Wikinews:2012/July

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July 3

• Marussia F1 test driver Maria de Villota seriously injured in testing accident

July 5

• On the campaign trail, June 2012

July 6

• ACTA rejected by European Parliament; protesters rejoice

July 7

• WorldPride London 2012: In pictures

July 8

• De Villota awake and talking to family after Tuesday's crash

July 9

• Mark Webber wins 2012 British Grand Prix
• Drought conditions hit much of US again in 2012

July 10

• 'Imagine a world without free knowledge', in Russia
• 2012 Australian Paralympic swim team announced

July 11

• Chris Moyles announces departure from BBC Radio 1 breakfast show

July 12

• Nine die in French Alps avalanche at Mont Maudit

July 14

• Chelsea F.C. captain John Terry cleared of racial abuse charge
• Wikimania 2012 tackles diversity issues

July 15

• Green Party of the United States nominates Jill Stein for president

July 16

• Australian Centre for Paralympic Excellence unveiled
• SEABL Canberra Capitals win over Bendingo Braves in a thriller

July 19

• Australian Rollers roll over Great Britain men's wheelchair basketball team
• The Lancet study suggests inactivity now as deadly as smoking
• Australian Gliders beat Germany women's national wheelchair basketball team on day two of Rollers & Gliders World Challenge

July 20

• UK border officers go on Olympic strike
• Australian Gliders glide past China women's national wheelchair basketball team

July 21

• Australian Gliders squeak out first place victory over Germany women's national wheelchair team
• China women's national wheelchair basketball team tops Japan for third place at Rollers & Gliders World Challenge
• Australia men's national wheelchair basketball team beat Japan 80-49 in final game of pool play

July 22

• Australia Rollers victorious against Great Britain men's national wheelchair basketball team
• Wikinews interviews Australian Gliders Leanne Del Toso, Sarah Vinci, Amber Merritt, Clare Nott

July 24

• Dozens die in Nigeria flooding
• Wikinews interviews Great Britain men's national wheelchair basketball player Ade Oregembe
• Small Texas town hosts large baseball tournament

July 25

• Wikinews interviews Great Britain men's national wheelchair basketball player Joni Pollock

July 26

• Six die in France helicopter crash at Verdon Gorge
• UK border staff Olympic strike abandoned

July 27

• London Olympics organizers apologize after North Korea flag gaffe

July 30

• Olympic rider Bennett-Awad thrown, injured
• China strikes first gold in 2012 Summer Olympics

July 31

• British male gymnasts pick up medal despite last-minute appeal by Japan