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Britains new 200 mile fishing zone comes into effect
Explore 361 historical events and records for Great Britain in 1977.
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Britains new 200 mile fishing zone comes into effect
Approval of the IMF loan strengthens confidence in Britain’s economic programme.
Approval of the IMF loan strengthens confidence in Britain’s economic programme.
Economic-policy record linked to the IMF crisis: Approval of the IMF loan strengthens confidence in Britain’s economic programme.
Government response under Denis Winston Healey: Approval of the IMF loan strengthens confidence in Britain’s economic programme.
IMF context: Approval of the IMF loan strengthens confidence in Britain’s economic programme.
The International Monetary Fund approves Britain’s standby loan following the December agreement.
The International Monetary Fund approves Britain’s standby loan following the December agreement.
Economic-policy record linked to the IMF crisis: The International Monetary Fund approves Britain’s standby loan following the December agreement.
Government response under Denis Winston Healey: The International Monetary Fund approves Britain’s standby loan following the December agreement.
IMF context: The International Monetary Fund approves Britain’s standby loan following the December agreement.
Ivor Richard, chairman of the Geneva conference, visits South African PM Vorster
Ivor Richard, chairman of the Geneva conference, visits South African PM Vorster
The International Monetary Fund approves a loan of 2,300 million pounds to Great Britain
The International Monetary Fund approves a loan of pounds 2,300 million to Great Britain
The International Monetary Fund approves a loan of 2,300 million pounds to Great Britain.
The International Monetary Fund approves a standby loan worth 2.3 billion pounds for Britain.
Sees confidence strengthen after approval of Britain’s IMF standby loan.
Economic-policy record linked to the IMF crisis: Sees confidence strengthen after approval of Britain’s IMF standby loan.
Government response under Denis Winston Healey: Sees confidence strengthen after approval of Britain’s IMF standby loan.
IMF context: Sees confidence strengthen after approval of Britain’s IMF standby loan.
Birth of David Millar
Takes office as President of the European Commission.
Becomes the first British politician to serve as President of the European Commission.
Baggage handlers at Heathrow call off their 3 day dispute
Tried for possession of cocaine
Gwilym Wyn Jones becomes Governor of Montserrat
Death of Anthony Eden
Death of Peter Finch
Death of Robert Anthony Eden
Dies at Alvediston in Wiltshire
Releases Low, the first album of his Berlin-era trilogy and a major move toward electronic and ambient music.
Co-produces Low with David Bowie, helping shape the first album of the Berlin trilogy.
Says that Britain will forward new proposals for Rhodesia
Says that Britain will forward new proposals for Rhodesia
Press launch for "Animals" at Battersea Power Station
Press launch for "Animals" at Battersea Power Station
"Animals" gets a world exclusive airing on the John Peel Show
"Animals" gets a world exclusive airing on the John Peel Show
"Animals" gets a world exclusive airing on the John Peel Show
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