On this day in London history: what happened in the capital on May 1?
Briefly

Evil May Day in 1517 saw a xenophobic riot in London targeting foreign residents, resulting in violence, threatened lives, and property damage.
Alexandra Palace opened on May 24, 1873, burned down after 16 days, but reopened on May 1, 1875, featuring a concert hall, theatre, and dining areas.
On May 1, 1966, the Beatles had their last scheduled live appearance in Britain at the NME Annual Poll-Winners' All-Star Concert in Wembley.
The judge addressing Assange's case noted the severity of his offense, emphasizing that by seeking refuge in the embassy, he evaded justice within the UK.
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