London - Notable Historical Events
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London - Historical Events
| Date | Event |
|---|---|
1012-04-19 |
Martyrdom of Alphege in Greenwich, London. |
1065-12-28 |
Westminister Abbey consecrated in London |
1091-10-23 |
Tornado (possible T8/F4) strikes the heart of London killing two and demolishing the wooden London Bridge |
1212-07-10 |
The most severe of several early fires of London burns most of the city to the ground. |
1291-11-28 |
Eleanor of Castile, wife of King Edward I of England, dies in Northamptonshire. Crosses are erected where her body rests on the way to London. |
1305-08-05 |
William Wallace, who led Scottish resistance to England, is captured by the English near Glasgow and transported to London for trial and execution. |
1346-10-17 |
Battle of Neville's Cross: King David II of Scotland is captured by Edward III of England at Calais, and imprisoned in the Tower of London for eleven years. |
1373-06-13 |
Anglo-Portuguese Treaty of Alliance (world's oldest extant) signed in London |
1381-06-14 |
Richard II in England meets leaders of Peasants' Revolt on Blackheath. The Tower of London is stormed by rebels who enter without resistance. |
1471-04-11 |
King Edward IV of England conquers London from Henry VI |
1471-05-21 |
King Edward IV enters London |
1478-02-18 |
George, Duke of Clarence, convicted of treason against his older brother Edward IV of England, is privately executed in the Tower of London. |
1483-04-09 |
Edward V (aged 12) succeeds his father Edward IV as king of England. He was never crowned, and disappeared, presumed murdered, after incarceration in the Tower of London with his younger brother Richard (the "Princes in the Tower") |
1497-06-24 |
Cornish traitors Michael An Gof and Thomas Flamank are executed at Tyburn, London. |
1499-11-23 |
Flemish pretender to the English throne Perkin Warbeck hanged for reportedly attempting to escape from Tower of London. Invaded England in 1497, claiming to be the lost son of King Edward IV |
1529-11-03 |
London - 1st sitting of the Reformation Parliament |
1534-04-17 |
Sir Thomas More confined in London Tower |
1536-05-02 |
Anne Boleyn is arrested and taken to the Tower of London |
1541-11-09 |
Queen Catharine Howard confined in Tower of London |
1547-01-19 |
Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey, executed in the Tower of London for treason |
1554-02-09 |
Battle at London: Sir Thomas Wyatt defeated |
1557-02-27 |
1st Russian Embassy arrives in London |
1571-01-23 |
Queen Elizabeth I of England opens Royal Exchange in London |
1578-05-31 |
Martin Frobisher sails from Harwich, England to Frobisher Bay, Canada, eventually to mine fool's gold, used to pave streets in London. |
1583-06-18 |
Richard Martin of London takes out first life insurance policy, on William Gibbons; premium was £383 |
1587-03-01 |
English parliament leader Peter Wentworth confined in London Tower |
1598-08-04 |
London's head office of Hanze closed |
1601-01-07 |
Robert, Earl of Essex, leads revolt in London against Queen Elizabeth |
1601-02-08 |
Earl Robert Devereux of Essex armies draws into London |
1601-02-13 |
John Lancaster leads first East India Company voyage from London |
1603-04-05 |
New English King James I (James VI of Scotland) departs Edinburgh for London |
1606-12-20 |
Virginia Company settlers leave London to establish Jamestown, Virginia |
1609-05-20 |
Shakespeare's Sonnets are first published in London, perhaps illicitly, by the publisher Thomas Thorpe. |
1609-10-12 |
Children's rhyme "Three Blind Mice" published in London |
1611-04-20 |
First known performance of Shakespeare's tragedy Macbeth at the Globe Theatre, London recorded by Simon Forman |
1616-03-20 |
Walter Raleigh released from Tower of London to seek gold in Guyana |
1617-08-23 |
1st one-way streets open (London) |
1621-05-31 |
Sir Francis Bacon thrown into Tower of London for 1 night |
1624-09-12 |
1st submarine publicly tested in London on the Thames before James I |
1628-11-24 |
John Ford's "Lover's Melancholy" premieres in London |
1640-11-11 |
Thomas Wentworth, Earl of Strafford, impeached by the House of Lords on the evidence of John Pym, and imprisoned in the Tower of London; he was later executed. |
1642-01-10 |
King Charles I & family flee London for Oxford |
1642-11-13 |
Battle at Turnham Green outside London: King Charles I vs English parliament |
1653-12-01 |
An athlete from Croydon is reported to have run 20 miles from St Albans to London in less than 90 minutes |
1660-01-01 |
General Moncks army battles with the Tweed on way to London |
1660-02-03 |
General Moncks army reaches London |
1660-05-29 |
On his 30th birthday Charles II returns to London from exile in the Netherlands to claim the English throne after the Puritan Commonwealth comes to an end |
1660-11-28 |
The Royal Society forms in London |
1661-01-06 |
The Fifth Monarchists unsuccessfully attempt to seize control of London. |
1661-04-23 |
English king Charles II crowned in London |
1662-07-15 |
King Charles II charters Royal Society in London |
1663-05-07 |
Theatre Royal in Drury Lane London opens |
1665-11-07 |
1st edition of "London Gazette" |
1666-09-02 |
Great Fire of London begins at 2am in Pudding Lane, 80% of London is destroyed |
1666-09-05 |
Great Fire of London ends, leaving 13,200 houses destroyed and 8 dead |
1672-02-08 |
Isaac Newton reads 1st optics paper before Royal Society in London |
1673-02-20 |
1st recorded wine auction held (London) |
1677-02-16 |
Earl of Shaftesbury arrested and confined in the Tower of London |
1678-02-18 |
John Bunyan's "Pilgrim's Progress" is published in Holborn, London by Nathaniel Ponder |
1678-02-27 |
Earl of Shaftesbury freed out of London Tower |
1681-03-21 |
3rd Exclusion Parliament meets in London |
1681-10-24 |
Earl of Shaftesbury accused of high treason in London |
1682-02-09 |
Thomas Otway's "Venice Preserved," premieres in London |
1682-07-14 |
Henry Purcell appointed organist of Chapel Royal, London |
1683-11-22 |
Purcell's "Welcome to All the Pleasures" premieres in London |
1688-11-26 |
King James II escapes back to London |
1688-12-10 |
King James II flees London |
1688-12-20 |
Prince William of Orange's troops arrive in London |
1693-06-27 |
1st woman's magazine "Ladies' Mercury" published (London) |
1695-04-30 |
William Congreve's "Love for Love" premieres in London |
1696-11-21 |
J Vanbrughe's "Relapse or Virtue in Danger" premieres in London |
1697-12-02 |
St Paul's Cathedral, designed by Sir Christopher Wren, consecrated for use in London, England |
1698-01-04 |
Most of the Palace of Whitehall in London, the main residence of the English monarchs, is destroyed by fire. |
1701-05-23 |
Captain William Kidd is hanged in London after being convicted of piracy and of murdering William Moore. |
1705-04-23 |
Richard Steele's "Tender Husband" premieres in London |
1705-11-23 |
Nicholas Rowe's "Ulysses" premieres in London |
1709-01-11 |
Colley Cibber's "Rival Fools," premieres in London |
1711-02-24 |
Handel's opera "Rinaldo" premieres at Haymarket theatre in London |
1711-03-01 |
"The Spectator" begins publishing (London) |
1714-02-02 |
Nicholas Rowe's "tragedy of Jane Shore," premieres in London |
1715-04-20 |
Nicholas Rowe's "Tragedy of Lady Jane Grey" premieres in London |
1715-08-01 |
First Doggett's Coat and Badge race (Waterman's race) held on Thames River (London Bridge to Chelsea) |
1717-06-24 |
1st Free Masons' grand lodge founded in London |
1717-07-17 |
Handel's "Water Music" premieres on the river Thames in London |
1718-05-15 |
James Puckle, a London lawyer, patents world's 1st machine gun |
1721-03-09 |
English Chancellor Exchequer John Aislabie confined in London Tower |
1722-11-07 |
Richard Steele's "Conscious Lovers," premieres in London |
1723-01-12 |
Handel's opera "Ottone" premieres at the King's Theatre London |
1724-02-20 |
George F Handel's opera "Giulio Cesare in Egitto," premieres in London |
1724-11-11 |
Joseph Blake, alias Blueskin, a highwayman known for attacking "Thief-Taker General" (and thief) Jonathan Wild at the Old Bailey, is hanged in London. (b. c. 1700) |
1724-12-09 |
Colley Cibber's "Caesar in Aegypt" premieres in London |
1725-01-04 |
Benjamin Franklin arrives in London [OS=Dec 24 1724] |
1725-11-11 |
George Frederick Handel's opera "Tamerlano" premieres in London |
1726-05-09 |
Five men arrested during a raid on Mother Clap's molly house in London are executed at Tyburn. |
1728-01-29 |
John Gays' "Beggar's Opera," premieres in London [NS=Feb 9] |
1728-02-28 |
George F Handel's opera "Siroe, re di Persia," premieres in London |
1728-05-04 |
George Frederick Handel's opera "Tolomeo, re di Egitto" premieres in London |
1731-02-02 |
George F Handel's opera "Poro," premieres in London |
1732-12-07 |
The Royal Opera House opens at Covent Garden, London. |
1738-04-15 |
Premiere in London of "Serse", an Italian opera by George Frederic Handel. |
1742-05-28 |
1st indoor swimming pool opens (Goodman's Fields, London) |
1743-03-23 |
George Frideric Handel's oratorio "Messiah" premieres in London |
1745-02-15 |
Colley Cibbers "Papal Tyranny," premieres in London |
1747-01-31 |
The first venereal diseases clinic opens at London Lock Hospital. |
1747-02-14 |
Astronomer James Bradley presents his discovery of the wobbling motion of the Earth on its axis to the Royal Society, London |
1749-04-27 |
First performance of Handel's Fireworks Music in Green Park, London. |
1750-02-08 |
Minor earthquake in London |
1755-04-15 |
Samuel Johnson's "A Dictionary of the English Language" published in London. |
1755-07-15 |
French ambassador recalled from London |
1759-01-15 |
British Museum opens in Montague House, London |
1759-04-20 |
George Frederic Handel is buried in Westminster Abbey, London |
1762-02-02 |
Thomas Arnes opera "Artaxerxes," premieres in London |
1762-07-10 |
Roubiliac's monument for Handel unveiled at Westminster Abbey London |
1763-04-30 |
Member of Parliament and journalist John Wilkes confined in the Tower of London, charged with seditious libel |
1763-05-16 |
Samuel Johnson 1st meets his future biographer James Boswell in London |
1766-12-05 |
London auctioneers Christie's hold their first sale |
1768-01-09 |
Philip Astley stages the first modern circus in London. |
1768-05-10 |
John Wilkes is imprisoned for writing an article for The North Briton severely criticizing King George III. This action provokes rioting in London. |
1772-01-01 |
First traveler's cheques go on sale in London, can be used in 90 European cities |
1773-03-18 |
Oliver Goldsmith' "She Stoops to Conquer," premieres in London |
1775-01-17 |
R B Sheridan's "Rivals," premieres in London |
1775-11-11 |
Mohawk military leader Joseph Brant goes to London to solicit more support from the government and to persuade the Crown to address past Mohawk land grievances in exchange for their participation as allies in the impending war |
1776-08-10 |
American Revolutionary War: word of the United States Declaration of Independence reaches London. |
1777-05-01 |
RB Sheridan's "School for Scandal" premieres in London |
1780-06-02 |
Anti-Catholic demonstration attacks parliament in London |
1780-06-07 |
Anti-Catholic riot in London, hundreds die |
1783-11-03 |
John Austin, a highwayman, is the last to be publicly hanged at London's Tyburn gallows. |
1783-12-07 |
Theatre Royal opens in Covent Garden, London |
1783-12-09 |
1st execution at Newgate Jail in London |
1785-01-01 |
"Daily Universal Register" (Times of London) publishes 1st issue |
1785-01-13 |
John Walter publishes 1st issue of London Times |
1787-02-04 |
1st Anglican bishops of NY & Pennsylvania consecrated in London |
1788-01-01 |
London's Daily Universal Registrar becomes the Times |
1792-01-25 |
The London Corresponding Society is founded. |
1792-03-24 |
Benjamin West (US) becomes president of Royal Academy of London |
1792-10-02 |
Baptist Missionary Society forms in London |
1794-03-12 |
Theatre Royal in London's Dury Lane opens after being rebuilt |
1797-01-15 |
1st top hat worn (John Etherington of London) |
1800-03-20 |
Alessandro Volta reports his discovery of the electric battery in a letter to Joseph Banks, president of the Royal Society of London |
1801-10-01 |
Britain & France signs Preliminary of London |
1803-07-26 |
The Surrey Iron Railway, arguably the world's first public railway, opens in south London. |
1804-02-24 |
London's Drury Lane Theatre burns to the ground, leaving owner Richard Brinsley Sheridan destitute. |
1806-10-07 |
Carbon paper patented in London by inventor Ralph Wedgewood |
1807-01-28 |
London's Pall Mall is 1st street lit by gaslight |
1809-09-18 |
Royal Opera House in London opens |
1812-05-11 |
British Prime Minister Spencer Perceval is assassinated by John Bellingham in the lobby of the House of Commons, London. Ironically, descendants of both were later elected to Parliament at the same time. |
1812-09-03 |
World's first cannery ( Donkin, Hall and Gamble) opens in London, England to supply food to the Royal Navy |
1812-10-14 |
Work on London's Regent's Canal starts. |
1814-08-13 |
Treaty of London-Netherland stops transporting slaves |
1814-10-17 |
London Beer Flood occurs in London killing nine. |
1814-11-28 |
The Times of London is for the first time printed by automatic, steam powered presses built by the German inventors Friedrich Koenig and Andreas Friedrich Bauer, signaling the beginning of the availability of newspapers to a mass audience. |
1815-10-31 |
Sir Humphrey Davy of London patents miner's safety lamp |
1818-01-01 |
Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus" is published anonymously by the small London publishing house of Lackington, Hughes, Harding, Mavor, & Jones |
1820-08-01 |
London's Regent's Canal opens. |
1822-10-20 |
1st edition of London Sunday Times |
1823-04-22 |
Baltic Club (Exchange) forms in London |
1823-05-08 |
"Home Sweet Home" 1st sung (London) |
1823-12-13 |
Gioacchino Rossini arrives in London |
1824-02-16 |
Athenaeum club founded in London |
1824-05-10 |
The National Gallery in London opens to the public in its temporary home in a townhouse on Pall Mall |
1826-02-11 |
University College London founded; known until 1836 as London University |
1826-04-12 |
Weber's opera "Oberon" premieres in London |
1828-04-27 |
Zoological Gardens at Regent's Park London, opens |
1828-10-25 |
The St Katharine Docks opened in London. |
1829-06-08 |
1st UK municipal swimming pool outside of London opens in Liverpool |
1829-06-19 |
Robert Peel founds the London Metropolitan Police (Bobbies) |
1829-07-04 |
The first London bus "omnibus", operated by George Shillibeer, begins service between Marylebone Road and Bank Junction |
1829-09-29 |
British Home Secretary Sir Robert Peel establishes London's Metropolitan Police - hence the nicknames "bobbies" and "peelers". |
1830-02-03 |
The sovereignty of Greece was confirmed in a London Protocol. |
1830-03-16 |
London's re-organised police force (Scotland Yard) |
1831-08-01 |
London Bridge opens to traffic |
1832-02-13 |
1st appearance of cholera in London |
1832-05-24 |
The First Kingdom of Greece is declared in the London Conference. |
1834-10-16 |
Much of the ancient structures of the Palace of Westminster (parliament) in London is burnt down. |
1834-12-23 |
Joseph Hansom of London receives patent for Hansom cabs |
1836-06-16 |
London Working Men's Association forms |
1837-02-17 |
Charles Lyell makes his presidential address to the Geographical Society, London and announces that Richard Owen has concluded from Darwin's fossils that extinct species were related to current species in the same locality |
1837-07-25 |
The first commercial use of an electric telegraph was successfully demonstrated by William Cooke and Charles Wheatstone on 25 July 1837 between Euston and Camden Town in London. |
1838-02-25 |
London pedestrian walks 20 miles backward then forward in 8 hours |
1838-04-09 |
UK National Gallery re-opens in its new dedicated building in Trafalgar Square, London |
1838-06-28 |
Coronation of Queen Victoria in Westminster Abbey, London |
1839-04-19 |
Treaty of London constitutes Belgium an independent kingdom & Luxembourg a Grand Duchy |
1840-04-27 |
Foundation stone for new Palace of Westminster, London, laid by wife of Sir Charles Barry. |
1841-03-04 |
Dion Boucicault's "London Assurance," premieres in London |
1842-05-14 |
Illustrated London News; the world's first illustrated weekly newspaper, begins publication |
1842-11-17 |
Opera "Linda di Chamounix" is produced (London) |
1843-10-01 |
News of the World began publication in London. |
1843-11-27 |
Opera "Bohemian Girl" is produced (London) |
1844-06-06 |
Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) forms in London |
1845-03-17 |
Rubber band patented by Stephen Perry of London |
1845-06-01 |
Homing pigeon completes 11,000 km trip (Namibia-London) in 55 days |
1845-11-15 |
Opera "Maritana" is produced (London) |
1847-05-24 |
German explorer Ludwig Leichhardt is awarded the Patron's Medal by the Royal Geographical Society, London in recognition of 'the increased knowledge of the great continent of Australia' gained by his Moreton Bay-Port Essington journey |
1848-07-11 |
London's Waterloo Station opens |
1849-05-27 |
The Great Hall of Euston station in London is opened. |
1851-03-06 |
Dion Boucicault's "Love in a Maze" premieres in London |
1851-05-01 |
Great Exhibition opens in the Crystal Palace, London |
1851-11-13 |
Telegraph connection between London-Paris linked |
1852-02-02 |
1st British public men's toilet opens (Fleet St London) |
1852-02-11 |
1st British public female toilet opens (Bedford Street London) |
1852-02-15 |
Great Ormond St Hospital for Sick Children, London, admits 1st patient |
1852-11-18 |
State funeral of Duke of Wellington (St Paul's Cathedral, London) |
1852-11-20 |
Charles Reade/Tom Taylor's "Masks & Faces" premieres in London |
1853-01-10 |
Charles Reade's "Gold," premieres in London |
1853-09-24 |
Northern Daily Times, 1st provincial daily newspaper, starts in London |
1853-12-30 |
A dinner party is held inside a life-size model of an Iguanodon (ornithopod dinosaur) created by Benjamin Waterhouse Hawkins and Sir Richard Owen in south London. |
1856-03-05 |
Covent Garden Opera House, London, destroyed in a fire |
1858-05-15 |
Royal Italian Opera opens in Covent Garden London |
1858-05-28 |
Dion Boucicault's "Foul Play" premieres in London |
1858-06-29 |
Great fire in London docks |
1861-03-23 |
London's 1st tramcars, designed by Mr Train of NY, begins operating |
1861-11-19 |
The first petroleum shipment (1,329 barrels) from the U.S. to Europe leaves Philadelphia, USA, for London, England on the Elizabeth Watts |
1862-01-09 |
The first petroleum shipment (1,329 barrels) from the U.S. to Europe arrives at Victoria Docks, London, England aboard the Elizabeth Watts |
1862-02-08 |
Opera "Lily of Killarney," premieres in London |
1863-01-10 |
1st underground railway opens in London |
1863-07-23 |
Alexandra Park opens in North London |
1864-01-11 |
Charing Cross Station opens in London |
1865-07-02 |
One-time Methodist Reform Church minister William Booth and his wife Catherine found the Salvation Army (Army of the Salvation) as the East London Christian Mission |
1865-11-11 |
Thomas Robertson's "Society" premieres in London |
1866-01-11 |
Steamship London sinks in storm off Land's End, England and kills 220 |
1866-01-12 |
The Royal Aeronautical Society is formed in London. |
1866-07-21 |
Cholera epidemic kills hundreds in London |
1867-05-11 |
Treaty of London drawn, concerning Luxembourg |
1868-12-10 |
The first traffic lights are installed outside the Palace of Westminster in London. Resembling railway signals, they use semaphore arms and are illuminated at night by red and green gas lamps. |
1870-04-16 |
Vaudeville Theatre Strand opens in London |
1870-08-02 |
Tower Subway, the world's first underground tube railway, opens in London. |
1871-03-29 |
Royal Albert Hall opened by Queen Victoria in London |
1871-12-27 |
World's 1st cat show (Crystal Palace, London) |
1874-05-09 |
Victoria Embankment, in London opens |
1875-05-01 |
Alexandra Palace, London, reopens after being burnt down in 1873 |
1875-08-02 |
1st roller skating rink opens (London) |
1877-04-10 |
1st human cannonball act performed in London |
1877-11-17 |
Gilbert and Sullivan's operette "Sorcerer" premieres in London |
1878-05-25 |
Gilbert & Sullivan's opera "HMS Pinafore" premieres in London |
1878-09-12 |
Cleopatra Needle installed in London |
1879-02-12 |
News about slaughtering of Isandlwana reaches London |
1879-04-20 |
1st mobile home (horse drawn) used in a journey from London & Cyprus |
1880-02-02 |
SS Strathleven arrives in London with 1st Australian frozen mutton |
1880-06-16 |
Salvation Army forms in London |
1881-04-23 |
Gilbert & Sullivan's opera "Patience" produced in London |
1881-05-24 |
Canadian ferry Princess Victoria sinks near London Ontario, 200 die |
1882-03-04 |
Britain's first electric trams run in East London. |
1883-02-17 |
A Ashwell patents free-toilet in London |
1884-01-04 |
The Fabian Society is founded in London. |
1884-01-18 |
General Charles Gordon departs London for Khartoum |
1884-04-02 |
London prison for debtors closed |
1885-02-05 |
News of fall of Khartoum reaches London |
1885-03-04 |
Gilbert & Sullivan's opera "Mikado," premieres in London |
1885-03-14 |
Gilbert & Sullivan's comic opera "Mikado" premieres in London |
1885-11-09 |
Opera "Ermine," premieres in London |
1886-02-23 |
London Times publishes world's 1st classified ad |
1886-09-25 |
Comedy opera "Dorothy" 1st produced in London |
1887-05-09 |
Buffalo Bill Cody's Wild West Show opens in London. |
1887-11-13 |
Bloody Sunday clashes in central London. |
1888-03-21 |
Arthur Pinero's "Sweet Lavender" premieres in London |
1888-09-25 |
Royal Court Theatre, London, opens |
1888-09-30 |
"Jack the Ripper" murders 2 more women, Liz Stride & Kate Eddowes, in Whitechapel, London |
1889-03-23 |
The free Woolwich Ferry officially opens in east London. |
1889-05-14 |
The National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC) is launched in London. |
1889-12-07 |
Gilbert & Sullivans "Gondoliers" premieres in London |
1890-04-26 |
Henry Morton Stanley inaugurated in London |
1890-05-17 |
Comic Cuts, 1st weekly comic paper, published in London |
1890-05-24 |
Tivoli Theater of Varities opens in London |
1890-11-04 |
Prince of Wales opens first underground station at Stockwell, South London |
1891-04-01 |
London-Paris telephone connection opens |
1891-05-06 |
Conductors on London General Omnibus Company go on strike |
1891-07-26 |
Henry James' "American" premieres in London |
1892-02-22 |
"Lady Windermere's Fan" by Oscar Wilde premieres at St James (London) |
1892-02-25 |
James Barrie's "Walker London," premieres in London |
1893-05-10 |
Imperial Institute in London opens |
1893-10-14 |
George Edwarde's "Gaiety Girl" premieres in London |
1894-04-21 |
George Bernard Shaw's "Arms & the Man" premieres in London |
1894-06-30 |
London's Tower Bridge opens |
1894-09-10 |
London taxi driver George Smith is first fined for drunk driving |
1895-01-05 |
Henry James' play "Guy Domville" opens in London |
1895-01-13 |
Oscar Wilde's "Ideal Husband," premieres in London |
1895-02-14 |
Oscar Wilde's "Importance of Being Earnest," opens in London |
1895-10-05 |
The first individual time trial for racing cyclists is held on a 50-mile course north of London. |
1896-01-15 |
Henry Arthur Jones' "Michael & his Lost Angel," premieres in London |
1896-02-17 |
Muzzling Order on the London County Council enforced |
1896-03-07 |
Gilbert & Sullivan's last operette "Grand Duke" premieres in London |
1896-04-25 |
Sidney Jones & Harry Greenbacks musical premieres in London |
1896-05-04 |
1st edition of London Daily Mail (halfpenny) |
1896-05-09 |
1st horseless carriage show in London (featured 10 models) |
1897-07-25 |
Writer Jack London sails to join the Klondike Gold Rush where he will write his first successful stories. |
1897-08-19 |
1st electric taxis drive in London |
1897-10-22 |
World's first car dealer opens in London |
1897-12-06 |
London becomes the world's first city to host licenced taxicabs. |
1898-05-27 |
Arthur Pinero's "Trelawney of the Wells" premieres in London |
1899-05-17 |
Victoria & Albert Museum foundation laid, London, England |
1899-11-11 |
Stuart/Rubens/Boyd-Jones' "Floradora" premieres in London |
1900-02-27 |
In London, the Trade Union Congress and the Independent Labour Party (formed in 1893) meet, resulting in a Labour Representative Committee and eventually the modern Labour Party in 1906 |
1900-05-02 |
George Bernard Shaw's "You Never Can Tell" premieres in London |
1900-07-16 |
A report appears in London that all foreigners in Peking, China, have been massacred. Although soon exposed as false, the report helps mobolize support for relief of foreigners |
1900-07-23 |
Pan-African Congress meets in London |
1901-10-16 |
Baron Hayashi of Japan begins negotiations in London to make an alliance with the British and strengthen Japan's position against Russians |
1901-12-14 |
1st table tennis tournament is held (London Royal Aquarium) |
1902-10-02 |
Beatrix Potter's "The Tale of Peter Rabbit" is published by Frederick Warne & Co. in London. |
1903-06-06 |
President Emile Loubet of France and Minister of Foreign Affairs Theophile Declasse visit London, furthering the cause of Entente Cordiale between Britain and France |
1903-07-17 |
The Russian Social Democratic Workers Party meets, first in Brussels and then London because their leaders have been forced into exile by the Russian Government |
1904-04-14 |
George Bernard Shaw's "Candida" premiered in London |
1904-04-20 |
George Bernard Shaw's "Candida" premieres in London |
1904-11-01 |
George Bernard Shaw's "John Bull's Other Island" premieres in London |
1904-12-27 |
Duke of York Theatre opens in London (1st musical Peter Pan) |
1904-12-28 |
1st daily wireless weather forecasts published (London) |
1905-04-05 |
James Barrie's "Alice-sit-by-the-fire" premieres in London |
1905-11-18 |
George Bernard Shaw's "Major Barbara" premieres in London |
1906-03-10 |
Baker Street & Waterloo Railway opens, constructed by the Underground Electric Railways Company of London. The contraction Bakerloo became the official name in July 1906. |
1906-03-20 |
George Bernard Shaw's "Captain Brassbound's Conversion" premieres in London |
1906-05-26 |
Vauxhall Bridge is opened in London. |
1906-09-25 |
John Galsworthy's "Silver Box" premieres in London |
1906-10-08 |
Karl Nessler demonstrates first 'permanent wave' for hair in London |
1906-11-19 |
London selected to host 1908 Olympics |
1906-11-20 |
George Bernard Shaw's "Doctor's Dilemma" premieres in London |
1907-01-04 |
George Bernard Shaw's "Don Juan in Hell," premieres in London |
1907-02-22 |
1st cabs with taxi meters begin operating in London |
1907-02-25 |
George Bernard Shaw's "Philanderer," premieres in London |
1907-12-10 |
The worst night of the Brown Dog riots in London, when 1,000 medical students clash with 400 police officers over the existence of a memorial for animals who have been vivisected. |
1908-04-27 |
4th modern Olympic games opens in London |
1908-05-12 |
George Bernard Shaw's "Getting Married" premieres in London |
1908-05-24 |
John Masefields "Tragedy of Nan" premieres in London |
1908-08-29 |
NY gives a ticker tape parade to returning US Olympians from London |
1908-09-03 |
James Barries "What Every Woman Knows" premieres in London |
1908-10-31 |
4th Olympic games ends in London |
1908-12-04 |
The world's ten leading maritime nations attend a Naval Conference in London; they agree on rules for blockade, convoys, and seizure of contraband |
1909-02-21 |
John Galsworthy's "Strife," premieres in London |
1909-04-14 |
Anglo-Persian Oil Company forms in London |
1909-06-26 |
Victoria & Albert Museum opens in London |
1909-08-01 |
British SS Waratah disappears on Sydney to London, 300 killed |
1909-11-11 |
J M Synge's "Tinker's Wedding" premieres in London |
1910-02-21 |
John Galsworthy's "Justice," premieres in London |
1910-02-23 |
George Bernard Shaw's "Misalliance," premieres in London |
1910-10-22 |
Dr. Crippen is convicted at the Old Bailey of poisoning his wife and was subsequently hanged at Pentonville Prison in London. |
1911-04-12 |
1st non-stop London-Paris flight (Pierre Prier in 3h56m) |
1911-04-19 |
George Bernard Shaw's "Fanny's First Play" premieres in London |
1911-10-04 |
1st public elevator (London's Earl's Court Metro Station) |
1911-10-19 |
Royal Mint in London sends dies for $1 coin to Ottawa Branch |
1911-10-25 |
London's last horse drawn omnibus made its way from London Bridge Station to Moorgate |
1912-09-04 |
First accident (collision) in London Underground: 22 people injured |
1913-01-06 |
Attempting to end hostilities in the Balkans, the London Peace Conference breaks down because Turkey refuses to cede Adrianpole, the Aegean island, and Crete |
1913-05-30 |
1st Balkan War ends, Treaty of London |
1913-09-01 |
George Bernard Shaw's "Androcles & the Lion" premieres in London |
1914-03-10 |
Suffragettes in London damage Rokeby's painting Venus of Velasquez |
1914-04-09 |
"World, the Flesh & the Devil", 1st color film, shown in London |
1914-09-04 |
France, Russia, and Britain agree in a Pact of London that none will make a separate peace |
1914-09-05 |
Gr Britain/France/Belgium/Russia sign pact of London |
1915-04-26 |
Italy secretly signes Pact of London with Britain, France & Russia |
1915-05-31 |
An LZ-38 Zeppelin makes an air raid on London |
1916-03-16 |
James Barries' "Kiss for Cinderella" premieres in London |
1916-04-19 |
"Bing Boys are Here" opens in London |
1916-05-18 |
A British Royal Inquiry into the Easter Rising in Dublin is set up in London |
1916-08-31 |
Oscar Asche's musical "Chu Chin Chow" premieres in London |
1916-11-28 |
1st German air attack on London |
1917-04-07 |
James Barries' "Old Lady Shows Her" premieres in London |
1917-06-13 |
World War I: the deadliest German air raid on London during World War I is carried out by Gotha G bombers and results in 162 deaths, including 46 children, and 432 injuries. |
1917-06-14 |
1st German air attack on England, 100+ killed in East London |
1917-09-03 |
1st night bombing of London by German aircraft |
1919-04-19 |
Opera "Monsieur Beaucaire" is produced (London) |
1919-07-22 |
De Falla & Massine's "Three-cornered Hat" premieres in London |
1919-08-25 |
1st scheduled passenger service by airplane (Paris-London) |
1919-10-07 |
First London-Amsterdam airline service (British Aerial Transport & KLM) |
1919-10-26 |
Edward Elgar's Cello Concerto in E minor, Op. 85, his last notable work, premieres in Queen's Hall London |
1919-11-12 |
Ross & Keith Smith start a 1 month flight from London to Australia |
1919-12-13 |
Ross & Smith land in Australia from a flight from London |
1919-12-30 |
Lincoln's Inn in London admits its first female bar student. |
1920-02-04 |
1st flight from London to South Africa takes-off (lasts 1½ months) |
1920-03-20 |
1st flight from London to South Africa lands (took 1½ months) |
1920-04-21 |
John Galsworthy's "Skin Game" premieres in London |
1920-05-17 |
1st De Havilland double-decker flight (London) lands in Schiphol |
1920-09-02 |
W Somerset Maugham's "East of Suez" premieres in London |
1920-11-11 |
The burials of unknown soldiers take place simultaneously in Westminster Abbey, London, at at the Arc de Triomphe, Paris. |
1921-03-17 |
Dr Marie Stopes opens Britain's 1st birth control clinic (London) |
1921-05-30 |
Lord Dunsany's "If" premieres in London |
1921-06-06 |
Southwark Bridge in London is opened to traffic by King George V and Queen Mary. |
1921-06-20 |
At the Imperial Conference in London, V.S. Srinivasa Sastri, the Indian representative, puts forward a case for the granting of full citizenship rights to Indians in South Africa and other British colonies; the South African Prime Minister, General J.C. Smuts, opposes Sastris resolution, claiming that he cannot grant the franchise to Indians while withholding it from Blacks |
1921-08-28 |
2nd Pan-African Congress meets (London, Brussels & Paris) |
1921-10-06 |
International PEN is founded in London. |
1922-01-26 |
Ralph Vaughan Williams' "Pastoral Symphony," premieres in London |
1922-10-17 |
Scottish worker begins hunger march from Glasgow on London |
1922-12-24 |
London Coloseum opens |
1923-02-01 |
Noel Coward's "Young Idea," premieres in London |
1923-02-21 |
Andre Charlot's musical "Rats," premieres in London |
1923-06-28 |
Queen Wilhelmina & Prince Henry of the Netherlands state visit to London |
1923-07-03 |
Dockers' strike in Hull/Grimsby/Cardiff/Bristol over to London |
1923-08-20 |
London dock strike ends |
1923-09-04 |
A Charlot & N Coward's revue "London Calling" premieres in London |
1923-09-17 |
Sutton Vane's "Outward Bound," premieres in London |
1924-03-11 |
Eden Phillpotts' "Farmer's Wife" premieres in London |
1924-03-26 |
Premiere of Bernard Shaw's "Saint Joan" in London |
1924-03-31 |
Croydon Airport, London: Imperial Airways established |
1924-03-31 |
London public transport strike ends |
1924-07-16 |
Conference over German recovery payments begins in London |
1924-08-16 |
Conference about German recovery payments opens in London |
1924-11-08 |
Fortune Theatre opens in London |
1924-11-30 |
1st photo facsimile transmitted across Atlantic by radio (London-NYC) |
1924-12-16 |
Noel Coward's "Vortex" premieres in London |
1924-12-19 |
The last Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost is sold in London, England. |
1925-04-21 |
Noel Coward's "Fallen Angels" premieres in London |
1925-04-23 |
1st London performance of operetta "Fasquita" staged |
1925-06-29 |
Canada House opens in London, England. |
1926-01-26 |
1st public demonstration of television by John Logie Baird in his laboratory in London |
1926-03-07 |
1st transatlantic telephone call (London-NY) |
1926-08-03 |
Traffic lights installed at Piccadilly Circus, London |
1926-09-26 |
JB Fagan's "And So to Bed" premieres in London |
1927-01-07 |
Commercial transatlantic telephone service inaugurated between NY & London |
1927-02-16 |
Noel Coward's "Marquise," premieres in London |
1927-04-19 |
"Vagabond King" opens in London |
1928-03-22 |
Noel Coward's musical "This Year of Grace" premieres in London |
1928-04-26 |
Madame Tussaud's waxwork exhibition opens in London |
1928-07-03 |
1st colour TV broadcast in London (John Logie Baird) |
1929-01-21 |
Robert Sherriff's "Journey's End," premieres in London |
1929-04-04 |
"New Moon" musical opens in London |
1929-10-11 |
Sean O'Casey's "Silver Tassle" premieres in London |
1930-04-22 |
US, Britain & Japan sign London Naval Treaty |
1930-09-04 |
Cambridge Theatre opens in London |
1930-09-15 |
1st intl bridge match is held in London. US team defeats England |
1930-09-24 |
Noel Coward's "Private Lives" premieres in London |
1930-12-03 |
Richard Rodgers/L Hart's musical "Evergreen" premieres in London |
1931-04-08 |
"White Horse Inn" opens in London |
1931-05-08 |
Operette "Land of Smiles" premieres in London |
1931-09-17 |
Operetta "Victoria & Her Husband," premieres in London |
1931-10-13 |
Noel Cowards "Cavalcade" premieres in London |
1931-11-12 |
Sibelius/Ashton's ballet "Lady of Shalott" premieres in London |
1932-05-03 |
24 tourists begin 1st air-charter holiday (London-Basle, Switz) |
1932-05-09 |
Piccadilly Circus, London first lit by electricity |
1933-04-27 |
Jessop & Son department store in Nottingham, England, acquired by John Lewis Partnership. The partnership's first shop outside London. |
1933-07-20 |
In London, 500,000 march against anti-Semitism. |
1933-08-23 |
1st TV boxing match - Archie Sexton & Laurie Raiteri in London |
1933-09-14 |
Schaduwproces-Rijksdagbrand opens in London |
1934-11-21 |
"Uiver" returns from Schiphol in London-Melbourne air race |
1934-12-29 |
Japan renounces Wash Naval Treaty of 1922 & London Treaty of 1930 |
1935-04-10 |
Vaughan Williams' 4th Symphony premieres in London |
1935-11-01 |
TS Eliot's "Murder in the Cathedral" premieres in London |
1936-01-09 |
Noel Coward's "Astonished Heart," premieres in London |
1936-05-12 |
Ralph Vaughan Williams' "Poisoned Kiss" premieres in London |
1936-06-11 |
International Surrealist Exhibition opens in London, England. |
1936-10-05 |
The Jarrow March sets off for London. |
1936-11-02 |
First high-definition TV broadcast service, by BBC in London |
1936-11-06 |
Terence Rattigan's "French Without Tears" premieres in London |
1936-11-30 |
London's Crystal Palace (built 1851) destroyed by fire |
1937-02-26 |
C Isherwood/WH Auden's "Ascent of F6," premieres in London |
1937-03-18 |
Gas explosion in school in New London Texas: 294 die |
1937-05-10 |
Busmen strike in London |
1938-02-17 |
1st public experimental demonstration of Baird color TV (London) |
1938-03-16 |
Noel Coward's musical "Operette" premieres in London |
1938-06-06 |
Sigmund Freud arrives in London |
1938-07-21 |
Paul Hindemith & Leonide Massines ballet premieres in London |
1938-09-20 |
Emlyn Williams' "Corn is Green," premieres in London |
1940-01-30 |
Benjamin Britten's "Lesson Illuminations" premieres in London |
1940-05-05 |
Norwegian government in exile forms in London |
1940-05-16 |
British Premier Winston Churchill returns to London from Paris |
1940-06-01 |
Major General Bernard Montgomery returns to London |
1940-06-17 |
General De Gaulle departs Bordeaux for London |
1940-07-23 |
"Blitz" all-night air raid by German bombers on London begins |
1940-07-28 |
Radio Orange, London begins broadcasting |
1940-08-23 |
German Luftwaffe begins night bombing on London |
1940-08-24 |
Luftwaffe bombs London |
1940-09-03 |
Dutch government in exile of Gerbrandy forms in London |
1940-09-07 |
German Luftwaffe blitz London for 1st of 57 consecutive nights |
1940-09-16 |
Luftwaffe attacks center of London |
1940-10-15 |
-16] Heavy German air raid on London, 400 killed |
1940-10-15 |
London's Waterloo Station bombed by Germans |
1940-12-29 |
Germany begins dropping incendiary bombs on London (WW II) |
1941-07-02 |
Noel Coward's "Blithe Spirit" premieres in London |
1941-09-23 |
General de Gaulle forms government in exile in London |
1941-12-08 |
London: Dutch government declares war on Japan |
1941-12-11 |
Dutch government in London declares war on Italy |
1942-05-26 |
Anglo-Soviet Treaty signed in London |
1942-06-25 |
British premier Winston Churchill travels from US to London |
1942-07-10 |
Netherland's government in exile (London) recognizes Soviet Union |
1942-08-23 |
British Premier Winston Churchill flies back to London from Cairo |
1942-12-17 |
Allies in London sentence German war criminals |
1943-03-03 |
Bomb fleeing crowd falls into London shelter; 173 die |
1943-04-27 |
Soviet Union breaks contact with Polish government exiled in London |
1943-04-29 |
Noel Coward's "Present Laughter" premieres in London |
1943-04-30 |
Noel Coward's "This Happy Breed" premieres in London |
1943-06-01 |
Germany shoots down a civilian flight from Lisbon to London, all die |
1943-09-10 |
Lt-Gen Bradley arrives in Prestwick/London |
1943-11-21 |
7 Belgian ministers in London criticise King Leopold III for surrendering to Germany |
1943-12-24 |
Terence Rattigan's "While the Sun Shines" premieres in London |
1944-01-16 |
Gen Eisenhower took command of Allied Invasion Force in London |
1944-01-21 |
447 German bombers attack London |
1944-01-29 |
285 German bombers attack London |
1944-03-19 |
Tippett's oratorium "Child of Our Time" premieres in London |
1944-06-04 |
French general De Gaulle arrives in London |
1944-06-12 |
1st V-1 rocket assault on London |
1944-06-17 |
Resistance fighter/poet Col Blake arrives in London |
1944-07-01 |
2500+ killed in London/SE England by German flying bombs |
1944-08-16 |
Dutch begin diplomatic contact with Vatican in London |
1944-09-08 |
1st V-2 rockets land in London & Antwerp |
1944-10-19 |
British Prime Minister Winston Churchill flies back to London from Moscow |
1944-12-03 |
Britain's Home Guard ('Dad's Army') is officially stood down at a special farewell parade in Hyde Park, London. |
1944-12-20 |
Terence Rattigan's "O Mistress Mine" premieres in London |
1944-12-27 |
Greece: British premier Winston Churchill flies back to London |
1945-01-23 |
Dutch Premier Gerbrandy, exiled in London, offers his resignation |
1945-02-23 |
2nd Dutch government of Gerbrandy forms in London |
1945-03-28 |
Last German V-1 (buzz bomb) attack on London |
1945-04-21 |
Ivor Novello's "Perchance to Dream" premieres in London |
1945-06-05 |
Benjamin Britten's opera "Peter Grimes" premieres in London |
1945-08-08 |
US, USSR, Britain & France sign Treaty of London, set down procedures for Nuremberg trials |
1945-08-22 |
Noel Coward's revue "Sigh no More" premieres in London |
1945-09-19 |
Lord Haw Haw (William Joyce) sentenced to death in London |
1945-12-23 |
Frederick Astons "Cinderella" premieres in London |
1946-01-10 |
UN General Assembly meets for 1st time (London) |
1946-04-25 |
Christopher Fry's "Phoenix too Frequent" premieres in London |
1946-09-06 |
Terence Rattigan's "The Winslow Boy" premieres in London |
1946-12-19 |
Noel Cowards musical "Pacific 1860" premieres in London |
1947-04-26 |
"Bless the Bride" musical opens in London |
1948-07-28 |
The Metropolitan Police Flying Squad foils a bullion robbery in the "Battle of London Airport". |
1948-07-29 |
King George VI opens 14th modern Olympic games in London |
1948-08-06 |
Bob Mathias, US, wins decathlon at London Olympics |
1948-08-11 |
Summer Olympics opens in London |
1948-08-14 |
14th Olympic games close at London, Great Britain |
1949-05-09 |
Britain's 1st launderette opens in Queensway, London |
1950-01-18 |
Christopher Fry's "Venus Observed," premieres in London |
1950-03-01 |
Klaus Fuchs sentenced to 14 years for atomic espionage (London) |
1950-03-07 |
Ice Pairs Championship at London won by K Kennedy & P Kennedy (USA) |
1950-03-07 |
Ladies Figure Skating Championship in London won by Alena Vrzanova CZE |
1950-03-07 |
Men Figure Skating Championship in London won by Richard Button (USA) |
1950-05-22 |
Richard Strauss' "4 Last Songs" (4 letzte Lieder) in London |
1950-10-16 |
The first edition of C.S. Lewis' "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe" is released in London |
1951-01-28 |
"La Vie Commence Demain," which depicted artificial insemination & is the 1st X-rated movie, opened in London |
1951-05-03 |
Royal Festival Hall opens in London |
1951-05-16 |
The first regularly scheduled transatlantic flights begin between John F Kennedy International Airport in New York City and Heathrow Airport in London, operated by El Al Israel Airlines. |
1951-05-23 |
Peter Ustinov's "Love of Four Colonels" premieres in London |
1951-05-26 |
Vaughan Williams' "Pilgrim's Progress" premieres in London |
1951-12-01 |
Benjamin Britten's opera "Billy Budd" premieres in London |
1952-03-05 |
Terence Rattigan's "Deep Blue Sea," premieres in London |
1952-04-21 |
BOAC begins 1st passenger service with jets (London-Rome route) |
1952-05-02 |
Operations begin at United Suriname Workers of Netherlands which flew from London to Johannesburg carrying 36 passengers |
1952-07-06 |
Last tram ride in London |
1952-09-12 |
Noel Coward's "Quadrille," premieres in London |
1952-10-06 |
Agatha Christie's play "The Mousetrap" opens in London (still running) |
1952-12-04 |
Killer fogs begin in London England, "Smog" becomes a word |
1952-12-05 |
-8] worst smog in London ever, 4-8,000 die |
1953-06-02 |
Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II in Westminster Abbey, London |
1953-11-05 |
Terence Rattigan's "Sleeping Prince" premieres in London |
1953-11-30 |
Edward Mutesa II, the kabaka (king) of Buganda is deposed and exiled to London by Sir Andrew Cohen, Governor of Uganda. |
1954-01-14 |
Sandy Wilson's musical "Boyfriend," premieres in London |
1954-03-22 |
Closed since 1939, the London bullion market reopens. |
1954-08-24 |
William Heatherton's "Reluctant Debutante" premieres in London |
1954-12-03 |
William Walton's opera "Troilus & Cressida" premieres in London |
1955-07-09 |
The Russell-Einstein Manifesto is released by Bertrand Russell in London. |
1955-07-13 |
The last execution of a woman in Britain, Ruth Ellis, takes place at Holloway Prison, London. |
1956-03-09 |
Weather forecasting phone line set up in London England |
1956-04-04 |
Enid Bagnold's "Chalk Garden" premieres in London |
1956-04-25 |
Noel Coward's musical "South Sea Bubble" premieres in London |
1956-05-08 |
John Osborne's "Look Back in Anger" premieres in London |
1956-07-24 |
Brendan Behan's "Quare Fellow" premieres in London |
1957-01-01 |
Benjamin Britten's ballet "Prince & the Pauper," premieres in London |
1957-04-03 |
Samuel Beckett's "Endgame" premieres in London |
1957-04-10 |
John Osborne's "Entertainer" premieres in London |
1957-07-27 |
St James' Theater in London closes |
1957-12-26 |
Roger Sessions' 3rd Symphony premieres in London |
1958-01-01 |
BOAC Britannia flies London to NY in a record 7h57m |
1958-03-19 |
Britain's 1st planetarium opens at Madame Tussaud's in London |
1958-04-04 |
The CND Peace Symbol displayed in public for the first time in London. |
1958-05-19 |
Premiere of Harold Pinter's "Birthday Party" in London |
1958-06-09 |
HM Queen Elizabeth II officially opens London Gatwick Airport, (LGW), Crawley, West Sussex, United Kingdom. |
1958-06-27 |
Harry Burrell flies KC-135 record (5:27:42.8) NY to London |
1958-07-17 |
Peter Shaffer's "Five Finger Exercise" premieres in London |
1958-09-09 |
Race riots in Notting Hill Gate, London |
1958-10-02 |
Musical show "Valmouth" 1st produced in London |
1958-10-14 |
Brendan Behan's "Hostage" premieres in London |
1959-04-23 |
1st heliport in Britain opens in London |
1959-05-01 |
Floyd Patterson KOs Brian London in 11 for heavyweight boxing title |
1959-05-28 |
Johnson & Bart's musical "Lock up your daughters" premieres in London |
1960-01-01 |
A photograph of a 13 year-old South African boy in a torn vest appears in the front page of the London Labour paper, the Daily Herald. According to the Native Labour Regulation Act, it was an offence to employ a Native in a mine under the age of 18 years. |
1960-07-01 |
Robert Bolt's "Man For All Seasons" premieres in London |
1960-09-27 |
Europe's 1st "moving pavement" (travelator), opens at Bank station on the London Underground |
1960-10-18 |
In Britain, News Chronicle & Daily Mail merge, & London Evening Star merges with Evening News |
1961-03-06 |
1st London minicabs introduced |
1961-05-10 |
"Beyond the Fringe" premieres in London |
1962-03-27 |
Ann Jellicoe's "Knack" premieres in London |
1962-04-02 |
The first official Panda crossing is opened outside Waterloo station, London. |
1962-04-27 |
Arnold Wesker's "Chips with Everything" premieres in London |
1962-05-08 |
London trolley buses go out of service |
1962-07-12 |
Rolling Stones 1st performance (Marquee Club, London) |
1963-03-21 |
David Hendon & Douglas Cross' musical premieres in London |
1963-05-22 |
A C Milan wins 8th Europe Cup 1 at London |
1963-06-24 |
1st demonstration of home video recorder, at BBC Studios, London |
1963-10-31 |
Ed Sullivan witnesses Beatles & their fans at London Airport |
1963-11-04 |
John Lennon utters his infamous "rattle your jewellery" line at a Royal Variety Performance in London |
1964-02-08 |
Peter Shaffer's "Royal Hunt of the Sun," premieres in London |
1964-04-05 |
1st driverless trains run on London Underground |
1964-05-06 |
Joe Orton's "Entertaining Mr Sloan" premieres in London |
1964-07-06 |
Beatles' film "Hard Day's Night" premieres in London |
1964-09-09 |
John Osborne's "Inadmissable Evidence," premieres in London |
1965-04-19 |
T.A.M.I. Show premieres in London |
1965-10-08 |
Post Office Tower opens in London, tallest building in England |
1965-12-15 |
D Heneker & J Taylor's musical "Charlie Girl," premieres in London |
1966-01-19 |
Tippetts cantate "Vision of St Augustine," premieres in London |
1966-03-16 |
Man From Uncle star David McCallum receives huge welcome in London |
1966-06-01 |
George Harrison is impressed by Ravi Shankar's concert in London |
1966-07-30 |
England beats West Germany 4-2 for soccer's 8th World Cup in London |
1966-08-06 |
Muhammad Ali KOs Brian London in 3 for heavyweight boxing title |
1966-11-09 |
John Lennon meets Yoko Ono at an avante-garde art exposition at Indica Gallery in London |
1966-11-25 |
Jimi Hendrix Experience makes its London debut at Bag O' Nails Club |
1967-03-01 |
Queen Elizabeth Hall (South Bank Center) opens in London |
1967-03-31 |
1st time Jimi Hendrix burns his guitar (London) |
1967-05-18 |
Silver hits record $1.60 an ounce in London |
1967-06-27 |
The world's first ATM is installed in Enfield, London. |
1967-08-02 |
The second Blackwall Tunnel opens in Greenwich, London. |
1967-08-05 |
Pirate Radio Station 333 (Radio Britain) & Radio London close down |
1967-08-14 |
Pirate radio stations Radio 270, Radio London, Radio Ireland |
1967-10-11 |
Yoko Plus Me art exhibit opens in London (the me is John Lennon) |
1967-10-17 |
Memorial service for Brian Epstein at New London Synagogue |
1967-10-29 |
London criminal Jack McVitie is murdered by the Kray twins, leading to their eventual imprisonment and downfall. |
1967-11-08 |
Silver hits record $1.951 an ounce in London |
1967-12-05 |
Beatles clothing store "Apple" on 94 Baker Street, London, opens |
1968-03-21 |
Hill, Hawkins & Coghill's musical premieres in London |
1968-04-18 |
London Bridge is sold to US oil company (to be erected in Arizona) |
1968-04-18 |
Peter Luke's "Hadrian VII" premieres in London |
1968-05-02 |
Gold reaches then record high ($39.35 per ounce) in London |
1968-05-23 |
Beatles open 2nd Apple Boutique at 161 New Kings Road, London |
1968-05-29 |
Manchester United wins 13rd Europe Cup 1 in London |
1968-07-04 |
Arthur Kopit's "Indians" premieres in London |
1968-07-17 |
Beatles' animated film "Yellow Submarine" premieres in London |
1968-08-15 |
Pirate Radio Free London, begins transmitting |
1968-09-27 |
"Hair" opens in London |
1968-10-02 |
1st London performance of "Promises, Promises" presented |
1968-10-14 |
The rebuilt Euston railway station in London is opened. |
1968-10-30 |
Jack Lynch, Irish Prime Minister (Taoiseach), meets with Harold Wilson, then British Prime Minister, in London, calling for the ending of partition as a means to resolve the unrest in Northern Ireland |
1969-01-09 |
Prime Minister of Northern Ireland Terence O'Neill travels to London to meet British Home Secretary James Callaghan, to brief him on the growing violence in Northern Ireland |
1969-01-30 |
Beatles perform last live gig, a 42-min concert on roof of Apple HQ, London |
1969-03-04 |
The Kray brothers, Ronald and Reginald, London East End gang bosses, are found guilty of murder. Both will die in captivity. |
1969-03-05 |
Joe Orton's "What the Butler Saw" premieres in London |
1969-04-21 |
The Ministry of Defence in London announces that British troops would be used in Northern Ireland to guard key public installations following a series of bombings |
1969-07-05 |
Rolling Stones play a free concert in London's Hyde Park |
1969-12-15 |
Plastic Ono Band, play their only concert at London's Lyceum Ballroom |
1970-01-21 |
PanAm Boeing 747 1st flight NY-London |
1970-01-22 |
1st commercial Boeing 747 flight, NY to London in 6½ hours |
1970-06-03 |
Ray Davies of Kinks travels round trip NY-London to change 1 word in "Lola," (Coca-Cola to Cherry Cola) because of BBC coml reference ban |
1970-08-03 |
Christopher Hampton's "Philanthropist" premieres in London |
1970-08-05 |
Robert Morley's "How the Other Half Loves" premieres in London |
1970-12-02 |
Tippetts Opera "Knot Garden" premieres in London |
1971-01-18 |
Northern Ireland Prime Minister James Chichester-Clark attends a meeting in London with British Home Secretary Reginald Maudling |
1971-05-16 |
Benjamin Britten's opera "Owen Wingrave" premieres in Aldwych London |
1971-07-05 |
Simon Gray's "Butley" premieres in London |
1971-10-31 |
The Irish Republican Army (IRA) explode a bomb at the Post Office Tower in London |
1971-11-09 |
David Storey's "Changing Room," premieres in London |
1972-01-04 |
Rose Heilbron becomes the first female judge to sit at the Old Bailey in London. |
1972-02-02 |
Tom Stoppard's "Jumpers," premieres in London |
1972-05-17 |
Tottenham Hotspur wins 1st UEFA Cup in London |
1972-06-06 |
Gold hits record $60 an ounce in London |
1972-07-07 |
Secret Talks Between IRA and British Government: Gerry Adams is part of a delegation to London for talks with the British Government |
1972-08-02 |
Gold hits record $70 an ounce in London |
1972-09-19 |
A parcel bomb sent to Israeli Embassy in London kills one diplomat. |
1972-11-24 |
Taoiseach Jack Lynch met with British Prime Minister Edward Heath in London to give Irish approval to Attlee's paper that said new arrangements should be 'acceptable to and accepted by the Republic of Ireland' |
1973-01-07 |
British Darts Organisation founded in North London |
1973-02-23 |
Gold goes up $10 overnight to record $95 an ounce in London |
1973-03-08 |
The Provisional Irish Republican Army undertakes its first operation in Great Britain, planting four car bombs in London; 10 members of PIRA are arrested at Heathrow Airport while trying to leave the country |
1973-03-17 |
Queen Elizabeth II opens new London Bridge |
1973-03-26 |
Susan Shaw, is 1st woman in 171 years in London's Stock exchange |
1973-04-26 |
"2 Gentlemen of Verona" musical opens in London |
1973-05-14 |
Gold hits record $102.50 an ounce in London |
1973-06-19 |
"Rocky Horror Picture Show" stage production opens in London |
1973-06-26 |
London production of "Grease" premieres |
1973-07-04 |
Alan Ayckbourne's "Absurd Person Singular," premieres in London |
1973-07-26 |
Peter Shaffers "Equus" premieres in London |
1973-08-15 |
David Storey's "Cromwell" premieres in London |
1974-01-03 |
Gold hits record $121.25 an ounce in London |
1974-01-08 |
Gold hits record $126.50 an ounce in London |
1974-01-21 |
Gold hits record $161.31/silver hits record $3.97 an ounce in London |
1974-02-10 |
Silver futures hit record $4.81½ an ounce in London |
1974-02-21 |
Silver hits record $5.96½ an ounce in London |
1974-03-04 |
David Hares' "Knuckle" premieres in London |
1974-03-21 |
Attempt made to kidnap Princess Anne in London's Pall Mall |
1974-05-06 |
Stolen "Guitar Player" painting by Jan Vermeer found in London |
1974-05-26 |
During a David Cassidy concert in London a 14-year old is trampled |
1974-06-17 |
The Provisional Irish Republican Army bomb the Houses of Parliament in London, injuring 11 people and causing extensive damage |
1974-09-01 |
The SR-71 Blackbird sets (and holds) the record for flying from New York to London: 1 hour 54 minutes and 56.4 seconds. |
1975-02-28 |
41 killed in London Underground, as train speeds past final stop |
1975-02-28 |
A major tube train crash at Moorgate station, London kills 43 people. |
1975-03-26 |
"Tommy" premieres in London |
1975-04-23 |
Harold Pinter's "No Man's Land" premieres in London |
1975-06-02 |
First recorded snowfall in London in June |
1975-07-23 |
Alan Ayckbourn's "Absent Friends" premieres in London |
1975-07-30 |
Simon Gray's "Otherwise Engaged" premieres in London |
1975-09-28 |
The Spaghetti House siege, in which nine people were taken as hostages, takes place in London. |
1975-12-06 |
Balcombe Street Siege: for 6 days, four Provisional Irish Republican Army volunteers hold two hostages at an apartment in London, England |
1976-04-05 |
Tom Stoppard's "Dirty Linen" premieres in London |
1976-05-31 |
Loudest PA (76 KW) for Who's Quadrophenia in London |
1977-05-12 |
1st quadrophonic concert (Pink Floyd in London) |
1977-06-18 |
Sex Pistols Johnny Rotten & Paul Cook, beaten & robbed by London pub |
1977-07-18 |
Hugh Leonard's "Da" premieres in London |
1977-09-26 |
Sir Freddie Laker begins cut-rate "Skytrain" service, London to NY |
1977-11-17 |
Bernard Pomerance's "Elephant Man" premieres in London |
1977-11-21 |
First flight of Concorde (London to New York) |
1978-01-01 |
Newspaper editor Donald Woods arrives in London after fleeing South Africa's apartheid regime |
1978-03-31 |
Wings release "London Town" album |
1978-04-14 |
David Hare's "Plenty" premieres in London |
1978-06-09 |
Gutenberg Bible (1 of 21) sells for $2.4 million, London |
1978-06-11 |
Christa Tybus of London sets record of 24½ hrs of hula-hoop |
1978-06-21 |
Andrew Lloyd Webber & Rice's musical "Evita" premiers in London |
1978-08-20 |
Gunmen open fire on an Israeli El Al Airline bus in London |
1978-10-03 |
Gold hits record $223.50 an ounce in London |
1978-11-08 |
Tom Stoppard's "Night & Day" premieres in London |
1978-11-15 |
Harold Pinter's "Betrayal" premieres in London |
1979-03-29 |
Caryl Churchill's "Cloud Nine" premieres in London |
1979-04-17 |
Brian Clark's "Whose Life is it Anyway?" premieres in London |
1979-04-23 |
Fighting in London between the Anti-Nazi League and the Metropolitan Police Special Patrol Group results in the death of protester Blair Peach. |
1979-05-02 |
"Quadrophenia" premieres in London |
1979-05-03 |
Martin Sherman's "Bent" premieres in London |
1979-07-18 |
Gold hits record $303.85 an ounce in London |
1979-09-05 |
Earl Mountbatten's funeral held in London |
1979-10-18 |
"Beatlemania" opens in London |
1979-11-02 |
Peter Shaffer's musical "Amadeus" premieres in London |
1980-01-15 |
Pam Gems' "Piaf!," premieres in London |
1980-04-30 |
Ronald Harwood's "The Dresser" premieres in London |
1980-04-30 |
Terrorists seize Iranian Embassy in London |
1980-05-05 |
Siege at Iranian Embassy in London ends; British SAS & police storm the building |
1980-08-19 |
Willy Russell's "Educating Rita" premieres in London |
1980-09-27 |
Marvin Hagler defeats Alan Minter to claim boxing's world Middleweight championship in London. They have to be escorted away by police after a riot forms. |
1981-04-03 |
Race riots in London's Brixton area |
1981-04-11 |
Race riot in London area of Brixton |
1981-05-11 |
Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical "Cats" (based on TS Eliot) premieres in London |
1981-07-01 |
Nell Dunn's "Steaming" premieres in London |
1981-07-14 |
Kevin Wade's "Key Exchange," premieres in London |
1981-07-30 |
Simon Gray's "Quartermaine's Terms" premieres in London |
1981-08-18 |
Football running back, Herschel Walker, of U of Georgia, takes out a Lloyd's of London insurance policy for $1 million |
1981-10-01 |
J Chodorov/N Panama's "Talent for Murder" premieres in London |
1982-02-23 |
Michael Frayn's "Noises Off," premieres in London |
1982-06-19 |
The body of God's Banker, Roberto Calvi is found hanging beneath Blackfriars Bridge in London. |
1982-07-20 |
T Macauly & D Vosburghs musical "Windy City," premieres in London |
1982-07-20 |
Hyde Park and Regent's Park bombings: 11 British soldiers and 7 military horses killed in Provisional Irish Republican Army bomb attacks during military ceremonies in London |
1982-09-01 |
Caryl Churchill's "Top Girls" premieres in London |
1982-11-16 |
Tom Stoppard's "Real Thing" premieres in London |
1983-02-08 |
Champion thoroughbred Shergar kidnapped in Ireland; never found Lloyds of London pays $10.6 million insurance |
1983-03-09 |
Caryl Churchill's "Fen" premieres in London |
1983-03-30 |
Ray Cooney's "Run for your Wives" premieres in London |
1983-08-06 |
Minnesota Vikings beat St Louis Cards 28-10 in London, England (NFL expo) |
1983-09-21 |
David Mamet's "Glengarry Glen Ross," premieres in London |
1983-10-26 |
Hugh Williams' "Pack of Lies" premieres in London |
1983-12-17 |
The Provisional IRA bombs Harrods department store in London, killing six people and injuring 90 |
1984-04-04 |
Michael Frayn's "Benefactors" premieres in London |
1984-04-17 |
During Libyan Embassy demonstration in London, British police officer Yvonne Fletcher shot dead |
1984-05-08 |
Thames Barrier to stop flooding in London officially completed |
1984-05-17 |
Prince Charles calls a proposed addition to the National Gallery, London, a "monstrous carbuncle on the face of a much-loved and elegant friend," sparking controversies on the proper role of the Royal Family and the course of modern architecture. |
1984-05-23 |
Tottenham Hotspur win 13th UEFA Cup at London against Anderlecht |
1984-08-30 |
Sotheby's in London begins 2 day auction of rock memorabilla |
1984-09-25 |
1st London performance of musical "Stepping Out" presented |
1984-10-31 |
Howard Goodall & Melvyn Bragg's musical "Hired Man" premieres in London |
1985-04-03 |
Vic Elliot pocketed 15,780 pool balls in 24 hours in London |
1985-04-21 |
Ingrid Kristiansen wins London Marathon in a record 2:21:06 |
1985-07-16 |
Bill to abolish Greater London Council receives royal assent |
1985-09-28 |
Race riot in London area of Brixton |
1985-10-06 |
PC Keith Blakelock is murdered as riots erupt in the Broadwater Farm suburb of London. |
1985-10-08 |
Alain Boubil/Herbert Kretzner's "Les Miserables" premieres in London |
1985-12-04 |
"Les Miserables" opens at Palace Theatre, London |
1986-03-06 |
Ken Ludwig's "Lend me a Tenor" premieres in London |
1986-09-03 |
Alan Ayckbourn's "Woman in Mind" premieres in London |
1986-10-05 |
London Sunday Times reports Israel is stocking nuclear arms |
1986-10-09 |
"Phantom of the Opera" premeires in London |
1986-10-21 |
Hugh Whitemore's "Breaking the Code" premieres in London |
1987-04-16 |
British Conservative MP Harvey Proctor appears at Bow Street Magistrates' Court in London charged with gross indecency. |
1987-08-03 |
Chicago Bears beat Dallas Cowboys 17-6 in London, England (NFL expo) |
1987-08-09 |
LA Rams beat Dallas Cowboys 28-27 in London, England (NFL expo) |
1987-10-16 |
175-kph winds cause blackout in London, much of southern England |
1987-10-27 |
Peter Shaffer's "Lettice & Lovage," premieres in London |
1987-11-18 |
31 people die in a fire at King's Cross, London's busiest tube station |
1988-06-10 |
Greatest number of participants (31,678) on a bicycle tour (London) |
1988-06-11 |
Freedomfest - Mandela addresses Wembley Stadium London |
1988-07-31 |
Miami Dolphins beat SF 49ers 27-21 in London |
1988-09-01 |
Timberlake Westenbaker's "Our Country's Good" premieres in London |
1988-09-15 |
Museum of Moving Image in London opens |
1988-10-16 |
"Smile Jamaica" concert for Hurricane Gilbert victims held in London |
1988-12-12 |
3 trains collide in London, 40 die |
1988-12-20 |
Animal rights terrorists fire-bomb Harrod's dept store, London |
1989-08-20 |
Dredger "Bow Belle" collides with pleasure boat "Marchioness" on the River Thames in central London; the "Marchioness" sinks in 30 seconds, drowning 51 |
1989-09-20 |
Musical "Miss Saigon," premieres in London |
1989-09-25 |
Ronald Harwood's "Another Time" premieres in London |
1989-10-12 |
Musical "Buddy" with Paul Hipp premieres in London |
1989-10-23 |
William Nicholson's "Shadowlands" premieres in London |
1990-01-28 |
"Independent on Sunday" begins publishing in London |
1990-02-08 |
David Hares "Racing Demon," premieres in London |
1990-02-14 |
Alan Ayckbourn's "Man of the Moment," premieres in London |
1990-03-31 |
Riots began in London over the new poll tax laws |
1990-10-21 |
The first Apple Day, is held in Covent Garden, London. |
1990-12-14 |
Louis Jordan's revue "Five Guys Named Moe" premieres in London |
1991-02-27 |
Ben Elton's "Silly Cow," premieres in London |
1991-03-23 |
1st World League of American Football games, London beats Frankfurt 24-11, Sacramento beats Raleigh-Dur 9-3 & Mont beats Birmingham 20-5 |
1991-03-26 |
Marc Camoletti's "Don't Dress for Dinner" premieres in London |
1991-04-15 |
East-Europe Bank forms in London |
1991-04-16 |
M Leander & E Seago's musical "Matador" premieres in London |
1991-06-09 |
WLAF 1st world bowl London Monarchs defeat Barlecona Dragons 21-0 |
1992-04-11 |
Irish Republican Army bombs London financial district, killing 3 |
1992-05-20 |
FC Barcelona wins 373 Europe Cup 1 at London |
1992-08-29 |
Largest wrestling crowd outside US (75,000) at Wembley Stadium, London |
1992-10-26 |
London Ambulance Service thrown into chaos after implementation of new CAD (Computer Aided Despatch system) which failed. |
1993-04-01 |
Alan Bennett's "Madness of George III" premieres in London |
1993-04-13 |
Tom Stoppard's "Arcadia" premieres in London |
1993-04-24 |
The IRA explodes a 1000kg car bomb in Bishopsgate, London, killing a news photographer and injuring 44 others |
1993-07-12 |
Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical "Sunset Promenade" opens in London |
1993-07-16 |
S van Ruysdael's "Winter Landscape" sold for £705,500 in London |
1994-03-09 |
IRA launch 1st of 3 mortar attacks on London's Heathrow Airport |
1994-05-14 |
FA cup final at Wembley Stadium London |
1994-12-01 |
Rober Schumanns 2nd Symphony premieres in London |
1995-02-26 |
London finance house Barings collapses after huge losses in Singapore by rogue trader Nick Leeson |
1996-01-29 |
6,138th performance of "Cats" is held in London, surpassing record of Broadway's longest-running musical, "A Chorus Line" |
1996-02-09 |
The Irish Republican Army declares the end of its 18 month ceasefire shortly followed by a large bomb in London's Canary Wharf. |
1997-03-06 |
Picasso's painting Tête de Femme is stolen from a London gallery, and is recovered a week later. |
1997-04-30 |
"London Assurance" opens at Criterion Theater NYC for 72 performances |
1997-06-29 |
"London Assurance" closes at Criterion Theater NYC after 72 perfs |
1998-07-12 |
Pres. Nelson Mandela accompanies Queen Elizabeth II on a coach drive through the streets of London |
1998-10-16 |
Former Chilean dictator Gen. Augusto Pinochet is arrested in London on a warrant from Spain requesting his extradition on murder charges. |
1999-07-01 |
The Scottish Parliament is officially opened by Queen Elizabeth on the day powers are officially transferred from the old Scottish Office in London to the new devolved Scottish Executive in Edinburgh. |
1999-10-05 |
The Ladbroke Grove rail crash in west London kills 31 people. |
2000-05-04 |
Ken Livingstone becomes the first Mayor of London. |
2000-10-17 |
Train crash at Hatfield, north of London, leading to collapse of Railtrack. |
2001-03-04 |
A massive car bomb explodes in front of the BBC Television Centre in London, seriously injuring 11 people. The attack was attributed to the Real IRA. |
2001-07-20 |
The London Stock Exchange goes public. |
2001-08-03 |
The Real IRA detonate a car bomb in Ealing, London, U.K injuring seven people. (See 3 August 2001 Ealing bombing). |
2002-02-27 |
Ryanair Flight 296 catches fire in London Stansted Airport. Subsequent investigations criticize Ryanair's handling of the evacuation. |
2002-05-11 |
Last performance of the musical Cats in London's West End. |
2003-01-13 |
Rock musician Pete Townshend of The Who was arrested in London on suspicion of possessing indecent images of children. He was later cleared. |
2003-02-17 |
The London Congestion Charge scheme begins. |
2003-08-28 |
An electricity blackout cuts off power to around 500,000 people living in south east England and brings 60% of London's underground rail network to a halt. |
2003-12-17 |
The Soham murder trial ends at the Old Bailey in London, with Ian Huntley found guilty of two counts of murder. His girlfriend Maxine Carr is found guilty of perverting the course of justice. |
2005-07-07 |
Coordinated terrorist bomb blasts strike London's public transport system during the morning rush hour killing 52 and injuring 700 |
2005-07-21 |
Four terrorist bombings, occurring exactly two weeks after the similar July 7 bombings, target London's public transportation system. All four bombs fail to detonate and all four suspected suicide bombers are captured and later convicted and imprisoned for long terms. |
2005-07-22 |
Jean Charles de Menezes is killed by police as the hunt begins for the London Bombers. See 7 July 2005 London bombings and 21 July 2005 London bombings |
2006-11-11 |
The New Zealand war memorial monument was unveiled by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II in London, United Kingdom, commemorating the loss of soldiers from the New Zealand Army and the British Army. |
2006-12-07 |
A tornado struck Kensal Green, North West London, seriously damaging around 150 properties. |
2007-06-29 |
Two car bombs are found in the heart of London at Picadilly Circus. |
2008-05-01 |
The London Agreement on translation of European patents, concluded in 2000, enters into force in 14 of the 34 Contracting States to the European Patent Convention. |
2009-09-14 |
David Attenborough and Prince William officially open the Darwin Centre at the National History Museum London, in what is the Museum's most significant expansion since 1881 |
2009-10-02 |
The economic crisis in Ireland is considered to be the driving force behind the largest migration of Irish people to London in 20 years, it is reported today |
2012-02-28 |
Occupy London protesters evicted from St Paul's Cathedral |
2012-04-11 |
2011 London riot looter is jailed for 11 years after starting a fire at a furniture retailer |
2012-04-22 |
30 year old woman collapses and dies during London Marathon |
2012-04-23 |
38,000 London Marathon entrants have their home and email contacts published in a data protection breach |
2012-06-07 |
16th century archaeology remains of the Curtain Theatre, where some of Shakespeare's plays were first performed, were found under a pub in London |
2012-07-05 |
The Shard, the tallest building in Europe, is opened in London, at 309.6 metres (1,016 ft) |
2012-07-27 |
Queen Elizabeth II announces the opening of the London 2012 Olympics at the opening ceremony |
2012-07-27 |
2012 London Olympics Opening Ceremony occurs |
2012-10-25 |
The double dip recession in the UK economy ends with growth of 1.0% in GDP in the third quarter of 2012, with help from the London Olympic Games |
2013-04-21 |
Tsegaye Kebede and Priscah Jeptoo win the 2013 London Marathon |
2013-08-05 |
The world's first bovine stem cell lab-grown burger is eaten in London |
2013-12-19 |
81 people are injured after part of the ceiling caved in at London's Apollo Theatre |
2014-04-13 |
Kenyan Wilson Kipsang wins the London Marathon |
2014-06-30 |
Australian entertainer Rolf Harris is convicted of indecent assault in London, England |
2015-12-05 |
3 stabbed at London tube station in terror attack, police say |
2016-05-07 |
Bus Driver's Son Sadiq Khan Becomes 1st Muslim London Mayor |
2016-07-03 |
Thousands 'March for Europe' in London protesting Brexit |
2016-08-04 |
London Knife Attack Kills Woman and Wounds 5 Other People |
2016-08-06 |
UK Police Charge 19-Year-Old With London Stabbings |
2016-11-03 |
Court to rule on whether London needs parliament to trigger EU exit |
2017-01-09 |
Tube strike: 24-hour London Underground walkout begins |
2017-05-28 |
British Airways cancels all flights from 2 London airports amid global computer outage |
2017-06-04 |
Militants plough van into crowd on London Bridge, stab others on street |
2017-06-05 |
ISIS claims responsibility for London Bridge attack |
2017-06-15 |
London tower block fire kills at least 12 |
2017-06-18 |
58 missing, presumed dead in London high-rise fire, police say |
2017-06-19 |
Van rams worshippers leaving London mosque, killing at least one |
2017-09-07 |
Prince George attends 1st day of primary school in London |
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London - Notable Birthdays
London - Birthdays
| Date | Event |
|---|---|
1117-12-21 |
Thomas Becket, Cheapside, London, archbishop of Canterbury (1162-1170), (d. 1170) |
1465-02-11 |
Elizabeth of York, London, Consort of King Henry VII |
1527-07-13 |
John Dee, London, alchemist/astrologer/mathematician (d. 1609) |
1540-01-25 |
Edmund Campion, London, saint/Jesuit martyr (Decem Rationes) |
1561-01-22 |
Francis Bacon, Strand, London, statesman/essayist (Novum Organum), (d. 1626) |
1573-07-15 |
Inigo Jones, London, architect (Old St Paul's Cathedral, Coven Garden) |
1593-04-13 |
Thomas Wentworth, London, earl of Strafford/Viceroy of Ireland |
1608-12-09 |
John Milton, London, poet/puritan (Paradise Lost), (d. 1674) |
1630-05-29 |
Charles II, St. James's Palace, London, King of England, Scotland and Ireland (1660-85) |
1633-02-23 |
Samuel Pepys, London England, navy expert/composer (Diary, Memoirs) |
1635-08-11 |
Thomas Betterton, London, actor/dramatist (Coriolanus) |
1660-09-13 |
Daniel Defoe, London, English novelist (Robinson Crusoe) |
1664-01-24 |
John Vanbrugh, London, dramatist/architect (baptized) |
1673-08-11 |
Richard Mead, London, physician |
1684-02-22 |
William Pulteney, London, statesman (Earl of Bath) |
1688-05-21 |
Alexander Pope, London, English poet (Rape of the Lock, translation of Homer) (d.1744) |
1693-02-04 |
George Lillo, bourgeois English dramatist (London Merchant) |
1708-11-15 |
William Pitt the Elder, London, British Prime Minister (Whig, 1756-61, 66-68), `Great Commoner', (d. 1778) |
1723-07-10 |
William Blackstone, London England, jurist (Blackstone's Commentaries) |
1728-07-03 |
Robert Adam, architect/designer (Adelphi Terrace, London) |
1737-08-11 |
Joseph Nollekins, London, sculptor |
1738-06-04 |
George III, London England, King of Great Britain (1760-1820) |
1746-09-28 |
Sir William Jones, London England, British Orientalist/jurist (d. 1794) |
1748-02-15 |
Jeremy Bentham, London England philosopher/originator (Utilitarian) |
1757-11-28 |
William Blake, London, poet/painter (Songs of Innocence & Experience), (d. 1827) |
1764-04-03 |
John Abernethy, London, surgeon |
1770-04-14 |
George Canning, London, British PM (1827) |
1775-02-10 |
Charles Lamb, London England, critic/poet/essayist |
1775-02-18 |
Thomas Girtin, London, artist/watercolorist |
1776-02-23 |
John Walter II, London, chief proprietor (The Times, 1812-47) |
1778-06-07 |
George Bryan "Beau" Brummel, London England, English dandy |
1782-08-10 |
Charles Napier, London, soldier |
1783-04-08 |
John Claudius, London England, horticulturist |
1786-01-11 |
Joseph Jackson Lister, London, British optician who perfected the optical microscope by designing the achromatic objective lens |
1789-03-17 |
Edmund Kean, London England, tragic actor (Shylock) |
1790-08-19 |
Edward John Dent, London, British Clockmaker to Queen Victoria and commissioned to make Big Ben, London (completed after his death by his son Frederick Dent) |
1791-12-26 |
Charles Babbage, London, British inventor (calculating machine), (d. 1871) |
1792-04-12 |
John George Lambton, London, statesman (1st Earl of Durham) |
1792-09-27 |
George Cruikshank, London, caricaturist (Oliver Twist) |
1795-10-31 |
John Keats, London, England, romantic poet (Ode to a Grecian Urn), (d. 1821) |
1797-08-30 |
Mary Shelley, London England, author (Frankenstein) |
1798-01-29 |
Henry Neele, London, poet |
1802-07-26 |
Winthrop Mackworth Praed, London, poet/politician |
1803-01-03 |
Douglas William Jerrold, London, author/playwright/wit (Punch Mag) |
1805-01-27 |
Samuel Palmer, London, painter/etcher (Valley of Vision) |
1810-09-29 |
Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell, London, novelist |
1812-05-07 |
Robert Browning, London England, poet (Pied Piper) |
1815-12-10 |
Ada Lovelace, London, English mathematician (d. 1852) |
1817-02-23 |
George Watts, London, painter |
1817-07-15 |
John Fowler, English engineer (London Metropolitan Railway) |
1820-08-13 |
George Grove, London, England, biblical scholar/misicographer |
1821-06-08 |
Samuel White Baker, London England, explorer (Ceylon/Egypt) |
1824-06-02 |
Samuel Wilks, London, British Physician and founding father of clinical science |
1827-04-02 |
William Holman Hunt, Cheapside London, English painter (Light of the World), (d. 1910) |
1830-12-05 |
Christina Rossetti, London, poet (Winter Rain, Passing Away) |
1833-01-07 |
Henry Enfield Roscoe, London, English Chemist (vanadium and photochemistry) |
1833-01-28 |
Charles George Gordon, London, general (China, Khartoum) |
1836-11-18 |
William Schwenck Gilbert, London, English dramatist, librettist, poet and illustrator (Gilbert & Sullivan) |
1839-08-04 |
Walter Pater, London England, writer (Plato & Platoism) |
1840-03-26 |
George Smith, London England, Archaeologist and assyriologist (cuneiform (script)) |
1840-03-31 |
Benjamin Baker, Frome Somerset, English Engineer who designed the bridge over the Firth of Forth, Scotland and the London underground |
1842-05-13 |
Arthur Seymour Sullivan, London England, composer (Gilbert & Sullivan) |
1842-07-26 |
Alfred Marshall, London, economist |
1843-01-20 |
Pierre-Paul Cambon, French diplomat (Madrid, Constantinople, London) |
1844-07-22 |
William Archibald Spooner, London, reverend/inventor (spoonerisms) |
1847-03-24 |
Wordsworth Donisthorpe, London's Trafalgar Square |
1847-09-14 |
William Edward Ayrton, London, English Physicist and Inventor |
1849-09-21 |
Edmund Gosse, London, translator/critic (Father & Son) |
1850-01-27 |
Samuel Gompers, London England, American labor union leader (American Federation of Labor) |
1850-01-29 |
Ebenezer Howard, London, pioneer of garden cities |
1850-05-18 |
Oliver Heaviside, London, physicist (predicted ionosphere) |
1854-08-10 |
J Scott Lidgett, London, theologist |
1855-09-28 |
Thomas F Tout, London, historian (Manchester school of historiography) |
1857-03-27 |
Karl Pearson, London England, mathematician |
1859-12-22 |
Cecil [James] Sharp, London England, collector of English folk music and dance |
1860-05-09 |
Charlotte Granville, Werewolf of London |
1860-12-20 |
Percy Williams, London After Midnight |
1863-01-17 |
David Lloyd George, The Lord Mayor of London |
1863-02-09 |
Anthony Hope [Hopkins], London, novelist |
1863-07-21 |
C[harles] Aubrey Smith, London England, actor (Prisoner of Zenda) |
1864-04-26 |
Bertran Hays, The Road to London |
1864-06-02 |
Ben Webster, London England, actor (Old Curiosity Shop) |
1866-02-15 |
Bannister Fletcher, London, architect & architectural historian |
1868-04-10 |
George Arliss, London England, actor (Devil, Green Goddess) |
1868-10-23 |
Frederick Lanchester, Lewisham London, English Engineer who built the first British petrol automobile (1896) |
1869-03-29 |
Edwin Lutyens, architect, London |
1869-05-02 |
Tyrone Power Sr, London England, actor (Alexanders Ragtime Band) |
1871-05-07 |
John Joy Bell, Beyond London Lights |
1872-09-28 |
Tom Terriss, London England, director (His Buddy's Wife, Sumuru) |
1873-05-09 |
Howard Carter, London, British archaeologist and egyptologist (found King Tutankhamen's tomb) |
1873-11-05 |
Teddy Flack [Edwin], London, Australian athlete, double Olympic gold medallist in 1896, (d. 1935) |
1874-03-20 |
Angus MacLeod, Bombs Over London |
1874-03-26 |
Gerald du Maurier, London England, actor (Power, Escape, Masks & Faces) |
1874-05-29 |
G. K. Chesterton [Gilbert Keith], London, English writer (Man Who Made Gold) |
1875-06-09 |
Henry Dale, London, physiologist (Nobel-1936) |
1875-08-15 |
Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, London, composer (Hiawatha's Wedding Feast) |
1875-10-26 |
H[arry] B[yron] Warner, London England, actor (King of Kings) |
1876-01-12 |
Jack London, American writer/socialist (Call of the Wild) |
1876-01-12 |
Jack London, White Fang |
1877-11-25 |
Harley Granville-Barker, London, dramatist/producer/critic |
1877-11-27 |
Charmian London, Jack London |
1879-01-15 |
Ernest Thesiger, London England, actor (Bride of Frankenstein, Ghoul) |
1879-04-29 |
Thomas Beecham, England, composer (found London Philharmonic) |
1879-10-30 |
Eily Malyon, London, actress (Jane Eyre, I Married a Witch, Devotion) |
1880-01-01 |
Edie Martin, London England, actress (Titfield Thunderbolt) |
1880-02-07 |
H. St. Barbe West, The Vultures of London |
1880-03-01 |
Lytton Strachey, London, English biographer and critic (Benson Medal 1923) |
1881-08-06 |
Alexander Fleming, London, bacteriologist (penicillin; Nobel 1954), (d. 1955) |
1881-10-26 |
Margaret Wycherly, London England, actress (Keeper of the Flame) |
1882-01-25 |
Virginia Woolf [Adeline], London, author (Jacob's Room, To Lighthouse), (d. 1941) |
1882-04-18 |
Leopold Stokowski, London England, conductor (Cincinnati Symphony) |
1882-07-06 |
Ralph Morgan, [Wupperman], NYC, actor (Creeper, Imposter, Jack London) |
1883-11-08 |
Arnold Edward Trevor Bax, London England, composer (Farewell My Youth) (d. 1953) |
1883-11-25 |
Percy Marmont, London England, actor (Capt Apache) |
1885-02-08 |
Edith Evans, London England, actress (Tom Jones, David Copperfield) |
1885-04-13 |
Pieter S Gerbrandy, Dutch lawyer/premier in London (1940-45) |
1885-08-07 |
Gordon Harker, London England, actor (Facts of Love, Champagne) |
1885-08-16 |
Charles Carson, London England, actor (Cry the Beloved Country) |
1885-12-19 |
F S Flint, London England, translator/poet (imagist movement) |
1885-9-16 |
Arthur Lucan, Vampire Over London |
1886-01-17 |
Ronald Firbank, London, novelist (Flower Beneath the Foot) |
1886-09-14 |
Jan Garrique Masaryk, Czech, statesman/minister to London (1918-35) |
1886-11-18 |
Geoffrey Malins, London Melody |
1887-06-01 |
Clive Brook, London England, actor/director (List of Adrian Messenger) |
1887-06-22 |
Julian S Huxley, London, biologist/philosopher, Darwin's Bulldog |
1887-08-08 |
Esme Percy, London England, actor (Old Spanish Custom) |
1887-11-11 |
Roland Young, London England |
1887-11-17 |
Bernard Law Montgomery, 1st Viscount Alamein, British Field Marshal, Kennington, South London |
1887-12-23 |
Eric Blore, London England, actor (Great Gatsby, Bowery to Baghdad) |
1888-03-04 |
Stuart Walker, Werewolf of London |
1888-03-24 |
Jameson Thomas, London England, actor (Farmer's Wife) |
1888-04-01 |
F. Tennyson Jesse, San Demetrio London |
1888-04-11 |
Donald Calthrop, London, actor (Blackmail, Scrooge, Rome Express) |
1888-05-14 |
Miles Mander, Wolverhampton England, actor (Tower of London) |
1888-05-14 |
G.O.T. Bagley, Tower of London |
1888-10-03 |
Claud Allister, London England, actor (Bulldog Drummond) |
1889-04-16 |
Charles 'Charlie' Chaplin, London UK, actor/comedian (City Lights, Gold Rush) |
1889-05-31 |
Athene Seyler, London, actress (Make Mine Mink) |
1889-08-24 |
Tom London, Zorro's Black Whip |
1889-11-10 |
Claude Rains, London, actor (Invisible Man, Casablanca) |
1890-02-25 |
Myra Hess, London England, concert pianist |
1890-03-29 |
Harold Spencer Jones, London, English Astronomer and 10th astronomer royal of England whose work led to a more accurate determination of the distance between the Earth and the Sun |
1890-05-23 |
Herbert Marshall, London, actor (Murder, Razor's Edge, Little Foxes) |
1890-06-19 |
Barbara Everest, London England, actress (Fatal Witness, Inquest) |
1890-10-01 |
Stanley Holloway, London England, actor (Higgins-Our Man Higgins) |
1890-12-10 |
George Merritt, London England, actor (I Monster, Q Planes) |
1891-07-14 |
Henry Oscar, London England, actor (Saint in London) |
1891-08-02 |
Arthur Edward Drummond Bliss, London, composer (Olympians) |
1891-09-16 |
Isabel Jeans, London England, actress (Easy Virtue, Heavens Above) |
1891-12-17 |
Robertson Hare, London England, actor (Our Girl Friday, Banana Ridge) |
1892-06-16 |
Lupino Lane, London England, actress (Love Parade) |
1892-12-06 |
F Osbert S Sitwell, London, poet/writer (Out of the Flame) |
1893-04-03 |
Leslie Howard, [Stainer], London, actor (Gone With the Wind) |
1893-05-26 |
Eugene Goossens, London England, conductor/composer (Perseus) |
1894-01-10 |
Reginald Denham, London, Broadway director (Obsession, The Bad Seed) |
1894-02-10 |
[Maurice] Harold MacMillan, London, (C) British PM (1957-63) |
1894-03-05 |
Henry Daniell, London, actor (Camille, Phila Story, Body Snatchers) |
1894-07-17 |
Mary Clare, London England, actress (Evil Mind, Young & Innocent) |
1895-02-23 |
Richard Goolden, London England, actor (School for Husbands) |
1895-07-18 |
Marie Ney, London England, actress (Brief Ecstasy, Simba, Witchcraft) |
1895-07-24 |
Robert Graves, London England, writer/poet (I Claudius) [or 6/26] |
1895-07-26 |
Jerry Verno, London England, actor (River of Unrest, Sweeney Todd) |
1896-01-11 |
Eva Le Gallienne, London England, actress/director (Resurrection) |
1896-08-18 |
Alan Mowbray, London England, actor (Dante, Colonel Flack) |
1896-10-24 |
Jack Warner, [Waters], London England, actor (Christmas Carol) |
1897-02-01 |
Denise Robins, London, romantic novelist (1st Long Kiss) |
1897-05-18 |
Jack Raine, London England, actor (Quartet) |
1897-05-28 |
Henry Kendall, London, actor (Amazing Quest, Shadow, Rich & Strange) |
1897-05-31 |
Margalo Gillmore, London, actress (Skirts Ahoy, High Society) |
1897-11-02 |
Jacob A B "Jack" Bjerknes, Norwegian/US meteorologist (USAF in London) |
1897-12-09 |
Hermione Gingold, London England, actress (Gigi, Music Man) |
1898-07-08 |
Alec Waugh, London, novelist (Island in the Sun); brother of Evelyn |
1899-01-17 |
Nevil Shute [Norway], London, novelist (On the Beach, Town Like Alice) |
1899-04-22 |
Martyn Green, London, actor (Gilbert & Sullivan, Iceman Cometh) |
1899-12-15 |
Frank Vosper, London England, actor (Man Who Knew Too Much) |
1900-02-12 |
Fred Emney, London England, actor (Let the People Sing, Lilac Domino) |
1900-03-06 |
John Henry Pyle Pafford, librarian (University of London) |
1900-05-07 |
Ralph Truman, London England, actor (Web of Evidence) |
1900-08-04 |
Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, London or Hitchin UK, consort of King George VI and Queen Mother after his death (d. 2002) |
1900-08-31 |
Roland Culver, London England, actor (Thunderball, Encore) |
1901-01-02 |
Rex O'Malley, London England, actor (Camille, Zara, Midnight) |
1901-02-18 |
Reginald Sheffield, London England, actor (Second Chance) |
1901-07-14 |
Gerald Finzi, London, British composer (Dies natalis) |
1901-08-28 |
Babe London, Scrambled Brains |
1901-12-21 |
Robin Irvine, London England, actor (Easy Virtue) |
1901-12-27 |
Irene Handl, London England, actress (Riding High, Morgan) |
1902-04-08 |
Josef Krips, Vienna Austria, conductor (London Symph 1954-63) |
1902-06-19 |
Guy Lombardo, London Ontario Canada, orchestra leader (Auld Lang Syne) |
1902-10-28 |
Elsa Lanchester, Lewisham London, actress (Bride of Frankenstien) |
1903-01-06 |
Francis L Sullivan, London England, actor (Missing Rembrandt) |
1903-08-14 |
Ronald Stewart, CEO (London Brick Co) |
1903-10-28 |
Evelyn A Waugh, London, author (Brideshead Revisited, Scoop) |
1904-01-13 |
Richard Addinsell, London England, composer (Taming of Shrew) |
1904-03-16 |
Clive Morton, London England, actor (Goodbye Mr Chips, Moonraker) |
1904-04-01 |
Sid Field, London Town |
1904-04-14 |
John Gielgud, London England, actor (Arthur, Ages of Man) |
1904-05-06 |
Catherine Lacey, London England, actress (Sorcerors) |
1904-07-04 |
Angela Baddeley, London England, actress (Ghost Train, Tom Jones) |
1904-09-30 |
Frank Lawton, London England, actor (Devil Doll, Invisible Ray) |
1904-10-20 |
Anna Neagle, London England, actress (London Melody, Nurse Edith Cavell) |
1905-03-23 |
Ralph Perring, Lord Mayor (London) |
1905-03-25 |
Binnie Barnes, London, actress (Last of the Mohicans, 3 Musketeers) |
1905-05-25 |
Binnie Barnes, London, actress (Adv of Marco Polo, Diamond Jim) |
1905-06-05 |
John Abbott, London, actor (Smogasboard) |
1905-08-09 |
Leo Genn, London England, actor (Affair in Monte Carlo) |
1905-08-23 |
Leonard Constant Lambert, London England, composer (King Pest) |
1905-09-30 |
Ralph Forbes, London England, actor (Romeo & Juliet, Daniel Boone) |
1906-01-16 |
Diana Winyard, London, actress (Cavalcade) |
1906-03-16 |
Henny Youngman, London England, comedian (Take my wife please) |
1906-04-22 |
Walter Merrill, While London Sleeps |
1906-05-01 |
Kenneth Buckley, London Wall |
1906-09-21 |
Derrick De Marney, London England, actor (Inheritance) |
1906-09-25 |
Phyllis Pearsall, East Dulwich, London, British painter and writer (A to Z Map Company) |
1906-10-14 |
Benita Hume, London England, actress (Vicky-Halls of Ivy) |
1907-01-19 |
Lillian Harvey, London England, actress (Invitation to the Waltz) |
1907-03-11 |
Jessie Matthews, London England, actress (Gangway, First a Girl) |
1907-04-14 |
Phyllis Konstam, London England, actress (Murder, Skin Game) |
1907-05-18 |
Clifford Curzon, London England, pianist (MacFarren Gold Medal) |
1907-06-27 |
Valerie Cossart, London, actress (Hartmans) |
1907-09-26 |
Ralph Michael, London England, actor (Quest, Doctor in the House) |
1908-01-08 |
William Hartnell, London England, actor (Agitator, Jackpot) |
1908-01-10 |
Bernard Lee, London, English actor (M in James Bond movies) |
1908-03-09 |
Will Leighton, An American Werewolf in London |
1908-04-10 |
Aidan Crawley, CEO (London Weekend TV) |
1908-05-28 |
Ian Lancaster Fleming, London, England, author (James Bond) |
1908-10-07 |
Richard Caldicot, London England, actor (Horse's Mouth) |
1908-10-22 |
John Sutton, Rawalpindi India, actor (Tower of London, Return of Fly) |
1909-02-04 |
Robert Coote, London, actor (Timmy-Rogues, Theodore-Nero Wolfe) |
1909-03-13 |
Gilbert Inglefield, Mayor of London (1967-68) |
1909-06-07 |
Jessica Tandy, London, actress (Birds, Cocoon, Batteries Not Included) |
1909-06-28 |
Eric Ambler, London, suspense writer (Epitaph for a Spy) |
1909-07-17 |
Hardy Amies, London England, royal dressmaker (Queen Elizabeth II) |
1909-08-20 |
Andre Morell, London England, actor (Hound of the Baskervilles) |
1909-09-17 |
Elizabeth Wilkinson, professor German University College London |
1909-12-18 |
Mona Barrie, [Smith], London England, actress (Dawn on Great Divide) |
1910-02-13 |
William Shockley, London, US physicist (Nobel 1956), racist |
1910-03-01 |
David Niven, London UK, actor (Casino Royale, The Pink Panther) |
1910-06-15 |
David Rose, London England, orchestra leader (Red Skelton Show, Stripper) |
1910-09-14 |
Jack Hawkins, London UK, actor (Ben-Four Just Men, Zulu, Malta Story) |
1910-12-01 |
Dame Markova, [Alicia Lilian Alice Marks], London, ballerina |
1910-12-24 |
Betty Ann Davies, London England, actress (Tough Guy) |
1911-07-18 |
Hume Cronyn, London Ontario, actor (World According to Garp, Cocoon) |
1911-10-21 |
Peter Graves, London, English actor (Derby Day/Admirable Crichton) |
1912-02-07 |
Derek Farr, London, actor (8 O'Clock Walk, Doctor at Large) |
1912-02-11 |
John London, Kingfish Sells a Lot |
1912-02-12 |
Ernest Clark, London England, actor (Doctor in the House) |
1913-04-08 |
Frank Singuineau, An American Werewolf in London |
1913-04-16 |
Les Tremayne, London, actor (Angry Red Planet, War of the Worlds) |
1913-05-02 |
Nigel Patrick, London England, actor/director (Sapphire, Prize of Gold) |
1913-05-06 |
Stewart Granger, [James Stewart], London, actor (Prisoner of Zenda) |
1914-02-04 |
Ida Lupino, London England, actress (Adventures of Sherlock Holmes) |
1914-04-02 |
Alec Guinness, London England, British actor (Bridge on River Kwai) |
1914-09-05 |
Stuart Freeborn, London, England, motion picture make-up artist (Star Wars: Yoda, Jabba the Hut), (d. 2013) |
1914-10-07 |
Sarah Churchill, London, actress (All Over Town, Royal Wedding) |
1915-02-01 |
Artur London, The Confession |
1915-02-18 |
Phyllis Calvert, Chelsea, London, English actress (The Man in Grey) |
1915-02-22 |
Stanley Green, London |
1915-06-23 |
Elliot Arluck, A Yank in London |
1915-07-21 |
John Rodion, Tower of London |
1916-01-13 |
Osa Massen, Copenhagen Denmark, actress (Jack London, Rocketship XM) |
1916-02-15 |
Lise London, The Confession |
1916-02-23 |
Jan Wiley, She-Wolf of London |
1916-05-19 |
Jimmy Grafton, London Entertains |
1916-06-18 |
Lester Kahn, Werewolf of London |
1916-07-31 |
Sydney Tafler, London England, actor (Too Many Crooks) |
1916-08-22 |
John Slater, London England, actor (Deadlock, Cartel, Devil's Pass) |
1916-09-28 |
Peter Finch, London, actor (Network, Windom's Way, Raid on Entebbe) |
1916-12-05 |
Eily Boland, San Demetrio London |
1917-02-07 |
Dick Emery, London England, actor (Yellow Submarine, Loot, Baby Love) |
1917-05-18 |
Dorrit Dekk, Utopia London |
1917-07-08 |
Pamela Brown, London England, actress (Cleopatra, Beckett) |
1917-09-17 |
Peter Bennett, London, actor (Leonides-Adv of Sir Lancelot) |
1917-09-24 |
William Putnam Bundy, London, editor (Lvaggerier & Vagaries) |
1917-12-22 |
Andrew Fielding Huxley, London England, physiologist (Nobel 1963), (d. 2012) |
1918-01-08 |
Evelyn Dall, Miss London Ltd. |
1918-02-04 |
Norman Wisdom, London England, comedian (Kraft Music Hall) |
1918-02-28 |
Alfred Burke, London England, actor (Backfire) |
1918-03-01 |
Roger Delgado, London, actor (Agent 8 3/4, Hot Enought for June) |
1918-03-26 |
Andy Hamilton, Duran Duran: Live from London |
1918-07-06 |
Sebastian Cabot, London, actor (Mr French-Family Affair, Time Machine) |
1918-09-24 |
Richard Hoggart, author/warden (Goldsmith's College London) |
1919-01-04 |
Havelock Henry Trevor Hudson, underwriter (Lloyd's of London) |
1919-01-25 |
Patricia Louise Dalton, chair (Sherlock Holmes Society of London) |
1919-05-05 |
George London, Montreal Canada, bass-baritone (Monterone-Rigoleto) |
1919-05-05 |
George London, Des Broadways liebstes Kind |
1919-06-20 |
Bruce Gordon, London England, actor (Frank Nitti-Untouchables) |
1919-12-25 |
Noele Gordon, East Ham London, British actress (Crossroads) |
1920-01-22 |
William Warfield, Bernstein in London |
1920-03-06 |
Lewis Gilbert, London England, director/actor (You Only Live Twice) |
1920-05-21 |
Anthony Steel, London, actor (Malta Story, Wooden Horse) |
1920-08-05 |
Selma Diamond, London Ontario, comedienne (Selma-Night Court) |
1920-08-13 |
George Shearing, London, blind pianist/composer (Lullabye of Byrdland) |
1920-08-29 |
Susan Damante Shaw, London England, actress (Wilderness Family) |
1920-12-17 |
C.V. Wood, The Special London Bridge Special |
1920-12-30 |
Michael Allinson, London England (George Washington) |
1921-02-05 |
John M Pritchard, London England, conductor |
1921-03-04 |
Joan Greenwood, London, actress/director (Amorous Mr Prawn) |
1921-03-28 |
Dirk Bogarde (born Derek van den Bogaerde) London England, actor (Death in Venice, Servant) |
1921-04-08 |
Alfie Bass, London England, actor (Moonraker, Are You Being Served) |
1921-04-16 |
Peter Ustinov, London, actor (Death on Nile, Logan's Run, Billy Budd) |
1921-04-26 |
Harry Knutton, Maj-Gen/dir-general (London City & Guilds Institute) |
1921-05-08 |
Graham Leonard, bishop of London |
1921-05-17 |
Dennis Brain, London England, french-hornist (Serenade) |
1921-06-19 |
Allan Davis, (mayor-London) |
1921-06-21 |
Jean Kent, London England, actress (Adv of Sir Francis Drake), (d. 2013) |
1921-08-20 |
Paul Rich, Pool of London |
1921-09-24 |
Leonard Lopes-Salzedo, London England, British composer |
1921-12-08 |
Terence Morgan, London England, actor (Adv of Sir Francis Drake) |
1922-01-11 |
Kathleen Byron, London England, actress (Abdication, Profile, 4 Days) |
1922-01-28 |
Venetia Severn, Tower of London |
1922-02-06 |
Patrick MacNee, London England, actor (Jonathan Steed-Avengers) |
1922-03-10 |
Pamela Mason, London, actress (Navy vs Night Monsters) |
1922-04-16 |
Kingsley Amis, London, novelist (Lucky Jim, James Bond Dossier) |
1922-04-27 |
Daphne Anderson, London, actress (Beggar's Opera, Hobson's Choice) |
1922-05-06 |
Alan Ross, editor (London Magazine) |
1922-05-08 |
Brian Kellett, CEO (Port of London Authority) |
1922-05-20 |
Elizabeth Bradley, An American Werewolf in London |
1922-05-27 |
Christopher Lee, Westminster, London, English actor (The Lord of the Rings film trilogy, The Hobbit film trilogy) |
1922-05-31 |
Denholm Elliott, London, actor (Alfie, Cuba, Doll's House, King Rat) |
1922-09-17 |
Ursula Howells, London, actress (Girly, Murder is Announced) |
1922-10-16 |
Max Bygraves, London, actor (Tom Brown's School Days) |
1922-10-20 |
Arnold L. Miller, London in the Raw |
1923-01-13 |
Jack Watling, London, actor (Nanny, Adventure for 2, Naked Heart) |
1923-03-11 |
Terry Alexander, London, actor (Tony-Behind the Scenes) |
1923-04-29 |
Maxine Audley, London, actress (Peeping Tom, Ricochet, House of Cards) |
1923-08-06 |
Jack Parnell, London England, orchestra leader (Englebert Humperdick Show) |
1923-09-07 |
Peter Lawford, London England, actor (Mrs Miniver, Thin Man) |
1923-11-15 |
Peter Hammond, London England, actor (Buccaneers) |
1924-01-08 |
Ron Moody, London England, actor (12 Chairs, Wrong is Right) |
1924-04-16 |
Rudy Pompilli, The London Rock and Roll Show |
1924-07-28 |
Peter James Frederick Green, CEO (LLoyd's of London) |
1924-09-24 |
Sheila MacRae, London England, actress (Jackie Gleason Show), (d. 2014) |
1924-11-21 |
Frank London, Steel |
1925-02-16 |
David Emms, director (London Goodenough Trust for Overseas Graduates) |
1925-02-16 |
John Schlesinger, London England, director (Midnight Cowboy, Darling) |
1925-02-27 |
Michael Kaye, director (City of London Festival) |
1925-03-11 |
James Miskin, QC/recorder of London |
1925-03-21 |
Peter Brook, London, director (1776)/TV writer |
1925-04-22 |
George Cole, London England, actor (Minder, Vampire Lovers) |
1925-05-07 |
Hilary Bamford, And We Don't Pay London Prices |
1925-07-07 |
Yvonne Mitchell, London England, writer (Johnny Nobody, Genghis Khan) |
1925-08-10 |
Scotty McHarg, London Town |
1925-08-22 |
Honor Blackman, Plaistow, London, English actress (Goldfinger, The Avengers) |
1925-09-02 |
Ronnie Stevens, London England, actor (Rodney-Dick & Duchess) |
1925-10-16 |
Angela Lansbury, London England, actress (Jessica-Murder She Wrote) |
1926-04-17 |
Angelo D'Alessandro, The Jack London Story |
1926-04-21 |
Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor, London UK, Elizabeth II, Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain & Northern Ireland, 1952- ) |
1926-05-08 |
David Attenborough, London UK, Naturalist, TV producer and host (BBC "Life" Series) |
1926-05-14 |
Eric Morecambe, London, comedian (Morecambe & Wise, Picadilly Palace) |
1926-07-18 |
Jane Hylton, London England, actress (Adv of Sir Lancelot, Daybreak) |
1926-09-26 |
Julie London, Santa Rosa California, actress (Nurse McCall-Emergency) |
1926-12-10 |
Harry Fowler, Lambeth, London, actor (Great: Isambard Kingdom Brunel), (d. 2012) |
1926-12-30 |
Stanley Tracey, Denmark Hill, London, jazz composer, (d. 2013) |
1926-9-06 |
Arthur Oldham, Bernstein in London: Verdi's Requiem |
1926-9-26 |
Julie London, Man of the West |
1927-04-07 |
Lawrence James, Lost in London: Part 4 - The Highest Bidder |
1927-05-18 |
Michael Redington, The City of London |
1927-08-01 |
Franklyn Perring, London, English Botanist (co-author of Atlas of the British Flora, 1962) |
1927-08-11 |
Raymond Leppard, London England, conductor (St Louis Symphony Orch) |
1927-10-14 |
Roger Moore, London England, actor (Alaskans, Maverick, Saint) |
1927-10-16 |
Lee Montague, London England, actor (Uncle Sasha-Holocaust) |
1927-12-26 |
Denis Quilley, London England, actor (Masada) |
1927-9-30 |
Marc London, Sinatra and Friends |
1928-01-11 |
Harry Wüstenhagen, Der Richter von London |
1928-01-17 |
Vidal Sassoon, London, hair stylist/CEO (Vidal Sasson), (d. 2012) |
1928-02-01 |
Stuart Whitman, Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines or How I Flew from London to Paris in 25 hours 11 minutes |
1928-02-22 |
Bruce Forsyth, London England, comedian/TV host (Generation Game) |
1928-02-29 |
Joss Ackland, London England, actor (Queenie, To Kill a Priest) |
1928-03-11 |
Peter Roger Hunt, London England, director (Dr No) |
1928-04-05 |
Michael Bryant, London England, actor (Sakharov, Girly) |
1928-04-05 |
Peter Moore, Principal (London Business School) |
1928-04-08 |
Eric Porter, London England, actor (Antony & Cleopatra, 39 Steps) |
1928-05-16 |
Reginald Askew, dean (King's College London) |
1928-08-15 |
Nicolas Roeg, London England, cinematographer/director (Aria, Eureka) |
1928-08-29 |
Joe Belcher, An American Werewolf in London |
1928-09-14 |
Sir Angus Ogilvy, London, United Kingdom, husband of English princess Alexandra |
1928-09-17 |
Roddy McDowall, London England, actor (Planet of Apes, Lord Love a Duck) |
1929-01-31 |
Jean Simmons, London, England, actress (Thorn Birds, Guys & Dolls) |
1929-02-15 |
Graham Hill, London, auto racer (1962, 68 international racing champ) |
1929-03-04 |
Bernard Haitink, Amsterdam Neth, conductor (London Phil Orch 1969-78) |
1929-03-09 |
Steve London, Zero Hour! |
1929-03-16 |
Edwin London, composer |
1929-03-31 |
John Herbert-Bond, Tower of London |
1929-04-06 |
Andre Previn, Berlin Germany, conductor (London Symphony)/pianist |
1929-06-18 |
James Bishop, editor (London News Publications) |
1929-07-21 |
John Woodvine, An American Werewolf in London |
1929-08-23 |
David Gell, Primitive London |
1929-09-17 |
Stirling Moss, London England, race car driver |
1929-11-07 |
Lila Kaye, An American Werewolf in London |
1929-11-14 |
Don McKillop, An American Werewolf in London |
1929-12-24 |
Philip Ziegler, London: The Greatest City |
1930-03-07 |
Lord Snowdon, [Anthony Armstrong-Jones], London, photographer |
1930-04-08 |
Dorothy Tutin, London, actress (Importance of Being Ernest, Cromwell) |
1930-05-04 |
Ron Pickering, 1st London Marathon |
1930-05-31 |
William Taylor, British Chairman of Convocation (London University) |
1930-06-08 |
Dana Wynter, London, actress (Airport, Invasion of the Body Snatchers) |
1930-06-21 |
Peter Marshall, police commissioner (London) |
1930-07-20 |
Sally Ann Howes, London England, actress (Dead of Night) |
1930-08-01 |
Lionel Bart [Begleiter], Stepney, London, English pop music composer and writer (Oliver!) |
1930-08-21 |
Margaret Rose Countess of Snowdon, London UK, Sister of Queen Elizabeth II |
1930-09-29 |
Peter Miller, CEO (Lloyd's of London) |
1930-10-10 |
Harold Pinter, London England, playwright (Homecoming, Servant) |
1930-10-10 |
George Finch, Utopia London |
1930-10-21 |
Doreen Cannon, teacher of acting (London) |
1930-11-03 |
John Biffen, Midnight in Moscow, Twilight in London |
1930-11-04 |
Kate Reid, London England, actress (Heaven Help US) |
1931-02-15 |
[Patricia] Claire Bloom, London, actress (Charly, Look Back in Anger) |
1931-03-05 |
Barry Tuckwell, Melbourne Australia, horn player (London Symph Orch 1955-68) |
1931-03-17 |
Eunice Gayson, London England, actress (Dr No, From Russia With Love) |
1931-03-25 |
Jack Chambers, The Hart of London |
1931-04-05 |
Denis Lawton, director (London University Institute of Educ) |
1931-04-08 |
Chet London, The Group |
1931-04-17 |
John Chalstrey, alderman/Lord Mayor (London) |
1931-06-05 |
John Dellow, commisioner (London Metropolitan Police) |
1931-11-12 |
Damian London, Roller Coaster Rabbit |
1932-02-27 |
Elizabeth Taylor, London, English-American actress (Father of the Bride, Butterfield 8, Cleopatra) (d. 2011) |
1932-03-11 |
Valerie French, London England, actress (Jubal) |
1932-04-03 |
Janet Bately, Prof of English Language (King's College London) |
1933-03-14 |
Michael Caine, [Maurice J Micklewhite], London, actor (Alfie) |
1933-03-23 |
Geoffrey Leigh, CEO (Allied London Properties) |
1933-05-23 |
Joan Henrietta Collins, London, actress (Alexis-Dynasty, Bitch) |
1933-06-26 |
Claudio Abbado, Milan Italy, composer/conductor (London Symph-1982) |
1933-10-10 |
Daniel Massey, London, actress (Vault of Horror) |
1934-01-29 |
Noel Harrison, London, singer/actor (Mark-Girl from UNCLE), (d. 2013) |
1934-03-23 |
Bryan Bass, headmaster (City of London School) |
1934-04-03 |
Jane Goodall, London England, ethologist (studied African chimps) |
1934-06-01 |
Sylvia Syms, London, actress (Asylum, Moonraker, Shirley Valentine) |
1934-06-16 |
Eileen Atkins, London England, actress (Equus, Devil Within Her) |
1934-07-01 |
Jean Marsh, London England, actress (Dark Places, Eagle has Landed) |
1934-07-08 |
Marty Feldman, London England, comedian (Young Frankenstein) |
1934-08-16 |
John Standing, London England, actor (Edward-Lime Street) |
1934-10-30 |
Hamilton Camp, London, actor (Andrew-He & She, Meatballs 2) |
1934-11-01 |
Hugh Bidwell, mayor (London) |
1935-03-27 |
Julian Glover, London England, actor (QED, Heat & Dust, Mandela) |
1935-04-01 |
Roger Rowland, An American Werewolf in London |
1935-04-19 |
Dudley Moore, London England, actor (10, Arthur, Bedazzled, 6 Weeks) |
1935-05-11 |
Kit Lambert, The Who at the London Coliseum 1969 |
1935-06-03 |
Raoul Franklin, chancellor (City University London) |
1935-07-20 |
Ted Rogers, Kennington London, comedian (Aladdin, Cinderella) |
1935-08-19 |
Alan Baker, London, British Mathematician and winner of the Fields Medal (1970) for his work on transcendental number theory |
1935-09-28 |
Heather Sears, London England, actress (Room at the Top) |
1935-9-19 |
Dennis Fraser, An American Werewolf in London |
1936-04-24 |
Jill Ireland, London, actress (Breakout, Assassination, Chino) |
1936-05-30 |
Peter Ellis, An American Werewolf in London |
1936-08-21 |
Tarquin Olivier, Two Tickets to London |
1937-01-30 |
Vanessa Redgrave, London, actress (Blow-Up, Julia, Orient Express) |
1937-02-02 |
Martina Arroyo, Bernstein in London: Verdi's Requiem |
1937-04-13 |
Edward Fox, Chelsea, London, English actor (Never Say Never Again, Gandhi) |
1937-08-18 |
William George Rushton, London, actor/author/cartoonist (TW3) |
1937-08-22 |
Max Hebditch, director (Museum of London) |
1937-10-04 |
Jackie Collins, London, British author (The Stud, Lucky) |
1938-01-26 |
Michael Andersen, Tower of London |
1938-02-13 |
Oliver Reed, London England, actor (Big Sleep) |
1938-05-12 |
Susan Hampshire, London England, actress (Vanity Fair, Living Free) |
1938-07-22 |
Terence Stamp, Stepney, London, English actor (The Collector, Billy Budd) |
1938-08-12 |
Anthony Joliffe, mayor of London |
1938-09-27 |
Alexander Graham, Lord Mayor of London |
1938-10-22 |
Derek Jacobi, London, actor (Lanner-Strauss Family, Dead Again) |
1939-01-09 |
Susannah York, London, United Kingdom, English actress (They Shoot Horses, Don't They?, Superman) |
1939-02-02 |
Rachel English, London, author (My 1st 500) |
1939-02-24 |
George Bain, principal (London Business School) |
1939-03-05 |
Samantha Eggar, London, actress (Collector, Dr Doolittle) [or May 3] |
1939-04-05 |
David Winters, London England, choreographer (Steve Allen Comedy Hour) |
1939-04-12 |
Alan Ayckbourn, London, playwright |
1939-04-15 |
Marty Wilder, Blackheath, South London, English singer-songwriter and father of rocker Kim Wilde |
1939-04-16 |
Dusty Springfield, [Mary O'Brien], London, vocalist (Growing Pains) |
1939-05-19 |
James Fox, London, England, actor (The Servant) |
1939-07-06 |
Jet Harris, [Terence Harris], London, rock bassist (Drifters) |
1939-07-16 |
Corin Redgrave, London, actor (Excalibur, Man For All Seasons) |
1939-07-18 |
Brian Auger, London, fusion keyboardist (Befour, Genesis) |
1939-07-28 |
Clem Cattini, rock drummer (Tornados London) |
1939-08-16 |
Carol Shelley, London, actress (Gwendolyn Pidgeon-Odd Couple) |
1939-12-23 |
Johnny Kidd, [Frederick Heath], London, rocker (Johnny Kidd & Pirates) |
1940-02-09 |
Brian Bennett, London, rock drummer (Shadows) |
1940-02-22 |
Julian Chagrin, London, mime/actor (Golddiggers) |
1940-03-26 |
Matthias Ponnier, Flucht aus London |
1940-04-04 |
Bijan, Iran, mens apparel designer (Beverly Hills, NYC, London) |
1940-06-23 |
Johnny Kay, The London Rock and Roll Show |
1940-08-24 |
Yaron London, Episode dated 2 July 2013 |
1940-09-03 |
Pauline Collins, London England, actress (Shirley Valentine) |
1940-11-10 |
David Sutch, The London Rock and Roll Show |
1941-01-26 |
Henry Jaglom, London England, actor (Eating, Lucky Ducks, Always) |
1941-02-25 |
David Puttnam, London, film producer/CEO (Columbia Pictures) |
1941-06-02 |
Charlie Watts, London England, drummer (Rolling Stones) |
1941-07-07 |
Paul Kember, An American Werewolf in London |
1941-08-29 |
Robin Leach, London England, TV host (Life Styles of Rich & Famous) |
1941-10-07 |
Martin Murray, London England, rocker (Honeycombs) |
1941-10-19 |
Simon Ward, London England, actor (4 Musketeers, 4 Feathers), (d. 2012) |
1941-10-22 |
Charles Keating, London England, actor (Carl Hutchins-Another World) |
1941-10-23 |
Les Blair, London's Burning |
1941-11-09 |
Tom Fogerty, Creedence Clearwater Revival Live in London |
1941-11-21 |
Juliet Mills, London England, actress (Nanny & the Professor, QB VII) |
1942-02-06 |
John London, bassist (Michael Nesmith band) |
1942-02-06 |
John London, The Karate Kid |
1942-03-15 |
Hughie Flint, London England, rock drummer (Bonzo Dog Band) |
1942-05-02 |
Jacques Rogge, London 2012 Olympic Opening Ceremony: Isles of Wonder |
1942-06-19 |
Neil Chalmers, director (National History Museum, London) |
1942-07-27 |
Barbara Ferris, London England, actress (Nice Girl Like Me) |
1942-08-20 |
John Povey, London Boulevard |
1942-11-08 |
Su Douglas, London to Brighton |
1942-12-15 |
Dave Clark, London England, rock drummer (Dave Clark 5-Glad All Over) |
1943-01-28 |
Dick Taylor, London Boulevard |
1943-02-16 |
Anthony Dowell, London, ballet dancer (Royal Ballet) |
1943-03-02 |
Tony Meehan [Daniel Meehan], London, English rocker (Drifters, Vipers) |
1943-03-03 |
Roy London, Hank's Contract |
1943-03-08 |
Lynn Redgrave, London, actress (Georgie Girl)/Weight-Watcher |
1943-04-08 |
James Herbert, London, horror writer (The Rats), (d. 2013) |
1943-04-16 |
Dave Peverett, London, English rocker (Foghat, Savoy Brown) |
1943-06-25 |
Bill Moggridge [William], London, England, designer (1st laptop computer), (d. 2012) |
1943-06-29 |
Roger Ruskin Spear, London England, saxophonist (Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band) |
1943-08-01 |
Denis Payton, London England, rock musician (Dave Clark Five - Glad All Over) |
1943-08-04 |
David Carr, rock keyboardist (Fortunes Leyton, London |
1943-08-06 |
Michael Anderson Jr, London, actor (Clay-The Monroes) |
1943-11-22 |
Jean London, The Star Maker |
1943-12-06 |
Mike Smith, London England, rocker/pianist (Dave Clark 5-Glad All Over) |
1944-01-09 |
Jimmy Page, London, rock guitarist (Led Zeppelin-Stairway to Heaven) |
1944-01-19 |
Laurie London, English singer |
1944-01-19 |
Laurie London, Soldaterkammerater |
1944-02-02 |
Andrew Davis, Ashbridge, England, conductor (New Phil Orch-London) |
1944-02-13 |
Jerry Springer, London England, talk show host (Jerry Springer Show) |
1944-03-01 |
John Napier, London, set designer (Royal Shakesphere Company) |
1944-03-12 |
Lisa Jardine, London: The Greatest City |
1944-04-09 |
Wally Waller, London Boulevard |
1944-05-14 |
Francesca Annis, London England, actress (Madame Bovary, Dune) |
1944-05-30 |
Lenny Davidson, London, rocker (Dave Clark 5-Glad All Over) |
1944-06-21 |
Ray Davies, London, singer/guitarist (Kinks-Come Dancing) |
1944-06-22 |
Peter Asher, London, singer (Peter & Gordon-World Without Love) |
1944-07-22 |
Rick Davies, London England, rock vocalist/keyboardist (Supertramp) |
1944-10-09 |
John Entwistle, London, rock guitarist/vocalist (Who-Baba O'Riley) |
1944-11-09 |
Phil May, London Boulevard |
1944-11-11 |
Benjamin Goldstein, Jack London: American Original |
1944-11-16 |
Joanna Pettit, London, actress (Knots Landing, Cry of the Innocent) |
1945-01-10 |
Rod Stewart, London, British singer (Maggie Mae, Do You Think I'm Sexy) |
1945-03-09 |
Robin Trower, London, guitarist (Procol Harum-Whiter Shade of Pale) |
1945-03-09 |
Christopher Scoular, An American Werewolf in London |
1945-04-20 |
Jimmy Winston, London, organist (Samll Facres-Itchycoo Park) |
1945-04-24 |
Doug Clifford, Creedence Clearwater Revival Live in London |
1945-04-25 |
Stu Cook, Creedence Clearwater Revival Live in London |
1945-06-28 |
Dave Knights, London, rock bassist (Procol Harum-Conquistador) |
1945-07-18 |
Danny McCullock, London, rocker (Animals) |
1945-07-26 |
Helen Mirren [Ilyena Lydia Vasilievna Mironoff], London, English actress (The Queen, The Madness of King George) |
1945-11-11 |
Chris Dreja, London, rocker (Yardbirds) |
1945-11-12 |
Valerie Leon, London England, actress (Blood from Mummy's Tomb) |
1946-03-07 |
Matthew Fisher, London, rock keyboardist (Procol Harum) |
1946-03-22 |
Laraine Ashton, fashion models' agent (London) |
1946-04-01 |
Ronnie "Plonk" Lane, London, rock bassist (Small Faces-Hey Girl) |
1946-04-18 |
Hayley Mills, London England, actress (Parent Trap, Pollyanna) |
1946-06-25 |
Ian McDonald, London England, rock guitarist (Foreigner, King Crimson) |
1946-06-26 |
Clive Francis, London England, actor (Masada) |
1946-07-23 |
Andy MacKay, London, rock sax/oboe (Roxy Music-Dance Away) |
1946-09-19 |
John Coghlan, London, rock drummer (Status Quo) |
1946-09-28 |
Helen Shapiro, Bethnal Green London, rock vocalist |
1946-10-13 |
Edwina Currie, London and South East |
1946-10-17 |
Vicki Hodge, London England, actress (Confessions of a Sex Maniac) |
1946-10-29 |
Peter Green, [Peter Greenbaum], London, rocker (Fleetwood Mac) |
1946-11-23 |
Diana Quick, London England, actress (Brideshead, Big Sleep, Odd Job) |
1946-12-10 |
Ace Kefford, Tonite Let's All Make Love in London |
1946-12-14 |
Jane Birkin, London England, actress (Mrs Don Juan, Dark Places, Dust) |
1947-01-06 |
Sandy Denny, London UK, country singer (Fairport Convention-If You Gotta Go) |
1947-01-07 |
Tony Elliott, London Rock |
1947-01-08 |
David Bowie, [Jones], London, singer/actor (Major Tom, Ziggy Stardust) |
1947-01-21 |
Jerry London, Shogun |
1947-02-03 |
Dave Davies, London, rock vocalist/guitarist (Kinks-Lola) |
1947-04-08 |
Steve Howe, London, rock guitarist (Asia, Yes-Roundabout) |
1947-05-06 |
Dennis Cowan, London, rocker (Bonzo Dog Band) |
1947-06-24 |
Mick Fleetwood, London, rock drummer (Fleetwood Mac-Go Your Own Way) |
1947-07-17 |
Camilla Parker Bowles (Duchess of Cornwall), London England, wife of Prince Charles |
1947-07-19 |
Brian May, London, rock guitarist (Queen-We are the Champions) |
1947-07-23 |
David Essex, [Cook], London, rock vocalist/actor (That'll be the Day) |
1947-09-26 |
Graham Faulkner, London, actor (Brother Sun Sister Moon) |
1947-09-30 |
Marc Bolan, London England, rock vocalist (T-Rex-Bang a Gong) |
1947-12-16 |
Ben Cross, London, UK, English actor (Chariots of Fire, Star Trek) |
1948-01-12 |
Anthony Andrews, London England, actor (Under the Volcano) |
1948-01-12 |
Brendan Foster, 28th London Marathon |
1948-02-08 |
Kaori Kumi, Hi! London |
1948-02-24 |
Dennis "Minder" Waterman, London England, actor (Fair Exchange) |
1948-03-04 |
Chris Squire, London, rock bassist (Yes-Fish Out of Water) |
1948-03-22 |
Andrew Lloyd Webber, London, composer (Phantom of the Opera, Cats) |
1948-07-21 |
Cat Stevens [Steven Demetre Georgiou; Yusaf Islam], London, rock vocalist (Peace Train) |
1948-08-07 |
Neil Larsen, Leonard Cohen: Live in London |
1948-08-12 |
Graham Zellick, principal (Queen Mary & Westfield College London) |
1948-09-16 |
Kenney Jones, London, London, English rock drummer/vocalist (Small Faces, The Who) |
1948-12-03 |
Maxwell Hutchinson, London: The Greatest City |
1948-12-06 |
Jonathan King, London, singer (Everyone's Gone to the Moon) |
1948-12-20 |
Alan Parsons, London, audio engineer/music producer (The Dark Side of the Moon, Let it Be) |
1949-02-19 |
Eddie Hardin, London, United Kingdom, English rock pianist and singer (Spencer Davis Group) |
1949-05-29 |
Francis Rossi, London, guitarist (Status Quo-Picture of a Matchstick Man) |
1949-06-15 |
Simon Callow, London England, actor (Good Father) |
1949-07-17 |
Mick Tucker, London, rock drummer (Sweet Harlesden) |
1949-07-28 |
Simon Kirke, London UK, rock drummer (Bad Company) |
1950-02-23 |
Steve Priest, London, rock bassist (Sweet Hayes) |
1950-03-07 |
Karol Ann Hoeffner, Winning London |
1950-05-13 |
Danny Kirwan, London, rocker (Fleetwood Mac) |
1950-07-18 |
Richard Branson, London, British music enterperneur (Virgin Atlantic) |
1950-07-26 |
Susan George, London England, actress (Straw Dogs, Mandingo) |
1950-08-18 |
Dennis Elliot, London, rock drummer (Foreigner) |
1950-08-30 |
Antony Gormley, London England, British sculptor (Angel of the North) |
1950-09-14 |
Paul Kossoff, London England, rock guitarist (Free) |
1950-09-30 |
Victoria Tennant, London England (All of Me, Chiefs, Winds of War) |
1950-10-18 |
Sheila White, London England, actress (I Claudius) |
1950-9-18 |
László Sirkó, Párizs-London 1851-1853 |
1951-02-13 |
David Naughton, An American Werewolf in London |
1951-03-16 |
Kate Nelligan, London Ontario, actress (Bethune, Eye of the Needle) |
1951-06-16 |
John Salthouse, British(?) actor (American Werewolf in London) |
1951-06-16 |
John Salthouse, An American Werewolf in London |
1951-10-16 |
Daniel Gerroll, London, actor (Big Business) |
1951-11-21 |
Nick Gilder, London England, singer (Hot Child in the City) |
1951-11-23 |
David Rappaport, London England, 3'11" actor (Wizard, Time Bandits) |
1951-9-04 |
Martin Chambers, The Pretenders: Live in London |
1952-03-02 |
John Altman, An American Werewolf in London |
1952-06-21 |
M.L. Procise, Christina Aguilera: Stripped in London |
1952-07-03 |
Andy Fraser, rock bassist (Free London) |
1952-10-02 |
John Otway, O Mary This London |
1952-10-04 |
Nina Carter, London England, vocalist (Blonde on Blonde) |
1952-10-09 |
Sharon Osbourne, Brixton, South London, music manager, TV personality and wife of Ozzy Osbourne (X-Factor, America's Got Talent) |
1952-12-23 |
Elaine Baker, An American Werewolf in London |
1953-05-24 |
Alfred Molina, London, actor (Enchanted April, Prick up your Ears) |
1953-06-16 |
Ian Mosley, Paddington London, drummer (Marillion-Clutching at Straws) |
1954-03-03 |
Chris Hughes, London, English record producer and rock drummer (Adam & The Ants) |
1954-03-17 |
Lesley-Anne Down, London, actress (A Little Night Music, Moonraker) |
1954-03-17 |
Wally Stocker, London, rock vocalist/guitarist (Babys-Missing You) |
1954-04-13 |
Frederick London, A Woman of Substance |
1954-06-05 |
Michael "Nicko" McBrain, London, English heavy metal drummer (Iron Maiden-Powerslave) |
1954-11-03 |
Adam Ant, [Stuart Goddard], London, English punk rocker (If I Strip For You) |
1954-11-09 |
Dennis Stratton, London England, rock guitarist (Iron Maiden) |
1955-02-09 |
Charles Shaughnessy, London, actor (Shane-Days of our Lives, Nanny) |
1955-03-13 |
Glenne Headly, New London CT, actress (Dick Tracy, Making Mr Right) |
1955-03-29 |
Marina Sirtis, London, English actress (Troi-Star Trek: The Next Generation) |
1955-04-21 |
Michael London, Cool Runnings |
1955-06-08 |
Griffin Dunne, actor (American Werewolf in London, Who's That Girl) |
1955-06-26 |
Mick Jones, London, rock vocalist/guitarist (Clash-Havana 3 AM) |
1955-07-18 |
Teresa Ann Savoy, London England, actress (Caligula) |
1955-09-03 |
Steve Jones, London, rock guitarist (Sex Pistols) |
1955-9-04 |
Susaye London, Take Off |
1956-07-20 |
Paul Cook, London, rock drummer (Sex Pistols) |
1956-07-31 |
Mark Arden, London's Burning: The Movie |
1956-09-14 |
Joe Penny, London, actor (Gangster Wars, Riptide, Jake & the Fatman) |
1956-09-29 |
Sebastian Coe, Hammersmith, London, British 1500m runner (Olympic-gold-1980, 84) |
1956-12-23 |
Dave Murray, London, English heavy metal guitarist and songwriter (Iron Maiden) |
1957-03-08 |
Clive Burr, East Ham, London, drummer (Iron Maiden 1979-82), (d. 2013) |
1957-03-12 |
Steve Harris, London, hard rock bassist (Iron Maiden-Gypsy's Kiss) |
1957-04-06 |
Glen Murphy, Lords of London |
1957-05-10 |
Sid Vicious, [John Simon Ritchie], London England, bassist (Sex Pistols) |
1957-05-19 |
Sophia Crawford, London England, actress (Power Rangers) |
1957-08-31 |
Glenn Tilbrook, London, rock vocalist/guitarist (Squeeze-Tempted) |
1957-12-08 |
Phil Collen, London UK, English heavy-metal guitarist (Def Leppard - Love Bites) |
1958-01-25 |
Gary Brian Tibbs, London, rock bassist (Adam & The Ants, Roxy Music) |
1958-02-11 |
Becky London, United 93 |
1958-03-07 |
Rik Mayall, An American Werewolf in London |
1958-06-08 |
Roger Mann, London, September, 12:00am |
1958-06-20 |
Kelly Johnson [Bernadette], Edmonton, London, guitarist (Girlschool), (d. 2007) |
1958-07-30 |
Daley Thompson, London, Decathalete (Olympic-gold-1980, 1984) |
1958-09-19 |
Lita Ford, London England, vocalist (Kiss Me Deadly, Runaways) |
1959-01-01 |
Linzi Drew, An American Werewolf in London |
1959-04-27 |
Marco Pirroni, London, rock guitarist (Adam & The Ants) |
1959-05-03 |
Ben Elton, Catford, London, English actor and comedian (Blackadder Back & Forth, Friday Night Live) |
1959-05-17 |
Paul Di'anno, rocker (Iron Maiden Chingford, London V Early Vocalist |
1959-05-25 |
Cathryn Harrison, London England, actress (Old Woman in Black Moon) |
1959-05-26 |
Brian Peaker, London Ontario, rower (Olympics-96) |
1959-06-06 |
Amanda Pays, London England, actress (Max Headroom, Off Limits) |
1959-06-12 |
Robert Elms, London: The Greatest City |
1959-07-06 |
John Keeble, London, rock drummer (Spandau Ballet-True) |
1959-10-07 |
Simon Cowell, Lambeth, London, recording executive and television producer (X-Factor, American Idol) |
1959-10-15 |
Sarah Magaret Fergusson, [Fergie], London England, Duchess of York |
1959-10-16 |
Gary Kemp, London, rock guitarist (Spandau Ballet-True) |
1959-10-29 |
Finola Hughes, London, actress (Anna-General Hospital, Staying Alive) |
1959-12-17 |
Jeffrey D. Smith, Jack London's Love of Life |
1960-01-12 |
Jonathan Myerson, Leaving London |
1960-03-25 |
Steve Norman, London, rock sax (Spandau Ballet-True) |
1960-04-24 |
Paula Yates, London England, Mrs Bob Geldof/rocker/writer (Blondes) |
1960-05-19 |
Yazz, [Yasmin Evans], London, England, singer (Fine Time) |
1960-05-29 |
Adrian Paul, London England, actor (Dance to Win, Highlander) |
1960-07-20 |
Katie Rabbet, London England, Prince Andrew's former girlfriend |
1960-08-28 |
Emma Samms, [Samuels], London, actress (Colby's, General Hospital) |
1960-08-29 |
Tony MacAlpine, Steve Vai: Live at the Astoria London |
1960-09-09 |
Hugh Grant, London England (4 Weddings & a Funeral, 9 Months) |
1960-10-09 |
Mike London, 2011 Chick-fil-A Bowl |
1960-10-14 |
Steve Cram, 28th London Marathon |
1960-10-19 |
Dan Woodgate, London, England, rock drummer (Madness, Voice of Beehive) |
1960-11-05 |
Tilda Swinton, London England, actress (Orlando) |
1960-12-21 |
Louis Demetrius Alvanis, London-based pianist |
1960-12-27 |
Maryam D'Abo, London, actress (Living Daylights, Xtro, Until Sept) |
1961-04-18 |
Jane Leeves, London, actress (Murphy Brown, Daphne Moon-Fraiser) |
1961-05-14 |
Tim Roth, London England, actor (Reservoir Dogs, Vincent & Theo) |
1961-05-20 |
Clive Allen, WLAF kicker (London Monarchs) |
1961-08-08 |
The Edge, [Dave Evans], London, rock guitarist (U2-I Will Follow) |
1961-08-24 |
Mark "Bedders" Bedfored, London, rock bassist (Madness) |
1961-08-28 |
Kim Appleby, Stoke Newington, London, English singer (Mel & Kim-Coming to America) |
1961-09-14 |
Antonia De Sancha, London England, lover of Brit MP David Mellor |
1961-10-10 |
Martin Kemp, London, rock bassist (Spandau Ballet) |
1962-01-09 |
Phil Lewis, London England, rock vocalist (LA Guns-It's Over Now) |
1962-01-10 |
Scot Young, I've Been to London to Visit the Queen |
1962-03-06 |
Paul Davis-Miller, London |
1962-06-29 |
Amanda Donohoe, London, actress (CJ Lamb-LA Law) |
1962-10-23 |
Beatie Edney, London England, actress (Diary of a Mad Old Man) |
1962-10-26 |
Carey Elwes, London England, actor (Glory, Princess Bride) |
1962-11-01 |
Kelly Kelland, London Ontario, softball 1st baseman (Olympics-96) |
1962-9-12 |
Dino Merlin, London to Brighton |
1963-01-11 |
Jason Connery, London England, actor (Robin Hood) |
1963-03-21 |
Susie Verrico, West London vs. Marbella |
1963-05-11 |
Natasha Richardson, London England, actress (Gothic, Handmaid's Tale) |
1963-06-01 |
Mike Joyce, rock drummer (Smiths-Ask, Panic, London) |
1963-06-25 |
George Michael [Panos], London, British rock vocalist (Wham-I Want Your Sex) |
1963-09-26 |
Lysette Anthony, London, actress (Angelique-Dark Shadows, Switch) |
1963-10-27 |
Deborah Moore, London England, actress (Danielle-Day of Our Lives) |
1963-11-25 |
Sonja Morgan, Gavin DeGraw/Housewives of New York/Stacy London/Andy Grammar |
1964-01-20 |
Victoria Sellers, London England, actress (Crime Zone, Warlords) |
1964-06-22 |
Amy Brenneman, New London Ct, actress (Janice-NYPD Blue) |
1964-07-10 |
Sean Cronin, London Hood |
1964-08-01 |
Dimitar Mitovski, Mission London |
1964-9-17 |
Pasha Shilov, Winning London |
1965-01-04 |
Julia Ormond, London England, actress (Sabrina, Legends of the Fall) |
1965-01-11 |
Joely Richardson, London England, actress (Body Contact, Wetherby) |
1965-01-14 |
Jemma Redgrave, London England, actress (Buddha of Suburbia) |
1965-02-26 |
Alison Armitage, London England, actress (Acapulco HEAT) |
1965-02-26 |
Brittany York, London England, playmate (Oct, 1990) |
1965-06-23 |
Dawn Whiteham, New London Ct, bodybuilder (Penthouse Nov 1995) |
1965-07-17 |
Alex Winter, London England, actor (Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure) |
1965-07-23 |
Slash, [Saul Hudson], London England, rock guitarist & songwriter (Guns N' Roses-Sweet Child o' Mine) |
1965-07-26 |
Billy London, Hard Choices |
1965-09-02 |
Lennox Lewis, London England, heavyweight boxer (Olympic-gold-1988, WBC boxing champ) |
1965-09-13 |
Zak Starkey, London, English rock drummer, son of Beatle Ringo |
1965-10-30 |
Gavin Rossdale, Kilburn, London, English heavy metal vocalist and actor (Bush) |
1966-02-02 |
Victor Muhammad, WLAF running back (London Monarchs) |
1966-02-21 |
Bronwen Booth, London, actress (Andy-One Life to Live, Eternal Evil) |
1966-02-21 |
Wendy James, London England, vocalist (Transvision Vamp-Velveteen) |
1966-04-12 |
Jeffrey Hunter, WLAF DE (London Monarchs) |
1966-04-15 |
Samantha Karen Fox, East End London England, singer (Touch Me) |
1966-05-10 |
Jonathan Edwards, 28th London Marathon Highlights |
1966-05-24 |
Scott London, Half Nelson |
1966-05-26 |
Helena Bonham Carter, London, English actress (Fight Club, Howards End) |
1966-07-12 |
Allegra Curtis, London, model/daughter of Christine Kaufmann |
1966-08-16 |
Rosey Edeh, London England, Canadian 400m hurdler (Olympics-4-92, 96) |
1966-08-23 |
Charley Boorman, London to Volgorad |
1966-11-10 |
Vanessa Angel, London, England, actress (Weird Science, Kingpin) |
1966-11-22 |
Nicholas Rowe, London England, actor (Young Sherlock Holmes) |
1966-9-12 |
Jay London, Louis C.K.: Live at the Comedy Store |
1967-01-15 |
Marcus London, Operation: Desert Stormy |
1967-01-22 |
Olivia d'Abo, London England, actress (Wonder Years, Single Guy) |
1967-03-12 |
Rowelle Blenman, WLAF cornerback/safety (London Monarchs) |
1967-08-07 |
Charlotte Lewis, Kensington London, actress (Golden Child, Pirates) |
1967-10-16 |
Joe Murphy, London, NHL right wing (Chicago Blackhawks) |
1967-9-21 |
Glen Benton, Deicide: When London Burns |
1968-02-06 |
Richard Newbill, WLAF linebacker (London Monarchs) |
1968-03-04 |
Patsy Kensit, London, actress (Lethal Weapon 2, Hanover St) |
1968-05-03 |
Jay Darlington, London England, keyboardist (Kula Shaker) |
1968-05-05 |
Michael Titley, WLAF TE (London Monarchs) |
1968-06-01 |
Jeff Hackett, London, NHL goalie (Chicago Blackhawks) |
1968-06-23 |
Ronnie West, WLAF RB (London Monarchs) |
1968-10-01 |
Malcolm Showell, WLAF defensive end (London Monarchs) |
1968-11-03 |
Paul Quantrill, London Ontario, pitcher (Toronto Blue Jays) |
1968-12-25 |
Don Silvestri, NFL/WLAF kicker (NY Jets, London Monarchs) |
1969-02-12 |
Rob Mansfield, London 2012 Olympic Opening Ceremony: Isles of Wonder |
1969-03-12 |
Karen Snelgrove, London Ontario, softball pitcher (Olympics-96) |
1969-03-31 |
Samantha Brown, London Now |
1969-05-25 |
Stacy London, American fashion consultant |
1969-05-25 |
Stacy London, Mayim |
1969-06-06 |
Brian Greenfield, WLAF punter (London Monarchs) |
1969-10-24 |
Nicole London, Swinging in the Rain |
1969-11-11 |
Samuel London, Fated Choices |
1969-9-11 |
Jason Dors Lake, London's Burning |
1970-01-17 |
Steve Asheim, Deicide: When London Burns |
1970-01-31 |
Minnie Driver, London, United Kingdom, British actress and singer-songwriter (Good Will Hunting, The Riches) |
1970-02-02 |
Chris Luneburg, WLAF T (London Monarchs) |
1970-03-07 |
Rachel Weisz, London, English actress (The Mummy, The Constant Gardener) and fashion model |
1970-04-18 |
Peter Giles, London Ontario, kayaker (Olympics-96) |
1970-05-22 |
Naomi Campbell, London England, model/actress (Cool as Ice, Unzipped) |
1970-05-28 |
Ben Williams, WLAF defensive end (London Monarchs) |
1970-06-10 |
Steve London, Shallow Ground |
1970-07-03 |
Preston Jones, WLAF quarterback (London Monarchs) |
1970-09-29 |
Emily Lloyd, London England, actress (Wish You Were Here, In Country) |
1970-10-24 |
Alonza Bevan, London, bassist/tabla (Kula Shaker) |
1970-11-16 |
Kris Sleater, The London Nail Bombings |
1971-01-09 |
Scott Thornton, London, NHL left wing (Edmonton Oilers) |
1971-01-25 |
Herman Smith, NFL/WLAF defensive end (Tampa Bay Bucs, London Monarchs) |
1971-02-18 |
Reggie Holt, WLAF safety (London Monarchs) |
1971-03-09 |
Emmanuel Lewis, Lost in London |
1971-04-13 |
Mark Sutton, London 2012 Olympic Opening Ceremony: Isles of Wonder |
1971-04-14 |
Antonio London, NFL linebacker (Detroit Lions) |
1971-05-26 |
Lewis Capes, WLAF defensive tackle (London Monarchs) |
1971-06-02 |
Steve Brooks, WLAF tight end (Frankfurt Galaxy, London Monarchs) |
1971-07-20 |
Tom Tovo, WLAF defensive tackle (London Monarchs) |
1971-07-22 |
Charlotte Gainsbourg, London England, actress (Little Thief) |
1971-08-07 |
Kevin Gaines, WLAF DB (London Monarchs) |
1971-08-09 |
Alan Allen, NFL/WLAF wide receiver (NY Jets, London Monarchs) |
1971-08-13 |
Ron Dickerson, WLAF running back (Scottish Claymores, London Monarchs) |
1971-08-14 |
Stan White, NFL/WLAF quarterback (NY Giants, London Monarchs) |
1971-08-29 |
Dan Richardson, London Hood |
1971-10-13 |
Sacha Baron Cohen, Hammersmith, London, comedian/actor (Ali G, Borat) |
1971-12-04 |
Terrence Wisdom, NFL/WLAF guard/center (NY Jets, London Monarchs) |
1971-12-25 |
Dido, Kensington, London, pop singer and rap/dance music vocalist (Eminem's 'Stan', 'No Angel') |
1972-01-31 |
Fritz Fequiere, WLAF guard (Barcelona Dragons, London Monarchs) |
1972-02-04 |
Dara O'Briain, Dara O'Briain Talks Funny: Live in London |
1972-03-13 |
Avrom Smith, WLAF RB (London Monarchs) |
1972-03-13 |
Ryan McCoy, WLAF LB (London Monarchs) |
1972-03-20 |
Dan Snow, London |
1972-04-16 |
Mario Bradley, WLAF cornerback (London Monarchs) |
1972-05-04 |
Marc Lamb, WLAF T (London Monarchs) |
1972-05-29 |
Kenny McEntyre, WLAF cornerback (London Monarchs) |
1972-07-23 |
Seth Dittman, NFL offensive tackle (Indianapolis Colt, London Monarchs) |
1972-11-07 |
Jeremy London, actor (I'll Fly Away, Party of Five) |
1972-11-07 |
Jason London, Dazed and Confused |
1972-11-07 |
Jeremy London, Mallrats |
1972-11-14 |
Stacie B. London, Wishmaster |
1973-01-18 |
Crispian Mills, London, vocalist/guitarist (Kula Shaker) |
1973-02-27 |
Terence Davis, WLAF wide receiver (London Monarchs) |
1973-02-28 |
Eric Lindros, London Ontario, NHL center (Phila Flyers) |
1973-03-27 |
Sean McLynn, Dead London |
1973-04-05 |
Ed Hobbs, WLAF RB (London Monarchs) |
1973-04-05 |
Emile Palmer, WLAF DT (London Monarchs) |
1973-06-11 |
Tony McKenzie, WLAF guard (London Monarchs) |
1973-07-06 |
Karl Ballard, WLAF linebacker (London Monarchs) |
1973-07-10 |
Claudius Wright, WLAF CB (London Monarchs) |
1973-08-05 |
Ed Burman, WLAF linebacker (London Monarchs) |
1973-08-09 |
Larry Stallworth, WLAF wide receiver (London Monarchs) |
1973-08-21 |
Lorraine Ansell, Kinky Ladies of London |
1973-10-04 |
Kerry Joseph, WLAF quarterback (London Monarchs) |
1973-11-13 |
George Harris, WLAF cornerback (London Monarchs) |
1973-12-28 |
Tasha Hardy, London Fog |
1974-01-11 |
Toderick Malone, WLAF wide receiver (London Monarchs) |
1974-01-29 |
Pat Walsh, WLAF Tackle (London Monarchs) |
1974-11-21 |
Casey Patton, London Ontario, boxer (Olympics-96) |
1974-11-24 |
Mirza Javed, An Electric Samurai in London |
1975-01-09 |
Piero Grandinetti, London 2012 Olympic Opening Ceremony: Isles of Wonder |
1975-03-11 |
Joshua Clement, Namastey London |
1975-05-01 |
Jodhi May, London, British actress (A World Apart, The Other Boleyn Girl) |
1975-05-02 |
David Beckham, Leytonstone, London, English footballer (Manchester United, England) |
1975-05-07 |
Jason Tunks, London Ontario, discus thrower (Olympics-96) |
1975-05-19 |
London Fletcher, American football player |
1975-05-19 |
London Fletcher, Episode dated 29 October 2008 |
1975-07-18 |
M.I.A. (Mathangi Arulpragasam), Hounslow, London, rapper (Sunshowers) |
1975-10-02 |
Mohammed Haddad, Huna London |
1975-10-22 |
Dedra London, In Broad Daylight |
1975-12-02 |
Brett Lindros, London, NHL right wing (NY Islanders) |
1976-01-12 |
Shawn Aldin-Burnett, London 2012 Paralympic Closing Ceremony: Festival of Flame |
1976-01-21 |
Emma Lee Bunton, "Baby Spice", Finchley London, vocalist (Spice Girls) |
1976-03-21 |
Iain Percy, London 2012 Olympics |
1976-04-04 |
Tim Matthews, London to Brighton |
1976-04-13 |
Anna Sandler, London Boulevard |
1976-06-01 |
Linda Murray, An Erotic Werewolf in London |
1976-07-19 |
Benedict Cumberbatch, London, actor (12 Years a Slave) |
1976-08-19 |
AJ Geddes, London 2012 Olympic Opening Ceremony: Isles of Wonder |
1976-10-10 |
London, Layover |
1976-10-13 |
Bryce London, Another Man's Hand |
1977-08-19 |
Callum Blue, London, England, actor (Dead Like Me, The Tudors) |
1977-11-03 |
Ryann London, May Day |
1978-07-01 |
Mark Hunter, The Olympic Side of London |
1978-12-05 |
Jonathan London, Gay by Dawn |
1978-12-29 |
LaToya London, American singer |
1978-12-29 |
La Toya London, Episode #3.30 |
1978-9-12 |
Juliet Reeves London, Automaton Transfusion |
1979-01-07 |
Nathan Constance, London to Brighton |
1979-03-23 |
Jimmy Simak, London to Volgorad |
1979-04-06 |
David Nattriss, London 2012 Olympic Opening Ceremony: Isles of Wonder |
1979-05-27 |
Alyssa Murphy, Namastey London |
1979-07-02 |
Joe Thornton, London Ontario, Canadian hockey player |
1979-08-12 |
Chloe Bale, London to Brighton |
1979-12-31 |
Alex Cassun, London 2012 Olympic Opening Ceremony: Isles of Wonder |
1980-04-16 |
Paul London, American professional wrestler |
1980-04-16 |
Paul London, Episode dated 18 March 2006 |
1980-05-22 |
Andy Howard, London's Olympic Aquatic Stadium |
1980-08-13 |
Nick Dempsey, London 2012 Olympics |
1980-11-12 |
Ryan Gosling, London Ontario, Canadian actor (The Notebook, Drive) |
1981-01-20 |
Assaf Shuster, London Pinat Ben Yehuda |
1981-03-04 |
Donny Tourette, English punk rock singer (Towers of London) |
1981-07-07 |
Richard Alan Brown, Winning London |
1981-07-22 |
Clive Standen, Namastey London |
1981-07-25 |
Sophia London, Iron Man 3 |
1982-04-23 |
Taio Cruz, London/English R&B, Pop, Hip Hop singer |
1982-05-14 |
Rachel Roth, Winning London |
1982-06-21 |
Prince William, Duke of Cambridge, London, England, son of Prince Charles & Lady Diana |
1982-08-09 |
Tyson Gay, First: The Official Film of the London 2012 Olympic Games |
1982-08-23 |
Brandon Tyler, Winning London |
1982-10-15 |
Victoria London, Down to Love |
1982-11-09 |
Hollis London, The Greater Meaning of Water |
1983-03-16 |
Rannvijay Singh, London Dreams |
1983-03-30 |
Sarah Stevenson, The London 2012 Olympic Games Opening Ceremony |
1983-04-13 |
Nicole Cooke, London 2012 Olympics |
1983-05-10 |
Scott London, Man About Town |
1983-08-24 |
Scarlett March, Fuck a Fan: Live from London |
1983-09-14 |
Amy Winehouse, Southgate, London, singer ("Stronger Than Me, Rehab), (d. 2011) |
1984-07-14 |
Rory Williams, Naachle London |
1984-10-16 |
Brandon London, Episode dated 21 November 2008 |
1984-10-21 |
Rachel London, The Crew |
1984-12-04 |
Lauren London, American actress |
1984-12-05 |
Lauren London, I Love You, Beth Cooper |
1984-12-06 |
Sofia Hayat, Naachle London |
1985-01-30 |
Kajsa Pålsson, London Transfer |
1985-03-26 |
Keira Knightley, London, English actress (Bend It Like Beckham, Pirates of the Caribbean) |
1985-04-20 |
Joshua Brody, Agent Cody Banks 2: Destination London |
1985-05-11 |
Serena Iansiti, Lords of London |
1985-08-07 |
Amélie Chicoye, Mission London |
1985-11-28 |
Caitlin McClatchey, London 2012 Olympics |
1986-05-13 |
Robert Pattinson, London, English actor (Cedric Diggory-Harry Potter, Edward Cullen-Twilight) |
1986-06-10 |
Zara Dampney, London 2012 Olympics |
1986-06-30 |
Bruno Fratus, First: The Official Film of the London 2012 Olympic Games |
1986-07-24 |
Kevin London, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo |
1986-07-26 |
Carmelita Moniz, Young Harlots in London |
1987-02-03 |
London Vale, Dog-Eared |
1987-03-30 |
Vojislav Scelovic, London Paris New York |
1987-06-20 |
Marie, London Hearts |
1987-07-12 |
London Summers, The Last Airbender |
1987-08-07 |
Matthew Cressey, London 2012 Olympic Closing Ceremony: A Symphony of British Music |
1987-11-18 |
Imogen Bankier, London 2012 Olympics |
1988-01-27 |
Alice Burdeu, London's Calling |
1988-02-13 |
Veronika London, Black Eve |
1988-05-05 |
Adele [Adele Laurie Blue Adkins], Tottenham, London, English singer (Rolling in the Deep, Someone Like You) |
1988-10-07 |
Gregory Foreman, London Boulevard |
1988-11-03 |
Sarah McNicholas, Agent Cody Banks 2: Destination London |
1988-9-20 |
Jenna Randall, London 2012 Olympics |
1988-9-23 |
Shanaze Reade, First: The Official Film of the London 2012 Olympic Games |
1989-01-03 |
Kohei Uchimura, London 2012 Olympic Opening Ceremony: Isles of Wonder |
1989-01-14 |
Karine Thomas, The London 2012 Olympic Games Opening Ceremony |
1989-07-23 |
Daniel Radcliffe, London, actor (Harry Pottter in the Harry Potter series of movies) |
1989-08-18 |
London Keyes, Asa Akira Is Insatiable |
1990-04-06 |
Asha Randall, London 2012 Olympics |
1990-11-21 |
Dani King, First: The Official Film of the London 2012 Olympic Games |
1991-06-30 |
Robert Feldman, Lovers in London |
1991-09-28 |
Saffron LeBon, London, daughter of Simon & Yasmon |
1991-11-10 |
Philip Pedersen, Agent Cody Banks 2: Destination London |
1992-01-03 |
Chris London, Stranger Than Nixon |
1992-01-13 |
Kerry Tokley, London 2012 Olympic Opening Ceremony: Isles of Wonder |
1992-03-12 |
Lizzy London, Star Wars XXX: A Porn Parody |
1992-04-12 |
Chad le Clos, First: The Official Film of the London 2012 Olympic Games |
1992-10-13 |
Sam Mikulak, First: The Official Film of the London 2012 Olympic Games |
1992-12-30 |
John Orozco, First: The Official Film of the London 2012 Olympic Games |
1993-05-24 |
Bobby Lockwood, 101 Dalmatians II: Patch's London Adventure |
1994-03-01 |
Justin Bieber, London Ontario, Canadian pop singer (Baby, One Time) |
1996-04-19 |
London Freeman, VP. |
2000-03-03 |
London Lombana, A Good Knight |
2000-05-19 |
London Jones, Danika |
2003-02-20 |
Isaac London, Angels Sing: Christmas in Ireland |
2013-07-22 |
Prince George of Cambridge, London, England, son of Prince William of England (3rd in line to the English throne) |
London - Notable Weddings
London - Weddings
| Date | Event |
|---|---|
1754-11-16 |
British PM William Pitt the Elder (46) weds Lady Hester Grenville (34) in Argyle Street, London |
1782-08-18 |
Romantic Age poet and artist William Blake (24) marries Catherine Boucher, 5 years his junior, in St. Mary's Church, Battersea, London. |
1797-06-26 |
US President John Quincy Adams (29) weds Louisa Johnson (22) at All Hallows Barking parish in London |
1820-07-14 |
British PM Robert Peel (32) weds Sir John Floyd's daughter Julia at St George's, Hanover Square in London |
1846-09-12 |
Poet and playwright Robert Browning (34) weds poet Elizabeth Barrett (40) at Marylebone Church in London |
1867-02-16 |
Prime Minister of Canada John A. Macdonald (52) weds Agnes Bernard (30) at St George's Church in Hanover Square, London |
1871-06-14 |
Impressionist painter Camille Pissarro (40) weds Julie Vellay in London |
1884-05-29 |
Irish writer Oscar Wilde marries Constance Lloyd at St. James Church, Paddington, London |
1886-12-02 |
26th US President Theodore Roosevelt (28) weds second wife Edith Kermit Carow (25) in London |
1893-01-18 |
British Poet and writer Rudyard Kipling (26) marries Carrie Balestier (29) in London |
1896-06-01 |
Irish playwright George Bernard Shaw (41) marries Charlotte Frances Payne-Townshend (41)in Covent Garden, London. |
1902-07-01 |
British admiral John Rushworth Jellicoe (42) weds Gwendoline Cayzer at Holy Trinity in London |
1908-09-02 |
Naval officer Robert Scott (40) weds sculptress Kathleen Bruce (30) at the Chapel Royal in London, England |
1913-10-15 |
Author Beatrix Potter (47) weds solicitor William Heelis at St Mary Abbots in Kensington, London |
1915-06-26 |
Author T. S. Eliot (26) weds governess Vivienne Haigh-Wood (27) at Hampstead Register Office in London |
1922-07-18 |
British naval officer Louis Mountbatten (22) weds Lord Mount Temple's daughter Edwina Cynthia Annette Ashley (20) at St. Margaret's in Westminster, London |
1922-09-18 |
Nurse Margaret Sanger (43) weds James Noah Henry Slee in Bloomsbury, London |
1926-12-02 |
Film director/producer Alfred Hitchcock (27) weds director Alma Reville (27) at Brompton Oratory in London |
1927-10-15 |
Writer Graham Greene (23) weds Vivien Dayrell-Browning at St. Mary's Church in Hampstead, North London |
1931-07-04 |
Irish writer (Ulysses) James Joyce and Nora Barnacle finally marry in London registry office after meeting in 1904. |
1943-04-10 |
Actor Peter Cushing (29) weds actress Violet Helene Beck in London, England |
1943-10-20 |
British Children's writer Enid Blyton marries 2nd husband surgeon Kenneth Fraser Darrell Waters at City of Westminster registry office, London |
1947-11-20 |
Future British Queen Princess Elizabeth II (21) weds Lt Philip Mountbatten (26) in Westminster Abbey, London |
1949-08-12 |
Multi-Tony award-winning actress Angela Lansbury (23) weds actor and producer Peter Shaw (31) at St. Columba's Presbyterian Church of Scotland in London, England |
1951-09-15 |
Actor Peter Sellers (26) weds actress Anne Howe n London, England |
1951-12-13 |
British PM Margaret Thatcher (26) weds businessman Denis Thatcher (36) at Wesley's Chapel in City Road, London |
1956-06-16 |
British Poet and Poet Laureate Ted Hughes marries American writer and poet (The Bell Jar) Sylvia Plath at St George the Martyr Holborn, London. |
1962-05-04 |
Actor Christopher Plummer (32) weds columnist Patricia Lewis at the Marylebone Registry office in London |
1964-02-19 |
Actor Peter Sellers (38) weds actress Britt Ekland in London, England |
1968-01-20 |
Actress Sharon Tate (24) weds actor/director Roman Polanski (34) in Chelsea, London |
1969-03-12 |
Paul McCartney marries Linda Louise Eastman in London |
1971-02-05 |
Actress Judi Dench (36) weds actor Michael Williams (35) at St Mary's Catholic Church in Hampstead, London |
1973-07-04 |
British Army officer Andrew Parker Bowles (33) weds Camilla Rosemary Shand (26) at Guards Chapel in Birdcage Walk in London, England |
1981-07-29 |
Charles, Prince of Wales weds Lady Diana Spencer at St Paul's Cathedral, London |
1983-12-15 |
Author Roald Dahl (36) weds Liccy Crosland (45) at Brixton Town Hall in South London |
1984-08-18 |
Duran Duran keyboardist Nick Rhodes (22) weds Des Moines department store heiress Julie Anne Friedman (25) at London registrar's office |
1986-07-23 |
Britain's Prince Andrew (26) weds Sarah Ferguson (26) at Westminster Abbey in London, England |
1989-06-16 |
Actor Hugh Laurie (30) weds theatre administrator Jo Green in Camden, London |
1991-02-09 |
Composer Andrew Lloyd Webber (42) weds equestrian Madeleine Gurdon (28) in Westminster, London |
1994-07-14 |
Princess Margaret's daughter Sarah Armstrong-Jones (30) weds ex-actor and fellow artist Daniel Chatto (37) in London, United Kingdon |
1995-07-01 |
Crown Prince of Greece and the oldest son of the deposed King Constantine of Greece, Pavlos (28) weds Robert W. Miller's daughter Marie-Chantal Miller (26) at London's Cathedral of Saint Sophia |
1996-05-14 |
Actor Antonio Banderas (35) weds actress Melanie Griffith (38) at the Westminster register office in London |
1997-05-17 |
Sylvester Stallone weds Jennifer Flavin in London |
2002-01-01 |
Legendary guitarist Eric Clapton (56) weds Melia McEnery (25) at St. Mary Magdalen Church in Surrey, London |
2002-02-17 |
Actress Joan Collins (68) weds theater company manager Percy Gibson at Claridge's Hotel in London |
2002-09-14 |
No Doubt lead vocalist Gwen Stefani (42) weds lead singer and rhythm guitarist "Bush" Gavin Rossdale (46) at St. Paul's Church in London, England |
2004-12-31 |
English actor Terence Stamp (64) weds Elizabeth O'Rourke (23) in London |
2005-09-10 |
British television presenter Kate Garraway (38) weds former political lobbyist Derek Draper (38) at St. Mary The Virgin parish church in London, England |
2005-11-11 |
Millionaire Nasir Khan weds "Footballers' Wives" actress Laila Rouass (34) in London |
2005-11-30 |
"Only Fools and Horses" actor David Jason (65) weds Gill Hinchcliffe at Buckingham Palace in London |
2005-12-15 |
"Eastenders" actress Elaine Lordan (39) weds BBC manager Peter Manuel at Islington Town Hall in London |
2006-01-05 |
Adult film actress Linsey Dawn McKenzie (27) weds former Wimbledon F.C. and Northern Ireland footballer Mark Williams (35) at the central London register office |
2006-01-28 |
London Broncos rugby football player Craig Gower (27) weds TV personality and model Amanda Flynn (24) in Sydney, Australia |
2006-04-08 |
Spanish model and actress Ines Sastre (32) weds Alexandro Corrias at Brompton Oratory in South Kensington, London |
2006-06-19 |
"Savage Garden" pop singer Darren Hayes (34) weds animator Richard Cullen in London |
2006-09-02 |
"7th Heaven" actor Jeremy London (33) weds actress Melissa Cunningham at Hidden Chateau and Garden in West Hills, California |
2006-12-09 |
"The Office" actress Lucy Davis (33) weds actor Owain Yeoman (28) at St. Paul's Cathedral in London |
2008-02-14 |
Oasis singer Liam Gallagher (35) weds All Saints singer Nicole Appleton (33) at Westminster Register Office in London |
2008-02-19 |
"The Lord of The Rings" actor Sean Bean (49) weds actress Georgina Sutcliffe (29) at Marylebone Registry Office in central London |
2010-05-16 |
British comedian David Walliams (38) weds supermodel Lara Stone (26) at Claridge's Hotel in London |
2011-10-09 |
Musician Paul McCartney (69) weds New Yorker Nancy Shevell (51) in a civil ceremony at Old Marylebone Town Hall, London |
2011-12-30 |
Scottish actor David Tennant (40) weds actress Georgia Moffett (27) in London, United Kingdom |
2012-05-12 |
McFly guitarist Tom Fletcher (27) weds actress Giovanna Falcone (27) at One Marylebone in London |
2012-06-17 |
"Revenge" actress Ashley Madekwe (30) weds "Secret Diary Of A Call Girl" actor Iddo Goldberg (36) in London, England |
2012-08-26 |
"Bridesmaids" actor Chris O'Dowd (32) weds British TV presenter Dawn Porter (33) at an intimate ceremony with family and friends in London |
2012-09-15 |
Singer Annie Lennox (57) weds Harvard-educated gynecologist Mitch Besser (57) on a private boat on the Thames River in London |
2012-09-29 |
"The Lovely Bones" actor Stanley Tucci (52) formally weds British literary agent Felicity Blunt at Middle Temple Hall in London |
2012-12-21 |
"Rolling Stones" guitarist Ronnie Wood (65) weds theater producer Sally Humphreys (34) at Dorchester Hotel in London |
London - Notable Deaths
London - Deaths
| Date | Event |
|---|---|
1189-09-03 |
Jacob of Orleans, Rabbi, killed in anti Jewish riot in London England |
1305-08-23 |
William Wallace, Scottish patriot, hanged, disemboweled & beheaded at Smithfield London |
1381-06-15 |
Wat Tyler, leader of English Peasants' Revolt, beheaded in London |
1400-10-25 |
Geofrey Chaucer, author (Canterbury Tales), dies in London |
1401-02-19 |
William Sawtree, 1st English religious martyr, burned in London |
1541-05-27 |
Margaret Pole, 8th Countess of Salisbury (b. 1473) beheaded for treason in Tower of London by Henry VIII |
1583-07-06 |
Edmund Grindal, English bishop of London/archbhp of York, dies at 64 |
1645-01-10 |
William Laud, Archbishop of Canterbury, beheaded, for treason, in the Tower of London at 71 |
1688-09-02 |
Robert Viner, Lord Mayor of London (b. 1631) |
1701-05-23 |
William Kidd, Scottish pirate, hanged at London's Execution Dock |
1703-03-03 |
Robert Hooke, scientific genius, dies in London aged 67 |
1727-03-31 |
Isaac Newton, English physicist/astronomer, dies in London at 84 |
1733-01-25 |
Gilbert Heathcote, Mayor of London (b. 1652) |
1794-01-16 |
Edward Gibbon, English historian (The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire), dies in London at 56 |
1801-06-14 |
Benedict Arnold, Revolutionary War general, dies in London at 60 |
1850-07-02 |
Robert "Bobbie" Peel, British PM/founder London Police, dies at 62 |
1866-08-22 |
George Shillibeer, pioneer of London's 1st bus service, dies |
1881-02-05 |
Thomas Carlyle, historian/essayist, dies in London at 85 |
1888-08-31 |
Mary Ann Nichols, a 42-year-old prostitute, was found stabbed to death in London, 1st of at least five murders by Jack the Ripper |
1894-12-29 |
Christina Rossetti, English poet, dies at 64 in London |
1896-10-03 |
William Morris, artist and writer associated with Arts and Crafts movement, dies at 62 London |
1898-11-20 |
John Fowler, English engineer (London Metropolitan Railway), dies |
1906-04-20 |
Australian wombat; oldest known marsupial, dies in London Zoo at 26 |
1907-05-19 |
Benjamin Baker, English engineer (bridge over the Firth of Forth, Scotland and London underground) |
1914-01-30 |
Wordsworth Donisthorpe, London's Trafalgar Square |
1916-02-28 |
Henry James, US/British writer (Bostonians), dies in London at 72 |
1916-11-22 |
Jack London, author, dies at 40 |
1916-11-22 |
Jack London, White Fang |
1922-06-22 |
Henry H Wilson, Field Marshal, murdered in London |
1924-05-29 |
Pierre-Paul Cambon, French diplomat (Madrid/London), dies |
1927-05-01 |
Genevieve Townsend, A Girl of London |
1934-11-14 |
John Joy Bell, Beyond London Lights |
1935-05-10 |
H. St. Barbe West, The Vultures of London |
1935-11-20 |
John Rushworth Jellicoe, 1st Earl Jellicoe, British Admiral of the Fleet, Kensington, London, of pneumonia |
1936-03-12 |
David Beatty, 1st Earl Beatty and British Admiral of the Fleet dies of heart failure at 65 in London, England |
1937-09-29 |
Percy Williams, London After Midnight |
1938-08-06 |
Warner Oland, actor (Werewolf of London, Jazz Singer), dies at 57 |
1940-02-11 |
Geoffrey Malins, London Melody |
1941-03-13 |
Stuart Walker, Werewolf of London |
1941-05-15 |
Bertran Hays, The Road to London |
1941-08-14 |
Josef Jakobs, German spy, executed in Tower of London |
1942-07-08 |
Charlotte Granville, Werewolf of London |
1945-03-26 |
David Lloyd George, The Lord Mayor of London |
1950-01-21 |
George Orwell, author (Animal Farm, 1984), dies in London at 46 |
1950-02-03 |
Sid Field, London Town |
1950-04-08 |
Vaslav Fromich Nijinsky, Ukrainian ballet dancer, dies in London |
1952-11-29 |
Rosa Lewis, English chef/owner (Cavendish Hotel London), dies |
1954-05-17 |
Arthur Lucan, Vampire Over London |
1955-01-13 |
Charmian London, Jack London |
1956-06-11 |
Ralph Morgan, actor (Creeper, Imposter, Jack London), dies at 73 |
1957-03-23 |
Patrick Abercrombie, Utopia London |
1960-11-03 |
Harold Spencer Jones, London, English Astronomer and 10th astronomer royal of England whose work led to a more accurate determination of the distance between the Earth and the Sun |
1961-09-07 |
Pieter S Gerbrandy, lawyer/premier to London 1940-5, dies at 76 |
1962-02-04 |
Angus MacLeod, Bombs Over London |
1965-01-04 |
T. S. Eliot, poet and Nobel laureate (Washed Country), dies in London at 76 |
1969-12-28 |
Henry Oscar, actor (Saint in London), dies at 78 |
1974-07-29 |
Cass Elliot, singer (Mamas & Papas), dies from heart attack in London at 32 |
1976-02-05 |
Rudy Pompilli, The London Rock and Roll Show |
1976-04-26 |
Neil McCallum, actor (Pete-Saber of London), dies at 45 |
1976-07-30 |
Emil Solomon "Solly" Sachs, South African socialist, dies in London |
1977-03-08 |
Henry Hull, actor (Werewolf of London, Boys Town), dies at 86 |
1978-04-13 |
Jack Chambers, The Hart of London |
1980-01-07 |
Sarah Selby, actress (Tower of London), dies at 74 |
1980-09-03 |
Barbara O'Neil, actress (Tower of London, Stella Dallas) |
1980-10-28 |
Edwin J. Fancey, London Entertains |
1980-11-29 |
Babe London, Scrambled Brains |
1981-02-15 |
Isaac Don Levine, Jack London |
1981-04-27 |
Kit Lambert, The Who at the London Coliseum 1969 |
1983-08-01 |
Peter Arne, actor (Straw Dogs), bludgeoned to death in London at 62 |
1985-01-10 |
Walter Merrill, While London Sleeps |
1985-03-23 |
George London, Des Broadways liebstes Kind |
1985-05-25 |
Ludwig Anschütz, Der Richter von London |
1986-02-01 |
Dick James, Beatles' music publisher (1962-70), dies in London at 58 |
1986-02-21 |
Lawrence James, Lost in London: Part 4 - The Highest Bidder |
1986-02-27 |
Eugene Forde, Charlie Chan in London |
1986-10-08 |
Artur London, The Confession |
1988-09-15 |
Chet London, The Group |
1988-10-27 |
Charles Hawtrey, English actor (Carry On), dies near London at 73 |
1988-12-07 |
Peter Langan, Irish restaurateur (Langans London), dies in fire |
1989-01-19 |
Norma Varden, actress (Loose in London), dies |
1989-02-13 |
Clark Williams, Werewolf of London |
1990-09-06 |
Tom Fogerty, Creedence Clearwater Revival Live in London |
1990-10-29 |
Billy London, Hard Choices |
1991-02-13 |
Ron Pickering, 1st London Marathon |
1991-04-13 |
Elliot Arluck, A Yank in London |
1992-03-14 |
C.V. Wood, The Special London Bridge Special |
1992-05-20 |
Guy Singer, Leonard Cohen: Live in London |
1992-08-15 |
Martha Blackburn, Canada newspaper publisher (London Free Press), dies |
1992-09-09 |
Dedra London, In Broad Daylight |
1992-09-11 |
Frank Singuineau, An American Werewolf in London |
1993-05-27 |
Jan Wiley, actress (Underdog, Brute Man, She Wolf of London), dies |
1993-05-27 |
Jan Wiley, She-Wolf of London |
1993-08-08 |
Roy London, US actor/director (Tiger Warsaw), dies of lymphoma at 50 |
1993-08-08 |
Roy London, Hank's Contract |
1993-12-04 |
Stanley Green, London |
1994-08-15 |
Shepherd Mead, London England, dies of stroke at 80 |
1994-09-19 |
John Herbert-Bond, Tower of London |
1995-05-18 |
Robert Harris, actor (Werewolf of London), dies at 95 |
1995-09-18 |
Doreen Cannon, teacher of acting (London), dies at 64 |
1996-07-27 |
Peter James Frederick Green, CEO (LLoyd's of London), dies at 71 |
1996-08-22 |
John Rodion, Tower of London |
1997-02-08 |
Drue Leyton, Charlie Chan in London |
1997-03-07 |
Venetia Severn, Tower of London |
1998-07-13 |
Stanley Bergerman, Werewolf of London |
1999-05-08 |
Dirk Bogarde, London England, actor (b. 1921) (Death in Venice, Servant) |
1999-06-16 |
David Sutch, The London Rock and Roll Show |
1999-12-11 |
Harry Wüstenhagen, Der Richter von London |
2000-02-12 |
John London, The Karate Kid |
2000-02-23 |
Paul Rich, Pool of London |
2000-10-18 |
Julie London, American singer and actress (b. 1926) |
2000-10-18 |
Julie London, Man of the West |
2000-10-30 |
Elizabeth Bradley, An American Werewolf in London |
2001-01-31 |
Frank London, Steel |
2002-03-06 |
John London, Kingfish Sells a Lot |
2002-08-25 |
William Warfield, Bernstein in London |
2003-05-04 |
Arthur Oldham, Bernstein in London: Verdi's Requiem |
2005-04-17 |
Scotty McHarg, London Town |
2005-12-19 |
Don McKillop, An American Werewolf in London |
2006-08-16 |
Joe Belcher, An American Werewolf in London |
2007-08-14 |
John Biffen, Midnight in Moscow, Twilight in London |
2010-02-09 |
Marc London, Sinatra and Friends |
2010-03-10 |
Evelyn Dall, Miss London Ltd. |
2011-01-14 |
Roger Rowland, An American Werewolf in London |
2011-02-01 |
Angelo D'Alessandro, The Jack London Story |
2012-01-10 |
Lila Kaye, An American Werewolf in London |
2012-03-31 |
Lise London, The Confession |
2012-06-04 |
Andy Hamilton, Duran Duran: Live from London |
2013-02-04 |
Hilary Bamford, And We Don't Pay London Prices |
2013-02-13 |
George Finch, Utopia London |
2013-08-14 |
Mark Sutton, London 2012 Olympic Opening Ceremony: Isles of Wonder |
2014-06-09 |
Rik Mayall, An American Werewolf in London |
2014-06-14 |
Steve London, Zero Hour! |
2014-10-29 |
Christopher Scoular, An American Werewolf in London |
2014-12-08 |
Scot Young, I've Been to London to Visit the Queen |
2014-12-29 |
Dorrit Dekk, Utopia London |
2015-03-05 |
M.L. Procise, Christina Aguilera: Stripped in London |
2015-10-25 |
Lisa Jardine, London: The Greatest City |
2016-02-08 |
John Disley: London Marathon co-founder dies aged 87 |
2016-04-16 |
London Underground's 'Mind The Gap' voice artist Phil Sayer dies aged 62 |
2016-04-27 |
Former 1st Lady Lucy Kibaki dies at a London Hospital, aged 77 |
2016-06-02 |
London art collector Marion Lambert dies aged 73 after hit by bus on Oxford Street |
2016-06-29 |
Nicola Thorold, executive producer at Roundhouse, London, dies aged 51 |
