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15/01/202215/01/2022 Mick Ferris 0 Comments Cliffs Pavilion, Fastlove, George Michael, leisure, southend

Fastlove – the show that promises to get the “boom-boom-boom-boom back into your heart” – is coming to the Cliffs

1952: Charlie Chaplin

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It happened today – this day in history – September 19

19/09/202118/09/2021 YA Reporter Adrian Moorehouse, Bangkok, Betty and Barney Hill, Blackpool, Bobby Robson, Bombay plague, Bruno Hauptmann, Charlie Chaplin, Cliff Richard, Colwich Junction, Fawlty Towers, George Michael, George Washington, Glastonbury, Goodfellas, Gram Parsons, Hundred Years War, James Garfield, Juan Peron, Khrushchev, Mahler, news, Olympics, Second World War, September 19, Simon and Garfunkel, Solzhenitsyn, Southall, Today in history

1356: English forces under Edward The Black Prince defeat the French at the Battle of Poitiers and capture the French

1958: Cliff Richard appears on Oh Boy

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It happened today – this day in history – September 13

13/09/202112/09/2021 YA Reporter Arafat, Beatles, Cliff Richard, Elton John, Faraday, Felicity Huffman, George Michael, Hadrian's Wall, Iain Duncan Smith, Lennon, Lindy Chamberlain, Michelangelo, news, Nintendo, rabin, RMS Lusitania, Second World War, September 13, Stalingrad, Stravinsky, Today in history, Treaty of Worms, Tupac Shakur, Velcro, Vorster

122AD: Building begins on Hadrian’s Wall. 1503: Michelangelo begins work on his statue of David. 1574: The Turkish fleet recaptures

1974: Rick Wakeman quits Yes

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It happened today – this day in history – June 8

08/06/202107/06/2021 YA Reporter Aitken, Attila, Bjorn Borg, Black Prince, Brian Jones, Christine Keeler, Cochise, Falklands, George Michael, Henry IV, HMS Galahad, James Comey, James Earl Ray, June 8, Laki, Lindisfarne, Louis XVII, Nelson, news, Richard I, Rick Wakeman, Sepp Blatter, Stephen Ward, Tennessee, Thailand, Theresa May, Today in history, Verdun, Vietnam, Vikings

452: Attila the Hun invades Italy. 793: Vikings in long ships from modern-day Norway plunder St Cuthbert’s monastery on Lindisfarne

1968: Ronan Point

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It happened today – this day in history – May 16

16/05/202115/05/2021 YA Reporter Abraham Lincoln, Academy Awards, Alex Almond, Andrew Johnson, Bill Gates, Billie Holiday, Dambusters, Edgar Allen Poe, Emil Jannings, Florence, George Michael, Gorbachev, Gordon Cooper, Israel, Janet Gaynor, Jeremy Kyle, Jim Henson, Jim Laker, Joan of Arc, John Prescott, Keith Richards, Marie Antoinette, Mary Queen of Scots, May 16, Muhammad Ali, news, Pete Townshend, Ronan Point, Sadio Mané, Sir Thomas More, The Queen, Today in history

1527: Florence becomes a republic. 1532: Sir Thomas More resigns as Lord Chancellor. 1568: Mary, Queen of Scots flees to

1985: Disaster strikes at Bradford City's Valley Parade stadium

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It happened today – this day in history – May 11

11/05/202110/05/2021 YA Reporter Bob Marley, Bradford City, Byzantium, David Cameron, EEC, Eichmann, Elton John, George Michael, Greville Wynne, Israel, Lennon, May 11, Monty Python, news, Real Madrid, Spencer Percival, Today in history, waltz

330: Byzantium becomes the capital of the Roman Empire. 1310: 54 Knights Templar are burned at the stake in France

1966: John Lennon records the vocal for Tomorrow Never Knows while sitting upside down

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It happened today – this day in history – April 7

07/04/202106/04/2021 YA Reporter April 7, Bach, Baghdad, Beatles, Beethoven, Deng Xiaoping, Dick Turpin, George Michael, Hansie Cronje, Jim Clark, Jimmy Carter, John Stonehouse, John Wayne, Keith Richards, Lee Brilleaux, Mick Jagger, news, Siouxsie And The Banshees, Today in history, Trump, Vesuvius

1724: Bach’s “St John Passion” premieres in Leipzig. 1739: Highwayman Dick Turpin is executed for horse theft. 1770: Birth of

1923: Archaeologist Howard Carter at the sarcophagus of Egyptian pharaoh Tutankhamun

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It happened today – on this day in history – February 16

16/02/202115/02/2021 YA Reporter Abraham Lincoln, Beeching, Bodyline, Castro, Charles I, Churchill, Clive Ponting, Earl of Shaftesbury, ELP, English Civil War, February 16, George Michael, Haile Selassie, Howard Carter, Kyoto Protocol, Lithuania, Today in history, Tutankhamun

600: Pope Gregory the Great decrees saying “God bless You” is the correct response to a sneeze. 1641: Charles I

1977: Charlie Chaplin dies

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It happened today – on this day in history – December 25

25/12/202028/01/2021 YA Reporter Afghanistan, Ceausescu, Charlie Chaplin, Christmas truce, Christopher Columbus, Darwin, December 25, George Michael, Gorbachev, Hirohito, history, James Brown, Johnny Ace, Paul McCartney, St Francis of Assisi, The Queen, William the Conqueror

352: The first definite date Christmas was celebrated on this day. 597: England adopts the Julian calendar. 800: Pope Leo

1895: Train derailment at Gare Montparnasse in Paris

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It happened today – this day in history – October 22

22/10/202028/01/2021 Mick Ferris Chelsea FC, Crippen, Cuban Missile Crisis, Duke of Wellington, Edison, Eva Peron, Gare Montparnasse, George Blake, George Michael, GMT, history, Houdini, Jean-Paul Sartre, October 22, Pablo Casals, Paul McCartney, Peter the Great

362: The temple of Apollo at Daphne, outside of Antioch, is destroyed in a mysterious fire. 1383: A two-year period

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