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87 Oct 19 Mo		Key	[Chronology]	"Black Monday": Dow Jones fell 23 per cent
72 Jan 30 Su		Key	[Chronology]	"Bloody Sunday": British troops killed 13 in Londonderry
84 Jun 27 We		Major	[Chronology]	"Day of Action" for miners received uneven support
87 Feb 22 Su		Key	[Chronology]	"Louvre Accord" to halt decline in the dollar; Lawson began shadowing Deutschmark
62 Jul 13 Fr		Key	[Chronology]	"Night of the Long Knives": 7 of 21 Cabinet Ministers sacked
87 Oct 16 Fr		Minor	[Chronology]	"The Great Storm": hurricane in southern England
87 Mar 6 Fr		Minor	[Chronology]	Herald of Free Enterprise sank off Zeebrugge; 187 killed
87 Apr 27 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Independent published extracts from Spycatcher ; contempt proceedings began
86 Jul 20 Su		Major	[Chronology]	Sunday Times report of rift between MT and monarch over South Africa
76 Oct 4 Mo		Key	[Chronology]	The Right Approach published
77 Oct 8 Sa		Major	[Chronology]	The Right Approach to the Economy published
69 Jan 17 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	In Place of Strife published
88 Feb 18 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Next Steps published: reform of civil service
74 Oct 15 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	1922 Committee met in Milk Street
83 Jun 9 Th		Key	[Chronology]	1983 General Election: Conservative majority 144
79 Jan 22 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	1m local authority workers' "Day of Action"
84 Jul 10 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	1st national dock strike (over coal imports; ended 20 Jly)
80 Oct 27 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	1st Republican hunger strike began (ended 18 Dec)
85 Sep 13 Fr		Minor	[Chronology]	24 Soviet diplomats expelled from UK (retaliation 14 Nov)
84 Aug 24 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	2nd national dock strike (ended 18 Spt)
81 Mar 1 Su		Key	[Chronology]	2nd Republican hunger strike began (ended 3 Oct)
83 Jun 16 Th		Minor	[Chronology]	Abolition of CPRS announced
87 Jan 8 Th		Minor	[Chronology]	AIDS education campaign launched
91 Jan 16 We		Key	[Chronology]	Air campaign launched against Iraq ("Desert Storm")
79 Mar 30 Fr		Key	[Chronology]	Airey Neave murdered by INLA
88 Jul 17 Su		Major	[Chronology]	Alan Walters to return as MT's Economic Adviser
77 Nov 29 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	Amnesty for illegal immigrants before 1 Jan 1976
84 Feb 9 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Andropov died; MT attended funeral (14 Feb)
87 Jul 17 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-American summit in Washington
81 Feb 6 Fr		Minor	[Chronology]	Anglo-Dutch summit at The Hague
79 Dec 6 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-Dutch summit in London
83 Mar 2 We		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-Dutch summit in London
56 Oct 31 We		Key	[Chronology]	Anglo-French forces began action against Egypt; abandoned under US pressure 7 Nov
84 Mar 5 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-French summit at Chequers
88 Nov 30 We		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-French summit at Mont St Michel
90 May 4 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-French summit at Waddesdon Manor
86 Jan 20 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-French summit in Lille
79 Nov 19 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-French summit in London
82 May 17 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-French summit in London
85 Nov 18 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-French summit in London
88 Jan 28 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-French summit in London
83 Oct 20 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-French summit in London (ends 21 Oct)
87 Mar 23 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-French summit in Normandy
79 Jun 5 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-French summit in Paris
80 Sep 19 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-French summit in Paris
82 Nov 5 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-French summit in Paris
84 Jan 23 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-French summit in Paris
86 Nov 21 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-French summit in Paris
88 Jun 10 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-French summit in Paris
89 Feb 27 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-French summit in Paris
90 Jan 20 Sa		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-French summit in Paris
84 Nov 29 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-French summit in Paris (returned 1 Dec)
87 Jul 29 We		Minor	[Chronology]	Anglo-French summit in Paris; Channel Tunnel Treaty ratified in Paris
56 Oct 30 Tu		Key	[Chronology]	Anglo-French ultimatum to Israel and Egypt; Soviet invasion of Hungary
80 Mar 27 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-German summit at Chequers
82 Mar 19 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-German summit at Chequers
83 Feb 4 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-German summit at Chequers
84 May 2 We		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-German summit at Chequers
85 May 18 Sa		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-German summit at Chequers
88 Jul 9 Sa		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-German summit at Chequers
84 Feb 28 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-German summit at No.10
79 Oct 31 We		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-German summit in Bonn
80 Nov 16 Su		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-German summit in Bonn
81 Nov 18 We		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-German summit in Bonn
85 Jan 18 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-German summit in Bonn
87 Mar 23 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-German summit in Bonn
86 Sep 16 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-German summit in Bonn followed by visit to British Forces in Germany
82 Oct 28 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-German summit in Bonn; visit to Berlin
89 Apr 30 Su		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-German summit in Deidesheim
89 Feb 20 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-German summit in Frankfurt (ended 21 Feb)
79 May 10 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-German summit in London
83 Apr 21 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-German summit in London
85 Nov 27 We		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-German summit in London
88 Feb 2 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-German summit in London
90 Mar 30 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-German summit in London
85 Nov 15 Fr		Key	[Chronology]	Anglo-Irish Agreement signed at Hillsborough
83 Nov 7 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-Irish summit at Chequers
84 Nov 18 Su		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-Irish summit at Chequers
80 Dec 8 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-Irish summit in Dublin
81 Nov 6 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-Irish summit in London
90 Oct 20 Sa		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-Italian summit at Chequers
86 Mar 12 We		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-Italian summit in Florence
83 Feb 25 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-Italian summit in London
84 Oct 18 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-Italian summit in London
87 Feb 11 We		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-Italian summit in London
90 Feb 23 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-Italian summit in London
88 Oct 21 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-Italian summit in Milan
80 Nov 23 Su		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-Italian summit in Rome
82 Jul 7 We		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-Italian summit in Rome
84 Jan 27 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-Italian summit in Rome
79 Oct 4 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-Italian summit in Rome (ended 5 Oct)
87 Sep 18 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-Italian talks in London
89 Nov 24 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-US summit at Camp David
86 Nov 15 Sa		Key	[Chronology]	Anglo-US Summit at Camp David: arms control statement agreed
90 Apr 13 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-US summit in Bermuda
89 Jun 1 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-US summit in London
88 Jun 2 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-US summit in London; Reagan spoke at Guildhall (3 Jun)
79 Dec 16 Su		Major	[Chronology]	Anglo-US summit in Washington (ended 18 Dec)
73 Oct 6 Sa		Key	[Chronology]	Arab-Israeli War (ended 24 Oct); oil price increased 70 per cent
88 Mar 19 Sa		Major	[Chronology]	Army corporals murdered at Republican funeral in Belfast
88 Jul 28 Th		Minor	[Chronology]	Ashdown elected leader of Social and Liberal Democrats
77 Apr 27 We		Major	[Chronology]	Ashfield by-election: Conservative gain mining seat from Labour
68 Apr 4 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Assassination of Martin Luther King
83 Dec 4 Su		Major	[Chronology]	Athens European Council (ended 6 Dec)
86 Nov 17 Mo		Minor	[Chronology]	Australia: HMG sought injunction to prevent sale of Spycatcher
85 Jul 30 Tu		Minor	[Chronology]	BBC Governors withdrew Real Lives for editing
83 Feb 24 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Bermondsey by-election: Labour lost to SDP
87 Jan 20 Tu		Minor	[Chronology]	Birmingham Six case referred back to Court of Appeal (appeal rejected 28 Jan 1988)
81 Apr 9 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Bobby Sands (IRA hunger striker) elected an MP
85 May 2 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Bonn G7 (ended 4 May)
87 Oct 28 We		Minor	[Chronology]	BP share sale price guaranteed by government
90 Nov 8 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Bradford and Bootle by-elections: poor results for Conservatives
85 Jul 4 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Brecon and Radnor by-election: Conservative loss to Alliance on 16 per cent swing
78 Jul 7 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	Bremen European Council: decision to establish EMS
82 Nov 10 We		Major	[Chronology]	Brezhnev died (Andropov succeeded him 12 Nov)
84 Oct 12 Fr		Key	[Chronology]	Brighton bomb
73 Jan 1 Mo		Key	[Chronology]	Britain acceded to the European Community
90 Oct 5 Fr		Key	[Chronology]	Britain joined ERM; interest rates cut by one per cent to 14 per cent
67 Jul 27 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Britain to withdraw forces East of Suez
88 Dec 5 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	British Steel flotation
85 Sep 28 Sa		Minor	[Chronology]	Brixton riot
81 Apr 11 Sa		Major	[Chronology]	Brixton riots began (ended 13 Apr)
88 Oct 19 We		Major	[Chronology]	Broadcasting ban imposed on terrorists and apologists
85 Oct 6 Su		Major	[Chronology]	Broadwater Farm riot; murder of PC Blakelock
87 Nov 3 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	Brooke succeeded Tebbit as Conservative Chairman
82 Jun 28 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Brussels European Council
88 Feb 11 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Brussels European Council (ended 13 Feb): budget agreement
84 Mar 19 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Brussels European Council (ended 20 Mar)
83 Mar 21 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Brussels European Council (ended 22 Mar)
82 Mar 29 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Brussels European Council (ended 30 Mar)
85 Mar 29 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	Brussels European Council (ended 30 Mar)
87 Jun 29 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Brussels European Council; no budget agreement reached (ended 30 Jun)
67 Apr 11 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	Budget
70 Oct 27 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	Budget
75 Apr 15 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	Budget
79 Jun 12 Tu		Key	[Chronology]	Budget
80 Mar 25 Tu		Key	[Chronology]	Budget
81 Mar 10 Tu		Key	[Chronology]	Budget
82 Mar 9 Tu		Key	[Chronology]	Budget
83 Mar 15 Tu		Key	[Chronology]	Budget
84 Mar 13 Tu		Key	[Chronology]	Budget
85 Mar 19 Tu		Key	[Chronology]	Budget
86 May 18 Su		Key	[Chronology]	Budget
87 Mar 17 Tu		Key	[Chronology]	Budget
88 Mar 15 Tu		Key	[Chronology]	Budget
89 Mar 14 Tu		Key	[Chronology]	Budget
90 Mar 20 Tu		Key	[Chronology]	Budget
66 May 3 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	Budget (introduced Selective Employment Tax)
68 Mar 19 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	Budget: 923m increase in indirect taxation
72 Mar 21 Tu		Key	[Chronology]	Budget: full scale reflation
73 Mar 6 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	Budget: introduced VAT, at 10 per cent
76 Dec 15 We		Key	[Chronology]	Budget: Letter of Intent to IMF published (loan granted 3 Jan 77)
80 Jun 2 Mo		Key	[Chronology]	Cabinet agreed European budget proposal
79 May 5 Sa		Major	[Chronology]	Cabinet announced
81 Jul 23 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Cabinet discussion of public expenditure revealed deep rifts
68 Feb 22 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Callaghan announced immediate legislation checking Kenyan Asian immigration
76 Apr 5 Mo		Key	[Chronology]	Callaghan elected Labour leader; became Prime Minister
80 Oct 15 We		Major	[Chronology]	Callaghan resigned as Labour leader (Foot elected 10 Nov)
78 Sep 7 Th		Key	[Chronology]	Callaghan surprise broadcast: no autumn General Election
78 Sep 5 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	Callaghan teased TUC about election dates ("waiting at the church")
79 Jan 10 We		Key	[Chronology]	Callaghan's return from Guadelope Summit: "Crisis, What Crisis?" ( Sun )
75 Apr 17 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Cambodia: Phnom Penn fell to Khmer Rouge
81 Oct 21 We		Major	[Chronology]	Cancun North-South Summit (ended 24 Oct)
83 Oct 14 Fr		Key	[Chronology]	Cecil Parkinson resigned over Keays affair
86 Feb 12 We		Major	[Chronology]	Channel Tunnel Treaty signed in Canterbury
88 Nov 29 Tu		Minor	[Chronology]	Charter 88 launched
85 Mar 31 Su		Major	[Chronology]	Chequers seminar on local government finance; beginnings of community charge
86 Apr 26 Sa		Major	[Chronology]	Chernobyl disaster
89 May 15 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	China: massive demonstrations in Tiananmen Square during Gorbachev visit
89 Jun 3 Sa		Key	[Chronology]	China: Tiananmen Square massacre
85 Dec 3 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	Church of England's Faith in the Cities report published
65 Jan 24 Su		Major	[Chronology]	Churchill died
55 Apr 5 Tu		Key	[Chronology]	Churchill resigned as Prime Minister; Eden succeeded
70 Jun 30 Tu		Key	[Chronology]	Circular 10/70, withdrawing compulsion to go comprehensive
86 Oct 27 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	City of London "Big Bang"
88 Dec 12 Mo		Minor	[Chronology]	Clapham rail crash; 34 killed
84 Mar 12 Mo		Key	[Chronology]	Coal strike began
89 Oct 11 We		Major	[Chronology]	Community charge "safety net" to be dropped
86 Jan 28 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	Community Charge Green Paper published
87 Feb 26 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Community Charge to replace rates in Scotland from 1 Apr 1989
87 Oct 6 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	Community Charge: "dual running" with rates abandoned
78 Oct 10 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	Conservative Conference (till 14 Oct): disputes over pay policy
90 Nov 20 Tu		Key	[Chronology]	Conservative leadership election first ballot (MT 204:152 Heseltine)
90 Nov 27 Tu		Key	[Chronology]	Conservative leadership election second ballot; Major became leader
75 Feb 4 Tu		Key	[Chronology]	Conservative leadership first ballot: Heath resigned
75 Feb 11 Tu		Key	[Chronology]	Conservative leadership second ballot: MT elected leader
82 Dec 3 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	Copenhagen European Council (ended 4 Dec)
87 Dec 4 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	Copenhagen European Council (ended 5 Dec)
81 Jan 25 Su		Major	[Chronology]	Council for Social Democracy set up
89 Oct 19 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Court of Appeal released Guildford Four
84 Nov 15 Th		Minor	[Chronology]	Cranley Onslow defeated Edward Du Cann for 1922 Chairmanship
81 Nov 26 Th		Key	[Chronology]	Crosby by-election: Shirley Williams won Conservative seat for SDP
83 Nov 14 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Cruise missiles arrived at Greenham Common
88 Dec 16 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	Currie resigned (salmonella in eggs)
90 Apr 10 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	Customs seized components of Iraqi `supergun'
89 Nov 17 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	Czechoslovakia: beginning of demonstrations against the regime
89 Dec 10 Su		Key	[Chronology]	Czechoslovakia: end of Communist rule (Havel President 29 Dec)
76 Jul 7 We		Major	[Chronology]	David Steel elected Liberal leader
67 Nov 27 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	De Gaulle vetoed British application to EC
63 Jan 14 Mo		Key	[Chronology]	De Gaulle vetoed British entry to EEC
70 Jul 20 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Death of Iain Macleod; Barber became Chancellor
77 Feb 19 Sa		Major	[Chronology]	Death of Tony Crosland; Owen became Foreign Secretary (21 Feb)
89 Apr 17 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Delors Report published
79 Mar 1 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Devolution referendums: devolution defeated
75 Jan 15 We		Major	[Chronology]	Du Cann announced he would not run for Conservative leadership
75 Mar 10 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Dublin European Council (ended 11 Mar): British `renegotiation’ concluded
90 Jun 25 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Dublin European Council (ended 26 Jun): political union IGC set up
79 Nov 29 Th		Key	[Chronology]	Dublin European Council (ended 30 Nov); budget row
84 Dec 3 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Dublin European Council (ended 4 Dec)
90 Apr 28 Sa		Major	[Chronology]	Dublin European Council (informal): welcomed German reunification
89 Nov 9 Th		Key	[Chronology]	East Germany announced opening of its border with West Germany; demolition of Berlin Wall began 10 Nov
89 Oct 2 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	East Germany: Leipzig demonstrations began
90 Oct 18 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Eastbourne by-election: Liberal Democrat gain from Conservatives
70 Oct 29 Th		Major	[Chronology]	EC entry talks began
86 Sep 16 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	EC sanctions imposed on South Africa
57 Jan 9 We		Key	[Chronology]	Eden resigned as Prime Minister; Macmillan succeeded (10 Jan)
86 Jul 24 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Edinburgh Commonwealth Games: 32 nations boycotted over South Africa
77 Nov 19 Sa		Major	[Chronology]	Egypt/Israeli accord: Sadat visited Jerusalem
73 Dec 17 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Emergency budget: 1200m reduction in planned expenditure
79 Mar 13 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	EMS came into operation
89 Oct 19 Th		Major	[Chronology]	EMS quarrel publicly revived by Walters article in US
68 Apr 20 Sa		Key	[Chronology]	Enoch Powell's "River Tiber" speech; Powell fired from Shadow Cabinet (21 Apr)
84 Jun 14 Th		Major	[Chronology]	European Election
79 Jun 7 Th		Key	[Chronology]	European Elections
89 Jun 15 Th		Major	[Chronology]	European Elections
75 Jan 23 Th		Major	[Chronology]	European referendum announced; ministers free to differ
75 Jun 5 Th		Key	[Chronology]	European Referendum: 67.2 per cent for; 32.8 per cent against (64 per cent turnout)
79 Oct 23 Tu		Key	[Chronology]	Exchange controls abolished
68 Jan 16 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	Expenditure cuts (£716m)
82 Jul 26 Mo		Minor	[Chronology]	Falklands Thanksgiving Service at St Paul's
82 May 2 Su		Key	[Chronology]	Falklands: General Belgrano sunk by HMS Conqueror
82 May 4 Tu		Key	[Chronology]	Falklands: HMS Sheffield hit by Argentine missile
82 Apr 7 We		Major	[Chronology]	Falklands: 200 mile Maritime Exclusion Zone declared
82 Apr 2 Fr		Key	[Chronology]	Falklands: Argentina invaded
82 Mar 31 We		Key	[Chronology]	Falklands: Argentine invasion learned to be imminent
82 Jun 14 Mo		Key	[Chronology]	Falklands: Argentine surrender
82 May 21 Fr		Key	[Chronology]	Falklands: British Forces landed at San Carlos Bay
82 Apr 5 Mo		Key	[Chronology]	Falklands: FCO Ministers resigned, Pym new Foreign Secretary; Task Force sailed
83 Feb 18 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	Falklands: Franks Report published
82 Apr 8 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Falklands: Haig's first visit to London
82 Apr 12 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Falklands: Haig's second visit to London (ended 13 Apr)
82 Apr 25 Su		Key	[Chronology]	Falklands: South Georgia recaptured
82 Apr 3 Sa		Key	[Chronology]	Falklands: UN SCR 502 demanding Argentine withdrawal
82 Apr 30 Fr		Key	[Chronology]	Falklands: US `tilt' in favour of Britain; Total Exclusion Zone put in force
89 Feb 14 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	Fatwa against Rushdie; 20 Feb UK diplomats withdrawn from Iran
82 May 20 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Final British proposals published, after Argentine rejection
77 Nov 14 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Firemen's strike began (ended in defeat 16 Jan 78)
76 Feb 19 Th		Minor	[Chronology]	Fishing war: Iceland broke off diplomatic relations with UK
72 Jul 21 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	Five dockers jailed in Pentonville (decision reversed 26 Jly)
87 Feb 11 We		Major	[Chronology]	Flotation of British Airways
86 Dec 3 We		Major	[Chronology]	Flotation of British Gas
84 Nov 20 Tu		Key	[Chronology]	Flotation of British Telecom
85 Aug 7 We		Major	[Chronology]	Flotation of Britoil
84 Jun 25 Mo		Key	[Chronology]	Fontainebleau European Council (ended 26 Jun); budget settlement
83 Jun 15 We		Major	[Chronology]	Foot resigned as Labour leader; Kinnock elected his successor, 2 Oct
78 Sep 21 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Ford strike: settled 2 Nov over 5 per cent limit
85 Jun 3 Mo		Minor	[Chronology]	Fowler Social Security Review: Green Papers published
68 May 3 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	France: student clashes with police began `events' of May 1968
87 Oct 31 Sa		Major	[Chronology]	French intercepted huge IRA arms shipment from Libya (Eksund)
86 Apr 10 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Fulham by-election: Labour gain from Conservative
84 Jan 25 We		Major	[Chronology]	GCHQ union ban announced
87 Jun 11 Th		Key	[Chronology]	General Election
79 Mar 29 Th		Key	[Chronology]	General Election announced for 3 May
83 May 9 Mo		Key	[Chronology]	General Election announced for 9 Jun
74 Sep 18 We		Major	[Chronology]	General Election called for 10 October
87 May 11 Mo		Key	[Chronology]	General Election called for 11 June
74 Feb 7 Th		Key	[Chronology]	General Election called for 28 Feb
59 Oct 8 Th		Key	[Chronology]	General Election: Conservative Government formed (100 majority)
51 Oct 25 Th		Key	[Chronology]	General Election: Conservative Government formed (13 majority)
55 May 26 Th		Key	[Chronology]	General Election: Conservative Government formed (58 majority)
70 Jun 18 Th		Key	[Chronology]	General Election: Conservative Government formed (majority 31)
79 May 3 Th		Key	[Chronology]	General Election: Conservative victory (43 majority)
45 Jul 5 Th		Key	[Chronology]	General Election: Labour Government formed (146 majority)
64 Oct 15 Th		Key	[Chronology]	General Election: Labour Government formed (4 majority); MT became a shadow spokesman on pensions
50 Feb 23 Th		Key	[Chronology]	General Election: Labour Government formed (5 majority)
66 Mar 31 Th		Key	[Chronology]	General Election: Labour Government formed (98 majority)
74 Oct 10 Th		Key	[Chronology]	General Election: Labour majority of three
74 Feb 28 Th		Key	[Chronology]	General Election: no overall majority for any party
89 Jun 10 Sa		Minor	[Chronology]	General Jaruzelski visited Chequers
88 Nov 8 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	George Bush elected US President
90 Jul 1 Su		Major	[Chronology]	German economic union
90 Oct 3 We		Key	[Chronology]	German reunification
88 Nov 10 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Glasgow Govan by-election: SNP gain from Labour
82 Mar 25 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Glasgow Hillhead by-election: Roy Jenkins won Conservative seat for SDP
88 Feb 8 Mo		Key	[Chronology]	Gorbachev announced Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan from May
85 Mar 11 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Gorbachev Soviet leader on death of Chernenko; MT at funeral 13 Mar
89 Apr 5 We		Major	[Chronology]	Gorbachev visit to Britain (ended 7 Apr)
84 Dec 16 Su		Key	[Chronology]	Gorbachev visited Chequers
78 Nov 28 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	Government announced sanctions against Ford for breaching pay policy
76 Jun 22 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	Government conceded in pairing dispute; cooperation resumed
76 Apr 7 We		Key	[Chronology]	Government lost its majority (Stonehouse resigned whip)
76 Aug 2 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Government lost Tameside case in House of Lords
79 Feb 23 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	Government-TUC "Concordat"
89 Jan 25 We		Major	[Chronology]	Green Papers on legal reform; bitterly attacked by profession
87 Feb 26 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Greenwich by-election: SDP victory from Labour
83 Oct 22 Sa		Key	[Chronology]	Grenada: Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States requested US intervene (following coup 19 Oct)
68 Mar 17 Su		Major	[Chronology]	Grosvenor Square riot against Vietnam War
91 Feb 24 Su		Key	[Chronology]	Ground war began in Kuwait
77 Jun 13 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Grunwick dispute: mass picketing began
74 Oct 5 Sa		Major	[Chronology]	Guildford pub bombs: five killed
86 Jun 26 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Hague European Council (ended 27 Jun); MT resisted South Africa sanctions
85 Sep 9 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Handsworth riot (ended 10 Spt)
88 Jun 27 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Hanover European Council (ended 28 Jun): Delors Committee established
63 Feb 14 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Harold Wilson elected Labour leader following death of Gaitskell (18 Jan)
87 Oct 26 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Havers resigned as Lord Chancellor; replaced by Mackay
89 Nov 21 Tu		Minor	[Chronology]	HC televised
78 Nov 8 We		Major	[Chronology]	HC: 114 Conservatives defied the whip (Rhodesian sanctions)
76 Dec 16 Th		Major	[Chronology]	HC: 2R Scotland and Wales Bill passed 292:247
86 Feb 3 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	HC: Channon confirmed press reports of plans to sell BL to Ford and GM
78 Jan 25 We		Major	[Chronology]	HC: Cunningham amendment (40 per cent threshold for devolution)
77 Feb 22 Tu		Key	[Chronology]	HC: devolution guillotine defeated 312:283
77 Dec 13 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	HC: European elections; Government proposal of PR rejected
77 Mar 17 Th		Major	[Chronology]	HC: Government defeat on public expenditure; MT moved confidence motion
78 Dec 13 We		Major	[Chronology]	HC: Government defeated on Ford sanctions
79 Mar 28 We		Key	[Chronology]	HC: Government fell
77 Jul 15 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	HC: Government set out next stage of pay policy
75 Mar 18 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	HC: Government to recommend Britain remain in EC
87 Dec 17 Th		Major	[Chronology]	HC: Heath attacked community charge on 2R; backbench rebellion
76 May 27 Th		Major	[Chronology]	HC: Heseltine mace incident (government whip broke pair)
90 Nov 13 Tu		Key	[Chronology]	HC: Howe's resignation speech
88 Apr 18 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	HC: Mates amendment `banding' community charge backed by 38 Tories
88 Jan 25 Mo		Minor	[Chronology]	HC: Mayhew announced no prosecutions from Stalker-Sampson inquiry
78 May 8 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	HC: Opposition amendment carried reducing basic rate by 1p
89 Jul 19 We		Minor	[Chronology]	HC: Ridley mauled on community charge safety net
77 Jun 16 Th		Major	[Chronology]	HC: Rooker-Wise-Lawson amendments (indexing tax allowances)
78 May 10 We		Major	[Chronology]	HC: second Finance Bill defeat for Government
86 Apr 14 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	HC: Shops Bill lost on 2R due to Conservative rebellion
74 Nov 14 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Heath announced Home Committee to review leadership election procedure
72 Feb 19 Sa		Key	[Chronology]	Heath conceded miners' demands
74 Mar 2 Sa		Key	[Chronology]	Heath offered Liberals seats in coalition; rejected by them
74 Jun 26 We		Major	[Chronology]	Heath speech on national unity theme
74 Oct 2 We		Major	[Chronology]	Heath urged a Government "of all the talents"
71 May 20 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Heath-Pompidou summit in Paris removed final obstacles to EC entry
90 Nov 14 We		Key	[Chronology]	Heseltine stood for Conservative leadership
85 May 29 We		Minor	[Chronology]	Heysel Stadium disaster
84 Oct 25 Th		Major	[Chronology]	High Court ordered sequestration of NUM
84 Jul 16 Mo		Minor	[Chronology]	High Court ruled GCHQ union ban unlawful
89 Apr 15 Sa		Minor	[Chronology]	Hillsborough Stadium disaster: 95 crushed to death
86 Apr 17 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Hindawi affair - Syrian attempt to bomb El Al 747 at Heathrow
45 Aug 6 Mo		Key	[Chronology]	Hiroshima destroyed by A-bomb
89 Apr 7 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	HL: Mackay proposals strongly opposed
74 Dec 17 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	Home Committee (leadership election procedure) reported
65 Jul 25 Su		Key	[Chronology]	Home resigned as Conservative leader; Heath elected successor (28 Jul)
84 Dec 19 We		Key	[Chronology]	Hong Kong: MT signed Joint Agreement with China
87 Jul 30 Th		Major	[Chronology]	House of Lords banned reporting of Spycatcher allegations
84 Nov 22 Th		Major	[Chronology]	House of Lords upheld GCHQ union ban
90 Jul 9 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Houston G7 summit (ended 11 Jly)
90 Nov 1 Th		Key	[Chronology]	Howe resigned
89 Oct 28 Sa		Major	[Chronology]	Howe speech warned MT not to depart from Madrid compromise
89 Sep 10 Su		Major	[Chronology]	Hungary allowed East German refugees to cross border with Austria
87 Aug 19 We		Major	[Chronology]	Hungerford massacre; review of firearms law announced (21 Aug)
84 Sep 10 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Hurd replaced Prior as Northern Ireland Secretary
87 Sep 24 Th		Major	[Chronology]	IDU Conference in Berlin (ended 25 Spt)
76 Nov 1 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	IMF team arrived in Britain
72 Mar 22 We		Key	[Chronology]	Industry White Paper, basis of 1972 Industry Act
87 Dec 8 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	INF Treaty signed at US-USSR summit in Washington
88 Sep 16 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	Inflation rose 0.9 per cent to 5.7 per cent, three year high
88 May 17 Tu		Key	[Chronology]	Interest rates cut 0.5 per cent to 7.5 per cent (lowest 1979-90); MT formula of support for Lawson at PQs
88 Apr 8 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	Interest rates cut 0.5 per cent to 8 per cent
87 Dec 3 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Interest rates cut 0.5 per cent to 8.5 per cent
87 Nov 4 We		Major	[Chronology]	Interest rates cut 0.5 per cent, to 9 per cent
87 Apr 28 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	Interest rates cut 0.5 per cent, to 9.5 per cent
87 Oct 23 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	Interest rates cut 0.5 per cent, to 9.5 per cent
88 Jul 4 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Interest rates increased 0.5 per cent to 10 per cent
88 Jul 18 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Interest rates increased 0.5 per cent to 10.5 per cent
88 Jun 2 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Interest rates increased 0.5 per cent to 8 per cent
88 Jun 6 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Interest rates increased 0.5 per cent to 8.5 per cent
88 Jun 22 We		Major	[Chronology]	Interest rates increased 0.5 per cent to 9 per cent
88 Jun 28 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	Interest rates increased 0.5 per cent to 9.5 per cent
87 Jul 7 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	Interest rates increased 1 per cent to 10 per cent, reversing pre-election cuts
89 May 24 We		Major	[Chronology]	Interest rates increased one per cent to 14 per cent
89 Oct 5 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Interest rates increased one per cent to 15 per cent
88 Aug 8 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Interest rates raised 0.5 per cent to 11 per cent
88 Aug 20 Sa		Major	[Chronology]	IRA Ballygawley bomb; MT initiated security review
81 Oct 10 Sa		Major	[Chronology]	IRA bombed Chelsea barracks
87 Nov 8 Su		Major	[Chronology]	IRA bombed Enniskillen remembrance service (11 killed)
83 Dec 17 Sa		Major	[Chronology]	IRA bombed Harrods
89 Sep 22 Fr		Minor	[Chronology]	IRA bombed Royal Marine Music School at Deal: ten dead
82 Jul 20 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	IRA bombs in Hyde Park and Regent's Park
79 Aug 27 Mo		Key	[Chronology]	IRA murdered Mountbatten and 18 soldiers (Warrenpoint)
89 Mar 7 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	Iran broke off diplomatic relations with UK over Rushdie
80 Sep 22 Mo		Key	[Chronology]	Iran-Iraq war began
79 Jan 16 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	Iran: Shah fled the country; Khomeini returned from exile, 2 Feb
79 Nov 4 Su		Major	[Chronology]	Iran: US Embassy in Tehran occupied
90 Aug 2 Th		Key	[Chronology]	Iraq invaded Kuwait; MT with Bush in Aspen
91 Jan 18 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	Iraq launched first SCUD attacks on Israel
78 Mar 16 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Italy: kidnap of Aldo Moro (found dead 9 May)
88 Sep 8 Th		Key	[Chronology]	Jacques Delors addressed TUC Conference & invited them to join "the architects of Europe"
88 Jul 6 We		Key	[Chronology]	Jacques Delors told European Parliament that in ten years 80 per cent of economic and social legislation would be made there rather than at national level
83 Jun 13 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Jenkins resigned as SDP leader; Owen elected unopposed 21 Jun
88 Jul 25 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	July record balance of payment deficit; interest rates increased 1 per cent to 12 per cent
74 Nov 21 Th		Key	[Chronology]	Keith Joseph told MT he would not stand for the leadership; MT decided she would
74 Oct 19 Sa		Key	[Chronology]	Keith Joseph’s Edgbaston speech
74 Sep 5 Th		Key	[Chronology]	Keith Joseph’s Preston speech
74 Jun 22 Sa		Key	[Chronology]	Keith Joseph’s Upminster speech
81 May 18 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Keith Speed dismissed as Navy Minister
63 Nov 22 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	Kennedy assassinated
87 Nov 18 We		Minor	[Chronology]	King's Cross Underground fire
85 Oct 1 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	Kinnock attacked Militant at Labour Conference
82 Oct 1 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	Kohl became West German Chancellor
90 Feb 10 Sa		Key	[Chronology]	Kohl in Moscow: Gorbachev agreed German reunification
90 Jul 16 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Kohl-Gorbachev talks: Gorbachev agreed united Germany in NATO
89 Oct 18 We		Major	[Chronology]	Kuala Lumpur Commonwealth Meeting opened (ended 24 Oct): South Africa arguments
91 Feb 27 We		Key	[Chronology]	Kuwait liberated; ceasefire
78 Oct 2 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Labour Conference (ended 6 Oct): rejected pay policy
89 Oct 2 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Labour Conference dropped unilateralism
66 Nov 10 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Labour Government announced EC entry application; Conservative support
75 Jul 1 Tu		Key	[Chronology]	Labour Government proposed pay policy; White Paper (11 Jly)
66 Jul 20 We		Major	[Chronology]	Labour spending cuts and wages freeze
73 Feb 28 We		Major	[Chronology]	Labour-TUC document launched the Social Contract
79 Dec 21 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	Lancaster House Agreement signed
79 Sep 10 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Lancaster House Conference opened (ended 21 Dec)
90 May 4 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	Latvia declared independence of USSR (Estonia followed 8 May)
83 Jul 7 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Lawson announced £500m public expenditure cuts
89 Oct 26 Th		Key	[Chronology]	Lawson resigned as Chancellor of the Exchequer; Major succeeded him; Hurd became Foreign Secretary; Waddington succeeded Hurd as Home Secretary; Renton became Chief Whip
87 Jan 20 Tu		Minor	[Chronology]	Lebanon: Terry Waite kidnapped
88 Jul 22 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	Leon Brittan appointed European Commissioner
77 Mar 23 We		Key	[Chronology]	Lib-Lab Pact
77 Jul 28 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Lib-Lab Pact renewed for coming session
84 Apr 17 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	Libyan Embassy siege began after murder of WPC Fletcher (ended 27 Apr)
90 Mar 11 Su		Key	[Chronology]	Lithuania declared independence of USSR
83 May 5 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Local elections
84 May 3 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Local elections
85 May 2 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Local elections
89 May 4 Th		Minor	[Chronology]	Local elections
90 May 3 Th		Minor	[Chronology]	Local elections
87 May 7 Th		Minor	[Chronology]	Local elections: Conservative gains
76 May 6 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Local elections: large Conservative gains (1800+)
77 May 5 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Local elections: large Conservative gains, including GLC
88 Dec 21 We		Major	[Chronology]	Lockerbie bombing
86 Aug 3 Su		Major	[Chronology]	London Commonwealth Summit on South Africa (ended 5 Aug)
81 Nov 26 Th		Major	Chronology	London European Council (ended 27 Nov)
86 Dec 5 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	London European Council (ended 6 Dec)
84 Jun 8 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	London G7 opened (ended 9 Jun)
80 Apr 30 We		Major	[Chronology]	London Iranian Embassy siege began (SAS stormed 5 May)
79 Jan 3 We		Key	[Chronology]	Lorry drivers’ strike began; "Winter of Discontent" peaking
79 Jul 31 Tu		Key	[Chronology]	Lusaka Commonwealth Meeting began (ended 8 Aug)
80 Dec 1 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Luxembourg European Council (ended 2 Dec)
80 Apr 27 Su		Major	[Chronology]	Luxembourg European Council (ended 28 Apr)
81 Jun 29 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Luxembourg European Council (ended 30 Jun)
85 Dec 2 Mo		Key	[Chronology]	Luxembourg European Council; Single European Act agreed (ended 3 Dec)
81 Mar 23 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Maastricht European Council (ended 24 Mar)
60 Feb 3 We		Major	[Chronology]	Macmillan speaking in South Africa: "a wind of change is blowing through the continent"
63 Oct 10 Th		Key	[Chronology]	Macmillan’s decision to resign as PM announced; Home succeeded; Macleod and Powell refused to serve (13 Oct)
89 Jun 26 Mo		Key	[Chronology]	Madrid European Council (ended 27 Jun): MT set "Madrid conditions" for ERM entry; rejected Social Charter
49 Jan 31 Mo		Key	[Chronology]	Margaret Roberts selected Conservative candidate for Dartford
51 Dec 13 Th		Key	[Chronology]	Marriage of Margaret Roberts and Denis Thatcher
83 Sep 25 Su		Major	[Chronology]	Mass break out from Maze prison
77 Jul 25 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	Maudling cleared in Poulson case but John Cordle resigned as MP
90 Mar 22 Th		Major	[Chronology]	Mid-Staffs by-election: Labour gain from Conservative
67 Jun 5 Mo		Key	[Chronology]	Middle East: Six Day War (ended 10 Jun)
85 Jun 28 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	Milan European Council (ended 29 Jun); IGC set up
72 Jan 9 Su		Key	[Chronology]	Miners' strike began
74 Feb 10 Su		Key	[Chronology]	Miners' strike began (ended 11 Mar)
85 Nov 13 We		Major	[Chronology]	Ministerial meeting to consider ERM entry; vetoed by MT
81 May 10 Su		Major	[Chronology]	Mitterrand elected French President
81 Sep 30 We		Major	[Chronology]	MLR increased 2 per cent (14 to 16 per cent)
79 Nov 15 Th		Major	[Chronology]	MLR increased 3 per cent (14 to 17 per cent)
80 Nov 24 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	MLR reduced 2 per cent, 16 to 14 per cent
84 Oct 31 We		Minor	[Chronology]	Mrs Gandhi assassinated; MT attended funeral (3-4 Nov)
58 Jul 31 Th		Key	[Chronology]	MT adopted candidate for Finchley
72 Jan 12 We		Major	[Chronology]	MT and senior officials met Heath at Chequers; reinforced her authority
90 Nov 22 Th		Key	[Chronology]	MT announced decision not to contest second ballot
61 Oct 9 Mo		Key	[Chronology]	MT appointed Parliamentary Under Secretary (Ministry of Pensions and National Insurance)
79 May 4 Fr		Key	[Chronology]	MT appointed Prime Minister
69 Oct 21 Tu		Key	[Chronology]	MT appointed shadow education spokesman
67 Oct 10 Tu		Key	[Chronology]	MT appointed to Shadow Cabinet, responsible for Fuel and Power
79 Jun 30 Sa		Minor	[Chronology]	MT arrived in Australia (returned 1 Jul via Singapore)
56 Feb 28 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	MT asked that her name be returned to Conservative candidates' list
80 May 7 We		Major	[Chronology]	MT attended Tito's funeral in Belgrade
88 Jan 3 Su		Minor	[Chronology]	MT became longest serving British PM of twentieth century
85 Apr 4 Th		Minor	[Chronology]	MT began tour of Far East (returned 14 Apr)
81 Apr 15 We		Major	[Chronology]	MT began tour of India, returning via Gulf (ended 25 Apr)
87 Dec 7 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	MT briefly met Gorbachev at Brize Norton
90 Nov 18 Su		Major	[Chronology]	MT departed for Paris; CSCE Conference (19-21 Nov)
83 Jan 7 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	MT flew to the Falklands (returned 13 Jan)
70 Jun 19 Fr		Key	[Chronology]	MT given her first Cabinet post (Secretary of State for Education and Science)
90 Oct 14 Su		Major	[Chronology]	MT held talks with De Klerk at Chequers
89 Jun 20 Tu		Key	[Chronology]	MT met Howe and Lawson to discuss ERM line at Madrid Council (met again 25 Jun)
79 Sep 5 We		Major	[Chronology]	MT met Irish PM at No.10
89 Dec 2 Sa		Major	[Chronology]	MT met Lech Walesa for talks at Chequers
84 Dec 22 Sa		Major	[Chronology]	MT met Reagan at Camp David
75 Apr 9 We		Key	[Chronology]	MT met Ronald Reagan for the first time (or possibly the second)
78 Nov 27 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	MT met Ronald Reagan for the second time (or possibly the third)
65 Oct 18 Mo		Key	[Chronology]	MT moved to shadow Housing and Land
66 Apr 19 Tu		Key	[Chronology]	MT moved to shadow Treasury as deputy to Iain Macleod
68 Nov 14 Th		Key	[Chronology]	MT reshuffled to shadow Transport
90 Nov 28 We		Key	[Chronology]	MT resigned as Prime Minister
88 May 12 Th		Major	[Chronology]	MT rift with Lawson detected at PQs
79 Jun 26 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	MT stop-over in Moscow en route to Tokyo G7
89 Nov 28 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	MT to be challenged for party leadership (Sir A. Meyer announced)
53 Dec 1 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	MT took her bar finals
81 Sep 25 Fr		Major	[Chronology]	MT toured Gulf prior to Melbourne Commonwealth Meeting (returned 8 Oct)
88 Jan 4 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	MT toured Kenya and Nigeria (ended 8 Jan)
88 Jul 30 Sa		Major	[Chronology]	MT visited Australia (returned 9 Aug)
83 Sep 20 Tu		Major	[Chronology]	MT visited British Army in Germany with Chancellor Kohl (returned 21 Spt)
86 Jul 11 Fr		Minor	[Chronology]	MT visited Canada (returned 13 Jly)
83 Sep 25 Su		Major	[Chronology]	MT visited Canada and USA (returned 30 Spt)
90 Sep 17 Mo		Major	[Chronology]	MT visited Czechoslovakia and Hungary (until 19 Spt)
85 Sep 17 Tu		Minor	[Chronology]	MT visited Egypt and Jordan (returned 20 Spt)

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