7.1K views · 138 reactions | “Leave our kids alone” Thousands march across Canada as part of “Hands Off Our Kids” campaign, advocating for parental rights in schools. Learn more about the wider context in TRT World's new documentary “Gender Wars in Canada” | TRT World | Facebook

On this day in 1967, The Beatles performed 'All You Need Is Love' from a packed Studio One as part of the BBC’s ‘Our World’ satellite broadcast - the first live, worldwide satellite programme seen by an estimated audience of 350 million. The band invited Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Eric Clapton, Graham Nash, Keith Moon and Gary Leeds to provide backing vocals. | Abbey Road Studios

139K views · 9K reactions | When the Beatles landed on The Ed Sullivan Show stage in February 1964, our world changed forever. The so-called "British Invasion" took America by storm and bands such as the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, the Hollies, Herman's Hermits, The Animals, and Gerry & The Pacemakers were all over the charts  Check out our British invasion playlist: https://EdSullivan.lnk.to/BritishInvasionFP | The Ed Sullivan Show | Facebook

#FlashbackFriday to February 22, 1964 - The Beatles' triumphant return to London Airport after conquering America! 🇬🇧✈️ The news cameras were rolling as John, Paul, George and Ringo stepped off the plane to absolute pandemonium. Thousands of screaming British fans had gathered to welcome their heroes home, and the BBC and ITN news crews captured every chaotic, glorious moment of it. This wasn't just any airport arrival - this was a victory lap! The boys had left Britain as the nation's biggest