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1980: Billy Carter

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It happened today – this day in history – July 15

15/07/202314/07/2023 YA Reporter Alcoholics Anonymous, Algeria, ANC, Apollo 18, Archbishop Makarios, Billy Carter, boxing, Cabral, Charles II, First World War, Georgia, golf, helicopter, Iran-Contra, Jerusalem, July 15, King John, Lennon, Margarine, McCartney, Napoleon, NASA, news, Princess Diana, Quadruple Alliance, Ray Davies, Richard II, Rosetta Stone, Rwanda, Second World War, Soyuz 19, Srebrenica, Today in history, Tour de France, Turkey, Versace, Wiley Post

971: According to legend, English saint Swithun is reburied inside Winchester Cathedral (against his wishes), whereby a terrible storm proceeds

1977: Leonid Brezhnev

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It happened today – this day in history – June 16

16/06/202315/06/2023 YA Reporter Abraham Lincoln, American Revolutionary War, Andropov, Athletics, Beatles, Biden, Bob Dylan, Brezhnev, George VI, golf, helicopter, Henry VII, Hoover, Jo Cox MP, June 16, Lithuania, Mary Queen of Scots, Monterey, Napoleon, Native Land Act, news, Nureyev, Pepsi Cola, Peron, Princess of Wales, Putin, Revlon, Rolling Stones, Salvation Army, Siege of Gibraltar, South Africa, Sylvia Plath, Taft, Ted Hughes, tennis, Today in history, Trump, Tsar Nicolas II, Valentina Tereshkova, VAR, Virginia, Weinberger

1487: Henry VII beats John de la Pole & Lord Lovell at the Battle of Stoke Field – the last

1950: End of petrol rationing in the UK

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It happened today – this day in history – May 26

26/05/202325/05/2023 YA Reporter Akihito, Asquith, Aston Villa, Beatles, Boer War, Calvin, Cannes, Churchill, Coolidge, Cummings, Eden, football, Garibaldi, H Bomb, helicopter, Java, Le Mans, Lenin, Lennon, Lineker, Manchester United, May 26, Napoleon, news, Nixon, petrol rationing, South Africa, Today in history, Tsar Nicolas II, Vauxhall Bridge

1538: Geneva expels protestant reformer John Calvin and his followers from the city. Calvin lives in exile in Strasbourg for

1855: William “Bill the Butcher” Poole

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It happened today – this day in history – March 8

08/03/202308/03/2023 YA Reporter Beatles, Beirut, Bill the Butcher, Bluebird, helicopter, Henry VIII, Joe Frazier, Malaysia Airlines, Malcolm X, March 8, McCartney, McVeigh, Muhammad Ali, news, North Korea, postal strike, Princess Anne, Queen Anne, Sibelius, Sturgeon, Suez Canal, Today in history, Toyota, Trump, Vietnam

1531: Henry VIII is recognised as supreme head of Church in England by the Convocation of Canterbury. 1702: Queen Anne

1928: Juan de la Cierva

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It happened today – this day in history – September 18

18/09/202218/09/2022 YA Reporter Burundi, Che Guevara, Chile, China, CIA, Dag Hammarskjöld, First World War, Gary Numan, George Washington, helicopter, Hendrix, Henry VIII, Hungary, Idi Amin, Jamaica, Juan de la Cierva, Kitchener, New York Times, news, Olympics, Pakistan, Quebec, Raffles, Royal Opera House, Rwanda, Scotland, Scott Joplin, September 18, Today in history, Trinidad

1180: Death of Louis VII, King of France. 1544: Henry VIII’s troops occupy Boulogne. 1709: Birth of lexicographer Samuel Johnson

1981: The wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer

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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

1974: TV news reporter Christine Chubbuck

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It happened today – this day in history – July 15

15/07/202214/07/2022 YA Reporter Alcoholics Anonymous, Algeria, Apollo 18, Archbishop Makarios, British Open, Buchenwald, Cabral, Chubbuck, First World War, helicopter, Herbert Hoover, Jerusalem, July 15, King John, Lennon, Margarine, Mariner IV, McCartney, Napoleon, National Health Insurance Act, news, Poindexter, Pope John Paul II, Prince, Princess Diana, Ray Davies, Richard II, Rosetta Stone, Royal Society, Rwanda, Second World War, Sisulu, Soyuz 19, Srebrenica, Today in history, Tour de France, US Open, Versace, Wiley Post

1099: Jerusalem is captured and plundered by Christian forces during the First Crusade. 1207: King John expels Canterbury monks for

2016: Jo Cox MP

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It happened today – this day in history – June 16

16/06/202215/06/2022 YA Reporter Abraham Lincoln, Andropov, Beatles, Biden, Bjorn Borg, Brezhnev, helicopter, Henry VII, Jo Cox MP, June 16, Mary Queen of Scots, Monterey Pop, Napoleon, news, Nureyev, Putin, Salvation Army, Second World War, Sylvia Plath, Ted Hughes, Today in history, Trump, Tsar Nicholas II, Valentina Tereshkova, VAR, Virginia

1487: Henry VII beats John de la Pole & Lord Lovell at the Battle of Stoke Field – the last

1959: The Marx Brothers' final TV appearance together

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It happened today – this day in history – March 8

08/03/202207/03/2022 YA Reporter Beatles, Da Nang, helicopter, Henry VIII, Joe Frazier, Malcolm X, March 8, Mark Knopfler, Marx Brothers, news, Paul McCartney, postal strike, Princess Anne, Queen Anne, Rover, Sibelius, Suez Canal, Timothy McVeigh, Today in history, Toyota, Trump

1531: Henry VIII is recognised as supreme head of Church in England by the Convocation of Canterbury. 1702: Queen Anne

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It happened today – this day in history – November 13

13/11/202113/11/2021 YA Reporter Bataclan, Caister, Charles I, Edward III, El Chapo, Ethelred The Unready, First World War, helicopter, Jacobites, Kenneth Tynan, Lady Jane Grey, Leah Betts, Mariner 9, Michael Schumacher, news, November 13, quintruplets, Rugby League, Second World War, Senna, Spiro Agnew, Today in history, Voyager 1

1002: King Ethelred II (the ‘Unready’) launches ‘St Brice’s Day’ massacre of Danish settlers. 1312: Birth of Edward III in

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