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1989: Salman Rushdie

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It happened today – this day in history – February 14

14/02/202313/02/2023 YA Reporter Alexander Graham Bell, Arizona, Beatles, Bowie, Captain James Cook, Chicago, Cranmer, Dracula, February 14, Gone With The Wind, James Knox Polk, Khomeini, news, Nixon, Oregon, Otis Redding, Pistorius, Richard II, Second World War, Stephen Lawrence, Today in history, Torvill and Dean, Wilde, William III, Winter Olympics

1076: Pope Gregory VII excommunicates Holy Roman Emperor Henry IV for the first time. 1349: 900 Jews are burned alive

1998: Graham Kelly

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It happened today – this day in history – December 15

15/12/202215/12/2022 YA Reporter Aleppo, Bartolomeu Dias, Blunkett, Bolshevik, Bosman ruling, Boy George, Chirac, Connecticut, Diane Modahl, Dvorák, Eichmann, Fats Waller, First World War, Gemini 6, Gibraltar, Glenn Miller, Gone With The Wind, Graham Kelly, James Brown, Lennon, Napoleon, news, Persia, Samoa, Second World War, Sitting Bull, Springsteen, Today in history, Venus

37: Nero Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus is born in Antium. 1488: Explorer Bartolomeu Dias returns to Portugal after becoming the

2014: Lizzy Yarnold

News Today in History

It happened today – this day in history – February 14

14/02/202213/02/2022 YA Reporter Alexander Graham Bell, Arizona, Beatles, Bela Lugosi, David Bowie, February 14, Finland, Gone With The Wind, James Cook, Moscow, Muhammad Ali, news, Nixon, Oregon, Oscar Pistorius, Oscar Wilde, Poland, Richard II, Salman Rushdie, Second World War, St Valentine's Day Massacre, Stephen Lawrence, Thomas Cranmer, Today in history, Torvill and Dean, William III, Winter Olympics

1400: Richard II is murdered at Pontefract Castle. 1556: Archbishop Thomas Cranmer is declared a heretic. 1689: Parliament places Mary

1939: Vivien Leigh and Clark Gable – Gone With The Wind

News Today in History

It happened today – this day in history – December 15

15/12/202109/12/2022 YA Reporter Aleppo, Boy George, Connecticut, David Blunkett, December 15, Diane Modahl, Dias, Dvorák, Eichmann, Fats Waller, First World War, Gemini 6, Gibraltar, Glenn Miller, Gone With The Wind, John Major, Napoleon, news, Obamacare, Rossini, Second World War, Sitting Bull, Today in history, Trivial Pursuit, Verdun

37: Nero Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus is born in Antium. 1488: Explorer Bartolomeu Dias returns to Portugal after becoming the

1944: Glenn Miller disappears over the English Channel

News Today in History

It happened today – on this day in history – December 15

15/12/202028/01/2021 YA Reporter Adolf Eichmann, Aleppo, Boy George, David Blunkett, December 15, Dvorák, Fats Waller, Gibraltar, Glenn Miller, Gone With The Wind, history, Jacques Chirac, James Brown, Lennon, Napoleon, Nero, Rossini, Sitting Bull, Verdun, Walt Disney

37: Nero Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus is born in Antium. 1488: Explorer Bartolomeu Dias returns to Portugal after becoming the

1951: Royal Festival Hall opens

It happened today – this day in history – May 3

03/05/202002/05/2020 Mick Ferris Cambodia, Festival Hall, Festival of Britain, Gone With The Wind, Hendrix, history, Madeleine McCann, May 3, McCrae

1621: Lord Chancellor Francis Bacon is accused of bribery. 1758: Death of Pope Benedict XIV aged 83. 1802: Washington D.C.

1939: Gone With The Wind

It happened today – this day in history – January 26

26/01/202025/01/2020 Mick Ferris Clinton, Condoleezza Rice, Decker, Gone With The Wind, history, January 26, Joel, Logie Baird, Lydon, Pink Floyd

1340: England’s Edward III is proclaimed king of France. 1531: Lisbon is hit by and earthquake killing 30,000. 1666: France