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1990: Zsa Zsa Gabor

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It happened today – this day in history – July 27

27/07/202226/07/2022 YA Reporter Alan Shearer, Atlanta, Austria, Bank of England, Battle of Killicrankie, Bezos, Bugs Bunny, Davis Cup, Edward Heath, First World War, insulin, Jim Laker, July 27, King John, Lennon, Mafia, Martin Luther King, NASA, news, Nixon, North Korea, Olympics, Orville Wright, Queen Anne, Robespierre, Second World War, Simone Biles, Sotomayor, Today in history, Tour de France, Vincent van Gogh, Walter Raleigh, Zatopek

1214: King John of England loses Normandy and his other possessions in France to Philip II of France (hence his

2014: Alan Pardew (Photo: Dave Howarth/CameraSport)

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It happened today – this day in history – March 1

01/03/202228/02/2022 YA Reporter Alan Pardew, Bank of England, Beatles, Becquerel, Belfast, Bikini Atoll, Black September, Boulder Dam, Charlie Chaplin, Dawn Fraser, Dixie Dean, First World War, Fred West, Gary Sobers, IMF, Jim Morrison, Joe Louis, Klaus Fuchs, Lindbergh, March 1, news, Rio de Janeiro, Second World War, Stalin, Texas, The Spectator, Today in history, Yellowstone

1445: Birth of Renaissance artist Sandro Botticelli. 1565: Portuguese soldier Estácio de Sá founds the city of Rio de Janeiro,

1993: Damage beneath the World Trade Centre

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It happened today – this day in history – February 26

26/02/202225/02/2022 YA Reporter Abraham Lincoln, Australia, Bank of England, Beirut, Charlie Chaplin, Churchill, David Shayler, February 26, Galileo, General Synod, Golden Gate Bridge, Grand National, Gulf War, Ibsen, Luftwaffe, Napoleon, news, Schubert, Stephen Tribble, Sylvia Plath, Ted Hughes, Today in history, Tsar Nicholas II, World Trade Centre

1564: Birth of dramatist Christopher Marlowe in Canterbury. 1606: First known European landing in Australia by Dutch navigator Willem Jansz.

2012: The Olympic Games open in London

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It happened today – this day in history – July 27

27/07/202126/07/2021 YA Reporter Atlanta, Bank of England, Bezos, Bugs Bunny, Edward Heath, Gooch, insulin, Jim Laker, July 27, King John, Lennon, news, Nixon, Olympics, Queen Anne, Robespierre, Shearer, Today in history, Vincent van Gogh, Walter Raleigh

1214: King John of England loses Normandy and his other possessions in France to Philip II of France (hence his