2007 in the United Kingdom

2007 in the United Kingdom:
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Individual countries of the United Kingdom

England | Northern Ireland | Scotland | Wales

Events from the year 2007 in the United Kingdom. The year sees changes in the leadership of the ruling Labour Party and of the Liberal Democrats, and the country is hit by severe weather events throughout the year.

Incumbents

Events

January

February

March

April

May

June

July

August

September

October

November

December

Undated

Publications

Births

Deaths

January

February

March

April

June

July

August

September

October

November

December

References

  1. Big Brother launch watched by 7m, BBC News
  2. Two dead after M-way coach crash, BBC News
  3. Coach crash firm withdraw buses, BBC News
  4. Australia complete series whitewash, BBC Sport
  5. Cartoons protester found guilty, BBC News
  6. Bristol runway shut in safety row, BBC News
  7. First Deal or No Deal jackpot won, BBC News
  8. Gay rights laws challenge fails, BBC News
  9. One dead as helicopters collide, BBC News
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  26. "Mirren adds Bafta to awards haul"
  27. "Commonwealth Bank Series", BBC Sport
  28. One dead in Cumbria train crash (BBC)
  29. "Eritrea denies kidnap accusation", BBC News
  30. "Attorney general halts BBC probe", BBC News)
  31. "UK soldiers killed in Afghanistan", BBC News
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  34. "MPs back all-elected Lords plan", BBC News
  35. "MPs back fully elected House of Lords", Telegraph
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  38. "Time 'critical' for NI devolution", BBC News
  39. "British Skynet satellite launched", BBC News
  40. "Griffiths quits over Trident", The Scotsman
  41. "Fears for BBC Gaza correspondent", BBC News
  42. "Five kidnapped Britons freed in Eritrea", The Times
  43. "'Binding' carbon targets proposed", BBC News
  44. "Labour rebels vote against Blair on Trident", UK Telegraph
  45. "'Friendly fire' killing unlawful", BBC News
  46. "US rejects ruling on UK soldier", BBC News
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  49. "Two sailors killed on submarine". BBC News. 21 March 2007. Archived from the original on 28 March 2007. Retrieved 9 April 2007.
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  53. "Network Rail fined £4m for Paddington crash", Guardian
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  56. "Four UK soldiers killed in Iraq", BBC News
  57. "Three dead after vessel capsizes", BBC News
  58. "Dozens dead, wounded in bombings across Iraq" AP/CNN
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  72. "Web inventor gets Queen's honour", BBC News
  73. "Iran condemns Rushdie knighthood", BBC News
  74. "Rushdie title 'may spark attacks'", BBC News
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  76. "Scarborough FC go out of business". BBC News. 20 June 2007.
  77. "Harman wins deputy leader contest", BBC News
  78. "Brown is UK's new prime minister", BBC News
  79. "Blair becomes Middle East envoy", BBC News
  80. "Brown unveils huge Cabinet revamp"
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