User:Rayboy8/Articles

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This user has written 97 articles on Wikinews.

As an organised user, I like to keep collections of archives on the website. So here is the list of articles that I originally created on Wikinews from the beginning to today.

For a customised main page for the latest headlines from this page, go to this link here.

• "Michael Jackson doctor posts message on YouTube". Wikinews, August 19, 2009
• "Fern Britton may appear on BBC's Strictly Come Dancing". Wikinews, August 20, 2009
• "Michael Jackson's burial postponed". Wikinews, August 21, 2009
• "Christmas arrives early in Rochdale, Greater Manchester". Wikinews, August 24, 2009.-- This story got rewritten from scratch, so it doesn't count.
• "Calvin Harris knocks Michael Jackson off top spot in UK Album Chart". Wikinews, August 24, 2009
• "Police remove valuables from unlocked cars". Wikinews, August 27, 2009
• "Cast of BBC's Strictly Come Dancing announced". Wikinews, August 27, 2009
• "Sheep sells for £231,000 at auction". Wikinews, August 28, 2009
• "Bodies found in trailer park in Brunswick, Georgia, US". Wikinews, August 30, 2009
• "Girl found dead in truck in Northamptonshire, England". Wikinews, August 30, 2009
• "Study shows that aspirin might do more harm than good". Wikinews, August 31, 2009
• "Twitter more popular than MySpace in United Kingdom". Wikinews, September 1, 2009
• ""Donkey" bloggers facing jail sentence in Azerbaijan". Wikinews, September 2, 2009
• "Music videos return to UK version of YouTube after agreement with PRS". Wikinews, September 3, 2009
• "Author and playwright Keith Waterhouse dies at 80". Wikinews, September 4, 2009
• "Torrential downpours cause significant flooding in northeastern Scotland". Wikinews, September 5, 2009
• "Sophie Reade wins UK's Big Brother series 10". Wikinews, September 5, 2009
• "Corks fly in wine truck fire in Wyoming, US". Wikinews, September 6, 2009
• "Two jockeys killed in fire in North Yorkshire, England". Wikinews, September 6, 2009
• "Chris Moyles breaks record for longest running breakfast show on BBC Radio 1". Wikinews, September 7, 2009
• "Sir Terry Wogan announces his departure from BBC Radio 2 breakfast show". Wikinews, September 7, 2009
• "Large bomb defused in Northern Ireland". Wikinews, September 8, 2009
• "One of Great Britain's "most wanted" criminals arrested in the Netherlands". Wikinews, September 10, 2009
• "Man banned from keeping animals after forcing cat to inhale cannabis". Wikinews, September 11, 2009
• "Timothy Dalton to voice a character in Toy Story 3". Wikinews, September 11, 2009 so.
• "England and Wales Director of Public Prosecutions to seek bomb plot retrial". Wikinews, September 11, 2009
• "Musician Phil Collins announces he will never play drums again". Wikinews, September 11, 2009
• "Michael Jackson tribute concert postponed until 2010". Wikinews, September 12, 2009
• "BBC to release iPlayer to other broadcasters". Wikinews, September 13, 2009
• "Bruce Forsyth takes pay cut on BBC's Strictly Come Dancing". Wikinews, September 14, 2009
• "Humpback whale found dead in River Thames, England". Wikinews, September 15, 2009
• "British chef Keith Floyd dies at age 65". Wikinews, September 16, 2009
• "British comedian Eddie Izzard completes 43 marathons in 51 days". Wikinews, September 16, 2009
• "Driver fined after following sat-nav to edge of cliff in West Yorkshire, England". Wikinews, September 17, 2009
• "UK energy companies announce that prices for bills could increase". Wikinews, September 19, 2009
• "UK study reveals smoking could shorten men's lives by 10–15 years". Wikinews, September 19, 2009
• "12-year-old school boy has sex change in Sussex, England". Wikinews, September 19, 2009
• "Two people killed in aircraft crash in Hampshire, England". Wikinews, September 20, 2009
• "Memorial unveiled to mark 50th anniversary of deaths of 47 miners in Lanarkshire, Scotland". Wikinews, September 20, 2009
• "Memorial service held for Sir Bobby Robson in Durham Cathedral, England". Wikinews, September 22, 2009
• "Michael Jackson film "This Is It" to be premiered in at least 15 world cities simultaneously". Wikinews, September 23, 2009
• "Pope Benedict XVI announces visit to United Kingdom". Wikinews, September 23, 2009
• "New Michael Jackson song to be released". Wikinews, September 24, 2009
• "Large hoard of Anglo-Saxon gold found in Staffordshire, England". Wikinews, September 24, 2009
• "Vienna mayor criticises cancellation of Michael Jackson tribute concert". Wikinews, September 25, 2009
• "Five boys charged with raping girl in Greater Manchester, England". Wikinews, September 26, 2009
• "Eight children taken to hospital after being hit by car in Suffolk, England". Wikinews, September 26, 2009
• "Second dust storm hits Sydney, Australia". Wikinews, September 26, 2009
• "Tesco pricing error in Cambridgeshire, England allows customers to get cheaper fuel". Wikinews, September 26, 2009
• "Apple announces two billionth download from App Store". Wikinews, September 28, 2009
• "BBC receives 487 complaints after 'Dancing' race row". Wikinews, October 9, 2009
• "Two people killed in fire in Greater Manchester, England". Wikinews, October 10, 2009
• "Boyzone member Stephen Gately dies at age 33". Wikinews, October 11, 2009
• "Minor tears found in Gordon Brown's retina". Wikinews, October 12, 2009
• "Body found in Auckland, New Zealand drain". Wikinews, October 12, 2009
• "Post-mortem examination reveals Stephen Gately "died of natural causes"". Wikinews, October 13, 2009
• "American singer and actor Al Martino dies at age 82". Wikinews, October 14, 2009
• "Boyzone manager Louis Walsh pays tribute to Stephen Gately". Wikinews, October 15, 2009
• "Leona Lewis assaulted at book signing in London, England". Wikinews, October 15, 2009
• "Welsh soap opera Pobol y Cwm celebrates 35 years on air". Wikinews, October 16, 2009
• "Man charged with assaulting British singer Leona Lewis". Wikinews, October 16, 2009
• "Baby unhurt after stroller hit by train in Melbourne, Australia". Wikinews, October 17, 2009. Technically, I still originally created the article.

--*Wikinews Shorts: October 18, 2009.-- I didn't originally create this however I did significantly contribute with the third article on the list.

• "BBC's Mock The Week 'breached guidelines' with olympian humour, say corporation's Trust". Wikinews, October 21, 2009
• "Scottish lawyer denies death of Lockerbie bomber Abdelbaset Ali al-Megrahi". Wikinews, October 21, 2009
• "British pilot dies in plane crash; nine passengers survive". Wikinews, October 25, 2009
• "Two 10-year-old UK boys arrested for alleged rape of girl aged 8". Wikinews, October 29, 2009
• "English actor Norman Painting dies at age 85". Wikinews, October 30, 2009

This award is presented to Wikinews reporters upon their 50th published news article.

• "Man jailed for manslaughter of wife in Hampshire, England". Wikinews, October 31, 2009
• "British soldier killed by explosion in Afghanistan". Wikinews, November 1, 2009
• "Celebrity chef John Burton Race charged with drink-driving in UK". Wikinews, November 1, 2009
• "Man arrested after fatal accident in Londonderry, Northern Ireland". Wikinews, November 1, 2009
• "Two people die after contracting H1N1 virus, number of swine flu deaths in Scotland rises to 28". Wikinews, November 1, 2009
• "Two killed in landslide in Tenerife". Wikinews, November 1, 2009
• "Wife of English footballer Wayne Rooney gives birth to baby boy". Wikinews, November 3, 2009
• "Elderly man in Scotland dies after contracting H1N1 swine flu virus". Wikinews, November 3, 2009
• "Staffordshire hoard goes on display in British Museum in London, England". Wikinews, November 4, 2009
• "British singer Robbie Williams announces his return to boyband Take That". Wikinews, November 5, 2009
• "Lord Burns confirmed as new chairman of Channel 4". Wikinews, November 5, 2009
• "Four people die after contracting H1N1 swine flu virus in West Midlands, England". Wikinews, November 6, 2009
• "BBC's Strictly Come Dancing to be broadcast from Blackpool Tower". Wikinews, November 7, 2009
• "Actor Ryan Thomas involved in car crash in Manchester, England". Wikinews, November 8, 2009
• "Soldier killed in explosion in Afghanistan, number of UK soldiers killed in country rises to 231". Wikinews, November 8, 2009
• "Two winning British EuroMillions lottery tickets worth £45 million each claimed". Wikinews, November 8, 2009
• "Former Formula 1 designer unveils new electric car". Wikinews, November 9, 2009
• "Four teenagers killed in car crash in Birmingham, England". Wikinews, November 14, 2009
• "UK soldier shot dead in Afghanistan, number of military personnel killed in country increases to 233". Wikinews, November 16, 2009
• "British rapper Derek B dies at age 44". Wikinews, November 17, 2009 (Partly an )
• "British army bomb disposal expert killed in Afghanistan". Wikinews, November 18, 2009
• "Seven die from H1N1 swine flu virus; total virus victims in Wales rises to 21". Wikinews, November 19, 2009
• "40th H1N1 swine flu death recorded in Scotland". Wikinews, November 21, 2009
• "Quad crash kills fourteen year-old in County Londonderry, Northern Ireland". Wikinews, November 21, 2009
• "School closed after five-year-old boy dies from suspected swine flu in Buckinghamshire, England". Wikinews, November 25, 2009
• "4-year-old boy killed by dog in Liverpool, England". Wikinews, December 1, 2009
• "Sir Terry Wogan leaves BBC Radio 2 breakfast show". Wikinews, December 19, 2009
• "London court jails man for killing wife with remote control". Wikinews, December 19, 2009
• "American actress Brittany Murphy dies at age 32". Wikinews, December 20, 2009
• "Man killed in harbour car crash in Cornwall, England". Wikinews, December 21, 2009
• "Apartment fire in south London, England claims victim from smoke inhalation". Wikinews, December 21, 2009