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1981: The wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer

News Today in History

It happened today – this day in history – July 29

29/07/202228/07/2022 YA Reporter Alexandra Palace, American Civil War, Arc de Triomphe, Baden-Powell, Beatles, Bob Dylan, Constantinople, Davis Cup, Einstein, Eris, First World War, Gaza, Gemini 5, helicopter, James VI, July 29, King Umberto I, Lady Diana Spencer, Led Zeppelin, Louis XIV, Mariner 6, Mary Queen of Scots, news, Pope Paul VI, potato famine, Prince Charles, Screaming Lord Sutch, Second World War, Skaptar, Southend Pier, Spanish Armada, Thessalonica, Today in history, Tolkien, Tour de France, William Howard Taft

904: Thessalonica is sacked by Saracen pirates led by renegade Leo of Tripoli. 1221: Emperor Go-Horikawa, aged only 10 years

1909: Louis Bleriot

News Today in History

It happened today – this day in history – July 25

25/07/202224/07/2022 YA Reporter American Civil War, Austria, Bob Dylan, Cilla Black, Concorde, Constantinople, Edward Kennedy, George Stephenson, John F Kennedy, July 25, Louis Bleriot, Mao, Mussolini, Napoleon, Nelson, news, Olympics, Oregon, Princess of Wales, Rock Hudson, Sacha Baron Cohen, Sarajevo, Second World War, Svetlana Savitskaya, test tube baby, Today in history, Tour de France, Tunisia

306: Constantine I is proclaimed Roman Emperor by his troops. 1261: Constantinople recaptured by Nicaean forces under Alexios Strategopoulos for

1933: Lithuanian research aircraft Lituanica

News Today in History

It happened today – this day in history – July 17

17/07/202216/07/2022 YA Reporter Babbington, Billie Holiday, Bono, British Open, Cecil Rhodes, Coltrane, Constantinople, Corday, Disneyland, Elizabeth I, Handel, Humber Estuary Bridge, Jakarta, July 17, Lituanica, Lutine bell, Nazareth, news, Olympics, punch, Romanov, Sandinista, Second World War, Sir Walter Raleigh, Spanish American War, Spanish Civil War, Today in history, Tour de France, Tower of London, Windsor

1203: The siege of Constantinople begins during the fourth crusade. 1585: English secret service discovers Anthony Babington’s murder plot against

News Today in History

It happened today – this day in history – May 29

29/05/202229/05/2022 YA Reporter Barbarossa, Bing Crosby, Black Hand, Charles II, Chelsea, Chubby Checker, Coca Cola, Constantinople, Ecuador, Edmund Hillary, Heysel, Jeff Buckley, Manchester United, May 29, Michael Jackson, news, Northern Ireland, Orgreave, Oscar Wilde, Rhode Island, Second World War, Spector, Switzerland, Tiananmen Square, Tiger Woods, Today in history, White Christmas, Yeltsin

1176: The Lombard League beats Emperor Frederick Barbarossa and the Holy Roman Empire at the Battle at Legnano. 1453: Constantinople,

1937: Frank Whittle

News Today in History

It happened today – this day in history – April 12

12/04/202211/04/2022 YA Reporter Admiral George Rodney, American Civil War, April 12, Bill Haley, Cambodia, Chiang Kai-shek, Clinton, Constantinople, EuroDisney, Flaubert, Frank Whittle, Franklin D Roosevelt, news, Olympics, Ordinance of Union, RUC, Salk, Scargill, Second World War, Syria, Today in history, Transvaal, Yuri Gagarin

1204: The 4th Crusade occupies and plunders Constantinople. 1654: Ordinance of Union between England and Scotland passed by the Council

1952: Princess Elizabeth returns from Kenya as Queen after the death of her father King George VI

News Today in History

It happened today – this day in history – February 6

06/02/202205/02/2022 YA Reporter American Civil War, Ariel Sharon, Bengazi, Charlie Chaplin, Constantinople, Diane Blood, February 6, George Harrison, George VI, James II, Klaus Barbie, Manchester United, Monopoly, Muhammad Ali, Munich Air Disaster, news, Nixon, Northern Ireland, Palmerston, Pope Pius XI, Schumann, Second World War, Stamford Raffles, Stanley Matthews, suffrage, Super Bowl, Today in history, Winter Olympics

1189: Riots in Norfolk spread to Norwich. 1665: Queen Anne (Stuart) is born in St James’ Palace. 1685: The Duke

1983: Neil Kinnock

News Today in History

It happened today – this day in history – October 2

02/10/202101/10/2021 YA Reporter Adam Ant, Beatrix Potter, Cartier, Constantinople, Darwin, Henry VII, Jamal Khashoggi, Katie Melua, Kim Kardashian, Louis XIII, Muhammad Ali, Neil Kinnock, news, Niki Lauda, October 2, Olympics, Richard III, Saladin, Texas revolution, Today in history, Woodrow Wilson

1187: Sultan Saladin captures Jerusalem from Crusaders. 1452: Richard III is born in Fotheringhay Castle, Northants. 1492: Henry VII invades

1965: Bob Dylan goes electric at the Newport Folk Festival

News Today in History

It happened today – this day in history – July 25

25/07/202124/07/2021 YA Reporter Admiral Nelson, Bob Dylan, Commonwealth Games, Concorde, Constantine I, Constantinople, Edward Kennedy, George Stephenson, James J Jeffries, July 25, Lance Armstrong, Louis Bleriot, Mao, Mussolini, Napoleon, news, Normandy, Olympics, Rock Hudson, Sarajevo, test tube baby, Today in history, W G Grace

306: Constantine I is proclaimed Roman Emperor by his troops. 1261: Constantinople recaptured by Nicaean forces under Alexios Strategopoulos for

1918 and 1998: Tsar Nicholas II and his family

News Today in History

It happened today – this day in history – July 17

17/07/202116/07/2021 YA Reporter Apollo 18, Babington, Billie Holiday, Catherine the Great, Cecil Rhodes, Coltrane, Constantinople, Corday, Disneyland, Elizabeth I, George V, Handel, HMS Lutine, Jakarta, July 17, news, Olympics, Peenemunde, punch, Rolling Stones, Romanov, Sandinistas, Sir Walter Raleigh, Today in history, Tour de France, Tower of London, Tsar Nicholas II, Windsor, World Cup

1203: The siege of Constantinople begins during the fourth crusade. 1585: English secret service discovers Anthony Babington’s murder plot against

1984: Striking miners and police clash at Orgreave

News Today in History

It happened today – this day in history – May 29

29/05/202128/05/2021 YA Reporter Barbarossa, Bing Crosby, Black Hand, Blake, Charles de Gaulle, Charles II, Chubby Checker, Coca Cola, Constantinople, Ecuador, Edmund Hilary, Heysel, Jeff Buckley, Manchester United, May 29, Michael Jackson, news, Orgreave, Oscar Wilde, Phil Spector, Pope John Paul II, Roseanne Barr, Stravinsky, Switzerland, Tenzing Norgay, Tiananmen Square, Tiger Woods, Today in history, White Christmas, Yeltsin

1176: The Lombard League beats Emperor Frederick Barbarossa and the Holy Roman Empire at the Battle at Legnano. 1453: Constantinople,

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