Simon Simon, 1st24 June 1930
Talks with Indian rulers on the future of central Government. Recommends responsible Government in the provinces. Produces the Simon Report
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Talks with Indian rulers on the future of central Government. Recommends responsible Government in the provinces. Produces the Simon Report
Recommends an end to Jewish immigration into Palestine in the Passfield White Paper
Promises India independence
Agrees to grant Indian independence no later than 1948
Grants independence to Pakistan
Burma becomes an independent republic
Britain surrenders its mandate over Palestine
Britain surrenders its mandate over Palestine
In a broadcast rules out military intervention if Rhodesia declares UDI
Rhodesia declares Unilateral Declaration of Independence
The OAU calls members to break with Britain if Smith's regime is not brought down
Wilson agrees to recognise Ian Smith & negotiate with him. OAU countries will break off relations if Smith's regime is not broken by December
Talks to resolve the Rhodesia UDI break down
Attends talks to determine the future of Rhodesia on the HMS Tiger off Gibraltar
On the Tiger offers Smith deferral of majority rule for a decade & legalizing Rhodesia. Holds talks on HMS Tiger with Ian Smith to discuss the future of Rhodesia
Rhodesia rejects terms offered on board the HMS Tiger by Harold Wilson
1st day of the Anglo-Maltese conference to discuss British withdrawal
first day of the Anglo-Maltese conference to discuss British withdrawal
Holds talks with Ian Smith about Rhodesia on board HMS Fearless at Gibraltar
The Anglo-Rhodesian talks in Salisbury end in deadlock
The Falkland Islands Committee in Parliament stressing "wishes of the Islanders"
A White Paper offers the Scots a Legislative Assembly but without economic powers
Smith accepts Kissingers proposals for 2 yr transition to black majority rule
Britain agrees a 5 African nation request for a conference for transitional Government
The Seychelles gains independence from Britain
Ivor Richard, chairman of the Geneva conference, visits South African PM Vorster
Says that Britain will forward new proposals for Rhodesia
Goes on national TV to discuss the constitutional crisis in Rhodesia
Ian Smith rejects the British proposals for a Rhodesian settlement
Ian Smith rejects the British proposals for a Rhodesian settlement
The Scottish Devolution Bill is defeated
A referendum is held but the required 40% of Scots do not vote for devolution
The Solomon Islands are granted independence after 85 years of British rule
"Yes-Yes" vote in referendum on Scottish Parliament
"Yes" vote in referendum on Welsh Assembly
Introduces the Scotland Bill, legislative powers for a Scottish Parliament
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