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 Annan, Kofi Atta
 Arafat, Yasser
 Ashdown, Paddy
 Balls, Ed
 Bao Dai
 Bartoli, Michele
 Becket, Margaret
 Belka, Marek
 Bellen, Alexander Van der
 Blair, Anthony Charles Lynton
 Blunkett, David
 Bondevik, Kjell Magne
 Bowe, Riddick
 Brown, George
 Buzek, Jerzy
 Channon, Henry Paul Guinness
 Clinton, William Jefferson Bill
 Coe, Sebastian Newbold
 Cook, Robin Finlayson
 Cousteau, Jacques
 Cunningham, Jack
 Dewar, Donald
 Dianna
 Dlamini, Thulani
 Duncan, Alan
 Elizabeth II
 Erbakan, Necmettin
 Field, Frank
 Fowler, Norman
 Gallagher, Liam
 Gascoigne, Paul John
 Grappelli, Stephane
 Hague, William
 Hall, Jerry
 Harman, Harriet
 Itami, Juzo
 Jagger, Mick
 Jenkins, Roy
 John, Elton
 John Paul II
 Johnson-Sirleaf, Ellen
 Jospin, Lionel
 Jowell, Tessa
 Kablila, Laurent-Desire
 Kalam, Avul Pakir Jainul Abdul
 Keegan, Joseph Kevin
 Kensit, Patsy
 Key, Robert
 Khatami, Muhammad
 Klima, Viktor
 Kohl, Helmut
 Kwasniewski, Aleksander
 Lamont, Norman
 Lucinschi, Petru
 Major, John Roy
 Mandela, Winnie
 Marks, David
 Masire, Quett Ketumile Joni
 Mawhinney, Brian
 Mbeki, Thabo Mvuyelwa
 McCartney, Paul
 Meacher, Michael
 Milburn, Alan
 Milosevic, Slobodan
 Mobutu, Sese Seko Nkuku Ngbendu wa za Banga
 Mowlem, Mo
 Mugabe, Robert Gabriel
 Nano, Fatos
 Narayanan, Kocheril Raman
 Nunn, Trevor
 Osbourne, John Michael "Ozzy"
 Palmer, Robert
 Pantani, Marco
 Parker, Tom
 Patten, Christopher Francis
 Pot, Pol
 Prescott, John
 Primarolo, Dawn
 Prodi, Romano
 Putin, Vladimir Vladimirovich
 Rice, Condoleezza
 Rifkind, Malcolm
 Rivera, Fabi n Ernesto Alarc˘n
 Robertson, George
 Robinson, Mary
 Robson, "Bobby" Robert William
 Rossi, Aldo
 Rotten, Johnny
 Serrano, Rosalˇa Arteaga
 Sharif, Nawaz
 Shepherd, Gillian
 Short, Clare
 Smith, Iain Duncan
 Squire, John
 Straw, Jack
 Versace, Gianni
 Visconti, Anthony
 Vranitzky, Franz
 Weller, Paul
 Wigley, Dafydd
 Wilkins, Ray
 Williams, Robert Peter "Robbie"
 Xiannian, Li
 Xiaoping, Deng
 Yassin, Ahmed
 Zacklin, Ralph
 Zemin, Jiang
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   Arrest   Pot, Pol
     Tried by the Khmer Rouge & placed under house arrest
   Arrest   Yassin, Ahmed
     Resumes his calls for attacks on Israel, using tactics including suicide bombings, thus violating the condition of his release
     Yassin is released from Israeli prison as part of an arrangement with Jordan following a failed assassination attempt of Khaled Mashal conducted by the Israeli Mossad in Jordan
   Assassination   Versace, Gianni
  15th July Miami   The fashion designer is assassinated
   Assassination   Dlamini, Thulani
     Abu Baker Aswat, a Soweto doctor, was killed, Thulani Dlamini is later convicted and sentenced to 25 years in prison, Dlamini testifies in that Winnie Madikizela Mandela paid him for the murder
   Assassination   Mandela, Winnie
     Abu Baker Aswat, a Soweto doctor, was killed, Thulani Dlamini is later convicted and sentenced to 25 years in prison, Dlamini testifies in that Winnie Madikizela Mandela paid him for the murder
   Bank of England   Balls, Ed
     The Bank of England is granted it's independence in the conduct of monetary policy & responsibility for setting interest rates, a policy devised by Ed Balls
   Bank of England   Brown, George
     The Bank of England is granted it's independence in the conduct of monetary policy & responsibility for setting interest rates, a policy devised by Ed Balls
   Beach Boys   Marks, David
     Appointed Member of the Beach Boys, 2nd term
   Birth   Hall, Jerry
  2nd Mar   Birth of Gabriel Luke Beauregard Jagger, Jerry Hall, gives birth to Mick Jagger's son Gabriel Luke Beauregard
   Birth   Jagger, Mick
     Birth of Gabriel Luke Beauregard Jagger, Jerry Hall, gives birth to Mick Jagger's son Gabriel Luke Beauregard
   Black Sabbath   Osbourne, John Michael "Ozzy"
     "The Ozzman Cometh" is released. A double-CD retrospective of Ozzy's work, it includes previously unreleased rehearsal tapes of four classic Sabbath songs
   Budget   Brown, Gordon
  2nd July   Windfall tax on privatized utilities & new tax on pension funds
   Burial   Dianna
  6th Sep Althorp Park   Diana is buried, The Prince of Wales, her sons, her mother, siblings, a close friend, and a clergyman are present, in an ornamental lake known as The Round Oval within Althorp Park's Pleasure Garden
   Ceasefire   Blair, Anthony Charles Lynton
  20th July   The IRA restores its ceasefire
   Chairman International Democrat Union   Hague, William
     Appointed Chairman of the International Democrat Union
   Chairman SPO   Klima, Viktor
   Vienna   Appointed Chairman of the SPO
   Chancellor   Klima, Viktor
  28th Jan Vienna   Appointed Chancellor of Austria
   Chancellor   Brown, George
     Appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer, 1st term
   Chancellor   Brown, Gordon
     Appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer
   Composition   Gallagher, Liam
     Liam co-writes a song (titled "Love Me and Leave Me") with former Stone Roses guitarist and songwriter John Squire for The Seahorses ' debut album
   Composition   John, Elton
  20th Sep   Releases the single, "Candle in the Wind" as a tribute to Princess Diana
   Composition   Osbourne, John Michael "Ozzy"
     "The Ozzman Cometh" is released. A double-CD retrospective of Ozzy's work, it includes previously unreleased rehearsal tapes of four classic Sabbath songs
   Composition   Rotten, Johnny
     Releases a solo album on Virgin Records called Psycho's Path, he wrote all the songs and played all the instruments
   Composition   Weller, Paul
     Releases the solo album, "Heavy Soul"
   Composition   Williams, Robert Peter "Robbie"
     Robbie Williams 's single "Angels" reaches no 1 in the UK charts
   Composition   Visconti, Anthony
     Visconti produces the debut album of former Stone Roses member John Squire's new band, The Seahorses
   Conference of Amsterdam   Blair, Anthony Charles Lynton
  16th June Amsterdam   Minor amendments are agreed to the European treaties
   Constitution   Masire, Quett Ketumile Joni
     Constitutional amendments approved, the Presidency is limited to two five-year terms, voting age lowered from 21 to 18
   Constitution   Blair, Anthony Charles Lynton
  11th Sep   "Yes-Yes" vote in referendum on Scottish Parliament
  18th Sep   A majority of 50.3% in Wales vote in favour of a Welsh assembly
  18th Sep   "Yes" vote in the referendum on Welsh Assembly
  27th Nov   The Government of Wales Bill is introduced to the House of Commons
   Constitution   Dewar, Donald
  18th Dec   Introduces the Scotland Bill, legislative powers for a Scottish Parliament
  18th Dec   Introduces the Scotland Bill to the Commons, for a Scottish Parliament
   Constitution   Wigley, Dafydd
     Supports the Government of Wales Bill for a Welsh assembly
   Constitution   Sharif, Nawaz
     The Fourteenth Amendment imposes strict party discipline on members of parliament allowing party leaders to dismiss any of their legislators if they fail to vote as they were told
     The Fourteenth Amendment makes it nearly impossible to dismiss a prime minister by a motion of no confidence
     The Thirteenth Amendment to the Constitution of Pakistan was passed so that the President can no longer dismiss the Prime Minister
   Constitution   Buzek, Jerzy
  16th Oct   A new Constitution comes into effect
   Constitution   Kwasniewski, Aleksander
     Poland adopts a new constitution
   Constitution   Kablila, Laurent-Desire
  17th May   Returns to the pre-1971 name of the Democratic Republic of Congo
  20th May Kinshasa   Kabila creates the Public Salvation Government and renamed the country the Dem Republic of Congo
  20th May Kinshasa   Kabila makes himself head of state
   Coup d'Etat   Mobutu, Sese Seko Nkuku Ngbendu wa za Banga
     Mobutu is overthrown in the First Congo War by Laurent-D‚sir‚ Kabila, who was supported by the Tutsi governments of Rwanda, Burundi and Uganda
   Death   Xiaoping, Deng
  19th Feb   Death of Deng Xiaoping
   Death   Cousteau, Jacques
     Death of Jacques Cousteau
   Death   Blair, Anthony Charles Lynton
  31st Aug   Calls Diana Princess of Wales, "the peoples princess"
   Death   Dianna
  31st Aug   Diana dies after a high speed car accident in the Pont d'Alma road tunnel in Paris along with Dodi Al-Fayed and the Acting Security Manager of the H“tel Ritz Paris , Henri Paul, who was instructed to drive the hired Mercedes-Benz through Paris secretl
  6th Sep   Dianna's funeral is broadcast and watched by an estimated 2.5 billion people worldwide
   Death   Grappelli, Stephane
  1st Dec   Death of Stephane Grappelli
   Death   Rossi, Aldo
  4th Sep Milan   Death of Aldo Rossi
   Death   Versace, Gianni
  15th July Miami   The fashion designer is assassinated
   Death   Itami, Juzo
  20th Dec   Death of Juzo Itami
   Death   Parker, Tom
  21st Jan Las Vegas   Death of Tom Parker
   Death   Bao Dai
  31st July   Death of Bao Dai
   Death   Mobutu, Sese Seko Nkuku Ngbendu wa za Banga
  7th Sep   Death of Sese Seko Nkuku Ngbendu wa za Banga Mobutu, in exile in Rabat, Morocco, from prostate cancer which had been developing since 1962
   Deputy Chief of Presidential Staff   Putin, Vladimir Vladimirovich
      Boris Yeltsin appoints Putin Deputy Chief of Presidential Staff
   Deputy Prime Minister   Prescott, John
   London   Appointed Deputy Prime Minister, 1st term
   Devolution Scotaland   Blair, Anthony Charles Lynton
  12th Sep   Scotland backs devolution by referendum
   Devolution   Blair, Anthony Charles Lynton
  19th Sep   Wales backs devolution by referendum
   Diplomacy   Elizabeth II
     Protesters demand an apolgy for the Armritsar massacre 7 yrs before her birth
   Diplomacy   John Paul II
     John Paul II returns to Poland
   Diplomacy   Kablila, Laurent-Desire
     Hailed by USASecretary of State Albright as a "strong new leader" & a "beacon of hope"
   Director RNT Nunn   Nunn, Trevor
   Sep London   Appointed Artistic Director of the Royal National Theatre
   Economy   Zemin, Jiang
     Jiang Zemin legalizes private enterprise and unveils a plan to privatize Communist China's state-owned enterprises
   Economy   Kohl, Helmut
  22nd May   Presents the Joint Initiative for More Jobs in Eastern Germany
   Economy   Blair, Anthony Charles Lynton
  6th May   Chancellor Gordon Brown gives the Bank of England the freedom to set interest rates
  6th May   The Bank of England is made independent & free to set interest rates
   Economy   Brown, George
     The Bank of England is granted it's independence in the conduct of monetary policy & responsibility for setting interest rates, a policy devised by Ed Balls