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I'm sure our customers are aware of this by now but I should inform you that we are no longer able to show any sport that is exclusive to BT or Sky. Our owner has cancelled the subscription on the run up to our closure and subsequent refurb.

Men's semi-finals at Wimbledon today. We'll be showing it all on our screens.

6. Today in 1984 Robert Maxwell bought the Mirror Group newspapers. 7. Alan Wicker died today in 2013. Whatever your reason for visiting the pub, enjoy the day.

2. Horatio Nelson lost his right eye at the siege of Calvi, in Corsica.on this day in 1794. 3. Wilko Johnson is 72 today (b.1947) 4. Today in 1962 The Rolling Stones performed their first ever concert, at the Marquee Club. 5. Kenneth More died today in 1982.

Need an excuse to visit the pub today? Use one of the following as a reason to celebrate, grieve or commemorate with a drink or two... 1. Today in 1543 Henry VIII married Catherine Parr, his sixth and last wife.

5. Today in 1958 Britain's first parking meters were installed, in Mayfair. 6. Albert Pierrepoint died today in 1992. 7. The last ever edition of the News Of The World was published today in 2011. Whatever your reason for visiting the pub, enjoy the day.

2. Lady Jane Grey, the 9 days Queen, took the throne of England today in 1553. 3. This day in 1940 saw the first in a series of German bombing raids as the Battle of Britain, which lasted three and a half months, began. 4. John Motson and Virginia Wade are both 74 today (b.1945).

Need an excuse to visit the pub today? Use one of the following as a reason to celebrate, grieve or commemorate with a drink or two... 1. Today in 1040 Lady Godiva rode naked through the streets of Coventry to force her husband, the Earl of Mercia, to lower taxes.

The African Cup of Nations reaches the quarter-final stage. Today's matches... Senegal v Benin kick-off 5pm Nigeria v South Africa kick-off 8pm. We'll show them if you watch them.

It's Men's quarter-final day at Wimbledon today. We'll show it on our screens.

Due to an ordering cock-up we are left with no Fosters until Wednesday. It's always disappointing when we are unable to supply our biggest selling product to our customers, please accept my apologies. I'm told the problem is down to Enterprise, draw your own conclusions though.

With a sense of disappointment I have to let you know that we no longer show sport broadcast on BT Sports. Our owner has decided he no longer wants to pay for it in the run-up to closure. Make the most of Sky Sports for now, it's undoubtedly on the hit-list for the near future.

5. Marc Almond is 62 today (b.1957). 6. Today in 2017 The Lake District became a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Whatever your reason for visiting the pub, enjoy the day.

2. Today in 1877 The first Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championship was held at its original site at Worple Road. 3. Barbara Cartland was born on this day 1901. 4. Princess Elizabeth and Philip Mountbatten announced their engagement on this day in 1947.

Need an excuse to visit the pub today? Use one of the following as a reason to celebrate, grieve or commemorate with a drink or two... 1. Today in 1540 Henry VIII had his 6-month marriage to fourth wife, Anne of Cleves, annulled.

Wimbledon continues and you can watch it on our screens.

It's Tuesday and that means FREE jukebox night at The Fox & Hounds. Between 5.15 and 10.15 tonight the jukebox is totally FREE!!!

The Cricket World Cup resumes today with the first semi-final, India v New Zealand. It'll be on our screens.

7. Peter Hawkins died today in 2006. You may not know the name but you would know the many voices...look him up on Google. Whatever your reason for visiting the pub, enjoy the day.

3. The NSPCC. was founded today in 1844. 4. Marty Feldman was born today in 1934. 5. Ronnie Biggs, who was serving a 30-year prison sentence for his part in the Great Train Robbery, escaped from Wandsworth prison today in 1965. 6. Actress Vivien Leigh died today in 1967.

Need an excuse to visit the pub today? Use one of the following as a reason to celebrate, grieve or commemorate with a drink or two... 1. Edgar the Peaceful, King of England from 959, died today in 975. 2. Poet Percy Bysshe Shelley died today in 1822.