez

World Cup Winner

Pedro Rodríguez starts the 2010 championship match as Spain uses his direct movement to stretch the Dutch defence. He contributes to the victory before being substituted in the second half.

2010, July 11th · Spain · Johannesburg · Sport · Football · Sergio Busquets

2010 FIFA World Cup Final - Sergio Busquets

Sergio Busquets kept Spain’s passing structure organised during a bruising scoreless contest that lasted into extra time.

2010, July 11th · Spain · Johannesburg · Sport · Football · Sergio Busquets

World Cup Winner

Sergio Busquets screens Spain’s defenders and recycles possession during the 2010 World Cup final. His disciplined positioning is integral to the team’s tactical structure.

2010, July 11th · Spain · Johannesburg · Sport · Football · Xabi Alonso

2010 FIFA World Cup Final - Xabi Alonso

Xabi Alonso survived a dangerous high challenge in midfield as Spain maintained control and eventually won in extra time.

2010, July 11th · Spain · Johannesburg · Sport · Football · Xabi Alonso

World Cup Winner

Xabi Alonso starts Spain’s 2010 final and endures a forceful challenge from Nigel de Jong. He continues to contribute controlled midfield passing as the match moves toward extra time.

2010, July 11th · Spain · Johannesburg · Sport · Football · Xavi Hernandez

Spain Midfield World Champion

Controls possession and creates chances throughout the tournament.

2010, July 11th · Spain · Johannesburg · Sport · Football · Xavi Hernandez

World Cup Victory

Helps Spain win its first FIFA World Cup.

2010, July 11th · Spain · Johannesburg · Sport · Football · Xavi Hernández

World Cup Winner

Xavi Hernández helps Spain control the ball and set the tempo against the Netherlands, maintaining the patient approach that culminates in Iniesta's winner.

2010, July 11th · Spain · Johannesburg · Sport · Football · Vicente del Bosque

Spain World Champions

Defeats the Netherlands after extra time in Johannesburg.

2010, July 11th · Spain · Johannesburg · Sport · Football · Vicente del Bosque

World Cup Victory

Guides Spain to its first FIFA World Cup title.

2010, July 11th · Uruguay · South Africa · Sport · Football · Diego Forlan

2010 Golden Ball

Wins the Golden Ball after leading Uruguay to the semi-finals.

2010, July 16th · Jordan · Amman · House · House of Jordan · Abdullah I

National Development

I participates in national development connected with Jordanian political and historical developments.

2010, July 19th · Great Britain · Liverpool · Government · Conservative Party Government · David William Donald Cameron

Big Society

Promotes the Big Society as a central theme of his government during a Liverpool launch.

2010, July 21st · United States of America · Washington · Economy · Financial Regulation · Barack Obama

Dodd-Frank Act

The Act expands financial regulation, consumer protection and procedures for systemic institutions.

2010, July 21st · United States of America · Washington · Government · Democratic Party Government · Barack Hussein Obama

Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act

Obama signs the Dodd-Frank Act, overhauling financial regulation after the crisis and changing Federal Reserve responsibilities for supervision, systemic-risk oversight, consumer protection, and emergency lending.

2010, July 27th · Iceland · Brussels · Government · Government of Iceland · Johanna Sigurdardottir

EU Accession Negotiations Open

Iceland and the European Union formally open accession negotiations at an intergovernmental conference in Brussels.

2010, July · Japan · Dortmund · Sport · Football · Shinji Kagawa

Kagawa Dortmund Transfer

Arrives from Cerezo Osaka and brings close control and incisive movement to Dortmund’s attacking midfield.

August 20103 historical events

2010, August 8th · United States of America · Arts · Cinema · Patricia Neal

Death of Patricia Neal

Death of Patricia Neal

2010, August 10th · United States of America · Washington · Economy · Federal Reserve · Ben Shalom Bernanke

Mortgage Principal Reinvestment Policy

The Federal Open Market Committee decides to reinvest principal payments from agency debt and mortgage-backed securities into longer-term Treasury securities, preventing the Federal Reserve's securities holdings from shrinking as recovery slows.

2010, August · Netherlands · Gelsenkirchen · Sport · Football · Klaas-Jan Huntelaar

Transfer to Schalke

Joins Schalke from AC Milan and begins a highly productive spell in German football.

September 20109 historical events

2010, September 2nd · Palestine · Washington · Government · Palestinian Authority · Mahmoud Abbas

Washington Direct Peace Talks

Abbas entered direct negotiations with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Washington under United States sponsorship. The talks aimed to revive a final-status process after a prolonged period without sustained direct negotiations.

2010, September 14th · Cuba · Government · Communist Party Government · Raul Modesto Castro

Economy of Cuba

President Barack Obama extended the embargo through September 14, 2011, determining that the embargo "is in the national interest of the United States

2010, September 14th · Cuba · Government · Communist Party Government · Raul Modesto Castro

Sanctions

President Barack Obama extended the embargo through September 14, 2011, determining that the embargo "is in the national interest of the United States

2010, September 14th · United States of America · Government · Democratic Party Government · Barack Hussein Obama

Sanctions

President Barack Obama extends the Cuban embargo, determining that the embargo "is in the national interest of the United States"

2010, September 14th · United States of America · Government · Democratic Party Government · Barack Hussein Obama

Trade Embargo

President Barack Obama extends the Cuban embargo, determining that the embargo "is in the national interest of the United States"

2010, September 25th · Great Britain · Manchester · Politics · Labour Party · Andrew Murray Burnham Andy

Labour Leadership Result

Burnham finishes fourth in the Labour leadership election won by Ed Miliband.

2010, September 28th · North Korea · Pyongyang · Government · Workers Party of Korea · Kim Jong Un

Public Succession Debut

Appears in senior party roles before succession.

2010, September 29th · India · Maharashtra · Government · Congress Party · Manmohan Singh

First Aadhaar Number

The first Aadhaar identification number is issued as India begins building a nationwide biometric identity system.

2010, September · Palestine · Government · Palestinian Authority · Mahmoud Abbas

Breakdown of Direct Negotiations

The 2010 direct negotiating round stalled after the Israeli settlement-construction moratorium expired. Abbas declined to continue substantive talks without movement on the settlement issue, leaving the renewed process suspended.

October 20108 historical events

2010, October 3rd · India · New Delhi · Government · Congress Party · Manmohan Singh

Commonwealth Games

New Delhi opens the Commonwealth Games after extensive preparations and controversy over costs and administration.

2010, October 8th · Great Britain · London · Politics · Labour Party · Andrew Murray Burnham Andy

Shadow Education Appointment

Burnham becomes Shadow Education Secretary and Labour's election coordinator.

2010, October 13th · Chile · San Jose Mine · Government · Government of Chile · Sebastian Pinera Echenique

Rescue of Thirty-Three Miners

Oversees the rescue of thirty-three miners trapped underground for sixty-nine days.

2010, October 13th · Great Britain · Geneva · Science · Physics · Steve Myers

Large Hadron Collider Luminosity

Sees the Large Hadron Collider reach its 2010 luminosity target ahead of schedule during the first year of 7 TeV proton physics.

2010, October 13th · Pakistan · Liberia · Warfare · United Nations · Muhammad Khalid

UNMIL Force Command

The United Nations appoints Muhammad Khalid as Force Commander of the United Nations Mission in Liberia.

2010, October 18th · Great Britain · London · Government · Coalition Government · David William Donald Cameron

National Security Strategy

Publishes a national security strategy setting out threats and strategic priorities for the United Kingdom.

2010, October 19th · Great Britain · London · Government · Coalition Government · David William Donald Cameron

Strategic Defence Review

Presents the Strategic Defence and Security Review to Parliament.

2010, October 20th · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · George Osborne

Spending Review

Announces the coalition spending review and programme of austerity.

November 201010 historical events

2010, November 3rd · United States of America · Washington · Economy · Federal Reserve · Ben Shalom Bernanke

Second Large-Scale Treasury Purchase Program

The Federal Open Market Committee announces plans to purchase 600 billion dollars of longer-term Treasury securities by the end of the second quarter of 2011, a program widely known as the second round of quantitative easing.

2010, November 7th · Myanmar · Naypyidaw · Government · State Peace and Development Council · Thein Sein

Premiership Ends

Thein Sein leaves the prime ministership after the 2010 election period

2010, November 8th · Germany · Geneva · Science · Physics · Rolf-Dieter Heuer

Large Hadron Collider Lead Ions

Sees lead-ion beams introduced into the Large Hadron Collider, opening a programme studying extremely hot and dense strongly interacting matter.

2010, November 10th · Bosnia and Herzegovina · Sarajevo · Government · Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina · Bakir Izetbegovic

Presidency Member Takes Office

Bakir Izetbegovic becomes Bosniak member of the Presidency

2010, November 15th · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music · Robbie Williams

Progress

Rejoins Take That for Progress, the first album with the five-man line-up since 1995.

2010, November 17th · Portugal · Lisbon · Sport · Football · Rui Patricio

First International Appearance

Begins a long international career as Portugal goalkeeper.

2010, November 17th · Portugal · Lisbon · Sport · Football · Rui Patricio

Portugal Senior Debut

Makes his senior Portugal debut in a friendly against Spain.

2010, November 23rd · North Korea · Yeonpyeong Island · Warfare · Inter-Korean Conflict · Kim Jong Il

Yeonpyeong Shelling

North Korea shells Yeonpyeong Island.

2010, November 27th · United States of America · Arts · Cinema · Irvin Kershner

Death of Irvin Kershner

Death of Irvin Kershner

2010, November 28th · Pakistan · Liberia · Warfare · United Nations · Sikander Afzal

Completion of UNMIL Command

Sikander Afzal completes his tour as Force Commander of the United Nations Mission in Liberia.

December 201016 historical events

2010, December 7th · Japan · Venus · Science · Astronomy · Masato Nakamura

Akatsuki Orbit Insertion Failure

Akatsuki fails to enter Venus orbit after a propulsion-system malfunction and continues around the Sun.

2010, December 10th · Great Britain · Leeds · Government · Coalition Government · David William Donald Cameron

Family Policy Speech

Reaffirms the coalition government's commitment to family policy in a speech hosted by Relate.

2010, December 13th · Papua New Guinea · Port Moresby · Government · Government of Papua New Guinea · Jeffery Nape

Acting Governor-General Returns

Jeffery Nape again serves as acting Governor-General

2010, December 15th · Ghana · Jubilee Field · Government · Government of Ghana · John Atta Mills

Jubilee First Oil

Mills opens the production valve as commercial oil begins flowing from the offshore Jubilee field, making petroleum a major new sector of Ghana's economy.

2010, December 17th · Tunisia · Sidi Bouzid · Government · Government of Tunisia · Mohamed Bouazizi

Self-Immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi

Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire after a dispute with local officials, triggering nationwide protests.

2010, December 18th · Argentina · Abu Dhabi · Sport · Football · Esteban Cambiasso

Cambiasso Inter Club World Cup Victory

Cambiasso helps Benítez's Inter control midfield as the European champions defeat TP Mazembe in the FIFA Club World Cup final.

2010, December 18th · Cameroon · Abu Dhabi · Sport · Football · Samuel Eto'o

Eto'o Goals in Inter Club World Cup

Eto'o scores in Inter's 3–0 Club World Cup final victory over TP Mazembe during Benítez's brief tenure.

2010, December 20th · Papua New Guinea · Port Moresby · Government · Government of Papua New Guinea · Michael Ogio

Governor-General Takes Office

Michael Ogio becomes Governor-General of Papua New Guinea

2010, December 23rd · Laos · Vientiane · Government · Lao Peoples Democratic Republic · Thongsing Thammavong

Prime Minister

Becomes prime minister after Bouasone Bouphavanh resigns

2010, December 28th · Moldova · Chisinau · Government · Republic of Moldova · Vlad Filat

Brief Acting President

Prime Minister Vlad Filat briefly exercises acting presidential duties

2010, December 28th · Moldova · Chisinau · Government · Republic of Moldova · Mihai Ghimpu

Acting Presidency Ends

Ghimpu's acting presidency ends after parliamentary leadership changes

2010, December 30th · Moldova · Chisinau · Government · Republic of Moldova · Marian Lupu

Acting President Takes Office

Marian Lupu becomes acting President while serving as President of Parliament

2010, December 30th · Moldova · Chisinau · Government · Republic of Moldova · Vlad Filat

Brief Acting Presidency Ends

Filat's brief acting presidential role ends after Marian Lupu takes over

2010, December · Great Britain · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Andre Geim

Nobel Prize for Graphene

Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for groundbreaking experiments regarding two-dimensional graphene.

2010, December · Great Britain · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Konstantin Novoselov

Nobel Prize for Graphene

Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for groundbreaking experiments on graphene's electronic properties.

2010, December · Saudi Arabia · Government · Government of Saudi Arabia · Abdullah Bin Abdul-Aziz

International Accord

It is released that Abdullah wanted all detainees released from the Guantanamo Bay prison to be tracked through an implanted microchip, according to the leaked diplomatic cables published by Wikileaks

2010 · Argentina · Lisbon · Sport · Football · Javier Saviola

Benfica League-Winning Forward Partnership

Combines effectively with Óscar Cardozo in Benfica's attack during the club's 2009-10 Primeira Liga championship campaign.

2010 · Argentina · Barcelona · Sport · Football · Lionel Messi

Four Goals Against Arsenal in Champions League

Messi scored all four Barcelona goals in a 4-1 quarter-final second-leg victory over Arsenal, overturning an early deficit with an exceptional finishing display.

2010 · Argentina · Zaragoza · Sport · Football · Lionel Messi

Hat-Trick Against Real Zaragoza

Messi scored three times against Real Zaragoza, including an extraordinary solo run, in Barcelona's 4-2 league victory.

2010 · Argentina · Zurich · Sport · Football · Lionel Messi

Second Consecutive FIFA Ballon d'Or

Messi received the 2010 FIFA Ballon d'Or after another prolific year for Barcelona, edging fellow Barcelona midfielders Andrés Iniesta and Xavi in the voting.

2010 · Argentina · Barcelona · Sport · Football · Javier Mascherano

Barcelona Transfer

Joins Barcelona from Liverpool and later converts successfully from midfield to central defence.

2010 · Argentina · Lisbon · Sport · Football · Pablo Aimar

Benfica Creative Championship Midfielder

Directs Benfica's passing from attacking midfield as the side wins the 2009-10 Portuguese league title under Jorge Jesus.

2010 · Argentina · Madrid · Sport · Football · Angel Di Maria

Transfer to Real Madrid

Angel Di Maria moves to Real Madrid after playing for Benfica. Real Madrid bought the Argentine winger after his rapid development in Lisbon.

2010 · Argentina · Lisbon · Sport · Football · Ángel Di María

Benfica Final Portuguese Title Season

Creates scoring opportunities with speed and close control as Benfica win the 2009-10 Primeira Liga before his move to Real Madrid.

2010 · Australia · Leeds · Sport · Football · Patrick Kisnorbo

League One Defensive Leadership

Anchors the Leeds United defence for much of the season as the club earns promotion back to the Championship.

2010 · Belgium · Washington · Science · Physics · Francois Englert

Higgs Boson

Shares the J. J. Sakurai Prize with five other theorists for elucidating spontaneous symmetry breaking and consistent vector-boson mass generation.

2010 · Belgium · Washington · Science · Physics · Robert Brout

Sakurai Prize

Shares the J. J. Sakurai Prize with Englert, Higgs, Guralnik, Hagen and Kibble for foundational work on spontaneous symmetry breaking.

2010 · Belgium · Piraeus · Sport · Football · Kevin Mirallas

Mirallas Joins Olympiacos

Kevin Mirallas moves from Saint-Etienne to Olympiacos and gives the team another versatile attacking option. His subsequent league performances establish him as a regular scorer before his move to England.

2010 · Brazil · Lisbon · Sport · Football · David Luiz

Benfica Title-Winning Centre-Back

Forms part of Benfica's defensive unit during the 2009-10 Portuguese championship before later moving to Chelsea.

2010 · Brazil · Athens · Sport · Football · Gilberto Silva

Gilberto Silva Panathinaikos League Title

Gilberto Silva provides experienced defensive midfield play as Panathinaikos win the 2009-10 Greek title. The Brazil World Cup winner offers positional discipline during a successful domestic campaign.

2010 · Brazil · Rome · Sport · Football · Hernanes de Carvalho

Hernanes Begins Creative Lazio Spell

Hernanes joins Lazio from São Paulo and adds incisive passing, long-range shooting and set-piece quality to the team's midfield.

2010 · Brazil · Lisbon · Sport · Football · Ramires Santos

Benfica Energetic Title-Winning Midfield

Adds running power and defensive recovery to Benfica's midfield throughout the 2009-10 title campaign before joining Chelsea.

2010 · Cameroon · London · Sport · Football · Benoît Assou-Ekotto

Tottenham Champions League Qualification

Benoît Assou-Ekotto plays regularly for Tottenham as the club finishes fourth in the Premier League. The campaign earns its first qualification for the Champions League era.

2010 · Cameroon · Madrid · Sport · Football · Samuel Eto'o

Inter Milan European Treble Forward

Samuel Eto'o plays in Inter's 2010 Champions League final victory over Bayern Munich. The success completes a historic league, cup and European treble.

2010 · Chile · Arts · Literature · Isabel Allende

Island Beneath the Sea English Edition

The English publication of Island Beneath the Sea broadened the novel's international circulation.

2010 · Chile · South Africa · Sport · Football · Alexis Sanchez

First Senior World Cup Appearance

Sánchez featured for Chile at the 2010 FIFA World Cup, playing in an attack-minded side that reached the round of sixteen before losing to Brazil.

2010 · Croatia · Blackburn · Sport · Football · Nikola Kalinić

Kalinić Leads Blackburn Cup Scoring Push

Kalinić offers Blackburn a central attacking option in Premier League and domestic cup fixtures after his move from Hajduk Split.

2010 · Czech Republic · London · Sport · Football · Petr Cech

Premier League Championship

Petr Cech wins the 2009/10 Premier League championship with Chelsea and wins the Premier League Golden Glove for his reliable performances in goal.

2010 · Egypt · Angola · Sport · Football · Abdelzaher El Saka

Abdelzaher El Saka - 2010 Third African Title Campaign

Abdelzaher El Saka represented Egyptian football as part of the squad at the 2010 Africa Cup of Nations, contributing veteran experience from Turkish football. The country extended its record of African titles when the final against Ghana ended in victory.

2010 · Egypt · Angola · Sport · Football · Hany Said

Hany Said - 2010 Third African Title Campaign

Hany Said earned a place in the national team for the 2010 Africa Cup of Nations, reinforcing the squad with a defender from Zamalek. Egypt’s 1-0 defeat of Ghana in the final secured an unprecedented third successive Africa Cup title.

2010 · Egypt · Angola · Sport · Football · Mahmoud Fathallah

Mahmoud Fathallah - 2010 Third African Title Campaign

Mahmoud Fathallah was named to the Egyptian squad at the 2010 Africa Cup of Nations, anchoring defensive options as Egypt sought a third straight crown. The final in Angola was decided late, adding another trophy to the national side’s exceptional run.

2010 · Egypt · Angola · Sport · Football · Moatasem Salem

Moatasem Salem - 2010 Third African Title Campaign

Moatasem Salem was included in Egypt’s party for the 2010 Africa Cup of Nations, offering a centre-back option from Ismaily. The tournament victory confirmed the strength of Hassan Shehata’s squad over three successive editions.

2010 · Egypt · Angola · Sport · Football · Mohamed Abdel Shafy

Mohamed Abdel Shafy - 2010 Third African Title Campaign

Mohamed Abdel Shafy formed part of the national squad assembled for the 2010 Africa Cup of Nations, providing defensive depth on the left side. The tournament victory confirmed the strength of Hassan Shehata’s squad over three successive editions.

2010 · Egypt · Angola · Sport · Football · Sayed Moawad

Sayed Moawad - 2010 Third African Title Campaign

Sayed Moawad was included in Egypt’s party for the 2010 Africa Cup of Nations, bringing established Al Ahly experience at left-back. The tournament victory confirmed the strength of Hassan Shehata’s squad over three successive editions.

2010 · Egypt · Angola · Sport · Football · Wael Gomaa

Wael Gomaa - 2010 Third African Title Campaign

At the 2010 Africa Cup of Nations, Wael Gomaa was recognised for helping Egypt keep a clean sheet against Ghana in the final. The country extended its record of African titles when the final against Ghana ended in victory.

2010 · Egypt · Angola · Sport · Football · Ahmed Raouf

Ahmed Raouf - 2010 Third African Title Campaign

Ahmed Raouf joined the national selection for the 2010 Africa Cup of Nations, offering another attacking option from ENPPI. Egypt’s 1-0 defeat of Ghana in the final secured an unprecedented third successive Africa Cup title.

2010 · Egypt · Angola · Sport · Football · El Sayed Hamdi

El Sayed Hamdi - 2010 Third African Title Campaign

El Sayed Hamdi was named to the Egyptian squad at the 2010 Africa Cup of Nations, joining the squad from Petrojet as striker cover. The final in Angola was decided late, adding another trophy to the national side’s exceptional run.

2010 · Egypt · Angola · Sport · Football · Emad Moteab

Emad Moteab - 2010 Third African Title Campaign

Emad Moteab was called into the group contesting the 2010 Africa Cup of Nations, adding penalty-box movement as Egypt progressed through the competition. The country extended its record of African titles when the final against Ghana ended in victory.

2010 · Egypt · Angola · Sport · Football · Mohamed Nagy Gedo

Mohamed Nagy Gedo - 2010 Third African Title Campaign

At the 2010 Africa Cup of Nations, Mohamed Nagy Gedo was recognised for scoring the late winning goal against Ghana in the final. The country extended its record of African titles when the final against Ghana ended in victory.

2010 · Egypt · Angola · Sport · Football · Mohamed Zidan

Mohamed Zidan - 2010 Third African Title Campaign

Mohamed Zidan formed part of the national squad assembled for the 2010 Africa Cup of Nations, joining Egypt’s attack after spells in German league football. The tournament victory confirmed the strength of Hassan Shehata’s squad over three successive editions.

2010 · Egypt · Angola · Sport · Football · Abdelwahed El Sayed

Abdelwahed El Sayed - 2010 Third African Title Campaign

Abdelwahed El Sayed earned a place in the national team for the 2010 Africa Cup of Nations, serving as a veteran alternative to the first-choice goalkeeper. Egypt’s 1-0 defeat of Ghana in the final secured an unprecedented third successive Africa Cup title.

2010 · Egypt · Angola · Sport · Football · Essam El Hadary

Essam El Hadary - 2010 Third African Title Campaign

At the 2010 Africa Cup of Nations, Essam El Hadary was recognised for winning the tournament’s best-goalkeeper recognition. Egypt’s 1-0 defeat of Ghana in the final secured an unprecedented third successive Africa Cup title.

2010 · Egypt · Angola · Sport · Football · Mahmoud Abou El Saoud

Mahmoud Abou El Saoud - 2010 Third African Title Campaign

Mahmoud Abou El Saoud featured among Egypt’s registered players at the 2010 Africa Cup of Nations, being named as a reserve goalkeeper from El Mansoura. Egypt’s group of seasoned internationals overcame difficult opponents to complete a continental hat-trick.

2010 · Egypt · Angola · Sport · Football · Abdelaziz Tawfik

Abdelaziz Tawfik - 2010 Third African Title Campaign

Abdelaziz Tawfik featured among Egypt’s registered players at the 2010 Africa Cup of Nations, earning a place while playing for ENPPI. Egypt’s group of seasoned internationals overcame difficult opponents to complete a continental hat-trick.

2010 · Egypt · Angola · Sport · Football · Ahmed Eid Abdelmalek

Ahmed Eid Abdelmalek - 2010 Third African Title Campaign

Ahmed Eid Abdelmalek joined the national selection for the 2010 Africa Cup of Nations, being selected from Haras El Hodood for the tournament. Egypt’s 1-0 defeat of Ghana in the final secured an unprecedented third successive Africa Cup title.

2010 · Egypt · Angola · Sport · Football · Ahmed Elmohamady

Ahmed Elmohamady - 2010 Third African Title Campaign

Ahmed Elmohamady featured among Egypt’s registered players at the 2010 Africa Cup of Nations, bringing tireless flank running to the national selection. Egypt’s group of seasoned internationals overcame difficult opponents to complete a continental hat-trick.

2010 · Egypt · Angola · Sport · Football · Ahmed Fathi

Ahmed Fathi - 2010 Third African Title Campaign

At the 2010 Africa Cup of Nations, Ahmed Fathi was recognised for receiving the tournament’s fair-play distinction. The final in Angola was decided late, adding another trophy to the national side’s exceptional run.

2010 · Egypt · Angola · Sport · Football · Ahmed Hassan

Ahmed Hassan - 2010 Third African Title Campaign

At the 2010 Africa Cup of Nations, Ahmed Hassan was recognised for earning the tournament’s best-player award. The final in Angola was decided late, adding another trophy to the national side’s exceptional run.

2010 · Egypt · Angola · Sport · Football · Hosny Abd Rabo

Hosny Abd Rabo - 2010 Third African Title Campaign

Hosny Abd Rabo was selected for Egypt during the 2010 Africa Cup of Nations, providing technical control in the middle of the park. Egypt’s group of seasoned internationals overcame difficult opponents to complete a continental hat-trick.

2010 · Egypt · Angola · Sport · Football · Hossam Ghaly

Hossam Ghaly - 2010 Third African Title Campaign

Hossam Ghaly was named to the Egyptian squad at the 2010 Africa Cup of Nations, providing experience of European club football in midfield. The final in Angola was decided late, adding another trophy to the national side’s exceptional run.

2010 · Egypt · Angola · Sport · Football · Mahmoud Abdel Razek Shikabala

Mahmoud Abdel Razek Shikabala - 2010 Third African Title Campaign

Mahmoud Abdel Razek Shikabala was selected for Egypt during the 2010 Africa Cup of Nations, being selected as a creative midfielder from Zamalek. Egypt’s group of seasoned internationals overcame difficult opponents to complete a continental hat-trick.

2010 · France · Arts · Cinema · Xavier Beauvois

Of Gods and Men

Directs Of Gods and Men.

2010 · France · Science · Astronomy · Bruno Sicardy

Eris Stellar Occultation

Sicardy and colleagues observe Eris occulting a star, enabling a precise measurement showing its size is comparable to Pluto's.

2010 · France · Paranal · Science · Astronomy · Anne-Marie Lagrange

Confirmation of Beta Pictoris b

Leads observations confirming a giant planet embedded in the Beta Pictoris debris system.

2010 · France · Paranal · Science · Astronomy · Anthony Boccaletti

Beta Pictoris b Imaging

Contributes to direct-imaging observations establishing the orbit of Beta Pictoris b.

2010 · France · London · Sport · Football · Nicolas Anelka

Premier League Championship

Nicolas Anelka wins the 2009/10 Premier League championship with Chelsea and links attacks intelligently and complements Didier Drogba in the forward line.

2010 · France · London · Sport · Football · Florent Malouda

Premier League Championship

Florent Malouda wins the 2009/10 Premier League championship with Chelsea and supplies width and finishing from the left side throughout the campaign.

2010 · Germany · Dortmund · Sport · Football · Neven Subotić

Subotić Klopp Defensive Partnership

Subotić forms an influential central-defensive partnership with Mats Hummels during Dortmund's championship surge.

2010 · Germany · Bloemfontein · Sport · Football · Thomas Muller

International Caps

Scores twice against England in Germany's 4-1 victory in the 2010 World Cup round of sixteen, exploiting space on the counterattack.

2010 · Germany · Dortmund · Sport · Football · Mario Götze

Götze Dortmund Creative Emergence

Götze develops into a central creative influence in Klopp's Dortmund side, showing exceptional technique as a teenager.

2010 · Germany · Madrid · Sport · Football · Mesut Ozil

Transfer to Real Madrid

After a spell with Werder Bremen, Mesut Ozil signs for Real Madrid. The playmaker moved to Spain following his acclaimed displays at the World Cup in South Africa.

2010 · Ghana · Sunderland · Sport · Football · Asamoah Gyan

Gyan Joins Sunderland After World Cup

Gyan signs from Rennes after his World Cup performances for Ghana, offering Steve Bruce a mobile attacking alternative.

2010 · Ghana · London · Sport · Football · Michael Essien

Premier League Championship

Michael Essien wins the 2009/10 Premier League championship with Chelsea and adds athleticism and tactical versatility before injuries curtail part of his season.

2010 · Great Britain · Arts · Cinema · Christian Bale

The Fighter

Plays boxer Dicky Eklund in The Fighter, earning major supporting-actor recognition.

2010 · Great Britain · Arts · Cinema · Colin Firth

The King's Speech

Portrays King George VI in The King's Speech, depicting the monarch's struggle with a speech impediment.

2010 · Great Britain · Arts · Cinema · Carey Mulligan

BAFTA Award

Wins the BAFTA Award for Leading Actress for her performance in An Education.

2010 · Great Britain · Arts · Cinema · Christopher Nolan

Inception

Directs Inception, an original science-fiction thriller built around shared dreaming and layered narrative levels.

2010 · Great Britain · Arts · Cinema · Christopher Nolan

Inception Production

Produces Inception with Emma Thomas.

2010 · Great Britain · Arts · Cinema · Christopher Nolan

Inception Screenplay

Writes the original screenplay for Inception.

2010 · Great Britain · Arts · Literature · David Mitchell

The Thousand Autumns of Jacob de Zoet

Publication of "The Thousand Autumns of Jacob de Zoet"

2010 · Great Britain · Arts · Literature · Howard Jacobson

Man Booker Prize

Publication of "The Finkler Question, winner of the 2010 Man Booker Prize

2010 · Great Britain · Arts · Literature · Howard Jacobson

The Finkler Question, winner of the 2010 Man Booker Prize

Publication of "The Finkler Question, winner of the 2010 Man Booker Prize

2010 · Great Britain · Arts · Literature · Howard Jacobson

The Finkler Question

Publication of "The Finkler Question"

2010 · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music · Donovan Philips Leitch

Donovans double CD set Ritual Groove

Donovans double CD set Ritual Groove was made available through his website. Prior to the release, he had described it as a multi-media album

2010 · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music · Robbie Williams

Shame

Releases Shame with Gary Barlow, publicly repairing a key Take That relationship.

2010 · Great Britain · London · Government · Coalition Government · George Osborne

Budget Policy

The 2010 Budget under George Osborne sets out the Government's taxation, expenditure and borrowing plans.

2010 · Great Britain · London · Government · Coalition Government · George Osborne

Budget

George Osborne presents the 2010 Budget to the House of Commons as Chancellor of the Exchequer.

2010 · Great Britain · Great Britain · Government · Coalition Government · David William Donald Cameron

Academies Expansion

Backs legislation expanding the academy school programme as part of the coalition's education reforms.

2010 · Great Britain · England · Government · Labour Party Government · Andy Burnham

Personal Health Budget Pilots

Personal health budget pilots test giving selected patients greater control over how NHS resources are used to meet agreed individual health outcomes.

2010 · Great Britain · England · Government · Labour Party Government · Andy Burnham

Transforming Community Services

The Transforming Community Services programme advances separation of commissioning and provision while encouraging redesigned community care and closer coordination with primary services.

2010 · Great Britain · London · Humanities · Political Writing · James Gordon Brown

Beyond the Crash

Brown publishes a book analysing the financial crisis and proposals for global cooperation.

2010 · Great Britain · Media · Media · Nigel Lawson

Memoirs of a Tory Radical Publication

Publishes Memoirs of a Tory Radical, revisiting his political career, economic views and experiences in Conservative government.

2010 · Great Britain · Politics · Conservative Party · Graham Brady

1922 Committee

Appointed Chairman of the 1922 Committee

2010 · Great Britain · Great Britain · Politics · Labour Party · Andrew Murray Burnham Andy

First Labour Leadership Campaign

Burnham campaigns for the Labour leadership following Gordon Brown's resignation.

2010 · Great Britain · Bristol · Science · Civil Engineering · Bristol Harbour Works

Frome Heritage Interpretation Identifies Lost Quays

Historical mapping and interpretation connected surviving street layouts with former harbour walls and crossings. The work illustrates changing priorities in urban hydraulic engineering.

2010 · Great Britain · Portsmouth · Science · Civil Engineering · Portsmouth Dockyard

Historic Steam Workshop Layout Reinterpreted

Building research traced the original transmission arrangements and workshop divisions of the naval mills. It provided an early model for integrated industrial manufacture.

2010 · Great Britain · Stockholm · Science · Medicine · Robert G. Edwards

Nobel Prize

Receives the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for developing in vitro fertilisation.

2010 · Great Britain · Washington · Science · Physics · Peter Ware Higgs

Higgs Boson

Shares the J. J. Sakurai Prize for work explaining spontaneous symmetry breaking in relativistic gauge theory.

2010 · Great Britain · Sport · Football · Ashley Cole

Player of the Year

FA Player of the Year

2010 · Great Britain · Sport · Football · James Christopher "Jimmy" Armfield

CBE

Appointed Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) in the 2010 New Years Honours list for services to the community in Lancashire

2010 · Great Britain · Sport · Football · Wayne Mark Rooney

Footballer of the Year

FWA Footballer of the Year. Awarded the PFA Players Player of the Year

2010 · Great Britain · London · Sport · Football · John Terry

Premier League Championship

John Terry wins the 2009/10 Premier League championship with Chelsea and leads the back line as Chelsea complete a Premier League and FA Cup double.

2010 · Great Britain · London · Sport · Football · Ashley Cole

Premier League Championship

Ashley Cole wins the 2009/10 Premier League championship with Chelsea and contributes high-quality defending and attacking overlaps from left-back.

2010 · Great Britain · Birmingham · Sport · Football · Emile Heskey

Villa Cup Final Attacking Experience

Emile Heskey was among Aston Villa's attacking options as the club reached the 2010 League Cup final under Martin O'Neill.

2010 · Great Britain · Norwich · Sport · Football · Grant Holt

League One Promotion Goals

Grant Holt spearheaded Norwich City's attack during the League One title campaign, with his powerful centre-forward play supporting promotion in 2010.

2010 · Great Britain · Manchester · Sport · Football · Jermaine Beckford

Manchester United FA Cup Upset

Scores the game's only goal at Old Trafford as Leeds United eliminates Manchester United from the FA Cup third round.

2010 · Great Britain · Nottingham · Sport · Football · Robert Earnshaw

Championship Playoff Season Scorer

Robert Earnshaw was a major goalscoring presence as Nottingham Forest finished third in the 2009-10 Championship. His movement and finishing helped sustain the club's promotion ambitions.

2010 · Great Britain · Munich · Sport · Football · Wayne Rooney

Bayern Munich Quarter-Final Opening Goal

Rooney scores an early away goal against Bayern Munich in the Champions League quarter-final before suffering an ankle injury.

2010 · Great Britain · Manchester · Sport · Football · Wayne Rooney

Four Goals Against Hull City

Rooney scores all four Manchester United goals in a 4-0 victory over Hull City, a rare individual scoring feat in the league.

2010 · Great Britain · London · Sport · Football · Wayne Rooney

League Cup Final Winner Against Aston Villa

Rooney comes off the bench to head the winning goal against Aston Villa as Manchester United retain the League Cup at Wembley.

2010 · Great Britain · Manchester · Sport · Football · Wayne Rooney

New Five-Year Manchester United Deal

Rooney signs a long-term Manchester United contract after publicly questioning the club's future ambitions, ending an intense transfer controversy.

2010 · Great Britain · Nottingham · Sport · Football · Billy Davies

Championship Playoff Return

Billy Davies took Nottingham Forest into the Championship play-offs in 2009-10. The team finished third in the league before Blackpool ended its promotion challenge.

2010 · Great Britain · Birmingham · Sport · Football · Martin O'Neill

Villa League Cup Final Campaign

Martin O'Neill led Aston Villa to the League Cup final, where Manchester United defeated his team 2-1 at Wembley.

2010 · Great Britain · Norwich · Sport · Football · Paul Lambert

League One Title and First Promotion

Paul Lambert led Norwich City to the 2009-10 League One championship, securing an immediate return to the Championship.

2010 · Great Britain · Liverpool · Sport · Football · Roy Hodgson

Hodgson Appointed Liverpool Manager

Roy Hodgson took charge of Liverpool in July 2010 after guiding Fulham to a European final, beginning a brief spell at Anfield.

2010 · Great Britain · Los Angeles · Sport · Football · David Beckham

Achilles Injury Against Chievo

Beckham ruptured his Achilles tendon while playing for AC Milan against Chievo. The serious injury ended his season and ruled him out of the 2010 World Cup as a player.

2010 · Great Britain · Los Angeles · Sport · Football · David Beckham

England World Cup Support Role

Unable to play because of injury, Beckham travelled with the England setup in a supporting capacity at the World Cup in South Africa. His presence offered experience to the squad despite the end of his playing hopes.

2010 · Great Britain · Los Angeles · Sport · Football · David Beckham

Return to LA Galaxy After Injury

Beckham returned to competitive action with LA Galaxy after months of rehabilitation from his Achilles injury. The comeback restored his place in American football toward the end of the season.

2010 · Great Britain · Los Angeles · Sport · Football · David Beckham

Second Loan Spell at AC Milan

Beckham returned to AC Milan on loan for another period of Serie A football. The move was intended to keep him competing at a high level ahead of England's World Cup squad selection.

2010 · Great Britain · London · Sport · Football · Frank Lampard

Chelsea Double Trophy Celebration

Lampard celebrates Chelsea’s first league-and-FA-Cup double after a title-winning season and a narrow Wembley victory over Portsmouth.

2010 · Great Britain · London · Sport · Football · Frank Lampard

Four Goals Against Aston Villa

Lampard scores four times in Chelsea's 7-1 Premier League victory over Aston Villa, showcasing his penalty taking and open-play movement.

2010 · Great Britain · London · Sport · Football · Frank Lampard

Premier League Championship

Frank Lampard wins the 2009/10 Premier League championship with Chelsea and scores 22 league goals and contributes to Chelsea's record-breaking attack.

2010 · Great Britain · London · Sport · Football · Frank Lampard

Twenty-Two League Goals as Midfielder

Lampard finishes a prolific Premier League campaign with 22 goals, an exceptional tally that supports Chelsea's championship and attacking records.

2010 · Great Britain · Leeds · Sport · Football · Jonny Howson

League One Promotion Captain

Captains Leeds United during the campaign that ends with automatic promotion from League One to the Championship.

2010 · Great Britain · South Africa · Sport · Football · Steven Gerrard

England Captain at World Cup

Gerrard captains England during the 2010 World Cup after Rio Ferdinand's injury, leading the side through the tournament's group matches.

2010 · Great Britain · Liverpool · Sport · Football · Steven Gerrard

Europa League Semi-Final Against Atlético

Gerrard plays in Liverpool's Europa League campaign as the club narrowly miss the final after defeat to Atlético Madrid.

2010 · Great Britain · Liverpool · Sport · Football · Steven Gerrard

Two Goals Against Napoli in Europa League

Gerrard comes off the bench and scores a hat-trick against Napoli, turning a one-goal deficit into a 3-1 European victory.

2010 · Great Britain · Rustenburg · Sport · Football · Steven Gerrard

World Cup Opening Goal Against United States

Gerrard scores England's early opening goal against the United States, but the opening group game finishes 1-1.

2010 · Great Britain · Norwich · Sport · Football · Wes Hoolahan

League One Creative Influence

Wes Hoolahan supplied inventive passing and attacking movement as Norwich City won the 2009-10 League One title.

2010 · Greece · House · House of Denmark · Constantine Glucksburg Constantine II

Beppe Croce Trophy

World Sailing awards Constantine the Beppe Croce Trophy for his long voluntary contribution to the sport of sailing.

2010 · Greece · Athens · Sport · Football · Sotiris Ninis

Ninis Panathinaikos Cup Final Contribution

Sotiris Ninis develops into an influential young midfielder during Panathinaikos's domestic double campaign. His technique and vision give the side an additional source of creativity.

2010 · Greece · Athens · Sport · Football · Kostas Katsouranis

Katsouranis Panathinaikos Double

Kostas Katsouranis helps Panathinaikos win both the league championship and Greek Cup in 2010. His ability to shield the defence and advance the ball supports the team's balanced midfield.

2010 · Iceland · Reading · Sport · Football · Gylfi Sigurðsson

Reading's Outstanding Young Player

Gylfi Sigurðsson develops into Reading's leading creator and goalscorer, earning a transfer to Hoffenheim after an impressive Championship season.

2010 · Iran · Natanz · Warfare · Nuclear · Mahmoud Ahmadinejad

Stuxnet Attack

Malware damages centrifuges used for uranium enrichment at Natanz.

2010 · Ireland · Arts · Literature · Emma Donoghue

Room

Publication of "Room"

2010 · Ireland · Arts · Literature · Roddy Doyle

The Dead Republic, final part of the Henry Smart trilogy

Publication of "The Dead Republic, final part of the Henry Smart trilogy

2010 · Ireland · Birmingham · Sport · Football · Richard Dunne

Villa Cup Final Centre Back Duty

Richard Dunne defended for Aston Villa during their 2010 League Cup final appearance and provided leadership against Manchester United.

2010 · Ireland · Wolverhampton · Sport · Football · Kevin Doyle

Premier League Survival Attack

Leads the line for Wolverhampton Wanderers as the newly promoted club retains its Premier League place.

2010 · Italy · Arts · Literature · Umberto Eco

Prague Cemetery

Eco published The Prague Cemetery, examining forged documents and antisemitic conspiracy narratives.

2010 · Italy · Naples · Sport · Football · Christian Maggio

Maggio Supplies Width from Wing-Back

Christian Maggio combined overlapping runs with defensive work as Napoli's wing-back system gained momentum under Walter Mazzarri.

2010 · Italy · Turin · Sport · Football · Leonardo Bonucci

First Juventus Season

Arrives from Bari and starts a long spell as a ball-playing central defender whose distribution later becomes a defining part of Juventus's tactical approach.

2010 · Italy · Wembley · Sport · Football · Carlo Ancelotti

Ancelotti Guides Chelsea to Wembley Glory

Chelsea beat Portsmouth 1-0, giving Ancelotti the FA Cup.

2010 · Italy · Rome · Sport · Football · Francesco Totti

Totti Leads Roma Title Challenge

Totti supplies goals and leadership as Ranieri's Roma challenge Inter for the Serie A championship before finishing second.

2010 · Italy · Manchester · Sport · Football · Mario Balotelli

Transfer to Manchester City

Manchester City completes the signing of Mario Balotelli from Inter Milan. The teenage Italy striker reunited with Roberto Mancini and brought considerable potential and notoriety.

2010 · Italy · London · Sport · Football · Carlo Ancelotti

Premier League Championship

Carlo Ancelotti wins the 2009/10 Premier League championship with Chelsea and guides Chelsea to the Premier League championship in a season when the club scores 103 league goals.

2010 · Italy · Naples · Sport · Football · Walter Mazzarri

Mazzarri Builds Champions League Challengers

Walter Mazzarri developed Napoli into a side capable of challenging leading Serie A clubs and qualifying for the Champions League.

2010 · Italy · Rome · Sport · Football · Daniele De Rossi

De Rossi Supports Roma Title Pursuit

De Rossi supplies midfield intensity and defensive discipline as Roma finish Serie A runners-up under Ranieri.

2010 · Ivory Coast · London · Sport · Football · Didier Drogba

Premier League Championship

Didier Drogba wins the 2009/10 Premier League championship with Chelsea and wins the Golden Boot with 29 league goals, including a hat-trick on the final day.

2010 · Ivory Coast · Manchester · Sport · Football · Yaya Toure

Transfer to Manchester City

Yaya Toure leaves Barcelona to take up a new playing role with Manchester City. The midfielder left Barcelona for City and became essential to its emerging title-winning core.

2010 · Jamaica · Charlton · Sport · Football · Deon Burton

Charlton League One Forward Role

Burton leads Charlton Athletic's attack as the club competes for promotion from League One.

2010 · Japan · Stockholm · Science · Chemistry · Akira Suzuki

Nobel Prize

Shares the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for developing palladium-catalysed cross-coupling reactions in organic synthesis.

2010 · Japan · Stockholm · Science · Chemistry · Ei-ichi Negishi

Nobel Prize

Shares the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for developing palladium-catalysed cross-coupling reactions in organic synthesis.

2010 · Japan · Dortmund · Sport · Football · Shinji Kagawa

Kagawa Attacking Midfield Breakthrough

Kagawa arrives at Dortmund and becomes a nimble link between midfield and attack during Klopp's first Bundesliga title push.

2010 · Japan · Vienna · Warfare · Nuclear · Yukiya Amano

Peaceful Uses Initiative Launched

The IAEA launches the Peaceful Uses Initiative to mobilize additional resources for peaceful nuclear applications.

2010 · Montenegro · Florence · Sport · Football · Stevan Jovetić

Jovetić Becomes Central to Viola Attacking Plans

Stevan Jovetić builds a reputation for nimble dribbling and goals as Fiorentina compete in Italy and Europe.

2010 · Netherlands · Johannesburg · Sport · Football · Arjen Robben

International Caps

Breaks through on goal against Spain in the 2010 World Cup final but is denied by goalkeeper Iker Casillas.

2010 · Netherlands · Rotterdam · Sport · Football · Luc Castaignos

Castaignos Young Feyenoord Scoring Breakthrough

Luc Castaignos becomes a regular scoring option for Feyenoord as a teenager, displaying promise during a difficult domestic campaign for the Rotterdam club.

2010 · Netherlands · Cape Town · Sport · Football · Wesley Sneijder

International Caps

Scores the winning goal against Brazil in the 2010 World Cup quarter-final as the Netherlands reach the semi-finals.

2010 · Paraguay · Lisbon · Sport · Football · Óscar Cardozo

Benfica 2010 League Goals

Finishes the 2009-10 domestic season as Portugal's leading league scorer and supplies a major share of Benfica's title-winning goals.

2010 · Peru · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · Mario Vargas Llosa

Nobel Prize

Receives the Nobel Prize in Literature for portrayals of power structures and individual resistance, revolt and defeat.

2010 · Poland · Dortmund · Sport · Football · Robert Lewandowski

Borussia Dortmund Move

Robert Lewandowski transfers from Lech Poznan to Borussia Dortmund, where he develops into one of Europe’s leading center-forwards.

2010 · Poland · Poznan · Sport · Football · Robert Lewandowski

Polish League Championship

Robert Lewandowski finishes the 2009-10 Polish top-flight season as its leading scorer while helping Lech Poznan win the national championship.

2010 · Poland · Poland · Sport · Football · Adrian Mierzejewski

Senior International Debut

Mierzejewski made his senior Poland debut after developing as a creative midfielder in the Polish top flight, beginning an international career that included Euro 2012.

2010 · Portugal · London · Sport · Football · Paulo Ferreira

Premier League Championship

Paulo Ferreira wins the 2009/10 Premier League championship with Chelsea and provides versatile defensive cover within the championship-winning squad.

2010 · Portugal · Cape Town · Sport · Football · Cristiano Ronaldo

First World Cup Goal Against North Korea

Ronaldo scored during Portugal's 7-0 victory over North Korea at the World Cup in South Africa, ending a lengthy international scoring drought.

2010 · Portugal · Madrid · Sport · Football · Cristiano Ronaldo

Four Goals Against Racing Santander

Ronaldo scored four times in a 6-1 victory over Racing Santander, illustrating how quickly he had become Real Madrid's principal scoring threat.

2010 · Portugal · Lisbon · Sport · Football · Jorge Jesus

Benfica Attacking Championship

Guides Benfica to the 2009-10 Primeira Liga title in his first season in charge, overseeing an expansive attacking side.

2010 · Portugal · Liverpool · Sport · Football · Raul Meireles

Liverpool Midfield First Season

Joins Liverpool from Porto in 2010 and develops into an energetic box-to-box midfielder during his first Premier League campaign.

2010 · Senegal · Marseille · Sport · Football · Mamadou Niang

Marseille French Championship

Mamadou Niang finishes the 2009-10 season as a Ligue 1 champion with Marseille. His goals are instrumental in Didier Deschamps's title-winning attack.

2010 · South Korea · Warfare · United Nations · Ban Ki moon

Residual Tribunal Mechanism Created

The Security Council created the International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals.

2010 · Spain · Durban · Sport · Football · Carles Puyol

International Caps

Heads Spain's winning goal against Germany in the 2010 World Cup semi-final to earn the side its first final appearance.

2010 · Spain · Johannesburg · Sport · Football · Sergio Ramos

International Caps

Starts at right-back in Spain's 2010 World Cup final victory and contributes to a defence that keeps another clean sheet.

2010 · Spain · Cape Town · Sport · Football · David Villa

International Caps

Scores five goals for Spain at the 2010 World Cup, including the late winner against Portugal in the round of sixteen.

2010 · Spain · Barcelona · Sport · Football · David Villa

Transfer to Barcelona

Barcelona recruits David Villa, formerly of Valencia. Barcelona obtained Spain's prolific striker ahead of the World Cup and inserted him into its fluid front line.

2010 · Spain · Valencia · Sport · Football · David Villa

Villa Final Valencia Campaign Under Emery

Villa leads Valencia's attack during the 2009–10 league season before leaving for Barcelona after a third-place finish.

2010 · Spain · Johannesburg · Sport · Football · Iker Casillas

International Caps

Captains Spain to its first World Cup title and saves an Arjen Robben one-on-one chance in the final against the Netherlands.

2010 · Spain · Athens · Sport · Football · Hector Cuper

Cuper Aris Greek Cup Final

Hector Cuper manages Aris Thessaloniki as the club reaches the 2010 Greek Cup final against Panathinaikos. The appearance gives Aris an opportunity to compete for a major domestic trophy.

2010 · Spain · Milan · Sport · Football · Rafael Benítez

Inter Milan Appointment

Inter appoint Benítez after José Mourinho's departure, tasking him with leading the reigning European champions.

2010 · Spain · Valencia · Sport · Football · Unai Emery

Valencia Takes Third Place

Valencia finish third in La Liga under Emery and return to the Champions League, combining disciplined organisation with an attacking midfield.

2010 · Spain · Piraeus · Sport · Football · Albert Riera

Riera Starts Olympiacos Spell

Albert Riera moves to Olympiacos from Liverpool and brings experience from the Premier League. His left-footed crossing and wing play become part of the club's attacking approach.

2010 · Spain · Johannesburg · Sport · Football · Andres Iniesta

International Caps

Scores in extra time against the Netherlands to win the 2010 World Cup final for Spain.

2010 · Spain · Manchester · Sport · Football · David Silva

Transfer to Manchester City

David Silva joins Manchester City from Valencia. City signed Valencia's creative Spain international to add technical control between midfield and attack.

2010 · Spain · Johannesburg · Sport · Football · Xavi Hernandez

International Caps

Controls midfield possession for Spain during the 2010 World Cup final and helps sustain pressure on the Netherlands.

2010 · Sweden · Venus · Science · Astronomy · Hakan Svedhem

Possible Venus Volcanism

Venus Express records large changes in sulfur dioxide abundance that are investigated as possible evidence of recent volcanic activity.

2010 · Switzerland · Geneva · Science · Astronomy · Christophe Lovis

HD 10180 Multiple-Planet System

Leads discovery of a rich multi-planet system around HD 10180.

2010 · Switzerland · Durban · Sport · Football · Reto Ziegler

South Africa Finals Defensive Role

Ziegler supported Switzerland's left-side defensive shape during a tournament notable for the opening win over Spain.

2010 · Switzerland · Durban · Sport · Football · Stephan Lichtsteiner

Spain Upset Right-Back

Lichtsteiner defended the right flank as Switzerland held Spain to a surprise 1-0 defeat in its first match of the South African World Cup.

2010 · Switzerland · Durban · Sport · Football · Steve von Bergen

Central Defence Against Spain

Von Bergen joined the defensive effort that frustrated Spain during Switzerland's 2010 World Cup opener and secured a famous victory.

2010 · Switzerland · Durban · Sport · Football · Blaise Nkufo

Striker Against Eventual Champions

Nkufo occupied Spain's centre-backs and gave the Swiss a forward target in their upset victory at the 2010 World Cup.

2010 · Switzerland · Durban · Sport · Football · Benjamin Huggel

Midfield Shield Against Spain

Huggel contested possession in the middle of the pitch as Switzerland defended a narrow lead over eventual champions Spain.

2010 · Turkey · Arts · Cinema · Semih Kaplanoglu

Golden Bear for Honey

The film Honey, directed by Semih Kaplanoglu, received the Golden Bear for best film at the 2010 Berlin International Film Festival.

2010 · United States of America · Arts · Cinema · Martin Scorsese

Shutter Island

Directs, Shutter Island

2010 · United States of America · Arts · Cinema · Mike Nichols

Life Achievement Award

Winner of the AFI Life Achievement Award

2010 · United States of America · Arts · Cinema · Natalie Portman

Black Swan

Stars as ballerina Nina Sayers in Darren Aronofsky's psychological drama Black Swan.

2010 · United States of America · Arts · Cinema · Kathryn Bigelow

Academy Award

Wins the Academy Award for Best Director for The Hurt Locker.

2010 · United States of America · Arts · Cinema · Sofia Coppola

Somewhere

Writes and directs Somewhere, a quiet drama about an actor reconnecting with his daughter.

2010 · United States of America · Arts · Cinema · Wes Anderson

Animated Feature Academy Nomination

Earned an Academy Award nomination for animated feature for Fantastic Mr Fox.

2010 · United States of America · Arts · Cinema · Woody Allen

You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger Film

In 2010, Woody Allen made You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger, a London-set comedy about an aging couple and their restless acquaintances.

2010 · United States of America · United States · Arts · Cinema · Johnny Depp

When You're Strange

Narrates the Doors documentary When You're Strange.

2010 · United States of America · Hollywood · Arts · Cinema · Clinton "Clint" Eastwood

Hereafter

Directs Hereafter, a supernatural drama starring Matt Damon.

2010 · United States of America · Arts · Literature · Jennifer Egan

A Visit from the Goon Squad

Publication of "A Visit from the Goon Squad"

2010 · United States of America · Washington · Government · Democratic Party Government · Barack Hussein Obama

Security Assistance Expanded

US policy targets Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula.

2010 · United States of America · Washington · Government · Democratic Party Government · Barack Hussein Obama

Yemen Counterterrorism Cooperation

Expands counterterrorism cooperation with the Yemeni government.

2010 · United States of America · Science · Astronomy · Sean Solomon

Solar System Portrait

During its cruise to Mercury orbit, MESSENGER photographs the planets to assemble a wide-angle portrait of the Solar System.

2010 · United States of America · United States of America · Science · Astronomy · Matthew Holman

Kepler-9 Multiple Transiting Planets

Leads analysis of Kepler-9, the first system with multiple transiting planets confirmed by Kepler.

2010 · United States of America · NASA Goddard Space Flight Center · Science · Astronomy · Charles Lawrence Bennett

WMAP

Bennett presents WMAP seven year results confirming a precise age and composition for the universe

2010 · United States of America · Heliosheath · Science · Astronomy · Edward C. Stone

Solar Wind Stagnation Region

Voyager 1 measurements show the outward speed of the solar wind falling to nearly zero in the heliosheath.

2010 · United States of America · United States of America · Science · Astrophysics · Paul Demorest

Two-Solar-Mass Neutron Star

Measures PSR J1614-2230 at about two solar masses, strongly constraining neutron-star matter models.

2010 · United States of America · Stockholm · Science · Chemistry · Richard F. Heck

Nobel Prize

Shares the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for developing palladium-catalysed cross-coupling reactions in organic synthesis.

2010 · United States of America · Cambridge Massachusetts · Science · Physics · Charles Marcus

Coherent Single-Electron Transport

Advances controlled quantum transport of individual electrons in semiconductor nanostructures.

2010 · United States of America · Jet Propulsion Laboratory · Science · Technology · Suzanne Dodd

Voyager Project Management

Becomes Voyager project manager and oversees operations as the twin spacecraft continue through the outer heliosphere.

2010 · Uruguay · South Africa · Sport · Football · Diego Godín

World Cup Defensive Pillar

Godín helps form Uruguay's resilient central defence in the 2010 World Cup campaign, which takes the country to its first semi-final since 1970.

2010 · Uruguay · Cape Town · Sport · Football · Maximiliano Pereira

World Cup Semi-Final Goal Against Netherlands

Pereira scores a late goal against the Netherlands in Uruguay's 2010 World Cup semi-final, leaving his side narrowly beaten 3-2.

2010 · Uruguay · Cape Town · Sport · Football · Diego Forlan

International Caps

Drives Uruguay to the 2010 World Cup semi-finals with influential performances and long-range goals.

2010 · Uruguay · Naples · Sport · Football · Edinson Cavani

Cavani Opens Prolific Napoli Spell

Edinson Cavani joined Napoli from Palermo in 2010 and soon became a central figure in the club's attack.

2010 · Uruguay · Johannesburg · Sport · Football · Sebastián Abreu

Panenka Penalty Eliminates Ghana

Abreu chips the decisive penalty against Ghana to send Uruguay into the 2010 World Cup semi-finals after a dramatic 1-1 quarter-final draw.

2010 · Uruguay · Thessaloniki · Sport · Football · Pablo Garcia

Garcia PAOK Midfield Authority

Pablo Garcia brings experienced defensive midfield play to PAOK during a competitive Greek league campaign. The Uruguay international's tackling and positioning help set the team's tempo.

2010 · Great Britain · Arts · Literature · Rebecca West

Indissoluble Matrimony Revisited

A Spanish edition of Blast renewed attention to West's early modernist story Indissoluble Matrimony.