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Contents

  • 1 June 1
  • 2 June 2
  • 3 June 3
  • 4 June 4
  • 5 June 5
  • 6 June 6
  • 7 June 7
  • 8 June 8
  • 9 June 9
  • 10 June 10
  • 11 June 11
  • 12 June 12
  • 13 June 13
  • 14 June 14
  • 15 June 15
  • 16 June 16
  • 17 June 17
  • 18 June 18
  • 19 June 19
  • 20 June 20
  • 21 June 21
  • 22 June 22
  • 23 June 23
  • 24 June 24
  • 25 June 25
  • 26 June 26
  • 27 June 27
  • 28 June 28
  • 29 June 29
  • 30 June 30

June 1

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  • Ratko Mladić said to be too ill to face trial


June 2

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  • Atlanta Thrashers sold to True North Sports and Entertainment, moving to Winnipeg


June 3

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  • Australia questions involvement in War in Afghanistan after death of two soldiers
  • Hertfordshire, England police arrest armed suspect after stand-off
  • LulzSec claims Sony network hack
  • Gay couple elected prom king and queen in Maine's Sanford High School
  • YouTube allows users to share videos under Creative Commons license
  • Dan Savage wins Webby Award for It Gets Better Project


June 4

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  • Space Shuttle Endeavour enters history books after nineteen years following penultimate landing of program
  • Mars Opportunity rover passes distance milestone


June 5

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  • Assisted-suicide doctor Jack Kevorkian dies at age 83
  • French broadcasters barred from saying "Facebook" or "Twitter" on air
  • EF-3 tornado strikes western Massachusetts
  • Vanuatu denies announcing recognition of Abkhazia


June 6

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  • 'Unfounded and unsubstantiated': London policemen cleared of beating Muslim
  • Casey Stoner wins 2011 Catalunya MotoGP


June 7

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  • Scottish singer Jai McDowall wins fifth Britain's Got Talent series
  • NATO deploys helicopters in Libya
  • LulzSec attacks Nintendo server
  • Apple announces Mac OS X Lion, iOS 5, and iCloud
  • US X Factor producers confirm line-up changes
  • Scottish university to introduce comic studies degree
  • Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to move into Kensington Palace, London
  • Skype suffers downtime in Europe
  • Smoke from Arizona fire spreads to other states


June 8

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  • Trump criticizes media bias towards Obama, especially during UK state visit
  • New Internet addresses tested on World IPv6 Day


June 9

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  • Chilean deputy's 'homophobic' comment on Facebook causes controversy
  • British voice artist Roy Skelton dies at age 79


June 10

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June 11

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  • Russian reverse engineers Skype; uploads source to public
  • Eritrea accuses four Britons of espionage and terrorism
  • Somali interior minister killed by bomb attack in own home


June 12

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  • Up to 31 reported dead as Libyan government troops attack Misrata


June 13

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  • Court rules Massey can appeal US restrictions in mine disaster investigation


June 14

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  • Casey Stoner wins 2011 British MotoGP
  • BBC Television Centre placed up for sale
  • Sky purchases UK Glee rights
  • Fire in central London causes traffic chaos
  • Apples top most contaminated produce list


June 15

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  • First Libertarian Party presidential nominee John Hospers dies at 93
  • Woman's body found in home of Papua New Guinea leader
  • US congressmen sue Obama for military action in Libya


June 16

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June 17

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  • New York Assembly passes same-sex marriage bill
  • US Representative Anthony Weiner resigns over sexual conduct
  • Wikinews interviews U.S. Libertarian Party potential presidential candidate R.J. Harris
  • Study says young stars 'shoot water bullets'


June 18

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  • UN passes LGBT rights resolution
  • Massive flooding in China; over 550 thousand evacuated


June 19

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  • South Korean troops mistakenly attack passenger jet
  • US Food and Drug Administration proposes new regulations on sunscreen labeling


June 20

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  • Clarence Clemons, Springsteen’s E Street Band sax player, dies at 69
  • Wikinews interviews U.S. Libertarian Party presidential candidate R. Lee Wrights


June 21

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  • Soviet human rights activist Yelena Bonner dies aged 88
  • Jackass star Ryan Dunn dies in car accident aged 34


June 22

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  • UN report says 80 per cent of world's refugees live in poor countries
  • Brazil spots unknown tribe of indigenous people in Amazon jungle


June 23

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  • Greek parliament votes in favor of new Papandreou cabinet as debt crisis deepens
  • Prohibition Party holds convention; nominates Jack Fellure for U.S. President
  • Saturn moon Enceladus may have salty ocean
  • RIA Novosti celebrates 70th anniversary, uploads 100 images to Wikimedia Commons


June 24

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  • Libyan rebels in Misrata restrict press freedoms
  • Obama announces troop reductions in Afghanistan
  • Nebraska's two nuclear plants near Omaha on alert
  • Former Rwandan government minister Nyiramasuhuko convicted of genocide


June 25

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  • FTC begins antitrust inquiry of Google


June 26

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  • US actor Peter Falk dies aged 83
  • New York legalizes same-sex marriage
  • Scientists discover 300 new species on island of Luzon in the Philippines


June 27

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  • Ryan Dunn twice over drink-drive limit at time of fatal accident
  • Chinese premier Wen Jiabao visits Shakespeare's birthplace
  • Internet hacking group LulzSec disbands
  • Funeral held for former Zambian President Frederick Chiluba


June 28

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  • Chinese political dissident Hu Jia freed as Chinese Premier Wen visits Britain
  • Greek workers strike over austerity measures
  • Wall collapse kills twelve in Chhattisgarh, India


June 29

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  • US Supreme Court rules video games are protected speech
  • Debris narrowly misses International Space Station
  • Google introduces the '+1' button


June 30

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  • Wikinews interviews US National Archives Wikipedian in Residence
  • Report finds teen substance abuse is top public health problem in US
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