Beatles, The
The Beatles make their debut at the Indra Club
Explore 186 historical events and records for Great Britain in 1960.
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The Beatles make their debut at the Indra Club
The Beatles make their debut at the Indra Club
Alf Arrowsmith moved from Ashton United to Liverpool in August 1960, eventually becoming an important forward in Shankly’s 1960s side.
Gordon Milne joined from Preston North End in August 1960 and brought reliable midfield play to the team that Shankly was assembling.
Becomes chairman of the Labour Party's National Executive Committee for the 1960-1961 political year.
Appointed Parliamentary Secretary at the Ministry of Pensions & National Insurance
Birth of Steve Cram
His challenge reveals deep Labour divisions after the 1959 general election defeat.
Receives support from Labour MPs critical of Gaitskell's stance on nuclear disarmament.
Remains on the Labour front bench after Gaitskell is re-elected leader of the party.
Stands as the left-wing challenger to Hugh Gaitskell in the Labour leadership ballot.
Wins 81 votes in the only ballot but fails to remove Hugh Gaitskell as party leader.
Wins Bevan's former seat for Labour.
Benenson stumbles across an article in The Daily Telegraph about two Portuguese students imprisoned for a simple toast to freedom while riding the tube, Enraged at the injustice, Benenson begins an international organisation
Harrison is deported from Hamburg for being under age
Wins 166 votes to Harold Wilson's 81 to retain the leadership of the Labour Party
Contests the party leadership, wins 81 votes to Gaitskell's 166
Challenges Hugh Gaitskell for the Labour leadership and wins 81 votes against Gaitskell's 166.
Represents Wolverhampton Wanderers in the FA Cup final as Stan Cullis’s team overcomes Blackburn Rovers at Wembley.
Scores twice as Wolverhampton Wanderers defeat Blackburn Rovers 3-0.
Keeps goal in the 3-0 FA Cup final victory over Blackburn Rovers and helps Wolves secure their fourth triumph in the competition.
Plays an important part in the Wolves defence as the side defeats Blackburn Rovers in the FA Cup final.
Publishes A Nation Reborn about Israel, Zionism and British policy.
Wins an Academy Award for BUtterfield 8
Sellers receives an Academy Award nomination as producer of The Running Jumping & Standing Still Film.
Hoggart served on the Albemarle Committee, contributing to discussion about educational opportunities for young people.
Is appointed to the Privy Council during his period as a senior Conservative minister.
Sellers wins the BAFTA for Best British Actor for his performance in I'm All Right Jack.
When Adam Faith made his first film, Beat Girl, in 1960, Barry composed, arranged and conducted the score
When Adam Faith made his first film, Beat Girl, in 1960, Barry composed, arranged and conducted the score
Becomes the Beatles drummer before their Hamburg engagements.
Becomes a founding member as the group develops into the Beatles.
Becomes a founding member as the group develops into the Beatles.
Becomes a founding member as the group develops into the Beatles.
Becomes a founding member as the group develops into the Beatles.
Stuart Sutcliffe suggests the name the Beatles as a form of tribute to Buddy Holly and the Crickets
Joins the group that becomes the Beatles.
Books The Beatles into Bruno Koschmiders Indra club in Hamburg, Germany
Betting and Gaming Act 1960 reforms betting, gaming, and licensing controls in Great Britain
Preserves Bevan's political legacy after his death.
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