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1850: Millard Fillmore

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It happened today – this day in history – July 10

10/07/202309/07/2023 YA Reporter Alexandra Palace, Bahamas, Battle of Britain, Bonnie Prince Charlie, Chuck Berry, Cliff Richard, dioxin, Dublin, FIFA Women's World Cup, Franklin D Roosevelt, George II, Getty, golf, Greenland, Hagia Sophia, Henry VI, Henry VIII, Howard Hughes, Julius Caesar, July 10, Lady Godiva, Lady Jane Grey, Lenin, Louis XVI, Martin Luther King, Millard Fillmore, NASA, news, Oliver Cromwell, Parking meters, Rainbow Warrior, Rimbaud, Romania, Rubens, Rusell, Second World War, Today, Treaty of Versailles, UEFA European Championship, Whitelaw, Woodward, Wyoming, Yeltsin

48BC: Julius Caesar barely avoids a catastrophic defeat to Pompey near the city of Dyrrachium (in what is now Albania).

1943: Nikola Tesla

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It happened today – this day in history – January 7

07/01/202307/01/2023 YA Reporter Aitken, Akihito, Bacon, Bahamas, Boris Godunov, Calais, Cambodia, Charlie Hebdo, Clinton, Elizabeth I, First World War, Galileo, Jamestown, January 7, Lewinsky, Musk, news, Nikola Tesla, Oasis, Reagan, Rossini, Today in history, Tonya Harding, Truman, typewriter, Versailles

1536: Catherine of Aragon dies aged 50. 1558: Calais, the last English possession in France, is retaken by the French.

2020: Hagia Sophia, Instanbul

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It happened today – this day in history – July 10

10/07/202204/07/2023 YA Reporter Alexandra Palace, Bahamas, Battle of Britain, Bonnie Prince Charlie, British Open, Cream, Dublin, European Championship, Franklin D Roosevelt, George II, Greenland, Hagia Sophia, Henry VI, Henry VIII, Howard Hughes, John Paul Getty III, Josie Russell, Julius Ceasar, July 10, Lady Godiva, Lady Jane Grey, Lenin, Louis XVI, Louise Woodward, Martin Luther King, Meher Baba, Millard Fillmore, New Model Army, news, News of the World, Oliver Cromwell, Parking meters, Rainbow Warrior, Rimbaud, Second World War, Sir Kim Darroch, spurs, Tham Luang Nang Non, The Nice, Today in history, Verlaine, War of the Roses, William of Orange, William Whitelaw, Woodrow Wilson, Wyoming, Yeltsin

48BC: Julius Caesar barely avoids a catastrophic defeat to Pompey near the city of Dyrrachium (in what is now Albania).

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It happened today – this day in history – January 7

07/01/202206/01/2022 YA Reporter Akihito, Bahamas, Bill Clinton, Boris Godunov, Calais, Cambodia, Charlie Hebdo, Elizabeth I, First World War, Francis Bacon, Fred Ott, Galileo, Harry Truman, Indira Gandhi, January 7, Kaiser Wilhelm, Marshall Plan, Monica Lewinsky, news, Oasis, Rossini, Second World War, Today in history

1536:Catherine of Aragon dies aged 50. 1558: Calais, the last English possession in France, is retaken by the French. 1566:

1978: Ricky Villa (left) and Ossie Ardiles with Spurs manager Keith Burkinshaw

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It happened today – this day in history – July 10

10/07/202109/07/2021 YA Reporter Alexandra Palace, Bahamas, Battle of Britain, Beatles, Bonnie Prince Charlie, Boris Yeltsin, Cher, Chuck Berry, Cliff Richard, Cream, Darroch, Dublin, Franklin D Roosevelt, George II, Greenland, Greenpeace, Hadrian, Henry VI, Henry VIII, Howard Hughes, John Paul Getty III, Josie Russell, Julius Ceasar, July 10, Lady Godiva, Lady Jane Grey, Louise Woodward, Martin Luther King, Millard Fillmour, news, News of the World, Oliver Cromwell, Ossie Ardiles, Parking meters, Richard of York, Ricky Villa, Rimbaud, Sicily, Today in history, Tottenham Hotspur, War of the Roses, William of Orange, William Whitelaw, Wyoming

48BC: Julius Ceasar barely avoids a catastrophic defeat to Pompey near the city of Dyrrachium (in what is now Albania).

1985: Greenpeace flagship Rainbow Warrior

It happened today – this day in history – July 10

10/07/202009/07/2020 Mick Ferris Alexandra Palace, Bahamas, Cliff Richard, Cromwell, Darroch, Dublin, Greenpeace, history, Howard Hughes, July 10, Lady Godiva, Lady Jane Grey, Louis XVI, News of the World, Rainbow Warrior, Russell, Trevino, Yeltsin

48BC: Julius Ceasar barely avoids a catastrophic defeat to Pompey near the city of Dyrrachium (in what is now Albania).