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1984: Sellafield

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It happened today – this day in history – July 23

23/07/202122/07/2021 YA Reporter 0 Comments Amy Winehouse, Beatles, Bill Cosby, Boris Johnson, Chris Froome, Donald Campbell, Dunlop, Greece, Hale-Bopp, HMS Beagle, ice cream, John Bonham, July 23, Kenya, Napoleon, news, Nixon, One Direction, Palestine, Petain, Prince Andrew, Sarajevo, Sellafield, Sharm al-Sheikh, Stalingrad, Tiger Woods, Today in history, Tour de France, Vic Morrow, World Cup

636: Arabs gain control of most of Palestine from the Byzantine Empire. 1148: Crusaders attack Damascus. 1745: Charles Edward Stuart,

1977: Mary Whitehouse

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It happened today – this day in history – July 11

11/07/202110/07/2021 YA Reporter Aaron Burr, Alexandria, Captain James Cook, Don Bradman, Greenland, Henry VIII, July 11, Lord Salisbury, Louis XVI, Lumière, Mary Whitehouse, Mongolia, news, Petain, poll tax, Prussia, Skylab, Srebrenica, Telstar, Today in history, Verdun, Waterloo Station, World Cup

1274: Birth of Robert the Bruce in Scotland. 1533: Pope Clement VII excommunicates Henry VIII. 1576: Martin Frobisher sights Greenland.

1999: Jill Dando is murdered at her front door

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It happened today – this day in history – April 26

26/04/202126/04/2021 YA Reporter Amy Winehouse, April 26, Beatles, Chernobyl, Chopin, Copernicus, Cosby, Dave Clark Five, Elizabeth Bowes Lyon, Falklands, George VI, Grace Slick, Guernica, Hillsborough, Jill Dando, John Wilkes Booth, Led Zeppelin, Manchester United, Maradona, news, Petain, polio, Rolling Stones, Salk, South Georgiia, Studio 54, Tashkent, Today in history

1514: Copernicus makes his first observations of Saturn. 1655: The Dutch West Indies Co denies Peter Stuyvesant’s desire to exclude

1982: Vic Morrow (centre) in Twlight Zone: The Movie

It happened today – this day in history – July 23

23/07/202022/07/2020 Mick Ferris Amy Winehouse, Beatles, Boris Johnson, Dunlop, Froome, history, July 23, liver transplant, Morrow, Napoleon, Nixon, One Direction, Paul McCartney, Petain, Prince Andrew, Sarah Ferguson, Watergate, whaling

636: Arabs gain control of most of Palestine from the Byzantine Empire. 1148: Crusaders attack Damascus. 1745: Charles Edward Stuart,