Secretary of State for Wales
Appointed Secretary of State for Wales
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Appointed Secretary of State for Wales
Is appointed a Knight Companion of the Order of the Garter.
Elected Member of Parliament for Huntingdon, majority 36,230
Night Calls enters the UK albums chart and becomes one of his stronger later British chart releases.
Byrne leads Sunderland's forward line in the FA Cup final against Liverpool, although the Second Division challengers lose 2–0.
Answers a parliamentary question concerning company takeovers.
Newell plays in Blackburn's 1–0 play-off final win against Leicester City, securing entry to the inaugural Premier League.
Death of Robert Morley
David Bowie and model Iman hold their wedding ceremony in Florence.
Addresses Commons questions on regeneration and industrial policy.
Addresses Commons questions on recession and industrial conditions.
Returns to Black Sabbath for Dehumanizer, reuniting with Iommi, Butler and Vinny Appice.
Healey enters the House of Lords as a life peer after leaving the Commons.
Is created a life peer as Baron Howe of Aberavon and begins a new phase of parliamentary service in the House of Lords.
Takes his place in the House of Lords as Lord Howe of Aberavon following the creation of his life peerage.
Enters the House of Lords as Lord Lawson of Blaby and continues his parliamentary career as a Conservative life peer.
Announces and answers questions on reorganisation of the Department of Trade and Industry.
The Verve enter the UK singles chart with She's a Superstar during the band's early psychedelic phase.
Addresses Commons questions concerning the engineering industry.
Sets out Government support available to British exporters and links it to restructuring of the DTI.
Appointed Deputy Party Leader of the Labour Party
Appointed Deputy Leader of the Labour Party
Elected Deputy Leader of the Labour Party
Loses the election for the deputy leadership of the Labour Party
Wins the election for the leadership of the Labour Party
Bobby Robson moves to Sporting Lisbon where his Portuguese interpreter is a young Jose Mourinho, future F.C. Porto and Chelsea manager
Brown wins election to Labour's Shadow Cabinet.
Appointed Member of Shadow Cabinet, Shadow Home Secretary
Hosts international negotiations seeking to contain the Bosnian conflict.
Heads the conference of conflict in former Yugoslavia
Aston Villa begins the inaugural Premier League season as a founder member.
Waters releases "Amused to Death", about the corrupting, desensitising nature of television
Britain suspends sterling's membership of the European Exchange Rate Mechanism.
The decision to leave the ERM is agreed after emergency discussions involving Lamont, Prime Minister John Major, Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd, President of the Board of Trade Michael Heseltine and Home Secretary Kenneth Clarke.
By 7:00PM Norman Lamont announces Britain will leave the ERM and rates would remain at the new level of 12 percent
In 2005, documents released under the Freedom of Information Act indicated that the cost of Black Wednesday was £3.3 billion
The Bank of England attempts to prop up their currency as per the decision made by Norman Lamont and Robin Leigh-Pemberton, the and Governor of the Bank of England respectively
The Bank of England's intervention was ineffective because Soros' Quantum Fund was dumping pounds far faster. The Bank of England continued to buy and Quantum continued to sell until Lamont told Prime Minister John Major that their pound purchasing was failing to produce results
The decision to withdraw had been agreed at an emergency meeting during the day between Norman Lamont, Prime Minister John Major, Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd, President of the Board of Trade Michael Heseltine, and Home Secretary Kenneth Clarke (the latter three pro-Europeans)
The Bank of England attempts to prop up their currency as per the decision made by Norman Lamont and Robin Leigh-Pemberton, the and Governor of the Bank of England respectively
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