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Events

Coronation Street history

• 1962 - Ena Sharples is reinstated back at the Mission of Glad Tidings.
• 1973 - Albert Tatlock is gassed by a new cooker that Jerry Booth installed at No.1.
• 1977 - The coroner brings in a verdict of suicide at the inquest into the death of Janet Barlow.
• 1979 - Bert and Ivy Tilsley hold a house-warming party at No.5.
• 1994 - Maureen Holdsworth moves in with Reg into his flat at No.12.
• 1996 - Jim McDonald attacks Liz after she admits having had an affair with his army colleague Johnny Johnson.
• 1997 - Joyce Smedley's funeral takes place.
• 2000 - Dev Alahan moves into the Corner Shop flat.
• 2003 - Ashley Peacock attacks Gail Platt when he hears that Richard Hillman killed Maxine. Peter Barlow proposes to Lucy Richards.
• 2005 - Katy Harris has an abortion. Twins Joanne and Jessie Jackson start at Underworld.

Real world

• 1968 - Television Wales and the West transmit their final episode of the programme. HTV broadcasts in the region thereafter.

Episodes

Episodes were broadcast on 28th February on the following years:

• 1960s - 1962, 1966, 1968
• 1970s - 1972, 1973, 1977, 1979
• 1980s - 1983
• 1990s - 1992, 1994, 1996, 1997, 1999
• 2000s - 2000, 2001, 2003, 2005 (I) (II), 2007
• Pardon the Expression - The Gaolbirds (1966)

From TARDIS Index File, the free Doctor Who reference.

Events

History of the Doctor Who Universe

• 1981 - The events of "Logopolis," "Castrovalva," and "Four to Doomsday" begin on this date.

History of Doctor Who

• 1927 - John Carson, who played Ambril in "Snakedance," is born in Colombo, Ceylon (now Sri Lanka).

• 1942 - Robin Phillips, who played Altos in "The Keys of Marinus," is born in Haslemere, Surrey, England.

• 1968 - Patrick Stark, who worked as production assistant for Doctor Who: The TV Movie, is born in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

• 1970 - Doctor Who and the Silurians Episode 5 First Broadcast.

• 1976 - The Seeds of Doom Episode 5 First Broadcast.

• 1981 - Logopolis Episode 1 First Broadcast.