Negotiating Position Papers
Publishes position papers on Brexit negotiations.
Explore 94 historical events and records for Great Britain in 2017.
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Publishes position papers on Brexit negotiations.
Burnham proposes coordinated action so more children begin school ready to learn.
Delivers the Florence speech on the Brexit transition and future relationship.
Tanvir leads Hubble observations of the optical counterpart to the neutron-star merger GW170817, linking gravitational waves with a kilonova.
Starmer demands a binding parliamentary vote on the final withdrawal agreement.
Wayne Rooney scores a hat-trick against West Ham United, including a long-range strike from his own half, as Everton win 4–0.
Agrees the phase one joint report with the European Union.
The UK and EU publish a joint report on phase one of Brexit negotiations.
Burnham announces strong public support for the city-region homelessness fund.
Birmingham is selected to host the 2022 Commonwealth Games.
Ends his regular BBC Radio 6 Music Sunday Service after almost eight years.
Wins the BAFTA Award for Supporting Actor for his performance in Lion.
Sharp captained Sheffield United and supplied crucial goals in the championship-winning campaign under Chris Wilder.
Philip Hammond presents the 2017 Budget to the House of Commons as Chancellor of the Exchequer.
The 2017 Budget under Philip Hammond sets out the Government's taxation, expenditure and borrowing plans.
Shakespeare takes charge of Leicester City in 2017 and leads the club past Sevilla in the Champions League before its quarter-final elimination by Atletico Madrid.
Finishes the 2016–17 Championship campaign with 27 league goals for Leeds United, leading the division's scoring chart.
Cook guides Portsmouth to the League Two championship, as a dramatic final-day win gives the club the title on goal difference.
David Moyes is appointed West Ham United manager with the immediate task of securing the club’s position in the Premier League.
Defoe leaves relegated Sunderland to rejoin Bournemouth, ending a spell in which his goals were repeatedly central to the club's survival bids.
Directs Dunkirk, depicting the 1940 evacuation through intersecting land, sea and air timelines.
Produces Dunkirk with Emma Thomas.
Writes the screenplay for Dunkirk using a compressed structure built around three different time scales.
Rooney comes on as a substitute as Manchester United defeat Ajax 2-0 and win the UEFA Europa League for the first time.
Watkins moved from Exeter City to Brentford, where his versatility and development soon made him a leading Championship attacker.
Mark Warburton managed Nottingham Forest as the team secured Championship survival on the final day of the 2016-17 season. Forest stayed up on goal difference following victory over Ipswich Town.
John Terry joined Aston Villa after his long Chelsea career, providing experience as the club pursued a Championship promotion.
Gayle leads Newcastle's scoring in the Championship as Benítez's side earn immediate promotion to the Premier League.
Stars as Chris Washington in Get Out, earning an Academy Award nomination for Best Actor.
Andrew Robertson transferred from Hull City to Liverpool in 2017 and gradually developed into one of the league's most productive attacking left-backs.
Completes his permanent move to Leeds United after an initial loan and strengthens the club's central defensive options.
Gerrard returns to Liverpool to coach in the academy, beginning his managerial development with the club's emerging players.
Gerrard takes charge of Liverpool's under-18 team and works on developing young players' technical and tactical understanding.
Burnham begins regular public question sessions across Greater Manchester's boroughs.
Burnham appoints a leadership team covering policing, business, young people and public services.
Mowbray takes charge of Blackburn late in the Championship season, but cannot prevent relegation to League One.
Naismith supplies goals and creative play during Portsmouth's League Two-winning campaign, helping the side earn promotion.
During Theresa May's government, mechanical thrombectomy begins rolling out for stroke patients in England.
The Conservative Party Government is in office as this NHS milestone occurs: Mechanical thrombectomy begins rolling out for stroke patients in England.
This NHS development occurs while Theresa May serves as Prime Minister: Mechanical thrombectomy begins rolling out for stroke patients in England.
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