Brexit
Campaigns for Leave as a Conservative MP.
Explore 164 historical events and records for Great Britain in 2016.
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Campaigns for Leave as a Conservative MP.
Serves as chair of Vote Leave.
Campaigns for Leave as Democratic Unionist Party leader.
Campaigns for leaving the European Union during the referendum.
Campaigns for continued British membership of the European Union as a senior Conservative figure.
Supports Remain and criticises Leave campaign claims.
Withdraws support for Leave and backs Remain during the referendum campaign.
Releases Theme from Likely Stories, which reaches number two on the UK vinyl singles chart.
Withdraws from the Conservative leadership contest.
Becomes Conservative leader after Andrea Leadsom withdraws.
Becomes Conservative leader after Andrea Leadsom withdraws from the contest.
Leaves office after the Brexit referendum result and hands office to Theresa May.
Appointed Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union.
Appointed International Trade Secretary in the new Brexit-focused government.
Appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer by Theresa May.
Appointed Foreign Secretary in Theresa May's first cabinet.
Becomes Prime Minister after David Cameron resigns.
Reviews his government's record and thanks colleagues, public servants and his family before leaving office.
Takes Prime Minister's Questions for the final time before leaving Downing Street.
Becomes Prime Minister after David Cameron resigns.
The Department for Exiting the European Union begins work.
Responds in Parliament to publication of the Iraq Inquiry report chaired by Sir John Chilcot.
Attends the NATO summit in Warsaw during his final week as Prime Minister.
Resigns as Member of Parliament for Witney.
Mark Carney serves as Governor when the Bank of England issues its first polymer banknote, a five-pound note featuring Winston Churchill.
May tells the Conservative Party conference that Brexit means Brexit.
May announces plans for legislation transferring European Union law into domestic law.
Burnham leaves the shadow home portfolio while preparing for the mayoral campaign.
Starmer becomes Labour's Shadow Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union.
Wins the Witney by-election for the Conservatives after Cameron's resignation.
Wins the High Court case requiring parliamentary authorisation before Article 50.
Releases The Heavy Entertainment Show, opening another period of arena-focused pop performance.
The government accepts Parliament will vote on the final Brexit deal.
Starmer moves a motion demanding publication of the Government's Brexit plan.
Scores Manchester United's extra-time winner against Crystal Palace.
The museum's Pre Raphaelite holdings included work by Ford Madox Brown, demonstrating the breadth of its nineteenth century artistic collections.
Chairs Labour In for Britain during the referendum campaign.
Serves as executive director of the Britain Stronger in Europe campaign.
The United Kingdom's vote to leave the European Union sharpened debate over integration, immigration and trade during Beddoes's editorship.
George Osborne presents the 2016 Budget to the House of Commons as Chancellor of the Exchequer.
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