User:Rayboy8/Articles/2011

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 2011, I created 80 published Wikinews articles.

January

• "Homeless Columbus, Ohio man with 'god-given gift of voice' becomes YouTube sensation" — Wikinews, January 7, 2011
• "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

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