Pedro Almodóvar, film-maker, Julieta (2016), 72 Dickie Arbiter, assistant press secretary to the Queen (1988-2000), now royal commentator, 81 Bishen Bedi, cricketer, India (1966-79), 75 Matt Chorley, writer, The Times, and broadcaster, Times Radio, 39 Declan Donnelly, broadcaster, I’m a Celebrity. Over several hours, prisoners were marched naked before Sultan Bayezid and executed in 1687 a Venetian army laying siege to the Ottomans in Athens fired a mortar at the Acropolis, igniting a store of gunpowder and damaging the Parthenon in 1969 the Beatles released Abbey Road, the band’s 11th official UK album and their last to be recorded, but not their last to be released (Let It Be, 1970) in 2014 MPs approved air strikes in Iraq, to deal with the insurgency by Islamic State, with the government winning its motion 524 votes to 43.

In 1396 the Battle of Nicopolis took place, ending with the defeat of a Crusader army at the hands of an Ottoman army, leading to the end of the Second Bulgarian empire. The Polish capital was surrendered to the Germans two days later in 1971 the UK expelled 105 Soviet Union officials, after USSR trade delegation defector Oleg Lyalin made allegations about spying. It was also the final edition, as the paper was promptly banned by the colonial government in 1878 Dr Charles Drysdale, the senior physician to the Metropolitan Free Hospital, wrote in The Times that “the use of tobacco is one of the most evident of all the retrograde influences of our time” in 1939 Warsaw was blitzed by the Luftwaffe in the first significant city bombing of the Second World War. In 1690 the first multi-page newspaper in America, Publick Occurrences Both Forreign and Domestick, was published in Boston.

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