oestrogen treatment to avoid imprisonment. 29 April – The University of Southampton is chartered, first post-war university established. 2 May – The De Havilland Comet becomes the world's first jet airliner, with a maiden flight from London to Johannesburg. 3 May – Newcastle United F.C. win the FA Cup for a record fifth time. Last year's winners retain the trophy with a 1-0 win over Arsenal at Wembley Stadium. The only goal of the game is scored by Chilean-born forward George Robledo, the first foreigner to score in an FA Cup final. 21 May – Eastcastle Street robbery: a post office van is held up in the West End of London and £287,000 (worth £8,189,519.66 in 2019) stolen, Britain's largest post-war robbery up to this date; the thieves are never caught. June – Reindeer reintroduced to the Cairngorms of Scotland. 1 June – One shilling charge is introduced for prescription drugs dispensed under the National Health Service. 5 July – The last of the original trams runs in London; the citizens of London turn out in force to say farewell. 19 July–3 August – Great Britain and Northern Ireland compete at the Olympics in Helsinki and win 1 gold, 2 silver and 8 bronze medals. 19 July – Len Hutton is appointed as the England cricket team's first professional captain for 65 years. 16 August – Lynmouth Flood: 34 people killed in a flood at Lynmouth in Devon. Many other people are injured and numerous buildings are damaged. 6 September – Farnborough Airshow DH.110 crash: 31 people killed when a plane breaks up over the crowd at the Farnborough Airshow. 19 September – English film star Charlie Chaplin, sailing to the United Kingdom with his family for the premiere of his film Limelight (London, 16 October), is told that he will be refused re-entry to the United States until he has been investigated by the U.S. Immigration Service. He chooses to remain in Europe. 29 September – Manchester Guardian prints news, rather than advertisements, on its front page for the first time. 3 October – Operation Hurricane: The UK explodes its first atomic bomb in the Monte Bello Islands, Australia. 5 October – Tea rationing ends, after thirteen years, as announced by the Government two days earlier. 8 October – Harrow and Wealdstone rail crash in North London claims the lives of 108 people. 16 October – Limelight opens in