The study suggests Canadians perceived the CBC as having a more left-of-centre bias than other Canadian news organizations. General Clark entered Rome on June 4, having fought what he called "the most grueling, the most harrowing, and in one respect the most tragic" battle of the Italian campaign. May 3: Spain's Fascist government under General Francisco Franco agrees to curtail supply shipments to Nazi Germany in exchange for an increase in oil shipments from the Allies. April 6: In Britain, the dramatic increase in the number of wage-earning citizens leads the government to introduce pay-as-you-earn taxation, whereby an employer deducts a set amount from an employee's paycheck per pay period. April 14: The Nazis deport the first trainload of Greek Jews from Athens. Of the 144,000 Jews sent there, about 33,000 died of starvation and epidemic diseases, and another 88,000 were deported to extermination camps. April 11: The RAF destroys the Gestapo's headquarters in The Hague, including files on individual Dutch nationals scheduled to be deported to the Nazi camps. In May 1945, he signed Nazi Germany's unconditional surrender on Eisenhower's behalf.

Over Harris's strong objections, Portal sided with Eisenhower's commitment to the "Transportation Plan" of bombing French railroads instead of German cities in preparation for D-Day. British air chief marshal Sir Arthur Tedder uses bombers to clear way for troops: British air chief marshal Sir Arthur Tedder was appointed Eisenhower's deputy supreme commander for the invasion of Normandy. In these, Arthur is a legendary hero and visionary leader who took control of Britain during a troubled time. Once you have a portfolio of traditional and digital artwork, it's time to look for that first job. Have extra serving pieces on hand in case you need them. The White House has played a weaker and weaker hand in its game against Russia since Trump’s inauguration. The theme song to Cory in the House was written and produced by Matthew Gerrard and Robbie Nevil, and performed by Kyle Massey, Maiara Walsh, and Jason Dolley (though the closing credits of the show credit the performance of the theme song only to Massey). 10 January 1998 - Barnsley's defensive frailties show no sign of easing as they lose 6-0 to West Ham United at Upton Park. ITV reinstated a 20-minute cnn breaking news (anchor) bulletin at 10:00 pm on 22 January 2001, instigating a head-to-head clash with the BBC.

In the Philippines, NBC Nightly News returned on Philippine cable and satellite TV starting January 1, 2021, broadcast live daily at 7:30 AM (or 6:30 AM during daylight saving time in the US) on TAP Edge. Pope Pius XII is hailed and criticized for wartime actions: In 1943, Time magazine praised Pope Pius XII and the Catholic Church for "fighting totalitarianism more knowingly, devoutly, and authoritatively, and for a longer time, than any other organized power." However, even during his life, Pius's wartime policies were controversial. This month, for the first time since 1940, no British civilians will die in Axis air raids. Department of War concludes that only through a ground invasion of the Japanese homeland will the Allies succeed in winning the war in the Pacific Theater. April 17: The Japanese initiate a major offensive, code-named Ichi-Go, against American and Chinese positions in China's Honan Province. April 7: The Soviet Union declines a renewed Japanese offer to negotiate a separate peace between the Nazis and the Russians. April 4: General Charles de Gaulle assumes leadership of the Free French army.

U.S. General Dwight Eisenhower greets troops before D-Day: On June 5, 1944, General Dwight Eisenhower wrote a short note. April 24: The U.S. April 30: The first prefabricated, $2,200 home goes on display in London, in advance of Churchill's plan to use hundreds of thousands of these structures to house those left homeless by the war. Despite his muted denunciations of Nazi aggression and racial theories, the Vatican under his leadership remained officially neutral throughout the war. April 3: With the Nazi Germans in control of Hungary, the Allies revoke their promise to spare the country and attack German positions in the capital of Budapest. Americans capture German submarine U-505: Launched and commissioned in 1941, the German submarine U-505 sank eight ships and survived more damage than any other German submarine during World War II. At the end of World War II, his maternal grandfather was jailed as a suspected war criminal. American infantryman Ira Eaker plans bombing offensive: American Ira Eaker, an infantryman during World War I, began training as a pilot in 1918. He won the Distinguished Flying Cross in 1929 for helping set a world flight endurance record.