I Can't Imagine the World Without Me
Echobelly reach the UK Top Forty with I Can't Imagine the World Without Me.
Explore 178 historical events and records for Great Britain in 1994.
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Echobelly reach the UK Top Forty with I Can't Imagine the World Without Me.
The first complete performance of "Dark Side Of The Moon" for nearly 20 years
Addresses Commons questions on regional development policy.
Blair beats Prescott & Beckett to become leader of Labour party with 57
Elected Deputy Leader of the Labour Party
Appointed Party Leader of the Labour Party
Edward George serves as Governor as the Bank of England marks its three-hundredth anniversary with an international central-banking symposium and commemorative events.
Becomes Celtic manager and begins rebuilding the team's playing style.
The IRA announce a ceasefire
The IRA announce a ceasefire
Government record concerning the IRA: The IRA announce a ceasefire
Historical IRA record under Conservative Party Government: The IRA announce a ceasefire
IRA context for John Roy Major: The IRA announce a ceasefire
Death of June Child, heart attack in Turkey
Death of Billy Wright
Addresses the South African Parliament
1st conference speech as leader calling on the party to drop clause IV
Reunites with Page for No Quarter and reworked Led Zeppelin material.
Connection enters the UK singles chart and becomes one of Elastica's best-known Britpop-era songs.
Pulp's reissued single Babies reaches the UK top twenty during the band's commercial breakthrough.
Launches the National Lottery
The Government abandons plans for full Post Office privatization after Cabinet consideration.
Dodgy release Homegrown, which becomes a significantly stronger UK chart success than their debut.
Hoyle shared the Balzan Prize for pioneering contributions to the theory of stellar evolution.
Major threatens to resign if the European Finance Bill is not passed by the Commons
The European Finance Bill is passed
Presents the budget for 1995-96, proposes cutting spending but not reducing taxes
Conservative Eurosceptic rebellions continue after Maastricht ratification.
Vetoes an EU directive to give part time workers the same rights as full time workers
Vetoes an EU directive to give part time workers the same rights as full time workers
Announces an increase in interest rates from 6.25% to 5.75%
Makes his UEFA Champions League debut and scores in Manchester United's 4-0 victory over Galatasaray.
Increases tax on petrol, cigarettes & alcohol
The Conservative Party candidate is heavily defeated in Dudley West
Welcomes CERN Council approval for construction of the Large Hadron Collider as the laboratory's next major high-energy physics project.
The privatization of British Coal Corp is completed
Government attempts to add VAT on fuel are defeated in the House of Commons
HMS Vanguard begins the first operational Trident deterrent patrol
Rifkind oversees the entry of the Trident force into operational service
Robbie Fowler emerged as a prolific young striker in the 1993–94 campaign and quickly earned the admiration of Liverpool supporters.
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