England renews alliance with Portugal. French raid English coastal towns of Winchelsea and Gravesend. Simon Sudbury, archbishop of Canterbury, is named Chancellor. English marriage mission sent to Germany to meet Anne of Bohemia. They cause damage but have no battles because Charles V orders his troops to avoid engaging.
English troops are near starvation when they reach Brittany.
The last English expedition into France in 14th century. Constable of France Bertrand du Guesclin falls ill and dies while besieging a castle in the Auvergne. Parliament convenes in Northampton. It votes in the third poll tax in 4 years. Parliament refuses to grant taxes for war.