It was introduced by Paul Johnstone, but featured Patrick Moore, who presented the programme until his death in 2012 (obituary, December 10, 2012) in 1970 China launched its first satellite, which orbited the Earth transmitting the communist patriotic tune Dong Fang Hong (The East is Red) and also announced the time. The 78-year-old continued as prime minister until retiring in April 1955, and remained an MP until 1964 in 1957 the first edition of the BBC’s The Sky at Night was shown. A collection of 740 volumes and three maps were ordered from London in 1953 Winston Churchill was knighted. In 1560 the dauphin died as a result of an ear infection, and Mary returned to Scotland in 1800 President John Adams approved the spending of $5,000 to establish a Library of Congress. In 1558 Mary, Queen of Scots, aged 15, married Francis, Dauphin of France, aged 14. Cardiff City beat Arsenal 1-0 in 1949 the troops of Mao Zedong’s communist party took Nanking from the Kuomintang (Chinese Nationalist Party) led by Chiang Kai-shek, during the War of Liberation in 1968 the first decimal coins (5p and 10p pieces) appeared in Britain, equivalent to the shilling and the florin.

He died on the same day in 1616 in 1927 the BBC’s first radio broadcast of an FA Cup Final came live from Wembley stadium, London.

This is the traditional date of the death of the man immortalised in the tale of Saint George and the Dragon, who has been patron saint of England since 1348 in 1564, although the date is not confirmed, it is widely believed that William Shakespeare was born in Stratford-upon-Avon.

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