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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

1886: Robert Louis Stevenson

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It happened today – this day in history – January 5

05/01/202304/01/2023 YA Reporter Amelia Earhart, Benedict Arnold, Bonnie Parker, First World War, Golden Gate Bridge, Hendrix, Henry VIII, Iran, January 5, Kampuchea, Louis XV, NASA, news, Northern Ireland, Ray Davies, Robert Louis Stevenson, Samuel Beckett, Second World War, Shipman, Today in history, Yorkshire Ripper

1066: Death of Edward the Confessor. 1463: French poet Francois Villon is banished from Paris. 1500: Duke Ludovico Sforza reconquers

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

1953: Samuel Beckett

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It happened today – this day in history – January 5

05/01/202204/01/2022 YA Reporter Amelia Earhart, Benedict Arnold, Bonnie and Clyde, First World War, Golden Gate Bridge, HArold Shipman, Henry VIII, Iran, January 5, Louis XV, news, Northern Ireland, Ray Davies, Robert Louis Stevenson, Samuel Beckett, Second World War, Today in history, Yorkshire Ripper

1066: Death of Edward the Confessor. 1463: French poet Francois Villon is banished from Paris. 1500: Duke Ludovico Sforza reconquers

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

1968: Artist Andy Warhol is shot three times by feminist Valerie Solanas

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It happened today – this day in history – June 3

03/06/202103/06/2021 YA Reporter Andy Warhol, bikini, Chauvin, Crusaders, David Bowie, David Crosby, Dunkirk, Elvis, Florida, Gemini 4, Gemini 9, George V, Graham Nash, Imran Khan, Jay Z, Jesse James, Jim Gordon, jubilee, June 3, Kennedy, Kruschev, Lacrosse, London Bridge, Mountbatten, Muhammad Ali, news, Pope John XXIII, Ray Davies, Real Madrid, Ringo, Stephen Stills, Tiananmen Square, Today in history, Valerie Solanas, W G Grace, Wallis Simpson

1098: After a five-month siege in the First Crusade, Crusaders seize Antioch (in modern day Turkey). 1539: Explorer Hernando de

1998: The Little Mermaid, Copenhagen

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It happened today – this day in history – January 5

05/01/202128/01/2021 YA Reporter Amelia Earhart, Bonnie and Clyde, Golden Gate Bridge, history, January 5, Jimi Hendrix, Louis XV, Mingus, Ray Davies, Robert Louis Stevenson, Shipman, Sonny Bono, Yorkshire Ripper

1066: Death of Edward the Confessor. 1463: French poet Francois Villon is banished from Paris. 1500: Duke Ludovico Sforza reconquers

1973: Ray Davies of The Kinks

It happened today – this day in history – July 15

15/07/202014/07/2020 Mick Ferris Alcoholics Anonymous, Charles II, history, Hoover, July 15, Lennon, Makarios, McCartney, Napoleon, Pacquiao, Poindexter, Ray Davies, Rosetta Stone, Versace

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

It happened today – this day in history – January 5

05/01/202004/01/2020 Mick Ferris Eusebio, Hendrix, history, January 5, Ray Davies, Shipman, Sonny Bono

1066: Death of Edward The Confessor. 1531: Pope Clemes VII forbids Henry VIII from remarrying. 1719: Britain, Hannover, Saxony-Poland and