1 January 1974Prime Minister of Great BritainBrian Faulkener
Takes up office as the leader of the Northern Ireland Assembly
Historical records for Great Britain in 1974, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Takes up office as the leader of the Northern Ireland Assembly
In total Best had made 466 appearances for Manchester United in all competitions from 1963 to 1974, and scored 178 goals (including six in one game against fourth division Northampton Town). Bests last competitive igame for Manchester United against Queens Park Rangers at Loftus Road
Implements the Three Day Week as Britain limits commercial electricity use to conserve power during the miners dispute.
Implements the Three Day Week to conserve electricity during the miners dispute.
Commercial electricity use is restricted to three consecutive days during the miners' dispute.
The inverted-ziggurat Central Library opens in Chamberlain Square.
The SDLP is one of the parties involved in the negotiations that result in the Sunningdale Agreement, which in turn resulted in the establishment of a power-sharing executive
Pink Floyd abandon most of the Household Objects project and move toward new material
Gerry Fitt, the SDLP party leader, takes office as Deputy chief executive, taking Government alongside the Ulster Unionist Party (led by Brian Faulkner) and the Alliance Party but the Assembly and Executive are short-lived, collapsing after only four months due to sustained opposition from within the unionist community
SDLP leader Gerry Fitt became deputy chief executive in a power-sharing government with Brian Faulkner's Ulster Unionist Party and the Alliance Party.
The Assembly and Executive collapsed after four months because of sustained unionist opposition.
The SDLP is one of the parties involved in the negotiations that result in the Sunningdale Agreement, which in turn resulted in the establishment of a power-sharing executive.
Continues to face domestic political and economic consequences of the oil crisis after the war.
Moore plays his last game for West Ham in an FA Cup tie against Hereford United.
Paisley is subdued and thrown out of the Stormont Assembly by members of the RUC
The SDLP is one of the parties involved in the negotiations that result in the Sunningdale Agreement, which in turn resulted in the establishment of a power-sharing executive
Zinc Alloy and the Hidden Riders of Tomorrow is released and reaches number 12 in Britain.
The island nation of Grenada wins independence from Britain, includes the northern islands of Carriacou and Petite Martinique
The island nation of Grenada wins independence from Britain, includes the northern islands of Carriacou and Petite Martinique
The island nation of Grenada wins independence from Britain, includes the northern islands of Carriacou and Petite Martinique
Faces a full national miners strike that deepens the Three Day Week and election crisis.
Wilson compares himself to Cromwell prior to Marston Moor
It is announced that Mick Taylor will be leaving the Rolling Stones
Birth of Robert Peter "Robbie" Williams
Birth of Robert Peter Williams, later singer with Take That and a major British solo artist.
Releases Rebel Rebel, a guitar-driven single that becomes one of his last major glam rock statements.
In The Times Healey says that he would "squeeze property speculators until the pips squeak".
Powell makes a speech asking the electorate to vote Labour because of their EC policy
Loses his Commons majority after the February general election produces a hung parliament.
The Liberals win 19.3% of votes cast & 14 MPs & hold the balance of power
Wilson wins is 3rd election out of 4. The Labour Party wins 37.2 percent of votes cast & 301 MPs. No party can form a majority even with the support of the Liberals
The February election produces a hung parliament and leads to a Labour minority government.
Leaves the House of Commons after deciding not to contest the February general election.
Trade figures show a defict of 383 pounds million, the largest on record. The RPI shows that fod prices had risen + 20% over the last year
The RPI shows that fod prices had risen + 20% over the last year. The elections main issues are the miners strike & "who governs Britain". The Conservative Party win 37.9% of votes cast & 297 MPs. Enoch Powell decides he cannot stand for the Conservatives because of their EU policy. An error is reported in the NCBs claim miners earn +8% national average, it is -8%
Enoch Powell decides he cannot stand for the Conservatives because of their EU policy
Enoch Powell decides he cannot stand for the Conservatives because of their EU policy
Enoch Powell decides he cannot stand for the Conservatives because of their EU policy
The RPI shows that food prices had risen by 20 percent over the last year. Labour 301, Conservatives 296 & others 37
Powell urges Birmingham voters to support Labour because of its European Community policy.
Elected Member of Parliament for Eastbourne
Appointed Secretary of State for Energy
Promises a referendum after renegotiating European Community membership.
Retires from the House of Commons
The elections main issues are the miners strike & "who governs Britain". An error is reported in the NCBs claim miners earn +8% national average, it is -8%
Calls a general election asking voters who governs Britain amid union confrontation.
Attempts unsuccessfully to form a coaltion with the Liberals
Refuses to join a co-altion with the Conservatives & the Labour Party comes to power
No Party wins an election majority & negotiations with the Liberals break down
Appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain, 3rd term
Resigns as Prime Minister after coalition talks fail and Labour forms a minority government.
No Party wins an election majority & negotiations with the Liberals break down. Coalition negotiations with leaders of the Liberal Party fail & Heath resigns as Prime Minister & is replaced by Harold Wilson & a minority Labour Government
Wilson forms a Labour government committed to a Social Contract with the trade unions.
Returns to office promising a different relationship with organised labour.
Enters Harold Wilson's cabinet as Secretary of State for Employment.
Returns to the Home Office when Labour forms a minority government.
Healey is appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer, 1st term.
Appointed Chief Secretary to the Treasury, most powerful position outside the Cabinet
Appointed Foreign Minister
Appointed Home Secretary, 2nd term
Appointed Minister of Trade & Industry
Appointed Parliamentary Under Secretary
Takes responsibility for employment policy as Labour seeks voluntary wage restraint.
Healey becomes Chancellor as inflation and wage pressure dominate economic policy.
Appointed Secretary of State for Prices & Consumer Protection
Begins his second period as Home Secretary in Harold Wilson's government.
Appointed Secretary of State for Trade & Industry
Appointed Secretary of State for Prices & Consumer Protection
Appointed Employment Secretary
Appointed Minister of Health & Social Security
Appointed Secretary of State for Social Services
Appointed Minister of the Environment
Begins implementing Labour's industrial relations programme with trade union support.
The miners strike is brought to an end by agreeing to their terms
The 3 day week & the state of emergency ends
The 3 day week & the state of emergency ends
Says he will call an election if the opposition makes it impossible to govern
Wilson announces his resignation
Denis Healey presents the Government's first Budget after Labour returns to office.
The Government announces capital transfer tax to replace estate duty and tax lifetime transfers.
Healey delivers his first Budget shortly after Labour returns to office.
The Government uses food subsidies as part of its policy to protect household living standards.
The Budget raises direct taxation as part of an emergency response to inflation and borrowing.
Healey presents an emergency Budget combining tax increases with food subsidies and pension support.
The Government maintains price controls and subsidies while seeking agreement on wage restraint.
Healey frames his first Budget around inflation, subsidies and cooperation with unions.
Healey raises the top rates on earned and unearned income while increasing food and pension subsidies for poorer households.
Calls his Cabinet, "the most experienced & talented this century"
Attempts coalition talks with the Liberal Party after the hung parliament.
Elected onto the executive of the Greater London Labour Party (GLLP), responsible for drawing up the manifesto for the GLC Labour group and the lists of candidates for council and Parliamentary seats
Elected onto the executive of the Greater London Labour Party (GLLP), responsible for drawing up the manifesto for the GLC Labour group and the lists of candidates for council and Parliamentary seats
Elected onto the executive of the Greater London Labour Party (GLLP), responsible for drawing up the manifesto for the GLC Labour group and the lists of candidates for council and Parliamentary seats
Asked by Wilson to create the Policy Unit, Wilson's "eyes & ears"
Founds the Policy Unit, Wilson's "eyes & ears"
Healey becomes Chancellor of the Exchequer when Labour returns to government.
Presents arguments for workplace safety legislation built around recognised trade unions.
Announces the new Government will implement the Northern Ireland Constitution
Announces in Parliament will continue policies of the previous Government
Dies from liver cancer at the age of sixty-six.
1st visit to Ulster, asseses power sharing, the extent of terrorism & local support
Scores twice as Liverpool beat Newcastle United 3-0 in the FA Cup final.
The Kinks release Preservation Act 2.
Helps establish Swan Song Records for Led Zeppelin and allied artists.
Launches Swan Song Records as Led Zeppelin's own label.
Makes a report to the Commons about the IRAs intentions to take over parts of Belfast
Government record concerning the IRA: Makes a report to the Commons about the IRAs intentions to take over parts of Belfast
Historical IRA record under Labour Party Government: Makes a report to the Commons about the IRAs intentions to take over parts of Belfast
IRA context for Harold Wilson: Makes a report to the Commons about the IRAs intentions to take over parts of Belfast
Government record concerning the IRA: Makes a report to the Commons about the IRAs intentions to take over parts of Belfast
Historical IRA record under Labour Party Government: Makes a report to the Commons about the IRAs intentions to take over parts of Belfast
IRA context for Harold Wilson: Makes a report to the Commons about the IRAs intentions to take over parts of Belfast
Makes a report to the Commons about the IRAs intentions to take over parts of Belfast
The Ulster Workers Union will strike if the North Ireland Assembly supports Sunningdale
The Ulster Workers Union will strike if the North Ireland Assembly supports Sunningdale
Leads a deputation of the Ulster Workers Council to wishing to destroy the agreement
Protestant car bombs in Dublin kill 22
Calls a state of emergencey after violence & strikes by the Ulster Workers Council
Calls a state of emergencey after violence & strikes by the Ulster Workers Council
The Ulster Workers Union calls for a total stoppage in Northern Ireland
The Ulster Workers Union calls for a total stoppage in Northern Ireland
The Ulster Workers Union calls for a total stoppage in Northern Ireland
Says in Parliament road blocks cause supplies not to get to some Catholic areas
Releases Diamond Dogs, moving from glam rock toward dystopian themes and a more theatrical stage presentation.
Northern Ireland is brought under direct rule from Westminster
George Harrison founds Dark Horse Records, its 1st hit is "Costafine Town" by Splinter
Unionist opposition, Provisional IRA violence & finally a loyalist general strike cause the collapse of the Agreement
Unionist opposition, Provisional IRA violence & finally a loyalist general strike cause the collapse of the Agreement
Government record concerning the IRA: Unionist opposition, Provisional IRA violence & finally a loyalist general strike cause the collapse of the Agreement
Historical IRA record under Conservative Party Government: Unionist opposition, Provisional IRA violence & finally a loyalist general strike cause the collapse of the Agreement
IRA context for Edward Richard George Heath: Unionist opposition, Provisional IRA violence & finally a loyalist general strike cause the collapse of the Agreement
Government record concerning the IRA: Unionist opposition, Provisional IRA violence & finally a loyalist general strike cause the collapse of the Agreement
Historical IRA record under Conservative Party Government: Unionist opposition, Provisional IRA violence & finally a loyalist general strike cause the collapse of the Agreement
IRA context for Edward Richard George Heath: Unionist opposition, Provisional IRA violence & finally a loyalist general strike cause the collapse of the Agreement
Unionist opposition, Provisional IRA violence & finally a loyalist general strike cause the collapse of the Agreement
Addresses a Unionist rally in Enniskillen and argues for Northern Ireland's place within the United Kingdom.
Saunders begins a tenure that produces promotion, domestic cups and a league championship.
Saunders is appointed manager and begins rebuilding Aston Villa.
Addresses a public meeting on Labour's proposed renegotiation of Britain's EEC membership.
Produces Holiday for America, including the hit Tin Man.
Liz Taylors 5th divorce (Richard Burton)
Liz Taylors 5th divorce (Richard Burton)
Norman Derek Matthews becomes Governor of Montserrat
Links the EEC question to the coming general election in a public speech in Norwich.
The Northern Ireland Bill gets Royal assent providing direct rule from Westminster
John Lennon is ordered to leave the US in 60 days
Ecevit asks Britain to support the Turkish invasion of Cyprus, no support is given
The Northern Ireland Bill gets Royal consent & for direct rule from Westminster
Ecevit asks Britain to support the Turkish invasion of Cyprus, no support is given
The Northern Ireland Bill gets Royal consent & for Direct Rule from Westminster
Healey announces further economic measures as inflation, borrowing and industrial costs remain under pressure.
Created Baroness Falkender
Re-establishes collective bargaining as the central mechanism for regulating industrial relations.
Parliament adjourns for the last time until the election Octoberober 10
Parliament adjourns for the last time until the election Octoberober 10
Provides rules for employers associations alongside the law governing trade unions.
Finance Act 1974 receives Royal Assent, implementing tax changes from Healey's first Budget.
Repeals Edward Heath's Industrial Relations Act and restores Labour's preferred voluntary industrial relations framework.
Maintains industrial tribunals as the forum for key employment disputes after repeal of the 1971 Act.
Abolishes the National Industrial Relations Court created under the Conservative industrial relations system.
Helps deliver the Health and Safety at Work Act during the Social Contract period.
Uses workplace safety reform to show the social side of Labour's union bargain.
Restores statutory immunities for trade unions acting in contemplation or furtherance of trade disputes.
Trade Union and Labour Relations Act 1974 receives Royal Assent, repealing the Industrial Relations Act 1971.
Restores a legal framework recognising trade unions and employers associations outside the 1971 registration system.
Created a life peer as Baron Gordon-Walker, of Leyton in Greater London
Lennon releases "Walls and Bridges", a duet with Elton John on the #1 hit "Whatever Gets You Thru the Night", the album is released under the name "the Plastic Ono Band". John Lennon records his Walls and Bridges album, he claims to have written ten of the songs in a single week
Lennon releases "Walls and Bridges", a duet with Elton John on the #1 hit "Whatever Gets You Thru the Night", the album is released under the name "the Plastic Ono Band". John Lennon records his Walls and Bridges album, he claims to have written ten of the songs in a single week
Addresses Unionists on the EEC, Northern Ireland and inflation as the October general election approaches.
The general election date is announced for October 10
Addresses a public meeting in Banbridge on Ulster's constitutional position within the United Kingdom.
Healey promises to squeeze property speculators until the pips squeak and attacks profits made from rapidly appreciating agricultural land.
Release the outtakes collection Odds and Sods.
Releases Smiler, his final Mercury-era studio album of the early 1970s.
Leads the Conservatives in the October election but Labour gains a small majority.
Wins the October election while relying on continued union cooperation.
Appointed Speaker of the House of Commons
Opens Parliament
Healey continues as Chancellor of the Exchequer after Labour wins the October 1974 general election.
Elected Member of Parliament for South Down
Appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain, 4th term
Healey presents a second 1974 Budget after Labour wins a narrow majority in the October election.
The Budget package includes energy conservation measures after the oil shock and pressure on imports.
Healey introduces a second Budget to address inflation, taxation and the deteriorating economic position.
Contributes keyboards and composition to the ambitious double album The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway.
Leads the concept and story for The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway.
Adds guitar textures to The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway and its demanding stage presentation.
Plays bass and guitar on The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway during the Gabriel-era peak.
Directs the Home Office response after the Birmingham pub bombings.
Two bombs explode in Birmingham pubs, killing twenty-one people and injuring many others.
Wilson condemns the Birmingham attacks and supports urgent counterterrorism legislation.
The Irish Republican Army is outlawed in Britain following deaths of 21, IRA bombs in British pubs killed 28 and wounded over 200 in the last 2 months
Government record concerning the IRA: The Irish Republican Army is outlawed in Britain following deaths of 21, IRA bombs in British pubs killed 28 and wounded over 200 in the last 2 months
Historical IRA record under Labour Party Government: The Irish Republican Army is outlawed in Britain following deaths of 21, IRA bombs in British pubs killed 28 and wounded over 200 in the last 2 months
IRA context for Harold Wilson: The Irish Republican Army is outlawed in Britain following deaths of 21, IRA bombs in British pubs killed 28 and wounded over 200 in the last 2 months
John Lennon performs three songs with Elton John at Madison Square Garden, it will turn out to be his last public performance
John Lennon makes his last ever concert appearance when he appears onstage at Madison Square Garden with Elton John, that night Lennon is reunited with Ono and, in his words, "the separation failed"
Attends EC Summit where "the British problem" & the "European Council" are discussed
Attends EC Summit where "the British problem" & the "European Council" are discussed
Releases album, "Dark Horse" in the US
Mick Taylor announces his departure from the Rolling Stones.
Releases album, "Dark Horse" in the UK
Strummer founds a band called The 101ers, named for the address of their squat (101 Walterton Road, in Maida Vale)
Captains Liverpool to a 3-0 final victory over Newcastle United.
Releases the album "461 Ocean Boulevard"
Releases 7-Tease
Winner of the Oscar for best actress, "A Touch of Class"
Hoyle and Narlikar published a systematic account of action-at-a-distance theories in physics and cosmology.
Produces Apocalypse with the Mahavishnu Orchestra, combining jazz-rock and orchestral forces.
Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
Arms export licences & aid to Chile are cancelled
In collaboration with Jim Hartle, Hawking develops a model in which the Universe has no boundary in space-time
In collaboration with Jim Hartle, Hawking develops a model in which the Universe has no boundary in space-time
Appointed President of the Board of Trade
Denis Winston Healey presents the 1974 Budget to the House of Commons as Chancellor of the Exchequer.
The 1974 Budget under Denis Winston Healey sets out the Government's taxation, expenditure and borrowing plans.
Records Burn with the Mark III line-up, combining hard rock guitar with Coverdale and Hughes vocals.
Makes his Deep Purple studio debut on Burn, sharing vocals with Glenn Hughes.
Shares lead and harmony vocals on Burn while also taking over bass duties from Roger Glover.
Stars in Callan
Ball is given the captaincy after the dropping of Emlyn Hughes and holds it for six consecutive games, none of which England lost, and included a 5-1 defeat of Scotland in May 1975
Last Carry on Film, Carry On Dick
Appointed Chairman of the Parliamentary Labour Party
Appointed Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster
Appointed Chief Whip
England and France agree to build 16 Concorde airplanes
Confirmed in the Church of England by College Chaplain
The Assembly & power sharing executive is established
Consumer Credit Act 1974 regulates consumer credit, hire agreements, and licensing
Control of Pollution Act 1974 reforms waste, water pollution, noise, and environmental controls
Leaves Yes after the Tales from Topographic Oceans tour.
Releases the album Diamond Dogs.
Works with David Bowie on Diamond Dogs during Bowie's transition beyond glam rock.
Lasts only 44 days as Manager of Leeds United before he is sacked after upsetting many of Leedss star players, notably Johnny Giles, Norman Hunter and Billy Bremner. Has the unenviable record of being Leeds Uniteds least successful permanent manager winning only 1 match, his pay-off was estimated at œ98,000
Stars as Captain Tommy "The Elephant" Devon in the six-part television drama series The Zoo Gang, about a group of former underground freedom fighters from World War II
The National Economic Board publishes, "The Regeneration of British Industry". Proposes to increase centrally planned investment through the National Enterprise Board
Serves as a Member of European Parliament (MEP) and Leader of the Labour Group, when its members are nominated by the national Parliaments
Postpones the election from June to October
Proposes the National Enterprise Board, prior to the Octoberober election
Publication of "Ending Up"
Turkey invades Cyprus, the RAF flies 9,000 people to Britain
FWA Footballer of the Year
Protestants stage a general strike & the Assembly collapses
Sellers plays pirate Dick Scratcher in Ghost in the Noonday Sun.
Co-develops the Glasgow Coma Scale, which becomes a worldwide standard in brain-injury assessment.
Co-develops the Glasgow Coma Scale for assessing consciousness after brain injury.
Shows that quantum effects allow black holes to emit thermal radiation.
Simon House is recruited as keyboardist and violinist playing live shows, a North America tour and recording the 1974 album Hall of the Mountain Grill
Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974 creates the modern framework for workplace health and safety
Housing Act 1974 reforms housing action areas, improvement grants, and housing associations
Appointed Vice Chairman of the GLCs Housing Management Committee
Releases I Can Stand a Little Rain, featuring the ballad You Are So Beautiful.
Turkey invades Cyprus, the RAF flies 9,000 people to Britain
Lennon releases " John Lennon - Rock n Roll"
Appointed Junior Minister in the Energy Dept
Appointed Leader of the House of Commons
Appointed Manager at Leeds United, leading them to the European Cup final in the 1974-1975 season where they lost 2-0 to Bayern Munich
Responsible for the Health and Safety at Work Act
The National Economic Board publishes, "The Regeneration of British Industry". Reverses the Industrial Relations Act of the Conservative Government
Shankly finishes the cup run with Liverpool defeating Newcastle United 3-0.
Succeeds Bill Shankly as Liverpool manager.
Appointed Lord President of the Council
Directs The Man with the Golden Gun
Appointed Manager at Leeds United, leading them to the European Cup final in the 1974-1975 season where they lost 2-0 to Bayern Munich
Lasts only 44 days as Manager of Leeds United before he is sacked after ups etting many of Leedss star players, notably Johnny Giles, Norman Hunter and Billy Bremner. Appointed Manager of Leeds United following Don Revies departure to become manager of England, though this time Taylor didnt join him
Ferguson is appointed manager of East Stirlingshire, at the comparatively young age of 32
Apponted Manager of St Mirren after taking advice from Jock Stein
Appointed Manager of the England Football Team
Elected Member of Parliament for Edinburgh Central
Elected Member of Parliament
Elected Member of Parliament for Edinburgh Central
Appointed Secretary of State for Education & Science
Appointed Minister for Education
Appointed Minister of Local Government & Planning, 1st term
Appointed Minister of State for Northern Ireland
Appears in "Murder on the Orient Express"
Proposes the National Enterprise Board, prior to the Octoberober election
Plans for the NEB are outlined in the 1974 White Paper The Regeneration of British Industry
Makes his Thin Lizzy studio debut on Nightlife as part of the new dual-guitar line-up.
Combines radio telescopes & computers to enable mapping
Awarded the OBE
Relies on voluntary union cooperation rather than statutory pay controls.
Lennon releases "Walls and Bridges", a duet with Elton John on the #1 hit "Whatever Gets You Thru the Night", the album is released under the name "the Plastic Ono Band"
Hunter is the very first winner of the PFA Players Player of the Year award, receiving it at the end of the 1973-74 season
Resumes Home Office responsibility during a period of terrorism and public order pressure.
Appointed Political Adviser to Harold Wilson
Appointed President of the Board of Trade
Introduces emergency legislation responding to terrorist violence in Great Britain.
The National Economic Board publishes, "The Regeneration of British Industry". Reverses the Industrial Relations Act of the Conservative Government
Strengthens employment rights for trades unions, particularly the closed shop
Resigns as Manager of Spurs
Receives the Royal Medal of the Royal Society.
Elected as one of the youngest Fellows of the Royal Society
Appointed Secretary of State for Wales
Appointed Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries & Food
Appointed Minister of Defence
Appointed Secretary of State for Energy
Appointed Secretary of State for Northern Ireland
Appointed Secretary of State for Scotland
Appointed as Secretary of State for Trade
"Six Wives of Henry VIII", marks departure from Yes
Founder Member of Slik
Releases "Smiler"
Healey works with trade unions under Labour's Social Contract approach to pay and inflation.
Argues that voluntary cooperation is preferable to Conservative legal confrontation.
Murray works with Labour ministers on the Social Contract approach to pay restraint.
Works on prices policy as Labour balances pay restraint with consumer protection.
The government relies on the Social Contract with the TUC to link wage restraint with social reform.
Presents the Social Contract as a partnership between government and organised labour.
Records Stormbringer as Deep Purple moves toward a blues, soul and funk-influenced hard rock sound.
Co-founds The Stranglers in Guildford, bringing business experience and a powerful drumming style.
Founder Member of The Stranglers
Co-founds The Stranglers as bassist and vocalist, becoming the band's longest-serving original member.
Founder Member of The Stranglers
Co-founds The Stranglers and becomes one of the band's principal singers, guitarists and songwriters.
Founder Member of The Stranglers
Founder Member of The Stranglers
Founder Member of The Stranglers
Plays keyboards and guitar in the early Stranglers line-up before leaving during the band's formative period.
Protestants stage a general strike & the Assembly collapses
Sunningdale collapses following the Ulster Workers Council Strike, which cut water and electricity supplies to many homes
Sunningdale collapses following the Ulster Workers Council Strike, which cut water and electricity supplies to many homes
First stars in The Sweeney
T.Rex drummer 1974-76
Marc Bolans manager 1966-67
Secures temporary powers intended to prevent terrorism and restrict proscribed organisations.
Publication of "The Dogs of War"
Stars in The Four Musketeers
Contributes guitar to The Gates of Delirium, the extended centrepiece of Relayer.
Sellers portrays Queen Victoria in the comic biographical film The Great McGonagall.
Plays Scaramanga in the James Bond film The Man with the Golden Gun
Joins Thin Lizzy as guitarist, pairing with Scott Gorham in the classic twin-lead line-up.
Helps repeal key parts of the Conservative Industrial Relations Act.
Trade Union and Labour Relations Act 1974 repeals much of the Industrial Relations Act and restores union immunities
Appointed Member of Ulster Unionist Party
Part of the undefeated 1974 FIFA World Cup Scotland team.
Produces Zinc Alloy and the Hidden Riders of Tomorrow during T. Rex's later glam period.
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