Sterling Pressure - Government Response
Government response under Denis Winston Healey: Faces intensifying sterling pressure as the IMF loan application is made.
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Government response under Denis Winston Healey: Faces intensifying sterling pressure as the IMF loan application is made.
IMF context: Faces intensifying sterling pressure as the IMF loan application is made.
Healey defends his measures to support the pound at the annual party conference.
Following a showcase gig held during London's first punk festival, at the 100 Club in Oxford Street, in September 1976, the Sex Pistols sign to the major label EMI
Following a showcase gig held during London's first punk festival, at the 100 Club in Oxford Street, in September 1976, the Sex Pistols sign to the major label EMI
Following a showcase gig held during London's first punk festival, at the 100 Club in Oxford Street, in September 1976, the Sex Pistols sign to the major label EMI
Addresses Conservative Party Conference for the 1st time since Thatchers leadership
The Government wins a majority of 13 in support its economic policy
Healey secures Commons support for the government’s economic strategy during the sterling crisis.
The Government wins a majority of 13 in support its economic policy
The government wins a confidence vote by a majority of 13 on its economic policy.
Regains the European, British & Commonwealth heavy weight title
Regains the European, British & Commonwealth heavy weight title
Announces in the Commons that the Governments inflation policy has been abandoned
Britains trade deficit in September is reported to be 365 million pounds
Announces in the Commons that the Governments inflation policy has been abandoned
Calls for a Government of national unity on television
Releases the concert film The Song Remains the Same.
Appointed Deputy Leader of the Labour Party
Defeats Shirley Williams by 166 votes to 128 for the Labour Party Deputy Leadership
Michael Foot defeats Shiley Williams by 166 votes to 128 for the Deputy Leadership
Appears on the soundtrack album for The Song Remains the Same.
Becomes the world formular I motor racing champion
The pound falls to $1.59.
Opens the National Theatre
The pound falls to $1.57.
The National Executive of the Labour Party vote to protest to Parliament about cuts
The Party's National Executive vote to protest to Parliament about Government cuts.
Remains a prominent Conservative backbencher after losing the party leadership.
Begins a 5 day state visit to Luxembourg
The Government is defeated on amendments to the Dock Work Regulation Bill
The Government is defeated on amendments to the Dock Work Regulation Bill
The dockers employment monopoly within 1/2 not 5 mile radius is kept
Higher unemployment & welfare benefits come into force. Accepts comprimise, dockers employment monopoly within 1/2 not 5 mile radius
Accepts comprimise, dockers employment monopoly within 1/2 not 5 mile radius
The band's first single, "Anarchy in the UK", is released
Drums on Anarchy in the UK, giving the first single its direct and forceful attack.
Plays guitar on Anarchy in the UK, the band's first single and a defining punk release.
The band's first single, "Anarchy in the UK", is released
Co-writes and plays bass on Anarchy in the UK, one of the band's central early songs.
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