Global Anti-Corruption Summit
Hosts an international summit aimed at exposing corruption, improving transparency and strengthening enforcement.
Explore 164 historical events and records for Great Britain in 2016.
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Hosts an international summit aimed at exposing corruption, improving transparency and strengthening enforcement.
Scores the only goal as Arsenal defeat Chelsea to win the Women's FA Cup at Wembley.
Condemns Boris Johnson's comparison between European integration and Hitler's ambitions, calling the analogy irresponsible and damaging to serious referendum debate.
Emphasises that European cooperation transformed relations among democratic states after repeated continental wars and should not be compared with coercive empire.
Is appointed Celtic manager and begins a period of sustained domestic success.
Michael Carrick provided passing control as the final turned into an extra-time contest as Manchester United defeated Crystal Palace 2-1 after extra time in the 2016 FA Cup final at Wembley.
Jesse Lingard struck the extra-time winner to secure Manchester United's twelfth FA Cup as Manchester United defeated Crystal Palace 2-1 after extra time in the 2016 FA Cup final at Wembley.
Wayne Rooney captained United and made the surging run that preceded Mata's equaliser as Manchester United defeated Crystal Palace 2-1 after extra time in the 2016 FA Cup final at Wembley.
Chris Smalling featured in the winning side but was sent off during extra time as Manchester United defeated Crystal Palace 2-1 after extra time in the 2016 FA Cup final at Wembley.
Midland Metro trams begin running through the city centre to Grand Central.
Promotes stronger disclosure of company ownership as part of the government's anti-corruption agenda.
Claims the Premier League top-scorer award with 25 goals while representing Tottenham Hotspur. The season is distinguished by leading Spurs’ attack in their pursuit of the championship.
Campaigns for Remain by emphasizing economic risks he associates with leaving the European Union.
Campaigns for Remain by arguing that European Union membership contributes to British national security.
Answers questions on European Union membership during a televised referendum programme.
Is murdered in Birstall during the referendum campaign.
Murder of Jo Cox during the referendum campaign.
Unveils the Breaking Point poster during the referendum campaign.
Joins senior politicians from different parties in a late referendum appeal urging voters to reject division and isolation and remain in the European Union.
The United Kingdom votes in the referendum on European Union membership.
The United Kingdom votes in the referendum on European Union membership.
Campaigns for and votes for continued British membership of the European Union in the referendum held on 23 June.
Announces that he will resign after the Leave victory.
Celebrates the Leave victory after the referendum result.
Responds to the referendum result as Foreign Secretary.
Says a second Scottish independence referendum is highly likely after Scotland votes Remain.
Announces the national EU referendum result in Manchester.
The Leave side wins the referendum by 52 percent to 48 percent.
Announces that he will resign as Prime Minister after the referendum result.
Calls for a cross-party parliamentary effort to examine the available options and articulate a case for reconsidering Brexit once the proposed terms become clear.
After the Leave victory, argues that Parliament should examine the actual withdrawal terms before treating the referendum as settling every detail of Britain's future relationship.
Makes a statement seeking to calm markets after the referendum result.
Reports to Parliament after the referendum and discusses the transition following the vote to leave.
Starmer resigns from the shadow front bench after the European Union referendum.
Enters the Conservative leadership contest after the referendum.
Declines to stand for Conservative leader after Michael Gove enters the contest.
Campaigns for Leave as a Conservative MEP.
Campaigns for Leave as a Labour MP.
Campaigns for Vote Leave during the referendum.
Campaigns for Vote Leave during the referendum.
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