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Your history of Britain - 1990s

Discovering the web

Welcome to your memories of the 90s, when we got to grips with this new-fangled internet thingy and (nearly) everyone got a mobile phone.

Cool Britannia

Spice, rave and grunge

Death of Princess Diana

WHAT'S THIS ABOUT?

You've seen Andrew Marr's History of Modern Britain

That's his take. In parallel with that, your written memories, pictures and videos of the 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s have been published every Friday in the Magazine

Enjoy the 1990s

Your memories from other decades: 1950s | 1960s | 1970s | 1980s | 1990s

YOUR PICTURES

Your 1990s pictures

YOUR VIDEOS

Your 1990s home videos

ANDREW MARR'S HISTORY

Shaking off a hangover

A swansong to 'olde Britain'

Goodbye to monochrome

Chaos, rubbish and revolution

The defeat of grit, smoke, soot and clank

When history gets personal

Watch Marr on YouTube

VOTE - YOUR HISTORY OF THE UK

VOTE

Is it too early to assess the 90s?

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Results are indicative and may not reflect public opinion

Which decade was the best?

MORE MEMORIES

Before kids had mobile phones

More 90s memories

What the 90s means to you

FROM AROUND THE BBC

H2g2: Music in the 90s

Timeline: Life and death of Diana

I love 1990

FROM AROUND THE WEB

MSN News - Cool Britannia

Wikipedia - Black Wednesday

John Major's political biography

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