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1964: John Lennon In His Own Write

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It happened today – this day in history – March 23

23/03/202222/03/2022 YA Reporter Agrippina, Beatles, Boer War, Churchill, elevator, Exxon Valdez, FA Cup, Gemini 3, Grand National, Hitler, Lennon, Lithuania, March 23, Mir, Mussolini, news, Okinawa, Oscars, Pakisstan, politburo, Reagan, Rheindahlen, Second World War, Shah of Iran, streetcar, Sudan, Today in history, Torvill and Dean, Woolwich Ferry, Wright Brothers

59AD: Death of Roman Empress Agrippina aged 43 – possibly murdered by her son Nero. 1743: Handel’s oratorio “Messiah” premieres

1784: The Emerald Buddha of Thailand

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It happened today – this day in history – March 22

22/03/202221/03/2022 YA Reporter Bill Shankly, Brian Faulkner, bullion, Carl Perkins, Eta, Ethelred, Football League, Grand Coulee Dam, Grand National, Hamas, Indira Gandhi, James Stewart, Jamestown, Laser, Lithuania, March 22, Martin Luther King, Muhammad Ali, news, Profumo, Reform Act, Second World War, Sheffield United, Thailand, Thomas Jefferson, Today in history, Trump, Westminster Bridge, Yassin

871: Ethelred van Wessex defeats the Danish invasion army at the Battle of Marton. 1349: Townspeople of Fulda, Germany, massacre

2011: A massive tsunami hits Japan

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It happened today – this day on history – March 11

11/03/202210/03/2022 YA Reporter Austria, Boer War, Daily Courant, FA Cup, First World War, Franklin D Roosevelt, Gorbachev, Harvey Weinstein, Indonesia, Japan, Jim Morrison, Lithuania, Madrid, March 11, Moscow, Mountjoy Prison, Mt Etna, news, Polanski, Pope Leo X, Queen Anne, Second World War, Somalia, Today in history, Torvill and Dean, tsunami, Verdi

537: Goths lay siege to Rome. 1513: Giovanni de’ Medici chosen as Pope Leo X. 1702: The first English daily

1957: Lonnie Donegan (centre) with presenters Pete Murray and jo Douglas on BBC TV's Six-Five Special

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It happened today – this day in history – February 16

16/02/202215/02/2022 YA Reporter Abraham Lincoln, Beeching, Bodyline, Charles I, Churchill, Clive Ponting, Earl of Shaftesbury, English Civil War, February 16, Fidel Castro, First World War, George Michael, Haile Selassie, Joe Frazier, Kosovo, Kyoto Protocol, Liszt, Lithuania, news, Second World War, Six Five Special, Spencer Compton, Today in history, Tutankhamun, Winter Olympics

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

1962: U2 spy plane pilot Francis “Gary” Powers

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It happened today – this day in history – February 10

10/02/202209/02/2022 YA Reporter Arthur Miller, Beatles, Brahms, Camilla, Canada, David Bowie, Eisenhower, February 10, First World War, Frank Zappa, Gary Powers, Glenn Miller, Halley, Haydn, HMS Dreadnought, HRH Prince Charles, Lithuania, Michael Jackson, Mike Tyson, Muswell Hill, Napoleon, New Delhi, news, Offenbach, Phil Spector, Queen Victoria, Simon Bolivar, Tchaikovsky, Today in history, Tom & Jerry, Trotsky, Winter Olympics, Woodrow Wilson

1098: Crusaders defeat Prince Redwan of Aleppo at Antioch. 1355: The St. Scholastica’s Day riot breaks out in Oxford, leaving

2013: Malala Yousafzai

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It happened today – this day in history – July 12

12/07/202111/07/2021 YA Reporter Battle of the Boyne, Bill Shankly, Boris Yeltsin, Catherine Parr, Charles II, Drumcree, Elvis Presley, habeas corpus, Henry VIII, James II, July 12, Lithuania, Malala Yousafzai, news, Richard I, Rolling Stones, Today in history, Trump, Wild Bill Hickok, William III, World Cup, Zidane

1109: Crusaders capture Tripoli. 1191: Richard the Lionheart and crusaders defeat Saracens in Palestine. 1542: French troops occupy Flanders. 1543:

1945: British navy vessel HMS Formidable on fire during the Battle of Okinawa after being struck by a kamikaze

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It happened today – this day in history – March 23

23/03/202122/03/2021 YA Reporter Beatles, Exxon Valdez, FA Cup, Grand National, Handel, Lennon, Lithuania, March 23, Mir, Neil Aspinall, news, Okinawa, politburo, Ronald Reagan, Sudan, Today in history, Torvill and Dean, Yoko Ono

59AD: Death of Roman Empress Agrippina aged 43 – possibly murdered by her son Nero. 1743: Handel’s oratorio “Messiah” premieres

1985: Mikhail Gorbachev

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It happened today – this day in history – March 11

11/03/202110/03/2021 YA Reporter Auschwitz, Franklin D Roosevelt, Goths, Keith Emerson, Lithuania, Madrid, March 11, Mikhail Gorbachev, news, North Korea, Oasis, Queen Anne, Today in history, Verdi

537: Goths lay siege to Rome. 1513: Giovanni de’ Medici chosen as Pope Leo X. 1702: The first English daily

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

1933: Bert Oldfield is struck in the head after a delivery from Harold Larwood during the third Test of the Bodyline 1932/33 Test series at the Adelaide Oval

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

16/02/202015/02/2020 Mick Ferris Apprentice, Ashes, Bodyline, Castro, February 16, Frazier, George Michael, Hezbollah, history, Lithuania, Tutankhamun

600: Pope Gregory the Great decrees saying “God bless You” is the correct response to a sneeze. 1646: Battle of