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Events

Coronation Street history

• 1963 - Len Fairclough is let off suspicion of vandalising the Vestry when the police find his missing key in the possession of schoolboy Michael Butterworth who Ena Sharples had reported some months earlier for cashing in a page of her missing pension book.
• 1968 - Gordon Clegg and Lucille Hewitt become engaged, to the dismay of Maggie and Annie Walker.
• 1981 - Brian Tilsley is found not guilty of unlawfully wounding robber Ronnie Burgess.
• 1987 - Susan Baldwin leaves Mike and returns to Newcastle, their marriage over.
• 1991 - Kevin Webster refuses to take on his ex-boss Mark Casey at MVB Motors. Don Brennan leaves wife Ivy, sick of her bigoted interference in people's lives.
• 1994 - At a dinner party Norris Cole is introduced to future harridan wife Angela Hawthorne by Derek and Mavis Wilton.
• 1998 - Natalie Barnes discovers that her son Tony Horrocks is dealing in drugs and threatens to leave husband Des if he brings in the police.
• 2001 - After over a year away travelling, Spider Nugent returns to the Street.
• 2002 - Richard Hillman sets fire to Audrey Roberts's house with her inside it in an effort to get hold of her money under her will but she is saved by Steve McDonald.
• 2009 - John Stape is released from prison following his custodial sentence for kidnapping Rosie Webster.

Real world

• 1962 - Director Will Brenton born.

Episodes

Episodes were broadcast on 11th November on the following years:

• 1960s - 1963, 1964, 1968
• 1970s - 1970, 1974
• 1980s - 1981, 1985, 1987
• 1990s - 1991, 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998
• 2000s - 2001, 2002 (I) (II), 2005, 2007, 2009
• After Hours - Episode 4 (1999)

From TARDIS Index File, the free Doctor Who reference.

Events

History of the Doctor Who Universe

• 1913 - John Smith and Nurse Redfern attend the Farringham village dance, which is attacked by the Family of Blood. (DW: Human Nature / The Family of Blood)
• 1918 - A ceasefire effectively ends World War I. Armistice Day, as the date will come to be known, is frequently marked by ceremonies--such as the one seen at the very end of DW: The Family of Blood--honouring the veterans and casualties of the war. (known history, DW: The Family of Blood)

History of Doctor Who

• 1918 - Stubby Kaye born
• 1967 - The Ice Warriors Episode 1 First Broadcast
• 1978 - The Stones of Blood Episode 3 First Broadcast
• 1978 - Vivienne Bennett dies