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2007: Martina Hingis

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It happened today – this day in history – November 1

01/11/202231/10/2022 YA Reporter Batista, Beatles, Black Death, Elvis Presley, Fallon, First World War, Geoffrey Howe, George Bernard Shaw, Graf Zeppelin, Hungary, James Brown, Jenson Button, John Adams, Juventus, Maastricht Treaty, Martina Hingis, Michelangelo, Mika Häkkinen, Mussolini, Napoleonic Wars, news, November 1, Saigon, Seabiscuit, Second World War, Senator Joe McCarthy, Shakespeare, T S Eliot, Today in history, Truman, Tsar Nicholas II, Turkey, Werner von Braun, Woodrow Wilson

1348: The date on which the Black Death is thought to have reached London. 1349: The Duke of Brabant orders

1945: Red Army soldiers raise the Soviet Union flag on the roof of the Reichstag building in Berlin

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It happened today – this day in history – April 30

30/04/202130/04/2021 YA Reporter Akihito, April 30, Capt Tom Moore, Casey Jones, Celine Dion, Columbus, Debussy, Dickens, Eurovision, FA Cup, George Washington, Henry VIII, Imola, Keith Moon, Louisiana, Manet, Michael Jackson, news, Reichstag, Richard Nixon, Saigon, Sajid Javid, Seles, Shilton, Soho, Spandau Ballet, Tim Berners-Lee, Today in history, Wilko Johnson

1492: Christopher Columbus is given royal commission by Spanish monarchs Isabella I and Ferdinand II to equip his fleet to

1975: The evacuation of the US embassy in Saigon

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It happened today – this day in history – April 29

29/04/202128/04/2021 YA Reporter Act of Union, Amber Rudd, April 29, Berlin, Bruce Springsteen, Cambodia, Dachau, Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Easter Rising, Elton John, Elvis Presley, Joan of Arc, Kate Middleton, Lennon, Mozart, My Fair Lady, news, Pink Floyd, Prince William, Richard Nixon, Rolling Stones, Saigon, Sir Francis Drake, Thesaurus, Today in history

1429: Joan of Arc arrives at the siege of Orleans. 1587: Sir Frances Drake sails into Cadiz and sinks the

1989: The World Wide Web is first launched into the public domain

It happened today – this day in history – April 30

30/04/202029/04/2020 Mick Ferris April 30, Berners-Lee, Columbus, FA Cup, history, Iranian Embassy, Manet, Michael Jackson, Ratzenberger, Saigon, Washington, Wilko Johnson

1492: Christopher Columbus is given royal commission by Spanish monarchs Isabella I and Ferdinand II to equip his fleet to

1967: John Lennon attends the 14-hour Technicolour Dream at Alexandra Palace

It happened today – this day in history – April 29

29/04/202028/04/2020 Mick Ferris April 29, Berlin, Duchess of Cambridge, Elton John, history, Lennon, Mozart, Prince William, Rudd, Saigon

1429: Joan of Arc arrives at the siege of Orleans. 1587: Sir Frances Drake sails into Cadiz and sinks the