Category:United Kingdom

2

• [×] 2005-07-07 London bombings‎ (44 articles)
• [×] 2010 Papal UK tour‎ (5 articles)
• [×] 2011 England riots‎ (4 articles)

A

• [×] Gerry Adams‎ (18 articles)
• [×] Alex Salmond‎ (18 articles)
• [×] Alistair Darling‎ (5 articles)

B

• [+] BBC‎ (69 articles; 1 subcategory)
• [×] Tony Blair‎ (111 articles)
• [×] British Virgin Islands‎ (1 article)
• [×] British West Indies‎ (1 article)
• [×] Gordon Brown‎ (77 articles)

C

• [×] David Cameron‎ (37 articles)
• [×] Channel Islands‎ (4 articles)

C cont.

• [+] Conservative Party (UK)‎ (2 articles; 1 subcategory)

D

• [×] David Miliband‎ (23 articles)
• [×] Richard Dawkins‎ (4 articles)
• [×] Doctor Who‎ (7 articles)

E

• [×] Ed Miliband‎ (14 articles)

F

• [×] Falkland Islands‎ (3 articles)

I

• [×] Iain Macdonald (Wikinewsie)‎ (643 articles)

J

• [×] January 13, 2005‎ (10 articles)
• [×] Alan Johnston‎ (8 articles)

L

• [+] Labour Party (UK)‎ (13 articles; 2 subcategories)
• [+] Liberal Democrats (UK)‎ (6 articles; 1 subcategory)
• [+] Liverpool‎ (61 articles; 1 subcategory)

M

• [×] Peter Mandelson‎ (13 articles)

M cont.

• [×] Margaret Beckett‎ (21 articles)
• [×] Martin McGuinness‎ (14 articles)
• [×] MG Rover‎ (5 articles)

N

• [×] Nick Clegg‎ (27 articles)

P

• [×] Peter Robinson‎ (8 articles)
• [×] Pitcairn Islands‎ (1 article)

Q

• [×] Queen Elizabeth II‎ (7 articles)

U

• [+] UK Parliament‎ (4 articles; 2 subcategories)
• [×] University of Cambridge‎ (9 articles)
• [×] University of Oxford‎ (28 articles)

V

• [×] Vince Cable‎ (7 articles)

W

• [×] William Hague‎ (7 articles)

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• "Bigoted woman": controversial Gordon Brown remarks caught on air
• "Creationism and intelligent design have no place in the UK science curriculum" says UK Government
• "Fathers for Justice" is coming to an end
• "Island Man" spends a night on 162 Scottish islands
• "Teddy bear teacher" returns to England

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• 'Astonishing' figures show 800 Scottish NHS staff earning over £140,000
• 'Bang bang': UK mercenary charged with murdering colleagues gives evidence in Iraq
• 'Bloody Sunday Inquiry' publishes report into British Army killing of activists in Northern Ireland
• 'Completely irresponsible' woman called emergency services to report theft of snowman
• 'Davos man' versus 'Camp Igloo'; 42nd World Economic Forum convenes in Swiss alps
• 'Fascinating' and 'provocative' research examines genetic elements of bipolar, schizophrenia
• 'George Davis is innocent - OK': UK court partially vindicates campaign after 36 years
• 'Have them all shot': BBC gets 21,000+ complaints over Jeremy Clarkson's public sector striker comments
• 'Incident' at East London tube station
• 'MI6 officers' named on US-based website
• 'Mobile phone dermatitis' linked to nickel deposits
• 'Purity' ring case taken to High Court
• 'Stop being so damn respectful' say free speech supporters in London
• 'There's been another murder': UK's Wright Stuff presenter apologises for teen murder comments
• 'Unfounded and unsubstantiated': London policemen cleared of beating Muslim
• 'Where is your god now?': London policemen on trial accused of beating Muslim

1

• 10 years on Diana, Princess of Wales remembered
• 100 turn out in Orlando, Florida for "Anonymous" protest against Church of Scientology
• 100th British soldier killed in Iraq
• 11 suspects in UK air bomb plot charged
• 11-year-old boy dies after being shot in Liverpool
• 12-year-old girl dies after collapsing in school in Northamptonshire, England
• 12-year-old school boy has sex change in Sussex, England
• 1200 schools may be closed by UK teachers strike
• 13 arrested in Rhys Jones murder investigation
• 13,000 people participate in Bristol running event
• 130M-year-old fossil crocodile skull unearthed on coast of Dorset, UK
• 15 Royal Navy sailors captured at gunpoint by Iranian guards
• 1700 runners still unaccounted for in UK's Lake District following flood
• 18th International Guitar Festival of Great Britain

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• 2% of British pound coins are counterfeit according to research
• 2,000 face redundancy at English steelworks
• 2006 European Chess Championship opens in Liverpool
• 2007 Ig Nobel Prize winners announced
• 2008 G8 summit launched in Hokkaido, Japan
• 2008 Olympic torch arrives in London
• 2008 UEFA Champions League Final: Manchester United vs. Chelsea F.C.
• 2008-09 Wikipedia for Schools goes online
• 2009–10 UEFA Champions League: Round of 16 field set
• 2010 BRIT Awards highlights
• 2010 UK general election results
• 2011 BRIT Awards highlights
• 2012 Olympics clash with Ramadan
• 21 July bombing suspect to be extradited back to the UK
• 21 July London bombing suspect held
• 22 million counterfeit cigarettes found in Wales

3

• 31 children rescued as UK police shut down global paedophile ring

4

• 4-year-old boy killed by dog in Liverpool, England
• 401st Guy Fawkes celebrated in parts of the Commonwealth
• 40th H1N1 swine flu death recorded in Scotland

5

• 500 million US dollars worth of treasure found off coast of Cornwall UK

6

• 60th anniversary of the end of the war in Asia and Pacific commemorated

7

• 7 British paratroopers accused of murder begin trial

8

• 800 British troops being pulled out of Iraq
• 88th annual Brita Kongreso draws to a close

9

• 90 days detention still on Blair's agenda
• 900 oil refinery workers fired after strike at Lindsey

A

• A leak at the Sellafield nuclear reprocessing facility on Cumbrian coast, England
• A portrait of Scotland: Gallery reopens after £17.6 million renovation
• Accident on set of British television program Heartbeat
• ACLU, EFF challenging US 'secret' court orders seeking Twitter data
• Actor Ryan Thomas involved in car crash in Manchester, England

A cont.

• Adult H1N1 swine flu death takes Northern Ireland death toll to seventeen
• Afghan policeman shoots and kills five British soldiers
• Afghan presidential candidate Abdullah withdraws from elections
• Afghan warlord convicted by British court of torture
• AFL provides insufficient support for European leagues: Germany
• Africa-Europe summit concludes with mixed results
• Agassi and Sharapova voted Wimbledon's sexiest champions on commercial website
• Ahern, Blair restate deadline on devolution
• Ahern, Blair to lead Northern Ireland talks
• Ahmadinejad to free British navy personnel
• Aid payments to be withdrawn by UK following violence in Ethiopia
• Aid pledges rise; Japan promises 500,000,000 USD
• Aidan Burley MP sacked following Nazi pics furore
• Airbus parent EADS wins £13 billion UK RAF airtanker contract
• Aircraft crashes during mock dogfight at Shoreham Airshow, United Kingdom
• Airliner hijacker found working for British Airways
• Airport security tightened worldwide
• Al Qaeda: 'Blair brought destruction to the heart of London'
• Al-Qaeda threaten to kill British Prince Harry in Iraq
• Al-Qaeda threatens UK over Rushdie's knighthood
• Al-Qaida claims responsibility for London 7/7 bombings
• Alan Turing Building opens at University of Manchester
• Alex Reid wins UK's Celebrity Big Brother 2010
• Alexander Litvinenko was British spy, claims alleged killer
• Alistair Darling unveils UK's 2010 Budget
• All 2500 runners in Lake District race accounted for after flood
• All change for Nottingham, England trams as new operator announced
• All metal cladding taken off Cabot Circus Tower due to fault
• Alleged Bush-Blair Al-Jazeera bombing transcript leaked
• Alleged racist tram ranter remanded after court hearing
• Allied WWII spy Nancy Wake dies aged 98
• Ambidextrous children more likely to have problems at school, say researchers
• Amy Winehouse wax model unveiled
• An interview with Paul Campbell, founder of Amazing Radio UK
• Ancestors of humans learned to walk in trees, study says
• Andrew Marr angers bloggers, describing them as 'inadequate, pimpled and single'
• Anfield Memorial Service 20 years after Hillsbrough Disaster
• Animal rights activists demand British coffee chain withdraw advertising campaign
• Animal rights protestor found guilty of Oxford arson plot
• "Anonymous" plans to protest Church of Scientology on February 10
• Antiglobalization protestors march near site of G8 summit
• Antony & The Johnsons win Mercury Music Prize
• ANZAC Day marked around the world
• ANZAC Day marked throughout NZ, AU
• ANZACs remembered ninety years after assault on Gallipoli
• Apartment fire in south London, England claims victim from smoke inhalation
• Apple and Orange pair up in UK iPhone deal
• Apple Corps loses court case against Apple Computer
• Archaeologists uncover Britain's earliest known hospital
• Arctic ice thickness decreasing, suggests satellite data study
• Argentina defeats Scotland 21-15 in rugby test match
• Ariane rocket launches Skynet and Turksat spacecraft
• Armagh man charged with 1998 bombing murders
• Armed Forces Day to get underway in the UK
• Armed police arrest two more 21 July bombing suspects in dramatic raids
• Armed police briefly surround a mosque in east London
• Armed police shoot man dead on London Underground
• Arrest over London bombing
• Arrests and resignations as probe into Britain's phone hacking scandal widens
• Arrests over phone-tap of British royal family
• As the Eurovision entrants return home, the home crowds weigh in
• Ash from Iceland volcano could affect UK flights
• Ashley gives Newcastle £133m buyout offer
• Associated Press publishes 6 new "secret and confidential" Downing Street memos
• At least 71 deaths in Mexico 'likely linked' to swine flu outbreak
• Attention drawn to high suicide rates in Scotland, Russia, Australia
• Audit commision ethics report on Liverpool City Council questions Mike Storey appointment

A cont.

• Australia to withdraw troops from Iraq this year
• Australian Guantanamo detainee David Hicks gets British citizenship
• Australian police charge Indian doctor over failed UK bombings
• Author and contrarian Christopher Hitchens dies at age 62
• Author and playwright Keith Waterhouse dies at 80
• Automobile manufacturer Toyota triples annual loss prediction
• Avian flu found within UK
• Award winning singer George Michael cautioned after caught with drugs in London public toilet
• Ayatollah Ali Khamenei speaks about Iranian presidential election protests at prayers
• Azerbaijan win 2011 Eurovision Song Contest

B

• Baby dies after being found abandoned behind shop in Gwent, Wales
• Bad British kids scare adults
• Baghdad judge clears pair of murdering six foreign soldiers
• Balloons let loose for triple murder victim
• Bangkok blast injures two tourists
• Bank of England holds interest rates at record low
• Bank of England raises interest rates
• Banned Chinese medicine still on sale in United Kingdom
• Barcelona defeat Manchester United in 2009 Champions League Final
• Barclays Bank credit rating cut by Moody's
• Barrister Hyman sentenced to one year imprisonment for false incrimination
• Basra, Iraq raid by UK forces to rescue soldiers from police
• Bat for Lashes plays the Bowery Ballroom: an Interview with Natasha Khan
• Battle for Trafalgar Square, London as violence breaks out between demonstrators and riot police
• Baugur Group withdraws from Somerfield bid
• Baugur makes a US$1,8 billion bid for Somerfield
• BBC admits sending hecklers into Conservative campaign meeting
• BBC and ITV to provide free satellite TV in the UK
• BBC and Sky networks reject Gaza appeal
• BBC announces pay freeze and no bonuses for managers
• BBC apologises to Queen Elizabeth II for misrepresentation in documentary
• BBC begins trial program allowing legal TV and radio downloads
• BBC broadcasts first live episode of EastEnders
• BBC cancel television comedy series 'My Family'
• BBC correspondent missing
• BBC denies "conspiracy" over 9/11 video
• BBC DJ duo break radio record
• BBC drops programmes as third of staff join strike
• BBC Foreign correspondent Brian Hanrahan dies aged 61
• BBC global poll finds majority feel the US led Iraq invasion increased likelihood of terrorist attacks
• BBC launches the Creative Archive
• BBC News website expands RSS license terms to allow commercial use
• BBC newsreader sacked after conviction for wounding teenager
• BBC Outside Broadcasts to be sold to Satellite Information Services
• BBC prepared for news blackout as staff strike
• BBC Radio 1 reverses "faggot" ruling hours after initial ban
• BBC Radio Bristol presenter fired over 'racist' phone call
• BBC receives 487 complaints after 'Dancing' race row
• BBC receives 8,400 complaints over 'EastEnders' cot death story
• BBC Reporter Alan Johnston is released in Gaza
• BBC reporter could be released within next few hours
• BBC reporters arrested in Iran on suspicion of espionage
• BBC Resources sale could be unprofitable
• BBC spends £3.4m on sell-off
• BBC support song making chart impact
• BBC Television Centre placed up for sale
• BBC to cut Electric Proms for financial reasons
• BBC to release iPlayer to other broadcasters
• BBC unveils plans for new Britain only iMP player
• BBC World Service to drop five languages
• BBC's famous 'Top of the Pops' programme to be axed
• BBC's Mock The Week 'breached guidelines' with Olympian humour, say corporation's Trust
• BBC's political show makes special edition from Shanghai
• BBC's Strictly Come Dancing to be broadcast from Blackpool Tower
• BBC: Ethiopian famine aid 'siphoned off' to buy weapons according to rebels, report
• Beatles' 'Hey Jude' becomes their most downloaded song on iTunes