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Appears in Gosford Park
Explore 142 historical events and records for Great Britain in 2001.
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Appears in Gosford Park
The Who are honoured with a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award.
The Who are honoured with a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award.
Beckham struck a curling free kick deep into stoppage time against Greece at Old Trafford. The 2–2 draw secured England's automatic qualification for the 2002 World Cup.
The internationally recognised Maritime Greenwich site continued conservation work to protect its historic buildings and urban landscape.
Health and Social Care Act 2001 reforms health and social care administration
Joins the House of Commons Home Affairs Committee after entering Parliament.
Appointed Home Secretary
A hospital star-rating system is introduced to compare organisational performance against national targets and give ministers and the public a visible assessment of trusts.
Lampard moves from West Ham to Chelsea and develops into a high-scoring central midfielder under Ranieri.
Appointed Leader of the House of Commons
Gerrard helps Liverpool win the League Cup final against Birmingham City after a penalty shootout, securing one element of the club's cup treble.
Gerrard plays a central role in Liverpool's League Cup, FA Cup and UEFA Cup successes, combining defensive responsibility with incisive attacking contributions.
Steven Gerrard played in Liverpool's three two victory over Bayern Munich in the UEFA Super Cup.
Takes charge of Wolves and begins building a side capable of challenging for promotion to the Premier League.
Elected Member of Parliament for Sedgefield, majority of 17,713
Starts for Leeds United in the second leg of the Champions League semi-final, where Valencia wins 3-0.
Millennium Point opens as a major science, education and cultural complex.
Appointed Economic Secretary
Appointed Minister for Education
Appointed Secretary of State for International Development, 2nd term
Appointed Secretary of State for Transport, Local Government & the Regions
Appointed Secretary of State for Work & Pensions
Appointed Minister Without Portfolio
Wanless publishes an interim assessment of long-term NHS funding needs, examining how future demand, productivity, prevention and public engagement could affect expenditure.
Brown prepares long-term increases in National Health Service expenditure.
Receives the Nobel Prize in Literature for perceptive narrative and scrutiny that reveal the presence of suppressed histories.
The Office of the Deputy Prime Minister is created in the Cabinet Office
Michael Owen wins the 2001 Ballon d’Or after helping Liverpool capture the FA Cup, League Cup and UEFA Cup, including two late goals against Arsenal in the FA Cup final.
Patient Advice and Liaison Services are developed in NHS trusts to resolve concerns, provide information and help patients navigate complaints and local services.
Appointed Paymaster General, 2nd term
Appointed President of the Council
Appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain, 2nd term
Resigns after the general election
Schwarz supplies competitive central midfield play as Sunderland again finishes seventh in the Premier League, consolidating its top-flight return.
Appointed Secretary of State for Northern Ireland
Appointed Secretary of State for the Environment
Appointed Secretary of State for Wales
Defends Leeds United's right side during the opening Champions League semi-final against Valencia at Elland Road.
The September attacks in the United States reshaped geopolitics and international commerce in the period when Emmott was editor.
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