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- Extra RIC protection is granted to the United Kingdom High Commission after protests and security incidents in London and Glasgow.
- Governor-General Sir Steven Spell undertakes a state visit to Canada, the United States of America, and Mexico.
- The government advises the Governor-General to pardon Steven Lyall after his conviction for treason.
- Former Governor-General Dame Annette Farquhar dies at the age of 66, one day after being convicted of treason.
- Former Minister of Defence Steven Lyall and various others are convicted of treason and sentenced to prison for life.
- Former Minister of Education and Minister of Labour Sir Bernard Canton dies at age 97. He was the last living member of the Kenilworth government.
- Marshal of the RIAF Sir Alan Penderson (pictured) resigns from the position of Chief of the Defence Staff.
- The New Year's Honours List is released.
- Former Speaker of the House of Commons Nicholas Warner is found dead in his prison cell.
- Nine are killed and twenty are injured in a fire in a block of flats in Exeter. The building was reported to have no working alarm system.