Wikinews:2013/July

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July 1

• Egyptian military issues ultimatum to Morsi
• Canada approves revision to previously anti-competitive broadcaster acquisition
• Pride in London 2013: in pictures

July 3

• Wikinews interviews a Restore the Fourth organizer

July 6

• Asiana Boeing 777 crashes upon landing at San Francisco International Airport
• San Fermín de los Navarros church in Madrid celebrates patron day

July 8

• Cricket: Northamptonshire defeat Warwickshire by 27 runs in Twenty20 match
• Panda cub born in Taiwan to gifted Chinese pandas
• Buddhist UNESCO World Heritage site in India suffers terrorist attack
• UK Wikinews Shorts: July 8, 2013

July 9

• Mansour announces election plans for Egypt after violence and protests

July 10

• Stefan Millar to appeal Liam Aitchison murder conviction

July 12

• Moldovan premier invites Romanian counterpart to pipeline start

July 13

• Luxembourg head of government resigns after eighteen years

July 14

• George Zimmerman found not guilty in Trayvon Martin case

July 16

• House of Lords approve same-sex marriage bill at third reading
• Wikinews interviews Spanish Paralympic track and field athlete Gustavo Nieves Campello

July 17

• Wikinews interviews Spanish Paralympic track and field athlete Alberto Suárez Laso

July 18

• Wikinews interviews Spanish Paralympic track and field athlete Elena Congost Mohedano

July 19

• Wikinews interviews Spanish Paralympic track and field athlete David Casinos

July 21

• Nineteenth Maccabiah Games open in Jerusalem
• Noosa defeat Caloundra in Sunshine Coast Rugby Union round seventeen

July 22

• Chris Froome wins Tour de France

July 25

• Wikinews interviews Australian Paralympic assistant coach David Gould
• 77 die in train crash in Santiago de Compostela, Spain

July 26

• Ninth World Games open in Santiago de Cali, Colombia

July 30

• Catholic Democrats tell Chicago Cardinal George not to pull funding from immigration campaigners supporting same-sex marriage
• Noosa get bonus point win against Nambour in round 18 of Sunshine Coast Rugby Union