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Cleopatra ❤️ Caesar
Cleopatra ❤️ Caesar

Episode 1334

Julius Caesar intervened to put his lover and ally Cleopatra on the Egyptian throne on 27th March, 47 BC - cementing their position as the world’s pr…

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The Heaven's Gate 'Ascendancy'
The Heaven's Gate 'Ascendancy'

Episode 1333

The mass suicide of 39 members of the Heaven's Gate cult in San Diego County was discovered on 26th March, 1997. The tragedy came to light after a fo…

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Flour Power: The Tichborne Dole and the Biddenden Maids
Flour Power: The Tichborne Dole and the Biddenden Maids

Episode 1332

Each Lady Day, the Hampshire village of Tichborne hands out bags of flour to the  locals - a tradition that began on 25th March, 1150 after Lady Marb…

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The Suffragettes of Sport
The Suffragettes of Sport

Episode 1331

The first international women’s sports event, The Women’s Olympiad, kicked off in Monte Carlo on 24th March, 1921. A hundred athletes from five natio…

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Ricky Martin's Latin Explosion
Ricky Martin's Latin Explosion

Episode 1330

Ricky Martin’s ‘Livin’ La Vida Loca’ was released on 23rd March, 1999 - launching the singer to worldwide superstardom, and kickstarting a Latino pop…

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What Caused The Black Death?
What Caused The Black Death?

Episode 1328

The bubonic plague was blamed on witches, Jews, God’s wrath, and, on 20th March 1345, in a new theory propagated by the King of France, the rare plan…

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The Horse Bus
The Horse Bus

Episode 1327

Blaise Pascal created the first organised public transport system: the carrosses à cinq sols (“five-sou carriages”), which had its first full day of …

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Braille For Your Feet
Braille For Your Feet

Episode 1326

Tenji blocks (点字ブロック) - small raised shapes in the pavement to assist visually impaired people in crossing the road - were first installed near the O…

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Parading for St Paddy
Parading for St Paddy

Episode 1325

The first ever St. Patrick’s Day parade took place not in Ireland, as many people might expect, but in Spanish Florida, on March 17, 1601. It wasn’t …

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Burn The Heretics!
Burn The Heretics!

Episode 1324

Over 200 people were burned at the stake on 16th March, 1244, throwing themselves on to the pyre in their refusal to accept the Catholic church.

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