Explore 273 historical events and records for Great Britain in 1992.
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The 1992 English league championship was earned by Leeds United with Rod Wallace among the forwards associated with the team. Rod Wallace was part of the attacking unit that won the league and participated in a side that finished above its top-flight rivals.
Tony Dorigo served in the defensive unit of the championship team as Leeds United secured the 1991–92 Football League First Division title. The defender combined marking and positional discipline with support for passing from the back.
The trophy goes to Liverpool as Souness's side overcome Sunderland by 2-0.
Alex Ferguson is voted Manager of the Year by the League Managers Association
Appointed Manager of Sheffield Wednesday
After eight years of retirement and golf in Spain, Keegan returns to the game as manager of Newcastle United
Suede appear on the cover of Melody Maker before releasing a record, generating major attention around Brett Anderson and the band.
Elected Member of Parliament for Falmouth
Elected Member of Parliament for Rutland & Melton
Loses the election for the Leadership of the Labour Party. Loses the election for the Deputy Leadership of the Labour Party
Elected Member of Parliament for Ashfield
Elected Member of Parliament for Darlington
Elected Member of Parliament for Birmingham Yardley.
Wins the Olympic men's 100 metres title in 9.96 seconds.
Simon Milton features in the Ipswich Town midfield as the club wins the 1991–92 Second Division championship and qualifies for the inaugural Premier League.
Healey publishes My Secret Planet, reflecting his wide cultural and literary interests.
Publication of "New Paths to Victory", calls upon refrm of the trade union block vote
Publication of "New Paths to Victory", calls upon refrm of the trade union block vote
Keegan takes over a Newcastle United team in danger of falling into the third tier and inspires sufficient improvement to preserve the club's Second Division status.
During John Roy Major's government, laser surgery is performed on babies in the womb at King's College Hospital to treat twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome.
The Conservative Party Government is in office as this NHS milestone occurs: Laser surgery is performed on babies in the womb at King's College Hospital to treat twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome.
This NHS development occurs while John Roy Major serves as Prime Minister: Laser surgery is performed on babies in the womb at King's College Hospital to treat twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome.
During John Roy Major's government, the Hib vaccine is introduced into the vaccination programme to protect against a cause of childhood meningitis.
The Conservative Party Government is in office as this NHS milestone occurs: The Hib vaccine is introduced into the vaccination programme to protect against a cause of childhood meningitis.
This NHS development occurs while John Roy Major serves as Prime Minister: The Hib vaccine is introduced into the vaccination programme to protect against a cause of childhood meningitis.
Atlantic Records offer Syds family œ 75,000 for any new recordings, the family turn them down
Wins the 100m Olympic gold medal
Stars in the title role of Orlando, Sally Potter's adaptation of Virginia Woolf's novel.
Appointed Party Leader of the Labour Party
Releases the solo album, "Paul Weller"
Hoyle examined possible light-element synthesis in extremely energetic Planck-scale fireballs.
The Tottenham Hotspur striker is acclaimed by football writers for his movement and reliable finishing during the final English season of his playing career.
Chris Kiwomya contributes goals and forward movement to Ipswich Town’s 1991–92 promotion campaign, which secures the Second Division title under John Lyall.
Releases Pulp's third studio album Separations after years of limited commercial success.
Gives up his seat in the Commons
Resigns as Party Leader of the Labour Party
Healey retires from the House of Commons.
Gritt co-manages Charlton Athletic as the club returns to The Valley following years of playing home matches elsewhere.
John Lyall guides Ipswich Town to the 1991–92 Second Division championship, earning promotion into the first season of the newly formed Premier League.
Jason Dozzell supplies creativity and scoring support to Ipswich Town in the season that takes the club back to England’s top flight in 1992.
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