Page 22: Historical Events In 2018
Tuesday, 03 February 2026
Jul 18 In this year, Cliff Richard claims privacy case against the BBC, for reporting he was being investigated over historic child sexual assaults. 


Jul 18 Lava from Kilauea volcano eruption has now destroyed 700 homes and added 700 acres to Big Island confirms Hawaii National Guard 


Jul 18 New Earth geological age announced, the Meghalayan Age 4200 years ago to the present, by the International Commission on Stratigraphy. 


Jul 18 Nicaraguan government announces Masaya is back under its control after violent clashes with anti-government protesters. 


Jul 18 Seventeen men charged with the gang-rape of a 12-year old girl in Chennai, India 


Jul 18 Turkey ends its two-year State of Emergency 


Jul 19 Airbus Beluga XL, painted to look like the whale, makes its inaugural flight, landing in Toulouse-Blagnac, France More >> 


Jul 19 Brazilian soccer international goalkeeper Alisson transfers from Roma to Liverpool for a world record shot blocker's fee of £66.8m. 


Jul 19 Duck boot sinks in Table Rock Lake, Missouri, drowning 17 people. 


Jul 19 inaugural commercial flight, the "bird of peace" between Ethiopia and Eritrea in 20 years lands in Asmara, Eritrea, reuniting families. 


Jul 19 Israel's parliament passes controversial "nation state" law giving only Jews self-determination, relegating Arabic to "special status" 


Jul 19 Largest intact sarcophagus of its kind ever are discovered (2000 years old) opened in Alexandria, contains 3 skeletons, not a curse as feared. 


Jul 19 Russian ship Dmitri Donskoii, with possible cargo of gold coins is discovered in waters between South Korea and Japan where it sunk in 1905 


Jul 20 American director James Gunn fired as director of "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3" by Disney after past offensive tweets surface. 


Jul 20 Australian businessman James Packer announces he has quit 22 directorships due to mental health issues 


Jul 21 India scraps tax on sanitary products after campaign by activists. 


Jul 21 Re-boot of TV show "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" announced with creator Joss Whedon as executive producer. 


Jul 22 British Open Golf, Carnoustie: Francesco Molinari holds off a pack of players including favourites Rory McIlroy and Justin Rose to win by 2; inaugural Italian to win a major title. 


Jul 22 Heatwave in Japan results in the deaths of 11 in one day. 


Jul 22 Israeli military and allies evacuate over 400 White Helmet Syrian rescue workers from its border with Syria to Jordan. 


Jul 22 Lone gunman shooting results in the deaths of 3 including gunman and injures 13 in Toronto, Canada 


Jul 22 TV show "Supergirl" announces casting of inaugural live-action transgender superhero, by transgender actor Nicole Maines as Nia Nal. 


Jul 22 US President Trump threatens Iran in an all-caps tweet of "consequences" in response to speech by Iranian President Hassan Rouhani. 


Jul 23 250000 doses of vaccines for children produced by a firm in China faulty according to reports in China 


Jul 23 Dam collapses while under construction in Attapeu province, Laos, killing at least 20 with more than 100 missing 


Jul 23 Environmental reports finds China on track to reach new emission targets, but carbon dioxide emissions risen - 9.2 billion metric tons in 2017, more than US and Europe combined 


Jul 23 inaugural graphic novel to be nominated for a major literary prize is "Sabrina" by Nick Drnaso for Booker long list. 


Jul 23 International Monetary Fund predicts inflation of 1 million percent in Venezuela by end of 2018 


Jul 23 Japan records its highest ever temperature at 41.1 degrees (105.98F) in Kumagaya 


Jul 23 Slum homes for 30000 people demolished to make way for a dual carriage way in Nairobi, Kenya 


Jul 24 inaugural bison born in Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada, in 140 years, after being reintroduced 


Jul 24 Singer Demi Lovato is hospitalized after a drug overdose in Los Angeles 


Jul 24 Wildfires near Athens, Greece, kill 91 with 104 injured, over 600 rescued from the coast by boats. 


Jul 25 Georgian representative James Spencer steps down after being fooled into saying racial slurs on Sacha Baron Cohen 's "Who is America" programe. 


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