User:Rayboy8/Articles

This user has been on Wikinews since August 18, 2009 and has created 278 published articles.

I like to keep collections of archives of my material for historical interest. Below are lists of articles I originally created and significantly contributed to, the former categorised by month.

To examine my own spin on the Wikinews main page, see here.

2009

August

"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 "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

September

"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

October

"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 "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 "Man jailed for manslaughter of wife in Hampshire, England" — Wikinews, October 31, 2009

November

"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

December

"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 "UK Wikinews Shorts: December 22, 2009" — Wikinews, December 22, 2009 - All articles "UK Wikinews Shorts: December 23, 2009" — Wikinews, December 24, 2009 - All articles "Two killed, 47 injured in coach crash in Cornwall, England" — Wikinews, December 24, 2009 "UK Wikinews Shorts: December 24, 2009" — Wikinews, December 24, 2009 - Article one "American actor Arnold Stang dies at age 91" — Wikinews, December 24, 2009 "Oldest duck in UK dies at age 22" — Wikinews, December 30, 2009

2010

January

"UK Wikinews Shorts: January 2, 2010" — Wikinews, January 2, 2010 - Both articles "Jonathan Ross announces departure from BBC" — Wikinews, January 7, 2010 "Adult H1N1 swine flu death takes Northern Ireland death toll to seventeen" — Wikinews, January 10, 2010 "Crossing guard killed by truck in Glasgow, Scotland" — Wikinews, January 15, 2010 "Woman killed after train and car crash in Herefordshire, England" — Wikinews, January 17, 2010 "World's oldest dog dies at age 20" — Wikinews, January 18, 2010 "Former rugby union commentator Bill McLaren dies at age 86" — Wikinews, January 20, 2010 "Six-year-old boy dies two weeks after falling through icy pond in Berkshire, England" — Wikinews, January 22, 2010 "UK military deaths in Afghanistan reach 250" — Wikinews, January 23, 2010

April

"Ben Shephard announces departure from GMTV" — Wikinews, April 23, 2010 "British poet Peter Porter dies at age 81" — Wikinews, April 23, 2010 "Two children killed in fire in Derbyshire, England; man arrested" — Wikinews, April 24, 2010

June

"Spelbound declared winner of Britain's Got Talent 2010" — Wikinews, June 7, 2010 "Boy dies after falling into river in North Yorkshire, England" — Wikinews, June 7, 2010 "Hospital in Essex, England fined £50,000 after patient dies due to health and safety breaches" — Wikinews, June 9, 2010 "Man dies after being shot outside his house in Lanarkshire, Scotland; murder investigation launched" — Wikinews, June 10, 2010

July

"Robbie Williams rejoins British musical group Take That" — Wikinews, July 16, 2010 "Jonathan Ross departs from BBC" — Wikinews, July 17, 2010 "One dead after bus and bicycle crash in Hampshire, England" — Wikinews, July 19, 2010 "Facebook reaches 500 million users" — Wikinews, July 22, 2010 "British snooker player Alex Higgins found dead at age 61" — Wikinews, July 26, 2010 "One dead after motorcycle and car collision in Guernsey, Channel Islands" — Wikinews, July 27, 2010

August

"UK military deaths in Afghanistan reach 327" — Wikinews, August 2, 2010 "Halifax bank: UK house prices rose 0.6% during July" — Wikinews, August 5, 2010

September

"GMTV ends broadcasting in UK after 17 years" — Wikinews, September 4, 2010 "Two dead after two light aircraft crash in Isle of Wight, England" — Wikinews, September 5, 2010 "'Daybreak' launches on ITV in UK" — Wikinews, September 8, 2010 "Facebook Places launches in UK" — Wikinews, September 18, 2010 "One dead, two injured after car crash in Somerset, England" — Wikinews, September 19, 2010 "Pope Benedict XVI departs from UK" — Wikinews, September 20, 2010 "UK animal welfare group prosecutes woman who threw cat into bin" — Wikinews, September 20, 2010 "Emma's Imagination declared winner of UK's 'Must Be The Music'" — Wikinews, September 20, 2010

October

"Winning British EuroMillions lottery ticket worth £113 million claimed" — Wikinews, October 9, 2010

November

"Celtic defeat Aberdeen 9-0" — Wikinews, November 7, 2010

December

"One dead after car and truck crash in North Lincolnshire, England" — Wikinews, December 7, 2010 "British soap opera Coronation Street celebrates 50 years on air" — Wikinews, December 12, 2010 "UK petrol prices rise to record 121.76p" — Wikinews, December 12, 2010 "Police officer and community support officer stabbed in west London, England" — Wikinews, December 15, 2010 "UK Royal Mail announces record 5p increase in stamp prices" — Wikinews, December 17, 2010 "Oil pipeline explosion kills 27 in central Mexico" — Wikinews, December 20, 2010 "Kara Tointon and Artem Chigvintsev win UK Strictly Come Dancing" — Wikinews, December 20, 2010 "Scottish Premier League: Kilmarnock defeat Hibernian 2 - 1" — Wikinews, December 20, 2010

Wikinews 2010 writing contest articles

These were entries for the 2010 Wikinews writing contest and are also included in the final total for articles I originally created.

January

"David Abraham appointed as new chief executive of British Channel 4" — Wikinews, January 25, 2010 "Woman killed in house fire in South Yorkshire, England" — Wikinews, January 25, 2010 "Two injured in two car crash on Isle of Man" — Wikinews, January 26, 2010 "One killed, one injured as vehicle crashes into tree in Worcestershire, England" — Wikinews, January 26, 2010 "Two killed, two seriously injured after boulder collapses onto house in Stein an der Traun, Germany" — Wikinews, January 26, 2010 "Man jailed for murder of doctor in South Yorkshire, England" — Wikinews, January 27, 2010 "Seventeen-year-old shot dead in Merseyside, England" — Wikinews, January 27, 2010 "Woman dies after being struck by fire truck hose in Cambridge, Massachusetts" — Wikinews, January 30, 2010 "Alex Reid wins UK's Celebrity Big Brother 2010" — Wikinews, January 30, 2010 "Man found dead after car crash in Shetland" — Wikinews, January 31, 2010

February

"Roadside bombs kill two British soldiers in Afghanistan" — Wikinews, February 2, 2010 "Actor Justin Mentell dies in road accident at age 27" — Wikinews, February 3, 2010 "Pope Benedict XVI confirms visit to Scotland as part of his UK tour" — Wikinews, February 5, 2010 "Former mayor receives two year sentence for underwear theft in Lancashire, England" — Wikinews, February 7, 2010 "12-year-old girl dies after collapsing in school in Northamptonshire, England" — Wikinews, February 8, 2010 "British jazz musician John Dankworth dies aged 82" — Wikinews, February 9, 2010 "Michael Jackson doctor charged with involuntary manslaughter" — Wikinews, February 9, 2010 "Starr gets star; Ringo added to Hollywood Walk of Fame" — Wikinews, February 9, 2010 "ITV fined A$3000 for cruelty to rat on "I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here!"" — Wikinews, February 10, 2010 "Two killed, one seriously injured in crash in Lancashire, England" — Wikinews, February 11, 2010 "British fashion designer Alexander McQueen found dead at age 40" — Wikinews, February 12, 2010 "Walter Frederick Morrison, inventor of frisbee, dies at age 90" — Wikinews, February 12, 2010 "Winning British EuroMillions lottery ticket worth £56 million claimed" — Wikinews, February 14, 2010 "Five-year-old girl dies after car crashes into river in Worcestershire, England" — Wikinews, February 16, 2010 "UK inflation rate increases to 3.5%" — Wikinews, February 17, 2010 "Tree car crash kills two in Oxfordshire, England" — Wikinews, February 19, 2010 "2010 BRIT Awards highlights" — Wikinews, February 19, 2010 "BBC broadcasts first live episode of EastEnders" — Wikinews, February 21, 2010 "Man killed after shop robbery in West Yorkshire, England; murder investigation launched" — Wikinews, February 21, 2010 "UK Wikinews Shorts: Februrary 22, 2010" — Wikinews, February 22, 2010 - Both articles "At least fifteen dead after landslide in Indonesia" — Wikinews, February 25, 2010 "Three people arrested in connection with murder of shop owner in West Yorkshire, England" — Wikinews, February 25, 2010 "Up to 270,000 civil servants to go on strike in UK in March" — Wikinews, February 25, 2010 "10 billionth song downloaded from Apple's iTunes Store" — Wikinews, February 25, 2010 "Inquest held after air rifle shot kills 10-year-old boy in Swansea, Wales" — Wikinews, February 27, 2010

March

"UK Wikinews Shorts: March 1, 2010" — Wikinews, March 1, 2010 - All articles "UK Wikinews Shorts: March 3, 2010" — Wikinews, March 3, 2010 - Both articles "10 billionth update placed on social networking website Twitter" — Wikinews, March 7, 2010 "Man jailed after Facebook murder case in County Durham, England" — Wikinews, March 10, 2010 "Former teacher jailed for murdering father in London, England" — Wikinews, March 11, 2010 "UK Wikinews Shorts: March 14, 2010" — Wikinews, March 14, 2010 - All articles "Baby dies after being found abandoned behind shop in Gwent, Wales" — Wikinews, March 20, 2010 "UK Wikinews Shorts: March 27, 2010" — Wikinews, March 27, 2010 "Two dead after car crash in Inverness, Scotland" — Wikinews, March 30, 2010 "Man dies after being hit by train in Moray, Scotland" — Wikinews, March 30, 2010 "Man jailed for murder of children in Manchester, England" — Wikinews, March 31, 2010

April

"Oldest living European person reaches age 114" — Wikinews, April 2, 2010 "UK interest rates remain at 0.5%" — Wikinews, April 8, 2010 "One dead after apartment fire in Oxfordshire, England" — Wikinews, April 14, 2010

2011

January

"Homeless Columbus, Ohio man with 'god-given gift of voice' becomes YouTube sensation" — Wikinews, January 7, 2011 - Partly an "BBC receives 8,400 complaints over 'EastEnders' cot death story" — Wikinews, January 9, 2011 "'Brakes failed': fourteen killed in Guatemala bus crash" — Wikinews, January 11, 2011 "Fifteen flu sufferers die in Wales in one week" — Wikinews, January 14, 2011 "Two children die after contracting H1N1 virus in Northern Ireland" — Wikinews, January 18, 2011 "Ipswich, England serial murders to be adapted into 'musical'" — Wikinews, January 29, 2011

February

"Plane crash in Cork, Ireland kills six" — Wikinews, February 10, 2011 "Four found dead in Leicestershire, England" — Wikinews, February 14, 2011 "UK inflation rate increases to 4%" — Wikinews, February 15, 2011 "2011 BRIT Awards highlights" — Wikinews, February 18, 2011 "Australian town to change name to promote road safety" — Wikinews, February 18, 2011 "Music duo The Bellamy Brothers accuse Britney Spears of plagiarism" — Wikinews, February 20, 2011

March

"Local government officials confiscate London ice cream made from human breast milk for health reasons" — Wikinews, March 2, 2011 "Egyptian prime minister steps down; armed forces appoint former transport minister to position" — Wikinews, March 4, 2011 "New York tour bus crash kills 14" — Wikinews, March 13, 2011 "Japan facing 'most severe crisis since World War II', says prime minister" — Wikinews, March 13, 2011 "Japan earthquake shifts Earth's axis 10 centimetres" — Wikinews, March 14, 2011 "English hard rock band The Darkness reunites" — Wikinews, March 16, 2011 "UK unemployment increases to 17-year peak" — Wikinews, March 17, 2011 "British electronica band Faithless to separate" — Wikinews, March 18, 2011 "BBC DJ duo break radio record" — Wikinews, March 19, 2011 "House fire in Bristol, England kills two" — Wikinews, March 20, 2011 "'Worst song of all time' becomes YouTube sensation" — Wikinews, March 23, 2011 "Japanese earthquake death toll surpasses ten thousand" — Wikinews, March 25, 2011 "BBC cancel television comedy series 'My Family'" — Wikinews, March 25, 2011 "MySpace loses over ten million users in one month" — Wikinews, March 27, 2011 "British police charge taxi driver with murder" — Wikinews, March 28, 2011 "British music royalties suffer first ever decrease" — Wikinews, March 29, 2011 "India's population increases by 181 million in ten years" — Wikinews, March 31, 2011 "Ed to wed: UK Labour leader Miliband announces engagement to Justine Thornton" — Wikinews, March 31, 2011 "British haulage managing director Edward Stobart dies at age 56" — Wikinews, March 31, 2011

April

"Man charged with two counts of attempted murder in south London, England" — Wikinews, April 2, 2011 "Police officer killed as car bomb explodes in Omagh, Northern Ireland" — Wikinews, April 2, 2011

May

"Judge Dannii Minogue exits UK X Factor over 'Australia's Got Talent' scheduling clash" — Wikinews, May 17, 2011 "Water main bursts in west Edinburgh; traffic, utilities disrupted" — Wikinews, May 28, 2011

June

"Hertfordshire, England police arrest armed suspect after stand-off" — Wikinews, June 3, 2011 "LulzSec claims Sony network hack" — Wikinews, June 3, 2011 "Space Shuttle Endeavour enters history books after nineteen years following penultimate landing of program" — Wikinews, June 4, 2011 "US X Factor producers confirm line-up changes" — Wikinews, June 7, 2011 "LulzSec attacks Nintendo server" — Wikinews, June 7, 2011 "Scottish singer Jai McDowall wins fifth Britain's Got Talent series" — Wikinews, June 7, 2011 "Scottish university to introduce comic studies degree" — Wikinews, June 7, 2011 "British voice artist Roy Skelton dies at age 79" — Wikinews, June 9, 2011 "Sky purchases UK Glee rights" — Wikinews, June 14, 2011

July

"South Sudan gains independence" — Wikinews, July 10, 2011 "British Gas to increase electricity, gas prices" — Wikinews, July 11, 2011 "Murdoch drops BSkyB bid amid public, political pressure" — Wikinews, July 13, 2011 "Indonesian volcano eruption prompts thousands to evacuate" — Wikinews, July 15, 2011 "Space Shuttle Atlantis landing concludes program" — Wikinews, July 22, 2011 "British police launch computer hacking investigation" — Wikinews, July 31, 2011

August

"British man survives artificial heart transplant" — Wikinews, August 3, 2011 "Rioting develops throughout England" — Wikinews, August 9, 2011 "BMW announces 7.6% sales rise as US, China demand grows" — Wikinews, August 9, 2011 "Fiona Donnison jailed for murdering her children in UK" — Wikinews, August 10, 2011 "Three killed amongst Birmingham, England riots" — Wikinews, August 12, 2011 "Thirty injured as bus crashes in Belfast, Northern Ireland" — Wikinews, August 14, 2011 "Jersey knife attack kills six" — Wikinews, August 14, 2011 "Glasgow, Scotland shooting leaves two hospitalised" — Wikinews, August 15, 2011 "Indiana State Fair stage collapse kills four, injures forty" — Wikinews, August 17, 2011

September

"Saudi Arabian women gain right to vote, run in elections" — Wikinews, September 25, 2011 "Nepal plane crash kills 19" — Wikinews, September 25, 2011 "Study: Birds learn nest building" — Wikinews, September 27, 2011

November

"EU increases 2012 budget by two per cent" — Wikinews, November 19, 2011 "Three-car accident in Birmingham, England leaves eight injured" — Wikinews, November 20, 2011 "California campus pepper spray police suspended" — Wikinews, November 21, 2011 "Scottish football team Hibernian appoint new manager" — Wikinews, November 25, 2011 "Yahya Jammeh wins Gambia presidental election" — Wikinews, November 26, 2011 "Study: Fish reduces Alzheimer's disease risk" — Wikinews, November 30, 2011 "California judge jails Michael Jackson doctor" — Wikinews, November 30, 2011

December

"Hungary bans homelessness" — Wikinews, December 1, 2011 "'Have them all shot': BBC gets 21,000+ complaints over Jeremy Clarkson's public sector striker comments" — Wikinews, December 3, 2011 "Scotland: Northern Constabulary launch murder investigation over teen death" — Wikinews, December 5, 2011 "'There's been another murder': UK's Wright Stuff presenter apologises for teen murder comments" — Wikinews, December 8, 2011 "Four dead as Mexico gunmen attack ambulance" — Wikinews, December 9, 2011 "Thousands protest over alleged Russian election fraud" — Wikinews, December 11, 2011 "Scottish police charge two over Liam Aitchison murder" — Wikinews, December 12, 2011 "Two remanded after court appearance over Liam Aitchison murder" — Wikinews, December 13, 2011 "Remaining US troops exit Iraq" — Wikinews, December 21, 2011 "Two politicians jailed for life over Rwandan genocide" — Wikinews, December 22, 2011 "Walmart recalls infant formula after baby death" — Wikinews, December 23, 2011 "Colombian crime gang boss, hundreds of members surrender" — Wikinews, December 24, 2011

2012

January

"31 die in Mexico jail violence" — Wikinews, January 6, 2012 "Six die in Nigeria church shooting" — Wikinews, January 7, 2012 "New York police confirm cocaine shipment seizure at UN Headquarters" — Wikinews, January 29, 2012 "Elizabeth II annuls Fred Goodwin knighthood" — Wikinews, January 31, 2012

Significant contributions

There are some articles I did not originally create but did significantly contribute to, including the following:

"Wikinews Shorts: October 18, 2009" — Wikinews, October 18, 2009 - Article three "Wikinews Shorts: January 6, 2010" — Wikinews, January 6, 2010 - Article two