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1936: The Phantom

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It happened today – this day in history – February 17

17/02/202216/02/2022 YA Reporter Alexander II, American Civil War, Beatles, Boris Godunov, common market, congestion charge, Dylan, February 17;, Golda Meir, Henry VI, Joe Louis, Myles Standish, NASA, news, Nixon, Orange Free State, prohibition, Puccini, Second World War, The Phantom, Thomas Jefferson, Today in history, Verdi, Wars of the Roses, Winter Olympics

1461: Wars of the Roses: Second Battle of St Albans – Lancastrian army defeats Yorkists and recaptures King Henry VI

1969: The Rolling Stones at Altamont (Photo: Gimme Shelter)

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It happened today – this day in history – December 6

06/12/202105/12/2021 YA Reporter Balcombe Street seige, Beatles, Calvin Coolidge, David Cameron, December 6, Dylan, Edison, Encyclopedia Brittanica, First World War, Gerald Ford, Henry VI, Jacobites, Mandela, Mongols, NASA, news, Northern Ireland, Quito, Rolling Stones, Schumann, Second World War, Sid Vicious, taxicabs, Today in history, Trump

343: Greek Bishop St Nicholas, model for the modern day Father Christmas, dies aged 73. 1240: Mongols under Batu Khan

1996: Damon Hill

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It happened today – this day in history – October 13

13/10/202112/10/2021 YA Reporter American Civil War, Ankara, Beatles, Copiapó, Damon Hill, Dylan, Harpers Ferry, Henry IV, Mahler, Mubarak, Nero, news, October 13, Olympics, Second World War, Simone Biles, Today in history, Vietnam

54AD: Nero succeeds Claudius as Roman Emperor 1399: Henry of Bolingbroke is crowned King Henry IV of England at Westminster

1984: Marvin Gaye is fatally shot by his father during a family argument

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It happened today – this day in history – April 1

01/04/202131/03/2021 YA Reporter Apple, April 1, Beatles, Dylan, Gaughin, Iran, Joe Louis, Lennon, MArvin Gaye, news, Okinawa, Pompeii, Strangeways, Today in history, Troggs

1318: Berwick-upon-Tweed is captured by the Scottish from the English. 1748: The ruins of Pompeii are rediscovered by Spaniard Rocque

1915: 25,000 women march in New York City demanding the right to vote

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It happened today – this day in history – October 23

23/10/202028/01/2021 Mick Ferris Andrew Bonar Law, Brutus, Chophouse Massacre, Dillinger, Dylan, Edgehill, El Alamein, Grays, history, Jimi Hendrix, Joe Frazier, Napoleon, October 23, Sid Vicious, Stevie Wonder, suffragettes, Walpole, Watergate

42BC: One of Julius Caesar’s assassins, Brutus commits suicide. 1091: A tornado hits London, destroying the wooden London Bridge. 1642:

1988: The Shroud of Turin is declared a fake from the Middle Ages

It happened today – this day in history – October 13

13/10/202013/10/2020 Mick Ferris Ankara, Beatles, Copiapó, Damon Hill, Dylan, Greenwich, Harpers Ferry, Henry IV, history, Mahler, Mecca, Nero, October 13, Shroud of Turin, Spycatcher

54AD: Nero succeeds Claudius as Roman Emperor 1399: Henry of Bolingbroke is crowned King Henry IV of England at Westminster

It happened today – this day in history – July 25

25/07/202024/07/2020 Mick Ferris Bleriot, Cilla Black, Concorde, Dylan, Edward Kennedy, history, July 25, Louise Brown, Mao, Mussolini, Napoleon, Nelson, Rock Hudson, Sacha Baron Cohen, Sarajevo

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

1917: HMS Vanguard

It happened today – this day in history – July 9

09/07/202008/07/2020 Mick Ferris Boris Johnson, Dylan, Fagan, history, HMS Vanguard, July 9, Warhol, Wimbledon, Wings, York Minster, Zachary Taylor

1401: Turko-Mongol ruler Tamerlane destroys Baghdad, killing 20,000. 1540: Henry VIII annuls his six month marriage to his fourth wife

1965: John Lennon's second book: A Spaniard In The Works

It happened today – this day in history – June 24

24/06/202023/06/2020 Mick Ferris Clapton, Dougan, Dylan, Falconer, Gotti, Henry VIII, history, June 24, Lennon, Mary Pickford, Napoleon, Picasso, William III

1314: Scotland regains independence from England at the Battle of Bannockburn. 1340: The English fleet destroys the French at the

1943: V1 rocket at Peenemunde

It happened today – this day in history – June 23

23/06/202015/06/2021 Mick Ferris Bobbitt, Brexit, Catherine the Great, Desmond Tutu, Donald Maclean, Dylan, Frazier, Guy Burgess, history, June 23, Louis XVI, Nixon, Peenemunde, Watergate

930: The Icelandic Parliament, the Alþingi, the world’s oldest parliament, is established. 1547: Champion of the Protestant Reformation, Philip I,

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