Somethin' Stupid
Duets with Nicole Kidman on Somethin' Stupid, taking the song back to the UK number one position.
Explore 142 historical events and records for Great Britain in 2001.
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Duets with Nicole Kidman on Somethin' Stupid, taking the song back to the UK number one position.
Souness guides Blackburn to automatic promotion from the First Division, reversing the club's 1999 relegation.
Voted the BBC Sports Personality of the Year
Winner of the British Sports Writers Association Pat Besford Trophy for Outstanding Achievement
Stuart Pearce is voted Hammer of the Year for his combative defending and experienced leadership during his spell at Upton Park.
Plays Saruman in The Lord of the Rings film trilogy. Appears in The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
Mick Jagger appears in the film, "The Man From Elysian Fields"
Appears as Queen Clarisse Renaldi in The Princess Diaries, introducing her to a new generation of film audiences.
Manchester United win a third successive Premier League title under Ferguson, sustaining a period of domestic dominance around the turn of the century.
Moves to Chelsea for pounds 11 million
Arsenal completes the signing of Sol Campbell from Tottenham Hotspur. The England defender joined Tottenham's north London rivals on a free transfer that provoked intense reaction.
Emile Heskey scored Liverpool's second goal in the extraordinary 5–4 UEFA Cup final victory over Alavés in 2001.
Gerrard scores Liverpool's second goal in a spectacular 5-4 UEFA Cup final victory over Alavés, contributing to the club's third trophy that season.
Gerrard helps Liverpool defeat Bayern Munich 3-2 in the UEFA Super Cup, adding another European honour to the club’s remarkable trophy collection.
Uses the second Ulysses northern polar passage to compare high-latitude solar wind near solar maximum with the simpler fast-wind structure observed near solar minimum.
Keeps a clean sheet as Leeds United draws 0-0 with Valencia in the home leg of its Champions League semi-final.
Takes his place in the Leeds United midfield for the goalless first leg against Valencia in the Champions League semi-finals.
Captains Leeds United against Valencia in the second leg of the 2001 Champions League semi-final, which ends the club's European campaign.
Jack Straw makes the 1st visit to Iran by a British Foreign Minister since 1979
Jack Straw makes the 1st visit to Iran by a British Foreign Minister since 1979
First appears in Waking the Dead
Nigel Worthington took charge of Norwich City in 2000 and assembled a team that would eventually achieve promotion to the Premier League.
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