Big Bang β City of London Deregulated
The Stock Exchange was deregulated. Foreign banks flooded in. The City of London became a global financial centre. Champagne, Porsches, and yuppies followed.
π¬π§United Kingdom Β· 80s
Big Bang and Big Hair
The City deregulates, Maradona scores twice, and Chernobyl's cloud drifts over.
4 milestones of 1986
The Stock Exchange was deregulated. Foreign banks flooded in. The City of London became a global financial centre. Champagne, Porsches, and yuppies followed.
Argentina's Maradona scored twice against England in the World Cup quarter-final β the 'Hand of God' (handball) and the 'Goal of the Century.' England was out. The nation fumed β and marvelled.
Radioactive fallout from Chernobyl drifted over Britain. Welsh and Scottish hill farms were affected β sheep restrictions lasted 26 years.
Nuclear fallout β factual about real impact on British farmers
Thatcher abolished the Greater London Council, led by Ken Livingstone. London went 14 years without a city-wide government. Political revenge or good governance? Britain argued.
70% local Β· 30% international

A Room with a View
James Ivory β Still playing from 1985 release. Merchant Ivory at its peak.

Mona Lisa
Neil Jordan β Bob Hoskins in Soho's underworld. BAFTA-nominated brilliance.

Top Gun
Tony Scott β American blockbuster that dominated UK cinemas.

Highlander
Russell Mulcahy β Major UK release β TMDB 6.9

Labyrinth
Jim Henson β Major UK release β TMDB 7.3
The Singing Detective
1986 β Dennis Potter's masterpiece. Michael Gambon. BBC at its most ambitious.
Casualty
1986-present β BBC's medical drama launched. Still going strong.
World Cup coverage
Jun 1986 β Maradona's goals replayed endlessly. England mourned.
Currency: GBP
Inflation: 3.4%
Big Bang boom. Yuppie culture. London property prices surging. The North-South divide widening.
Inflation-adjusted values
BBC Micro
Still in schools across Britain. An entire generation learned to code on it.
Amstrad PC1512
Alan Sugar's IBM-compatible PC brought computing to British homes.
VHS rental
Video rental shops on every high street. Friday night trips to Blockbuster.