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1989: Ted Danson and Woody Harrelson in Cheers

It happened today – this day in history – September 17

17/09/202116/09/2021 YA Reporter 0 Comments Australia, Barbados, Beatles, Bjork, Cheers, Emmy Awards, Frederick Barbarossa, Herschel, Jaobites, Mauritius, news, Olympics, Paul McCartney, Queen, Second World War, September 17, Sex Pistols, Today in history, William Golding

1156: Emperor Frederick Barbarossa issues the ‘Privilegium Minus’ decree, which elevates Austria to a duchy. 1394: Jews are expelled from

1942: General Bernard Montgomery

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It happened today – this day in history – August 10

10/08/202109/08/2021 YA Reporter |Vikings, aspirin, August 10, Ballymurphy, Battle of Scheveningen, Charles II, Cyprus, David Frost, Diesel, Ecuador, Elvis Presley, Franklin D Roosevelt, Guam, Henry VII, Hong Kong, Japan, Jeffrey Epstein, Jim Morrison, John Cabot, John Flamsteed, Kenny Dalglish, Lasse Virén, Louvre, Madagascar, Maldon, Montgomery, Mozart, NASA, news, Paul McCartney, Psycho, RAC, Richard Nixon, Second World War, Simon Le Bon, Today in history, Trump, Zola Budd

991: The English, led by Bryhtnoth, confront a band of inland-raiding Vikings near Maldon in Essex. 1497: Explorer John Cabot

1999: Thierry Henry and Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger

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It happened today – this day in history – August 3

03/08/202102/08/2021 YA Reporter August 3, Beatles, Columbus, Commonwealth Games, Formula 1, Holly Wells, Horatio Nelson, Jessica Chapman, La Scala, news, Neymar, Olympics, Panama Canal, Paul McCartney, Ronald Reagan, Rossini, Thierry Henry, Today in history, traffic lights

1460: Death of King James II of Scotland aged 29. 1492: Christopher Columbus sets sail on his first voyage with

1982: Hyde Park after an IRA car bomb detonates as members of the Household Cavalry are riding by

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It happened today – this day in history – July 20

20/07/202119/07/2021 YA Reporter Apollo 11, Bandaranaike, Beatles, Bogota, Bruce Lee, Dr David Kelly, Edward I, Edward VI, Elvis Presley, Euston, FA Cup, Frank Sinatra, Hyde Park, Israel, Jane Asher, Jordan, July 20, news, Pancho Villa, Paul McCartney, Pope Pius X, Regent's Park, Riot Act, Sitting Bull, stock exchange, Today in history, Vaclav Havel, Zatopek

356BC: Alexander the Great is born in Macedonia. 1304: Edward I of England takes Stirling Castle, the last rebel stronghold

1958: Julia Lennon is killed by a drunk driver

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It happened today – this day in history – July 15

15/07/202114/07/2021 YA Reporter Alcoholics Anonymous, Algeria, Apollo 18, Archbishop Makarios, Ashleu Cole, Charles II, Greenwich Observatory, Jerusalem, Julia Lennon, July 15, King John, Manny Pacquaio, Margarine, Marne, Napoleon, news, Paul McCartney, Peasants' Revolt, Pope John Paul II, Ray Davies, Rosetta Stone, Soyuz 19, Srebrenica, Today in history, Tour de France, Versace, Wiley Post

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

1985: Queen steal the show at Live Aid

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It happened today – this day in history – July 13

13/07/202112/07/2021 YA Reporter Buckingham Palace, Captain James Cook, Corday, Curtis Mayfield, Henry II, July 13, Kursk, Live Aid, Marat, Mississippi, news, Oliver Cromwell, Paul McCartney, Queen Victoria, Ruth Ellis, Theresa May, Today in history, William I, World Cup

1174: William I of Scotland, key rebel in the revolt of 1173-1174, is captured at Alnwick by forces loyal to

1947: The engagement of Princess Elizabeth and Philip Mountbatten

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It happened today – this day in history – July 9

09/07/202108/07/2021 YA Reporter Anne of Cleves, Beatles, Bob Dylan, Boris Johnson, Chiang Kai-shek, David Bowie, Elvis Costello, Elvis Presley, Henry VIII, HMS Vanguard, Ian Botham, Johnny Cash, July 9, Lord Rockingham, Michael Fagen, Napoleon, news, Oliver North, Otis Redding, Paul McCartney, Philip Mountbatten, Princess Elizabeth, Richard Hadlee, Ricky Gervais, Tamerlane, The Queen, Today in history, Wayne Rooney, Wimbledon, World Cup, Zachary Taylor, Zidane

1401: Turko-Mongol ruler Tamerlane destroys Baghdad, killing 20,000. 1540: Henry VIII annuls his six month marriage to his fourth wife

1988: The Piper Alpha oil rig disaster

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It happened today – this day in history – July 6

06/07/202105/07/2021 YA Reporter Battle of Sedgemoor, Beatles, Biafra, Boris Becker, David Bowie, dollar, Edward V, Edward VI, Francis Drake, Fred Perry, Henry II, Horlick's, Imran Khan, John Lennon, July 6, Lawrence of Arabia, news, oil rig, Olympics, Oscar Pistorius, Pasteur, Paul McCartney, Peary, Piper Alpha, Richard I, Richard III, Sir Thomas More, Today in history, William Kidd

1189: Richard I is crowned King of England upon the death of King Henry II. 1249: Death of Alexander II,

1999: Author Stephen King is almost killed when he is run down by a van

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It happened today – this day in history – June 19

19/06/202118/06/2021 YA Reporter Dean Martin, Ethel Rosenberg, Evander Holyfield, George V, Ian Botham, Italy, Jerry Lewis, Julius Rosenberg, June 19, Kuwait, Lord Lucan, Louis IV, Marilyn Monroe, Maximillian I, Metropolitan Police, news, Nurmi, Paul McCartney, Pele, Robert the Bruce, Schmelling, Sir Robert Peel, Stephen King, Today in history, UFO, William Whitelaw, Windsor, World Cup

987: Louis IV is crowned king of France. 1306: The Earl of Pembroke’s army defeats Robert Bruce’s Scottish army at

1990: The Stone Roses at Spike Island

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It happened today – this day in history – May 27

27/05/202126/05/2021 YA Reporter Afghanistan, Barcelona, Bismarck, Calvin, Christopher Reeve, Dunkirk, Golden Gate Bridge, habeas corpus, Hong Kong, Jomo Kenyatta, Liam Gallagher, Liverpool, May 27, Nehru, news, Paul McCartney, Peter the Great, RMS Queen Mary, Slobodan Milosevic, Today in history, Uffizi Museum

1564: Death of Protestant religious reformer John Calvin aged 54. 1679: The Habeas Corpus Act (strengthening a person’s right to

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