Booker Prize Aftermath
Orbital continues global attention after its Booker Prize win.
Explore 101 historical events and records for Great Britain in 2025.
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Orbital continues global attention after its Booker Prize win.
The government establishes an independent commission on adult social care chaired by Louise Casey while announcing measures intended to support care outside hospitals.
Burnham completes the return of Greater Manchester's bus network to local public control.
Starmer launches reforms intended to restore the eighteen-week planned-treatment standard.
The government publishes an elective reform plan proposing expanded patient choice, greater use of the NHS App and measures intended to restore shorter waits for planned treatment.
The NHS agrees expanded use of independent capacity while keeping treatment free to patients.
The Government reaches a pay and reform agreement ending the Royal Fleet Auxiliary dispute.
Starmer and Volodymyr Zelenskyy sign a long-term partnership covering security and economic cooperation.
Releases Better Man, a soundtrack linked to the biographical film about his life and career.
Law died aged eighty-four, and football clubs and supporters honoured the former Scotland forward and Ballon d'Or winner.
Rogers scores a hat-trick against Celtic in the Champions League as Villa secure direct qualification for the round of sixteen.
Campaigns on post-Brexit politics through Reform UK after returning to Westminster.
Starmer attends international discussions on artificial intelligence investment, safety and governance.
ONS estimates that the economy grew by 0.1 percent in the fourth quarter of 2024.
Starmer announces that more than two million additional NHS appointments were delivered early.
The Government confirms the first 750 schools selected for free breakfast clubs.
Starmer announces a timetable for defence spending to reach two and one-half percent of GDP.
Starmer hosts European and allied leaders to coordinate support and peace planning for Ukraine.
Starmer announces plans to return NHS England functions to the Health Department.
Streeting announces plans to abolish NHS England and transfer its functions into the Department of Health and Social Care and other parts of the health system.
ONS estimates that real GDP increased by 1.1 percent across 2024.
ONS reports no real GDP-per-head growth across 2024.
Burnham argues for a state organised around places rather than isolated Whitehall departments.
The Government estimates that ending resident-doctor strikes protected half a million NHS appointments.
The Government reports that the elective waiting list has fallen by 193,000.
Scores two direct free kicks as Arsenal defeat Real Madrid 3-0 in the Champions League quarter-final first leg.
ONS estimates that monthly GDP grew by 0.5 percent in February 2025.
Starmer recalls Parliament to protect continued steel production at Scunthorpe.
Konsa finishes a Rashford pass to put Aston Villa ahead on the night against Paris Saint-Germain in a dramatic European quarter-final.
Rashford supplies two assists as Aston Villa beat Paris Saint-Germain 3โ2 in their Champions League quarter-final second leg, although the French club advance on aggregate.
Free breakfast clubs begin operating in hundreds of primary schools across England.
Harriet Cross becomes Governor of Montserrat
Helps Liverpool secure the Premier League title before leaving the club.
Liverpool win the Premier League title under Arne Slot.
Starmer welcomes NHS App expansion credited with preventing 1.5 million missed appointments.
Pulp release Spike Island as the first single from their first new studio album in decades.
Villa defeats Manchester City 3-1 to win the FA Youth Cup for a fifth time.
Starmer announces completion of negotiations for a bilateral trade agreement with India.
Starmer announces an economic agreement reducing selected trade barriers with the United States.
Leads commemorations marking eighty years since Victory in Europe Day.
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