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07/03/202206/03/2022 YA Reporter Alexander Graham Bell, Amundsen, Bangladesh, Beatles, Bikini Atoll, Catherine of Aragon, Duchess of Sussex, Duke of Sussex, George III, Golda Meir, Henry VIII, Huawei, Malcolm Campbell, March 7, Monopoly, Napoleon, news, Pakistan, Salman Rushdie, Second World War, Selma, Tina Turner, Today in history

322BC: Death of Aristotle. 1274: Death of Italian theologian Thomas Aquinas. 1530: Henry VIII’s request to divorce Catherine of Aragon

1952: Princess Elizabeth returns from Kenya as Queen after the death of her father King George VI

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It happened today – this day in history – February 6

06/02/202205/02/2022 YA Reporter American Civil War, Ariel Sharon, Bengazi, Charlie Chaplin, Constantinople, Diane Blood, February 6, George Harrison, George VI, James II, Klaus Barbie, Manchester United, Monopoly, Muhammad Ali, Munich Air Disaster, news, Nixon, Northern Ireland, Palmerston, Pope Pius XI, Schumann, Second World War, Stamford Raffles, Stanley Matthews, suffrage, Super Bowl, Today in history, Winter Olympics

1189: Riots in Norfolk spread to Norwich. 1665: Queen Anne (Stuart) is born in St James’ Palace. 1685: The Duke

1974: Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks join Fleetwood Mac

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It happened today – this day in history – December 31

31/12/202130/12/2021 YA Reporter BBC, Boris Yeltsin, Cambodia, Castro, Commodus, December 31, Donald Campbell, Edison, Evel Knievel, Fleetwood Mac, Gilbert and Sullivan, Hefner, Katanga, Mahler, Marie Curie, Microsoft, Monopoly, news, Ottawa, Paul McCartney, Second World War, Senegal, Ted Bundy, Today in history, window tax

192: Roman emperor Commodus survives a poisoning attempt by his mistress only to be strangled in the bath. 1491: French

1991: Robert Maxwell

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It happened today – this day in history – November 5

05/11/202104/11/2021 YA Reporter Columbus, Crimean War, First World War, Franklin D Roosevelt, Grove Park, Guy Fawkes, Hither Green, Inkerman, John F Kennedy, Monopoly, news, Nicaragua, November 5, Poland, Richard Nixon, Robert Maxwell, Saddam Hussein, Second World War, Suez crisis, Today in history, Vatican

1492: Christopher Columbus first learns about growing and harvesting maize (corn) from Cuba’s indigenous population. 1605: Catholic conspirator Guy Fawkes

1912: Roald Amundsen

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It happened today – on this day in history – March 7

07/03/202107/03/2021 Mick Ferris Amundsen, Beatles, Bikini Atoll, Golda Meir, Henry VIII, Malcolm Campbell, March 7, Mike Tyson, Monopoly, Napoleon, news, Salman Rushdie, Selma, Tina Turner, Today in history

322BC: Death of Aristotle. 1274: Death of Italian theologian Thomas Aquinas. 1530: Henry VIII’s request to divorce Catherine of Aragon

1958: Manchester United players perish in the Munich air disaster

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It happened today – this day in history – February 6

06/02/202105/02/2021 Mick Ferris Arthur Ashe, Charlie Chaplin, Constantinople, Danny Blanchfower, February 6, George VI, James II, John Wayne Gacy, Klaus Barbie, Manchester United, Monopoly, Prince Alfred, Queen Anne, Raffles, Richard Nixon, Schumann, Stanley Matthews, Today in history, Tupac Shakur, Winter Olympics

1189: Riots in Norfolk spread to Norwich. 1665: Queen Anne (Stuart) is born in St James’ Palace. 1685: The Duke

1970 and 1996: Paul McCartney

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It happened today – on this day in history – December 31

31/12/202028/01/2021 YA Reporter Batista, BBC, December 31, Def Leppard, Donald Campbell, Evel Knievel, Fleetwood Mac, history, Hungary, Jacques Cartier, Marie Curie, Monopoly, Ottawa, Paul McCartney, Putin

192: Roman emperor Commodus survuves a poisoning attempt by his mistress only to be strangled in the bath. 1491: French

1982: Paula Yates and Jools Holland – The Tube

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It happened today – this day in history – November 5

05/11/202028/01/2021 Mick Ferris Christopher Columbus, George Foreman, Guy Fawkes, history, Inkerman, Monopoly, Nixon, November 5, Robert Maxwell, Saddam Hussein, Sandinista, Sex Pistols, Suez crisis, The Tube, Vatican

1492: Christopher Columbus first learns about growing and harvesting maize (corn) from Cuba’s indigenous population. 1605: Catholic conspirator Guy Fawkes