A few events come to mind:
- Following the loses of forty seats, a leadership election is held on 4th July 1993, after four rounds of no signs of a winner coming about, John Major, seeing, that the majority of his party, won't support him, steps out of the election and supports Michael Portillo to be the next leader, this support is more damaging than support form Portillo and results in Chancellor Kenneth Clarke, becoming the new Conservative leader and new Prime Minister.
- Political poll show that the Conservative Government's approval ratings has improved since Clarke took command, with him debating well with, Opposition Leader, John Smith.
- Clarke appoints Michael Howard as the new Chancellor.
- Under Clarke and Howard, the economy grows greatly.
- A drunk driver, in Islington, drives through a restaurant called the Granita, killing two gentlemen sitting at the window side table. The two gentlemen are acknowledged as Shadow Home Secretary, Tony Blair and Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer, Gordon Brown.
- 21 July 1994, Labour party sees Tony Benn elected as its new leader against John Prescott and Margaret Beckett.
- 1997 sees the Conservatives hold a majority of only 10, with Eurosceptic back-benchers calling on Clarke to resign.