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1970: Jimi Hendrix dies

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It happened today – this day in history – September 18

18/09/202117/09/2021 YA Reporter Che Guevara, Chile, CIA, Dag Hammarskjold, First World War, Gary Numan, Hungary, Jimi Hendrix, Joe Louis, Julian Lennon, Louis VII, news, Olympics, Patti Hearst, Quebec City, Raffles, René Lacoste, Royal Opera House, Scotland, Scott Joplin, Second World War, September 18, Today in history

1180: Death of Louis VII, King of France. 1544: Henry VIII’s troops occupy Boulogne. 1709: Birth of lexicographer Samuel Johnson

1974: Brian Clough

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It happened today – this day in history September 12

12/09/202111/09/2021 YA Reporter Albania, Ashes, Brian Clough, Browning, Casanova, Churchill, First World War, Gemini XI, George W Bush, Harare, Henry III, Howard Hughes, Hyderabad, Jeremy Corbyn, Kanye, Kennedy, Led Zeppelin, Lockerbie, Lunik II, Mahler, news, Nomadland, Public Image Ltd, Quebec, Richard III, Scotland, Second World War, September 12, Southern Rhodesia, Steve Biko, Switzerland, Today in history

1217: French prince Louis and English King Henry III sign a peace treaty. 1624: The first submarine is publicly tested

Spiders provide new roots for Shrimper Glen

28/07/202128/07/2021 Brian Jeeves Canvey Island, football, Queens Park, Scotland, Southend United, Yellow Sport

As if Mediterranean weather conditions in Glasgow wasn’t unusual enough, what would two life-long Southend United supporters be doing sat

Croatia v Scotland – UEFA Euro 2020, Group D – Hampden Park, Glasgow – Team News

Croatia v Scotland – UEFA Euro 2020, Group D – Hampden Park, Glasgow – Team News

22/06/202122/06/2021 Brian Jeeves Croatia, Euro 2020, Scotland, UEFA, Yellow Sport

Croatia: Livakovic, Perisic, Lovren, Kovacic, Modric, Brozovic, Vlasic, Petkovic, Vida, Juranovic, Gvardiol Croatia substitutes: Vrsaljko, Barisic, Caleta-Car, Brekalo, Kramaric, L

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More question than answers for Southgate and Co

18/06/202118/06/2021 Brian Jeeves England, Euro 2020, Scotland, UEFA, Yellow Sport

England 0-0 Scotland A lack of creativity – Little in the way of flair – Ultimately, shown the way by

England (pictured) v Scotland – UEFA Euro 2020, Group D – Wembley Stadium, London – Team News (Kieran Galvin ActionFotoSport)

England v Scotland – UEFA Euro 2020, Group D – Wembley Stadium, London – Team News

18/06/202118/06/2021 Brian Jeeves England, Euro 2020, Scotland, UEFA, Yellow Sport

England: Pickford; James, Stones, Mings. Shaw; Rice, Phillips; Foden, Mount, Sterling; Kane England substitutes: Maguire, Grealish, Henderson, Rashford, Trippier, Ramsdale, Coady,

Scotland v Czech Republic – UEFA Euro 2020, Group D – Hampden Park, Glasgow – Team News

14/06/2021 Brian Jeeves Czech Republic, Euro 2020, Scotland, UEFA, Yellow Sport

Scotland: Marshall, Hanley, Cooper, Hendry, O’Donnell, Armstrong, McGinn, McTominay, Robertson, Dykes, Christie Scotland substitutes: McGregor, Adams, Gordon, Taylor, Turnbull, Nisbet,

1994: Ayrton Senna

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It happened today – this day in history – May 1

01/05/202130/04/2021 YA Reporter Alexandra Palace, Alf Ramsey, Ayrton Senna, Batman, Beatles, Citizen Kane, Crystal Palace, Cyprus, Edward VII, Elvis Presley, Empire State Building, Fidel Castro, Folies Bergère, Gary Powers, Gavin Williamson, Illuminati, Lusitania, May 1, miners' strike, Mozart, news, Penny Black, Pluto, Port Stanley, Salah, Scotland, Today in history

1328: The Kingdom of England recognises the Kingdom of Scotland as an independent state. 1544: Turkish troops occupy Hungary. 1700:

1960: Jodrell Bank

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It happened today – this day in history – March 14

14/03/202113/03/2021 YA Reporter ANC, Birmingham Six, Bruckner, Czechoslovakia, Eric Clapton, FA Cup, Gerry Adams, Jack Ruby, Jodrell Bank, March 14, Mikado, news, OPEC, Rolling Stones, Rossini, Scotland, Syria, Today in history, Trump, Verdi, William III

1689: Scotland dismisses William III and Mary Stuart as king and queen. 1757: On board his own flagship HMS Monarch,

1930: Stromboli erupts on Sicily

It happened today – this day in history – September 11

11/09/202010/09/2020 Mick Ferris Anna Lindh, Beatles, Benghazi, Benjamin Franklin, Commonwealth Games, Cromwell, FA Cup, Fangio, Gandhi, Georgi Markov, history, Khrushchev, Olympics, Peter Tosh, Pistorius, Ray Charles, Roosevelt, Scotland, September 11, Stravinsky, Stromboli, Tojo, W C Handy, William Wallace

1297: Scottish rebel William Wallace defeats the Engllish at the Battle of Stirling Bridge. 1390: Teutonic Knights begin a five-week

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