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1988-1997 Don't Look Back in Anger

Browse archive audio and memories of the Today Generation of an era that witnessed two momentous election results - in the UK and South Africa.

Nelson Mandella
Elections in South Africa - 26-29 April 1994

Nelson Mandela votes in the first free South African elections after the collapse of apartheid.

From the archive: the 1994 election
Stephen Morris on the closure of The Hacienda

"If we don’t get 300 grand by the end of the day then The Hacienda will close."

Read and listen to more about Stephen
Ian Denyer on changing employment

"Following the '90s building slump (and three redundancies later) I went self-employed, back to odd–jobbing, carpentry and decorating."

Read more from Ian Denyer's blog
Tony Blair
Labour election victory - 2 May 1997

Conservative rule comes to an end with Tony Blair's New Labour landslide victory.

From the archive: Labour landslide
Roger Troughton on the 1997 Election
Roger Troughton

"When Tony Blair won I took the Friday off work (because I knew I'd sit up into the small hours watching the results) and, after a late breakfast, drove to Wasdale and climbed Scafell Pike!"

Read more from Roger's blog
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