User:Rayboy8/Articles/2012

Archive 2009  2010  2011  2012  2013  2014  2015  2016  2017  2018  This user has been on Wikinews since August 18, 2009 and has created 373 published articles. In 2012, I created 57 published Wikinews articles.

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

February

• "France school bus crash kills one, leaves five seriously injured" — Wikinews, February 19, 2012
• "Iraq police academy suicide bomb attack kills eighteen" — Wikinews, February 20, 2012
• "US call centre business to create 600 jobs in Wales" — Wikinews, February 20, 2012
• "UK's Wright Stuff comments about Liam Aitchison murder 'resolved', Ofcom concludes" — Wikinews, February 22, 2012
• "Orkney, Scotland crash kills two" — Wikinews, February 27, 2012

March

• "Scottish judge sentences Jack Frew murderer to life imprisonment" — Wikinews, March 2, 2012
• "Two arrested over Belfast, Northern Ireland fatal shooting" — Wikinews, March 3, 2012
• "Christopher Mackin murder: police remand two in custody after court appearance" — Wikinews, March 9, 2012
• "Kenya government fires health worker strikers over failure to 'report back to work'" — Wikinews, March 10, 2012
• "Mexico gunmen kill twelve police" — Wikinews, March 21, 2012
• "Magnitude 7.4 earthquake strikes Mexico; no fatalities reported" — Wikinews, March 21, 2012
• "Roman coins hoard found in Somerset, England" — Wikinews, March 23, 2012

April

• "UK police arrest woman over William Davis murder" — Wikinews, April 4, 2012
• "Airlines modify flight routes amid North Korea rocket launch plans" — Wikinews, April 11, 2012
• "UK hospital discharges footballer Fabrice Muamba" — Wikinews, April 17, 2012
• "Netherlands train crash kills one, injures at least 117" — Wikinews, April 23, 2012

May

• "Former Ukraine PM Yulia Tymoshenko to end hunger strike, daughter announces" — Wikinews, May 9, 2012
• "Mexico authorities find over four dozen corpses" — Wikinews, May 14, 2012
• "Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg marries girlfriend Priscilla Chan" — Wikinews, May 20, 2012
• "Twitter restored in Pakistan after block over Muhammad images" — Wikinews, May 23, 2012
• "Lockerbie convict Abdelbaset Ali al-Megrahi buried after dying at Libyan home" — Wikinews, May 23, 2012

June

• "Mubarak sentenced to life in prison over protester deaths" — Wikinews, June 4, 2012
• "Swedish House Mafia to separate" — Wikinews, June 24, 2012
• "US singer Will Loomis sues UK singer Jessie J over alleged copyright violation" — Wikinews, June 29, 2012

July

• "Chris Moyles announces departure from BBC Radio 1 breakfast show" — Wikinews, July 11, 2012
• "Nine die in French Alps avalanche at Mont Maudit" — Wikinews, July 12, 2012
• "Chelsea F.C. captain John Terry cleared of racial abuse charge" — Wikinews, July 14, 2012
• "The Lancet study suggests inactivity now as deadly as smoking" — Wikinews, July 19, 2012
• "Dozens die in Nigeria flooding" — Wikinews, July 24, 2012
• "UK border staff Olympic strike abandoned" — Wikinews, July 26, 2012
• "Six die in France helicopter crash at Verdon Gorge" — Wikinews, July 26, 2012

September

• "'I wanna tell you a story': English entertainer Max Bygraves dies at age 89" — Wikinews, September 3, 2012
• "Internet hackers attack Al-Jazeera website, condemn news service's Syrian civil war coverage" — Wikinews, September 5, 2012
• "Al Jazeera website restored after Al-Rashedon hack" — Wikinews, September 6, 2012
• "Northern Ireland police arrest man over 38kg cannabis seizure" — Wikinews, September 13, 2012
• "Chris Moyles departs from BBC Radio 1 breakfast show" — Wikinews, September 16, 2012
• "George Entwistle becomes new BBC director general" — Wikinews, September 19, 2012
• "Scottish police arrest man over child sexual assault in Clydebank supermarket" — Wikinews, September 23, 2012
• "Iranian news agency reproduces The Onion article" — Wikinews, September 29, 2012

October

• "Iranian news agency apologises for reproducing The Onion article" — Wikinews, October 1, 2012
• "Tomatoes, watermelons, peppers reduce stroke risk, Finnish study suggests" — Wikinews, October 9, 2012

November

• "UK's Greater Manchester Police charge man with drug possession after trick-or-treating children allegedly given cocaine" — Wikinews, November 2, 2012
• "Seventeen soldiers die in Turkey helicopter crash" — Wikinews, November 10, 2012
• "Egypt bus and train crash kills dozens of children" — Wikinews, November 17, 2012
• "'Gangnam Style' becomes most watched YouTube video ever" — Wikinews, November 25, 2012

December

• "UK Wikinews Shorts: December 3, 2012" — Wikinews, December 3, 2012 — Both articles
• "UK police charge presenter Stuart Hall over indecent assault allegations" — Wikinews, December 5, 2012
• "Solicitor of presenter Stuart Hall denies indecent assault" — Wikinews, December 8, 2012
• "'Gangnam Style' YouTube view count passes one billion" — Wikinews, December 22, 2012
• "Scottish Midlothian car crash kills three" — Wikinews, December 24, 2012
• "Nigeria fireworks fire kills one, injures dozens" — Wikinews, December 27, 2012
• "South Africa hospital discharges former president Nelson Mandela" — Wikinews, December 28, 2012
• "Anti-poverty charity Oxfam criticises UK media portrayal of Africa" — Wikinews, December 29, 2012