Page 19: Historical Events In 2018
Friday, 06 February 2026
Jun 28 In this year, Fire starts on Winter Hill on Lancashire moorland, England, lit by arson 


Jun 28 Lone gunman attacks offices of Capital Gazette newspaper in Annapolis, Maryland, killing nine 


Jun 28 Power company uncovers Neolithic wooden trackway 2300 years old in Suffolk, England. One of the largest archaeological digs in Europe at 16000 square meters. 


Jun 29 In this year, Drake releases his fifth studio album "Scorpion", a double album with 25 tracks. 


Jun 30 FIFA World Cup: Kylian Mbappé (19) is recorded as becoming only 2nd teenager (Pelé 1st 1958) to score twice in a world cup match as France eliminate Argentina 4-3 in Kazan 


Jun 30 March of the Flowers in Managua, Nicaragua, commemorating youth killed under government crackdown turns violent with 1 person killed and eight injured 


Jun 30 Two members of the public confirmed poisoned by Novichok nerve, a women later dies, in Wiltshire, England 


Jul 01 Canada's retaliatory tariffs against the US's steel tariffs take effect, 25% on some steel, 10% on 250 other goods 


Jul 01 Colombia's Chiribiquete National Park declared a world heritage site by the UN 


Jul 01 French gangster Redoine Faid escapes the Sud-Francilien prison in Réau, France by helicopter. 


Jul 01 In this year, PGA Women's Championship, Kemper Lakes GC: Park Sung-hyun of South Korea claims in a playoff with Nasa Hataoka and Ryu So-yeon. 


Jul 01 In this year, US Open Seniors Golf, Broadmoor GC: David Toms claims by 1 stroke from Miguel Ãngel Jiménez, Jerry Kelly and Tim Petrovic. 


Jul 01 Mexician General election: Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador elected President of Mexico. 


Jul 01 Nationwide protests over Trump administration immigration policies in the US 


Jul 01 NBA super star LeBron James agrees to a 4-year $154m deal with the LA Lakers, moving from Cleveland Cavaliers 


Jul 01 Nipah virus outbreak in Kerala in India killing 18 (as of February 2020) people 


Jul 01 Suicide bombing targeting Sikh community results in the deaths of at least 19 people in Jalalabad, Afghanistan. 


Jul 02 270000 people now displaced by fighting in south-western Syria says UN since assault on rebel-held area two weeks ago 


Jul 02 British divers discover 12 boys and their coach alive in Tham Luang Nang Non cave, Thailand after being trapped for 9 days by monsoon flooding 


Jul 02 Singers Cheryl and Liam Payne announce they are splitting up after two years. 


Jul 03 Australian cricket batsman Aaron Finch breaks his own T20 International record smashing 172 from 76 balls vs Zimbabwe in Harare, opening stand with D'Arcy Short (223) also a record. 


Jul 03 Cardi B is recorded as becoming inaugural female rapper to get two number one US Billboard hits, with "I Like It" with Bad Bunny and J Balvin 


Jul 03 Former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak is arrested on corruption charges, accused of stealing 700 million from state development fund 1MDB. 


Jul 03 French President Emmanuel Macron visits the New Afrika Shrine nightclub in Lagos during his two-day tour of Nigeria. 


Jul 03 Souad Abderrahim is elected the inaugural female mayor of Tunis, Tunisia 


Jul 03 US Justice and Education Departments rescind Obama affirmative action policies in college admissions. 


Jul 03 Worst monsoon rains in decades swamp Lahore, Pakistan, killing 6 


Jul 04 Chinese technology company Baidu announces it has begun mass production of self-driving buses, the 14-seat Apolong. 


Jul 04 Hong Kong'stop court rules same-sex couples entitled to equal visa rights in landmark case. 


Jul 04 Wildfire in Yolo county, California, grows to 82700 acres with 2800 fire fighters battling the blaze. 


Jul 05 At least 24 killed in explosions at pyrotechnics workshops in Tultepec, Mexico 


Jul 05 English rapper Stormzy announces partnership with Penguin Books, an imprint called #Merky Books 


Jul 05 Heatwave in southern Quebec, Canada, results in the deaths of 33. 


Jul 05 Lithuania is recorded as becoming the 36th member of the OECD 


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