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1999 in Great Britain — Page 4

Explore 152 historical events and records for Great Britain in 1999.

Historical records for Great Britain in 1999

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Phillips Fires Sunderland Back to Premier League

Phillips, Kevin · Sunderland · Forward · Sport / Football

Phillips scores heavily as Sunderland wins the 1998–99 First Division championship and returns to the top flight.

Premier League Championship

Beckham, David · Manchester · Midfielder · Sport / Football

David Beckham wins the 1998/99 Premier League championship with Manchester United and delivers crossing and set-piece opportunities from the right side throughout the league campaign.

Premier League Championship

Cole, Andy · Manchester · Forward · Sport / Football

Andy Cole wins the 1998/99 Premier League championship with Manchester United and scores crucial league goals while building an effective strike partnership with Dwight Yorke.

Premier League Championship

Ferguson, Alex · Manchester · Manager · Sport / Football

Alex Ferguson wins the 1998/99 Premier League championship with Manchester United and steers Manchester United to the league title as the first part of their historic Premier League, FA Cup and Champions League treble.

Premier League Championship

Giggs, Ryan · Manchester · Midfielder · Sport / Football

Ryan Giggs wins the 1998/99 Premier League championship with Manchester United and provides direct running on the wing and helps sustain the side's attacking threat.

Premier League Championship

Neville, Gary · Manchester · Defender · Sport / Football

Gary Neville wins the 1998/99 Premier League championship with Manchester United and holds down the right-back position and provides continuity during the title-winning season.

Premier League Championship

Scholes, Paul · Manchester · Midfielder · Sport / Football

Paul Scholes wins the 1998/99 Premier League championship with Manchester United and contributes goals and intelligent movement from midfield as United withstand a close title race.

Premier League Defensive Campaign

Brown, Steve · Charlton · Defender · Sport / Football

Brown plays in Charlton Athletic's Premier League squad and helps the side respond to the demands of top-flight football.

Premier League Title Clinched Against Tottenham

Beckham, David · Manchester · Midfielder · Sport / Football

Beckham helped Manchester United overcome Tottenham Hotspur on the last day of the league season. United's victory secured the Premier League championship ahead of Arsenal and set up the club's treble.

Record Points Promotion Campaign

Reid, Peter · Sunderland · Manager · Sport / Football

Reid's Sunderland accumulates 105 points while winning the First Division, achieving one of the era's most commanding promotions.

Saving Lives: Our Healthier Nation

Jowell, Tessa · London · Minister for Public Health · Government / Labour Party Government

The government publishes Saving Lives: Our Healthier Nation, establishing targets and programmes for reducing premature deaths and narrowing health inequalities.

Scholes Scores in Keegan England Wembley Win

Scholes, Paul · London · Midfielder · Sport / Football

Paul Scholes scores for England during Kevin Keegan's early spell as national manager, adding attacking runs from midfield to a side preparing for Euro 2000.

Scottish Parliament Opens

Dewar, Donald · Edinburgh · Government Minister · Government / Government of Great Britain

The newly elected Scottish Parliament began meeting, transferring important domestic legislative responsibilities from Westminster.

Second Division Champions

Keegan, Joseph Kevin · Sport / Football

Wins the Second Division in a record-breaking season

Secretary of State for Health Appointment

Milburn, Alan · London · Secretary of State for Health · Government / Labour Party Government

Milburn becomes Health Secretary and leads a period of major NHS investment, performance management, organisational reform and expansion of patient choice.

She's the One

Williams, Robbie · Solo Artist · Arts / Popular Music

Releases She's the One, which becomes another UK number one single.

Sleepy Hollow

Lee, Christopher Frank Carandini · Arts / Cinema

Stars in Sleepy Hollow

Strong

Williams, Robbie · Solo Artist · Arts / Popular Music

Releases Strong, a concert favourite from I've Been Expecting You.

Tea With Mussolini

Mortimer, John · Arts / Cinema

Screenwrites Tea With Mussolini

Tea With Mussolini

Smith Cross, Margaret Natalie · Arts / Cinema

Appears in Tea With Mussolini

The Carpet Crawlers 1999

Gabriel, Peter · London · Member of Genesis · Arts / Popular Music

Reunites vocally with Genesis members for The Carpet Crawlers 1999.

The Cider House Rules

Caine, Michael · Arts / Cinema

Stars in The Cider House Rules

Third Division Champions

Noades, Ron · Brentford · Manager · Sport / Football

Noades managed Brentford to the Third Division championship, achieving automatic promotion and a return to the third tier.

Toby Award Amys View Actress

Dench, Judi · Arts / Theatre

Judi Dench won the Tony Award for Best Actress in a Play for her role in David Hare's Amy's View.

UEFA Cup Goal Against Osijek

Lampard, Frank · London · Midfielder · Sport / Football

Lampard scores in West Ham's European campaign against Osijek, contributing attacking goals from midfield in the UEFA Cup.

Vanguard Class

Boyce, Michael Cecil Boyce · Faslane · First Sea Lord · Warfare / Nuclear

The Royal Navy maintains Trident patrols from Faslane with Vanguard class submarines

Vice President

Kinnock, Neil · Vice President of EU · Government / Labour Party Government

Appointed Vice President of the European Union

West Ham Capture UEFA Intertoto Cup

Redknapp, Harry · London · Manager · Sport / Football

Harry Redknapp guides West Ham United to the UEFA Intertoto Cup title, securing a place in the UEFA Cup through the summer competition.

Westminster School Governing Body

Lawson, Nigel · Governing Body Member · Politics / Conservative Party

Begins service as a member of the governing body of Westminster School while continuing his work in public and parliamentary life.

When We Were Orphans

Ishiguro, Kazuo · Arts / Literature

Publication of "When We Were Orphans"

Wolves Career Concludes

Bull, Steve · Wolverhampton · Forward · Sport / Football

Ends a long playing career with Wolves as the club’s record goalscorer after scoring 306 league goals.

World Player of the Century

Best, George · Sport / Football

Voted 11th, behind Marco van Basten, at the IFFHS European Player of the Century election and 16th, behind Lothar Matth„us, in the World Player of the Century election

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