| Clue | Answer |
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| Possession of this drug becomes a fully criminalised offence. | |
| Great Britain and Northern Ireland compete in the Winter Olympics at this European location, but win no medals. | |
| These road features, designed to prohibit parking, are introduced in Slough. | |
| This TV company serving the North of England, broadcasts for the first time. | |
| This Manchester City goalkeeper plays the last 15 minutes of their FA Cup win over Birmingham City with a broken neck. | |
| This area of southwestern Wales is the first designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the British Isles. | |
| The Prime Ministers of these two Commonwealth countries are made Freemen of the City of London (name either). | |
| Egyptian leader Gamal Abdel Nasser announces the nationalisation of this waterway, triggering a crisis of the same name. | |
| Manchester United become the first English team to compete in this competition, beating Anderlecht 2-0. | |
| The Queen opens this, the world's first commerical nuclear power station. | |
| This television (now radio) programme, in which humurous and unusual quotes from the weeks newspapers are read in a variety of voices by actors, first airs. | |
| This newspaper calls for the resignation of Anthony Eden despite an improvement in his opinion poll showings. | |
| Great Britain and Northern Ireland compete in the Summer Olympics at this Oceanian location, winning 24 medals, 6 gold. | |
| Due to the aforementioned crisis, this fuel comes under ration. | |
| PG Tips launches its long-running advertising campaign using a tea party featuring these animals. | |
| This supermarket opens its first self-service stores in St Albans and Maldon. | |
| This Dodie Smith children's novel about a litter of puppies kidnapped by a villainous old woman, is published. | |
