Bombing of Whitehall
A 5 pound bomb explodes in Whitehall
Explore 273 historical events and records for Great Britain in 1992.
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A 5 pound bomb explodes in Whitehall
Lush reach the UK Top Forty with the For Love EP during the band's early alternative-rock success.
John Lennon is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame at the ninth annual induction dinner, Paul McCartney is his presenter, and Yoko Ono accepts the award on behalf of her late husband
John Lennon is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame at the ninth annual induction dinner, Paul McCartney is his presenter, and Yoko Ono accepts the award on behalf of her late husband
Takes part in Commons proceedings on the Local Government Bill.
Addresses Commons questions concerning the Environment Business Forum.
Addresses Commons questions concerning European Regional Development Fund support.
Admits affair with secretary
Signs the Maastricht Treaty, deepening Conservative divisions over Europe.
Represents Britain while preserving the single-currency opt-out.
Confirms the negotiated British position including treaty opt-outs.
Signs the Treaty on European Union for Great Britain as Foreign Secretary.
Signs the Treaty on European Union for Great Britain as Financial Secretary to the Treasury.
Lush's Spooky reaches number seven on the UK albums chart.
Oversees the Ulysses Jupiter gravity assist that redirects the spacecraft into a high-inclination solar orbit needed to measure the solar wind over the Sun's poles.
John Lennon is given the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 34th Annual Grammy Awards
Announces the date of the general election
Wins a Conservative majority in the general election.
The Government majority is cut to 21. Conservatives 336, Labour 271, Liberal democrats 20 & others 24
Becomes Father of the House as the longest continuously serving MP.
Brown is re-elected for Dunfermline East after Labour's fourth consecutive defeat.
Ends his House of Commons career after representing Bebington, Reigate and East Surrey during separate periods between 1964 and 1992.
Ends his service in the House of Commons after representing Blaby continuously from February 1974 through the 1992 general election.
Major's election victory maintains Government commitment to bringing Trident into service
Appointed President of the Board of Trade and Secretary of State for Trade and Industry.
Appointed Chairman of the Conservative Party
Appointed Chief Secretary of the Treasury
Appointed Home Secretary
Appointed Home Secretary
Appointed Minister of the Duchy of Lancaster
Appointed Minister of National Heritage
Appointed Minister of Social Security
Appointed Minister of the Transport
Appointed Minister of Defence
Appointed Minister of Employment
Appointed Minister of Employment
Appointed Minister of Health
Appointed Minister of Northern Ireland
Appointed Secretary of State for Scotland
Appointed Secretary of State for the Environment
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