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Tony Blair gives evidence to the Hutton Inquiry. The Hutton inquiry begins, the Iraq war is kept in the spotlight
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Tony Blair gives evidence to the Hutton Inquiry. The Hutton inquiry begins, the Iraq war is kept in the spotlight
Resignation of Alistair Campbell, Tony Blairs adviser for 10 yrs
The redeveloped Bullring opens with new retail streets and the Selfridges building.
Releases Reality and begins what becomes his final major concert tour.
A report suggests Blair overrode security concerns invasion could increase terrorism
A report suggests Blair overrode security concerns invasion could increase terrorism
Brown urges Labour to remain bold, united and rooted in its political identity.
Death of Ronald William George Barker
Is appointed Liverpool captain by manager Gerard Houllier.
Blair given electric shocks to regulate heart palpitations in the first health scare of his premiership
At the Labour Party Conference Tony Blair suffers 2 defeats on foundation hospitals
At the Labour Party Conference Tony Blair suffers 2 defeats on foundation hospitals
Speculation grows that Blair may eventually support Brown as his successor.
Network Rail announces it is taking over track maintenance. At the Labour Party Conference Tony Blair suffers 2 defeats on foundation hospitals
Brown's allies claim new discussions concern the timing of Tony Blair's eventual departure.
Appointed Party Leader of the Conservative Party
Becomes Leader of the Conservative Party after Iain Duncan Smith is removed.
Wins a High Court Injunction banning publication of photos of royal apartments
Scores the winning drop goal against Australia in the last minute of extra-time
Sate opening of Parliament
Legislation creates the statutory basis for NHS foundation trusts and new systems of healthcare inspection, regulation and patient protection.
Appointed vice-chairman of the Conservative Party under Michael Howard.
Invested as a Dame Commander of the British Empire
Mick Jagger is knighted
Alan Pardew takes charge of West Ham United during their spell in the First Division and begins the work of assembling a promotion-winning side.
Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
Records Bananas, his first Deep Purple studio album as the band's full-time keyboard player.
Brown contributed an unusually high number of goals from midfield as Sheffield United reached the First Division playoff final.
Warnock led Sheffield United to two domestic cup semifinals and the promotion playoff final in an exceptionally busy season.
Gives evidence to the Saville Inquiry about Northern Ireland policy.
Publication of "Brick Lane"
Completes his recorded term as president of the British Institute of Energy Economics after several years of involvement with energy policy discussion.
James Gordon Brown presents the 2003 Budget to the House of Commons as Chancellor of the Exchequer.
The 2003 Budget under James Gordon Brown sets out the Government's taxation, expenditure and borrowing plans.
Calder Hall stops generating electricity after decades of operation as part of the Sellafield nuclear site.
Appointed Liverpool Captain
Lampard scores a memorable long-range Champions League goal against Lazio as Chelsea win 4-0 away from home.
Brown proposes savings accounts for children supported by government payments.
The Clash are inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
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