Wikinews:2011/October

October 1

• 'Fascinating' and 'provocative' research examines genetic elements of bipolar, schizophrenia

October 5

• Australian news network under investigation over pokie reform comments

October 6

• Apple Inc. co-founder Steve Jobs dies aged 56

October 7

• South African parliament questioned over media policy

October 10

• Indian ghazal singer Jagjit Singh dies aged 70
• Pakistani journalist found dead in home

October 11

• Gilad Shalit to be exchanged for Palestinian prisoners

October 12

• Habertürk media sparks outrage over woman’s murder photo in Turkey

October 13

• Eyewitnesses challenge Egyptian state media impartiality in fatal protests

October 14

• Dennis Ritchie, C programming language creator, dies aged 70

October 16

• Iran continues to lash out at film industry

October 17

• Herman Cain: SimCity rumor 'a lie'
• Boston Globe criticised for outing FBI informant
• Football: Wigan 1-3 Bolton Wanderers
• 'Homer Simpson' contributes to U.S. presidential candidate Buddy Roemer

October 19

• Kenya troops enter Somalia after kidnappings
• Occupation in London enters fifth day
• Jailed Swedish journalists tried as terrorists

October 20

• Ethics complaint by police dismissed by Ontario Press Council
• Former Libyan leader Gaddafi killed

October 21

• Greek lawmakers pass new austerity law despite violent protests
• St Paul's cathedral to shut down following 'Occupy' protest

October 22

• Chinese girl who was hit and run by two drivers, ignored by eighteen people, dies
• University of Wales to close down after 120 years
• Canadian actress Barbara Kent dies at age 103

October 23

• US, North Korea form agreement to search for war dead
• Crown Prince Sultan of Saudi Arabia dies
• UN wants Gaddafi's death probed

October 24

• Earthquake hits Turkey, hundreds reported dead
• Moto GP rider Marco Simoncelli dies in 2011 Malaysia Grand Prix

October 25

• Football: FA charges Chelsea for player misconduct; John Terry investigated over alleged racial abuse
• Tunisia casts vote in first free election

October 28

• Swedish journalists hit by hacking scandal

October 29

• No-fly zone demanded by Syrian protesters

October 30

• Wikinews interviews Buddy Roemer, U.S. Republican Party presidential candidate
• Qantas grounds all flights in labour dispute

October 31

• St Louis Cardinals win baseball's World Series