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Events

Coronation Street history

• 1961 - Ida Barlow is knocked down and killed by a bus on Gray Street.
• 1963 - Rejected by Neil Crossley, Sheila Birtles attempts suicide.
• 1967 - A stunned Lucille Hewitt hears of the sudden death of her father, Harry.
• 1978 - Ray Langton starts to pursue Janice Stubbs from Dawson's Cafe.
• 1985 - Rita Fairclough refuses Alf Roberts' proposal of marriage.
• 1991 - Ivy Brennan tells Gail Tilsley that she's going to oppose Martin Platt's adoption of her grandchildren.
• 1995 - Betty Turpin's house is burgled and Billy Williams comes to her aid, bringing the two of them closer together.
• 1998 - Curly Watts is arrested, set up by Anne Malone as being the person who is carrying out extortion threats against Freshcos.
• 2000 - After hearing of his affair with his new wife Linda, Mike Baldwin tells his son Mark Redman that he never wants to see him again.
• 2006 - Claire Peacock, suffering Post Natal Depression, returns her baby to the hospital, certain that they gave her the wrong child.
• 2009 - Jason Grimshaw wins Mr. Gay Weatherfield even though he is straight. He has unwittingly been playing for a gay football team. Peter Barlow goes to Leeds to see Leanne Battersby for the first time in six months. Leanne returns to Weatherfield, but doesn't tell Peter.

Real world

None yet.

Episodes

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

• 1960s - 1961, 1963, 1967, 1968
• 1970s - 1972, 1974, 1978
• 1980s - 1985, 1989
• 1990s - 1991, 1992, 1995, 1996, 1998
• 2000s - 2000, 2002, 2005, 2006 (I) (II), 2009 (I) (II)
• The Brothers McGregor - The Royal Letter (1985)

From TARDIS Index File, the free Doctor Who reference.

Events

History of Doctor Who

• 1921 - Edwin Richfield, who appeared as Captain John Hart in The Sea Devils and Mestor in The Twin Dilemma is born in London, England, UK.

• 1965 - "Four Hundred Dawns" First Broadcast (Galaxy 4 Episode 1)

• 1976 - The Masque of Mandragora Episode 2 First Broadcast

• 2001 - Terrorist attacks on New York City and the Washington, D.C. area trigger a cultural shift in the US and other countries.