
First demonstration of television
John Logie Baird gave first public demonstration of television to Royal Institution in London.
Monday 12 October 2026
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John Logie Baird gave first public demonstration of television to Royal Institution in London.
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Geena Davis was born. American actress.
Emma Bunton was born. English singer.
Booboo Stewart was born. American actor.
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Diana, Princess of Wales, member of british royal family, died on this day in 1997. Car crash in Paris. Remembered as: Global humanitarian and celebrated royal figure.

Mahatma Gandhi, political ethicist, died on this day in 1948. Assassinated. Remembered as: Leader of the Indian independence movement.

King Louis XVI of France was executed by guillotine in Paris during French Revolution.

John Lennon, musician, died on this day in 1980. Assassinated in New York City. Remembered as: Co-lead vocalist and founder of The Beatles.

Mahatma Gandhi was assassinated in New Delhi by Nathuram Godse.
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