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Takes part in Commons proceedings concerning the rate support grant.
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Takes part in Commons proceedings concerning the rate support grant.
Supports boycott and diplomatic pressure after Soviet intervention in Afghanistan.
Cabinet backs an Olympic boycott response to the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.
Addresses Commons questions on the Department's anti-waste programme.
Addresses Commons questions involving the Building Societies Association and housing finance.
Addresses Commons questions on the Government's inner-city policy.
Answers parliamentary questions concerning controls on local-authority expenditure.
Addresses Commons questions on regeneration of London Docklands.
Answers parliamentary questions concerning the Property Services Agency.
Addresses the Commons on the proposed use of urban development corporations.
Robson makes his full international debut, and his first appearance at Wembley, as England beat the Republic of Ireland 2-0 in a qualifier for that summers European Championships
Pink Floyd begin the original live performances of The Wall in Los Angeles
Calls for a boycott of the Moscow Olympics because of the invasion of Afghanistan
"Dark Side Of The Moon" breaks the record for the longest stay on the Billboard Top 100
"Dark Side Of The Moon" breaks the record for the longest stay on the Billboard Top 100
Geoffrey Howe delivers the 1980 Budget with tax increases and plans for public spending restraint.
The 1980 Budget raises a range of duties and announces reductions in planned public expenditure.
Howe sets out the Medium Term Financial Strategy alongside the 1980 Budget, establishing targets for monetary growth and public borrowing.
Backs the Treasury's medium-term approach to inflation control.
Howe announces reductions in planned public expenditure during the March 1980 Budget.
Plays keyboards on Duke as Genesis balances progressive writing with shorter songs.
Residents clash with police after a raid on the Black and White Cafe.
Faces urban unrest after the St Pauls riot in Bristol.
Handles policing questions after the St Pauls riot.
Whitelaw faces questions after disorder in St Pauls.
Sees the Education Act receive Royal Assent.
Joy Division is set to play a gig at the Derby Hall in Bury, Curtis had attempted suicide the previous night by overdosing on phenobarbitone prescribed for his epilepsy
Joy Division is set to play a gig at the Derby Hall in Bury, Curtis had attempted suicide the previous night by overdosing on phenobarbitone prescribed for his epilepsy
Spain agrees to re-open its border with Gibraltar
Supports the Lisbon Agreement on easing the Gibraltar frontier.
David Kenneth Hay Dale becomes Governor of Montserrat
Sees the Lancaster House settlement produce Zimbabwe's independence.
Completes his role as governor during the transition to Zimbabwe.
Recognises Zimbabwe's independence after the Lancaster House settlement.
Scores the late goal that gives Arsenal a 1-0 victory at Juventus and a place in the Cup Winners' Cup final.
Sings on Heaven and Hell, restoring Black Sabbath's commercial and critical momentum.
Leads the renewed Black Sabbath sound on Heaven and Hell with Ronnie James Dio.
Birth of Bradley Wiggins
Faces the start of the Iranian Embassy siege at Princes Gate.
When the time came to choose who would lead London Labour in GLC election, Livingstone put his name down, but was challenged by the moderate Andrew McIntosh, McIntosh beat Livingstone by 14 votes to 13
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