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01/08/202131/07/2021 YA Reporter 0 Comments Admiral Nelson, Benin, Claudius, Columbus, Game of Thrones, George Harrison, George I, Grand Prix, Linford Christie, London Bridge, Marc Antony, news, Niki Lauda, Olympics, oxygen, slavery, Today in history, Tour de France, Watergate, Yorktown

30BC: Marc Antony (Marcus Antonius) commits suicide aged 53. 10BC: Birth of Emperor Claudius (Tberius Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus). 527: Justinian I

1965: Cigarette advertising is banned on TV

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It happened today – this day in history – July 31

31/07/202130/07/2021 YA Reporter 0 Comments Battle of Passchendaele, Bobby Robson, Castro, Christchurch, Christopher Columbus, cigarettes, Daniel Defoe, Elvis Presley, Jim Reeves, July 31, K2, Keith Richards, Marc Antony, Michael Phelps, Mick Jagger, news, Olympics, Scaramucci, Spycatcher, Tibet, Today in history, Tour de France, Zara Phillips

54BC: Aurelia Cotta, mother of Julius Caesar, dies at 66. 30BC: Marc Antony achieves a minor victory over Octavian at

2003: Sam Phillips

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It happened today – this day in history – July 30

30/07/202129/07/2021 YA Reporter 0 Comments Abraham Lincoln, Apollo 15, Baghdad, Baltimore, Beatles, Captain James Cook, Chelsea Manning, Commonwealth Games, Fred Perry, Jeremy Hunt, July 30, Metaxas, NASA, news, Olympics, Sam Phillips, Second Balkan War, Suzy Lamplugh, thalidomide, Today in history, Tour de France, USS Indianapolis, Watergate, World Cup, Zatopek

762: The city of Baghdad is founded by Abbasid caliph Al-Mansur, just north of ancient Baghdad. 1678: English troops land

1965: Premier of the Beatles film Help!

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It happened today – this day in history – July 29

29/07/202128/07/2021 YA Reporter 0 Comments Arc de Triomphe, Baden-Powell, Beatles, Bob Dylan, Demjanjuk, Einstein, James VI, July 29, Lady Diana Spencer, Louis XIV, Mary Queen of Scots, news, Prince Charles, Samuel de Champlain, Southend Pier, Spanish Armada, Today in history, Tolkien, Tour de France, Umberto I

904: Thessalonica is sacked by Saracen pirates led by renegade Leo of Tripoli. 1221: Emperor Go-Horikawa, aged only 10 years

1977: Ian Botham

News Today in History

It happened today – this day in history – July 28

28/07/202127/07/2021 YA Reporter 0 Comments Amy Winehouse, Bonus Army, Catherine Howard, Churchill, Damascus, fingerprints, foxtrot, Gene Vincent, hamburger, Henry VIII, Ian Botham, Jerry Lee Lewis, Maze Prison, news, Olympics, Paddy Ashdown, Robespierre, Silent Parade, Thomas Cromwell, Today in history, Tour de France, Vietnam

1148: Crusaders abandon their siege of Damascus. 1540: Thomas Cromwell, chief minister for Henry VIII is executed for treason and

1971: The crew of Apollo 15, David Scott, Alfred Worden and James Irwin

News Today in History

It happened today – this day in history – July 26

26/07/202125/07/2021 YA Reporter 0 Comments Apollo 15, Bobby Charlton, Casanova, Clement Attlee, Edward IV, Eva Peron, Facebook, Fidel Castro, Francis Drake, Harry Truman, J Edgar Hoover, James V, July 26, Kevin Keegan, Liberia, Nagasaki, New Zealand, news, Perkin Warbeck, Robert Plant, Skopje, Suez Canal, Today in history, Top of the Pops, Tour de France, Victoria Gillick, Wagner, World Cup

1267: The Inquisition forms in Rome under Pope Clement IV. 1469: The forces of Richard Neville, 16th Earl of Warwick

1911: Machu Picchu

News Today in History

It happened today – this day in history – July 24

24/07/202123/07/2021 YA Reporter 0 Comments Armani, Beatles, Brendan Behan, Brigham Young, Cartier, Commonwealth Games, George Washington, Gibraltar, Grodz, Harlaw, Jared Kushner, Jeffrey Archer, July 24, Kaiser Wilhelm II, Khrushchev, Machu Picchu, Mary, Mata Hari, Menin Gate, news, Nixon, Olympics, Queen of Scots, Rolling Stones, Today in history, Tour de France, Trump, Tsar Nicholas II, William III

1411: The Battle of Harlaw, one of the bloodiest battles in Scotland, takes place. 1534: Jacques Cartier lands in Canada

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,

1991: Jeffrey Dahmer

News Today in History

It happened today – this day in history – July 22

22/07/202121/07/2021 YA Reporter 0 Comments Alec Douglas-Home, Alexander Mackenzie, Anders Breivik, Benjamin Britten, Cossacks, Dillinger, Duke of Wellington, Falkirk, Jean Charles de Menezes, Jeffrey Dahmer, July 22, Mariner 1, news, Olympics, Pablo Escobar, Today in history, Tour de France, Treblinka, Wiley Post, Ypres

1099: Godfrey of Bouillon is elected the first Defender of the Holy Sepulchre of The Kingdom of Jerusalem during the

1965: William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy in the second pilot episode of Star Trek

News Today in History

It happened today – this day in history – July 19

19/07/202119/07/2021 YA Reporter Apollo 11, Bob Marley, Burma, Christa McAuliffe, Churchill, Doc Holliday, Edward Kennedy, Helsinki, Henry VIII, Ian Botham, Johnny Weissmuller, July 19, Kepler, King Faud, Lady Jane Grey, Mike Tyson, news, Nick Faldo, Olympics, Radovan Karadzic, Star Trek, Tim Westwood, Today in history, Tom and Jerry, Tour de France, Wimbledon

1543: Death of Lady Mary Boleyn, mistress of Henry VIII. 1545: Henry VIII’s flagship the Mary Rose sinks at Portsmouth;

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