Clue | Answer |
The BBC broadcasts the first episode of this police procedural, set in the fictional Northern town of Newtown and noted for a more realistic portrayal of the police. | |
Eric Lubbock, candidate for this party, upsets the expected winner, Peter Goldman, in the Orpington by-election (often seen as the start of the resurgence of this party). | |
This Suffolk football club win their first First Division title in their first season in the division. | |
The cathedral in this Midlands city is consecrated. | |
The Northern Ireland general election is won by this party, winning 34 out of 51 seats. | |
The BBC broadcasts the first episode of this sitcom, centred on a father and son rag-and-bone business. | |
Live television is broadcast from the USA to Britain for the first time, via this satellite. | |
This rock band make their debut at London's Marquee Club, opening for Long John Baldry. | |
The world's first regular passenger service on this vessel is introduced between Rhyl, North Wales and Wallasey, Merseyside. | |
A crowd assaults a rally of this man's right-wing Union Movement in London. | |
These two Caribbean nations become independent of the UK (name either). | |
John Lennon marries this woman in an unpublicised ceremony in Liverpool. | |
Mountaineers Chris Bonington and Ian Clough become the first Britons to climb the north face of this Swiss Alp. | |
The first episode of this quiz show, featuring teams from various educaitonal establishments, is broadcast. | |
Ford launches this family saloon. | |
Dr. No, the first James Bond film, is released, with this actor playing the erstwhile spy. | |
This song, The Beatles' first single, is released. | |
John Charnley makes the world's first successful whole replacement operation on this joint. | |
Britain and France sign an agreement to develop this airliner. | |
This Anthony Burgess novel, set in a dystopian near future English society with a subculture of extreme youth violence, is published. | |
These British molecular scientists win the Nobel Prize, along with American James Watson, for the discovery of DNA (name either). | |
Golden Wonder introduce the first flavoured crisps, of this flavour, to the UK. | |
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