Champions League Semi-Final Against Liverpool
Lampard plays in Chelsea's tense Champions League semi-final against Liverpool, which ends with a narrow aggregate defeat after a disputed goal.
Explore 206 historical events and records for Great Britain in 2005.
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Lampard plays in Chelsea's tense Champions League semi-final against Liverpool, which ends with a narrow aggregate defeat after a disputed goal.
Provides a regular source of goals for Leeds United in the Championship as the club works toward a return to the Premier League.
McCarthy steers Sunderland to the Championship title, completing the club's recovery from its 2003 relegation.
Campaigns for the Conservative leadership on a programme of party change and modernisation.
In the 2005 UK general election the DUP win almost twice the UUP vote share and take nine seats to the UUPs one (successfully unseating then UUP leader David Trimble) and becoming the fourth largest party in the British House of Commons
In the 2005 UK general election the DUP win almost twice the UUP vote share and take nine seats to the UUPs one (successfully unseating then UUP leader David Trimble) and becoming the fourth largest party in the British House of Commons
Constitutional Reform Act 2005 reforms the office of Lord Chancellor and creates the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom
The government publishes plans for a more patient-led NHS, combining commissioning reform, organisational change and greater choice over where treatment is received.
Begins the Dark Knight trilogy with Batman Begins, establishing Christian Bale as Bruce Wayne and Batman.
Death of Peter Berenson
The release of Oasis sixth studio album "Dont Believe the Truth"
The release of Oasis sixth studio album "Dont Believe the Truth" which features a further three of Liams songs, "The Meaning of Soul", "Love Like A Bomb" and "Guess God Thinks Im Abel"
Brown argues that European reform should support employment, competition and economic flexibility.
In the 2005 UK general election the DUP win almost twice the UUP vote share and take nine seats to the UUPs one (successfully unseating then UUP leader David Trimble) and becoming the fourth largest party in the British House of Commons
In the 2005 UK general election the DUP win almost twice the UUP vote share and take nine seats to the UUPs one (successfully unseating then UUP leader David Trimble) and becoming the fourth largest party in the British House of Commons
Elliott is an important scorer in the Sunderland attack as the club claims the second-tier championship and automatic promotion.
Young earns senior England recognition while playing regularly as Charlton Athletic's right-back.
Beckham captained England during qualification for the 2006 World Cup in Germany. He provided experience and crossing accuracy as the team secured its place at another major tournament.
Labour's manifesto promises a public referendum on the proposed European Union Constitution.
Kevin Phillips joined Aston Villa from Southampton and brought a record of Premier League goalscoring to the club's attack.
Craig is announced as the fifth actor to play Bond
Appointed International Football Consultant for the Republic of Ireland
Receives the UEFA Club Footballer of the Year award
FWA Footballer of the Year
Brown helps present Labour's economic programme for a third term in government.
Brown helps present Labour's economic programme for a third term in government.
General election outcome recorded for James Gordon Brown: Brown helps present Labour's economic programme for a third term in government.
Government context for this general election: Brown helps present Labour's economic programme for a third term in government.
Robert Plant receives the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award
The release of Oasis sixth studio album "Dont Believe the Truth" which features a further three of Liams songs, "The Meaning of Soul", "Love Like A Bomb" and "Guess God Thinks Im Abel"
Countryside Alliance Chairman & Labour Member of Parliament Kate Hoey warned that more foxes were being killed now than when hunting was legal
Releases, "Ian Anderson Plays the Orchestral Jethro Tull"
Burnham helps present and defend the Government's identity-cards policy in Parliament.
Publishes, "Im Coming To Take You To Lunch", the story of how he took Wham! to China
Brown promotes long-term bond financing to accelerate vaccination programmes in poorer countries.
Later reviews criticise intelligence claims about Iraqi weapons.
Knighted for services to acting
Winner of the Premier League with Chelsea
Lampard scores twice at Bolton Wanderers as Chelsea secure their first English league title in fifty years, providing an unforgettable championship moment.
Rooney scores in the League Cup semi-final second leg against Chelsea, although United are eliminated on aggregate.
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