Clue | Answer |
This coin, worth 1/4 of a penny, ceases to be legal tender in the UK. | |
The first episode of this 'spy-fi' television series, which focussed on John Steed (after the 1st series) and his female assistants, airs on ITV. | |
The Sunday edition of this newspaper is first published. | |
This sports car, capable of a top speed of 150 mph, is launched. | |
This western African country gains independence from the UK. | |
The UK becomes a member of this economic organisation. | |
This London football club becomes the first club this century, and only the third in history, to achieve the Double, with their FA Cup victory over Leicester City. | |
This man is sentenced to 42 years in prison, having been found guilty of being a double agent for the Soviet Union. He escaped 5 years later. | |
The cathedral of this Surrey town is consecrated. | |
Prince Edward marries this woman at York Minster. | |
Michael Fisher is enthroned as the 100th holder of this religious position, succeeding Geoffrey Fisher. | |
This company, specialising in products for pregnant women and general merchandise for children up to 8 years old, opens its first shop. | |
3 people die and 35 are injured when a stand at this Scottish stadium collapses. | |
This BBC religious music programme is first broadcast. | |
The population of this south Atlantic island is evacuated to Britain due to a volcanic eruption. | |
The first edition of this satirical magazine is published. | |
The RAF participates in food drops to flood victims in this east African country. | |
This Muriel Spark novel, following an Edinburgh teacher and her six students, is published. | |
This Sheffield housing estate is opened. | |
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