Economic Affairs Committee Service Ends
Completes his second recorded period of service on the House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee.
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Completes his second recorded period of service on the House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee.
Brown's thirty-two-year service in the House of Commons comes to an end.
Villa defeats Liverpool 2-1 to reach its first FA Cup final since 2000.
Wins a Conservative majority on a manifesto promising an EU membership referendum.
Wins a Conservative majority in the general election.
Starmer is elected Labour Member of Parliament for Holborn and St Pancras.
Burnham wins another term as Labour Member of Parliament for Leigh.
Wins a Conservative majority on a manifesto promising an EU membership referendum.
Sets out a One Nation approach after the Conservatives secure a parliamentary majority.
Forms a Conservative majority government after the election.
Retires from membership of the House of Lords under the House of Lords Reform Act 2014 after more than two decades as a peer.
The European Union Referendum Bill is introduced in Parliament.
The European Union Referendum Bill is introduced in Parliament.
Delph captains Villa in the FA Cup final against Arsenal.
Begins the legislative programme of his majority government with a new Queen's Speech agenda.
Sets out plans intended to expand access to NHS services across seven days.
Meets G7 leaders to discuss security, the global economy, Ukraine and international cooperation.
Joins the House of Lords EU Financial Affairs Sub-Committee and participates in parliamentary scrutiny of European financial and economic matters.
Headline Glastonbury Festival.
Coordinates the British government response after the terrorist attack at Sousse kills British holidaymakers.
Starmer joins the House of Commons Home Affairs Committee.
Sees the LHCb collaboration report structures interpreted as pentaquark states in decays recorded with Large Hadron Collider data.
Sets out proposals to challenge violent and non-violent extremism and promote shared British values.
Backs the introduction of a National Living Wage as part of the government's economic programme.
Joins Rangers from Wigan Athletic and later becomes club captain.
Elizabeth Carriere becomes Governor of Montserrat
Addresses disruption and migration pressures around Calais during the summer of 2015.
Elected Leader of the Labour Party.
Burnham finishes second in the Labour leadership election won by Jeremy Corbyn.
Burnham becomes Shadow Home Secretary after the leadership election.
Starmer joins Labour's front bench as Shadow Minister for Immigration.
The rebuilt New Street station and Grand Central shopping centre open to the public.
Announces an expansion of UK resettlement for vulnerable Syrian refugees.
Denis Healey dies.
Vote Leave is launched to campaign for the United Kingdom to leave the European Union.
Dies on 9 October 2015 after a public career spanning law, Parliament, the Treasury, the Foreign Office and the House of Lords.
Supports Leave campaigning before the referendum organisations are designated.
Supports Vote Leave during the referendum campaign.
Sets out four objectives for renegotiating Britain's relationship with the European Union.
Sends the European Council president Britain's formal objectives for European Union reform.
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