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Wikinews:Writing a Photo essay

While Wikinews features a variety of content, the project's mainstay is the classic news article. However, wiki tools are ideally suited to constructing an article with the primary focus on photographs instead of text. This short essay is intended to guide people through the process of creating such an article. There is considerably less need to be intimately familiar with the style guide. Perhaps most critically, it is no longer required to write out the three paragraphs usually viewed as the minimum for an article, although you must still explain the context in which the photographs were taken as readers are not expected to know, regardless of how 'big' the event might be.

Key points from the more generalised essay on article construction still apply, namely:
 * Articles must be timely. They are never backdated to match an event, and the event they cover should be within the last few days.
 * Articles go through three stages, develop while the piece is constructed and formatted; review when the article is, in your opinion, good enough to be published; lastly, publish when the article has been checked by a contributor who the community has granted review privileges to and passed.
 * The neutral point of view policy is non-negotiable.

Examples
Before starting, it might be helpful to look at some already published photoessays on wikinews (keeping in mind, older articles may not meet current review standards, including image copyright policy):
 * There are currently articles in Category:Photo essays.

 category=Published category=Photo essays notcategory=No publish suppresserrors=true ordermethod=categoryadd addfirstcategorydate=true addcategorydatefirst=true  ( [ Refresh] )

Headline
All articles need a title. For detailed instructions on how to choose a title, see the style guide, but in general there are a couple of key points to remember:
 * Titles should be downstyle, which means that only proper nouns should be capitalised. Example: Fanime convention winds down in San Jose, California is correct, but Fanime Convention Winds Down in San Jose, California is not acceptable per the style guide.
 * Use the present tense. Fanime convention winds down in San Jose, California not Fanime convention wound down in San Jose, California
 * Write the most important, or unique thing about the article in question
 * Try to use the active voice. Leader goes to shop is much better than Shop visited by leader.

Remember, titles can be changed. If you have a problem renaming an article you are working on, leave a note on the talk page with the flag or editprotected templates to call in help. Do explain what your preferred title is.

Lede
All articles start with a date template. This date reflects when the article is published (which may or may not be when the event took place). Generally: The second form will automatically get turned into the first form when you save the page.

In most normal articles an infobox is used. These can interfere with the presentation of a photoessay, best to avoid.

You should write your introduction as soon as possible. Since you are writing a photoessay, this need not be the length of a normal article. However, you still must address the 5W and H (Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How) of your story. The introduction should also give context to the photos in your article — for an international audience. Its important that the audience know what the photos are about, and why the photographs are important or noteworthy. The introduction should also tell the reader what news event the essay is focused on. Remember that a photoessay is not just a random gallery of photos; it is also a news article, which must be reporting some specific event.

Uploading
One of the goals of Wikinews, is to allow information to be dispersed, reused, modified, &c. (See the Wikipedia article on the Free Culture Movement for more information on the philosophical underpinnings). To this end, if you contribute to Wikinews, you must allow anyone to copy and modify your photos in their own derivative works. We use the website Wikimedia Commons to host our photos. As long as you have a unified account (See Special:MergeAccount to get one), your Wikinews login should work at Commons too (As well as Wikipedia, Wikibooks, and several other sites).

To upload an image at commons visit Commons:Upload and follow the instructions. Please make sure to give your images descriptive names (Dog_at_the_park_in_london_england.jpg is much more useful than picture012312142.jpg) and that you upload the highest resolution possible. If you are unsure if you did this correctly, feel free to ask a Wikinewsie in the chatroom (IRC).

Once your file is uploaded, you should be able to use it anywhere on Wikinews (and in several other places)

Note: if you wish to upload fair use/dealing images (which should not be used in photoessays) see Fair use.

Adding to your article

 * See also mw:help:Images

Normal images
All of these examples will use File:example.jpg. It should also be noted that you can prefix your images with Image: (Image:Example.jpg and File:example.jpg are equivalent).

The easiest way to add an image to your article is as follows Which places the image on the right:

The first part  specifies the image name. Then comes, which specifies it should have a caption. Next is, meaning it should be on the right of the screen (As opposed to say the left side, or centered). Then comes the size. means that the image will be resized to be 300 pixels wide. Last is the caption. It can contain links, bold text, etc using normal wiki markup. If the image comes from elsewhere, credit to the original author should be added to this caption (if you are the original author, such credit is optional). Credit lines are added as follows (see image on left):

Galleries
Galleries are a way to display several images. Example:

image chooser (Picture select)
This is a method to display the images one at a time. For example

makes:

The overall width parameter is the width of the whole box. This should be a little bit bigger than the image width, or the border will be crunched. This template can support a large number of images. In addition the tabs can change from being numbers to being any arbitrary text. For a complex example see the page source of Picture_of_the_Year_2008/round_1. For more information on this template, see its documentation.

Ticker slideshow
I'm adding this for completeness, but you probably should not use this on your article unless you're really sure its a good idea.

It's possible to create a picture slideshow on your article. For example:

Creates:

specifies no transition (other choice is fade). specifies 1.5x speed (you'd probably want it much slower on an article). Note it's somewhat disorienting if the images change height. To work arround this, either make all the images the same height, or wrap each image in a div that has a specific height set. For example (using the fade transition):

makes:

Which, as you'll notice, does not bounce arround the text below it. It should be noted the fade transition is not as well tested. See ticker for more information.

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Wikinews talk:Writing a Photo essay

What to include
I think there should a real focus on keeping this to an absolute maximum of three printed pages. There's probably a need for Category:Photo essay (and associated work to identify the ones already done). The wikicode for a 'gallery' of pictures is pretty crappy, but there are several templates that can be used. It'd be good to identify all of those, and they may need documentation set up for them.

Points I see needed then are:
 * Headline writing
 * in-article templates (date, develop, review, source)
 * Put the photos in context, and clearly identify the focus is around a news event (5W & H - but not obliged to do three full paragraphs)
 * Image credits

--Brian McNeil / talk 14:30, 6 September 2009 (UTC)
 * IMHO, Image Credits only if it is done by a non-WN photog. Also, don't require it to be done with image credit if all the images are done by the same photog - do it once somewhere else. I'd also love to see what other templates we could use, or try out.  And as an FYI - I've got 2 events to test this on, possibly later today (the 10th) and another on the 20th. -- Shakata Ga Nai  ^_^ 04:37, 10 September 2009 (UTC)

Examples

 * Lot of text (something we don't want to insist on here). Good example of title (apart from the camel case).
 * I wrote/shot this one. You can see the original version that went up for review was much, much shorter.  I got kicked back for WN:SG not hitting 3 para. -- Shakata Ga Nai  ^_^ 04:34, 10 September 2009 (UTC)
 * This one I actually got into writing about, but another on the basic line of "lots of pictures" -- Shakata Ga Nai ^_^ 04:34, 10 September 2009 (UTC)
 * I wrote/shot this one. You can see the original version that went up for review was much, much shorter.  I got kicked back for WN:SG not hitting 3 para. -- Shakata Ga Nai  ^_^ 04:34, 10 September 2009 (UTC)
 * This one I actually got into writing about, but another on the basic line of "lots of pictures" -- Shakata Ga Nai ^_^ 04:34, 10 September 2009 (UTC)
 * This one I actually got into writing about, but another on the basic line of "lots of pictures" -- Shakata Ga Nai ^_^ 04:34, 10 September 2009 (UTC)

license: Creative Commons - Attribution Share-Alike - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/

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Nine people die after Philippine ferry sinks

September 6, 2009

At least nine people have died after a ferry with over 960 passengers on board sank off the southeast coast of the Philippines on Sunday. Thirty more are still unaccounted for.

According to coast guards, 931 people were rescued from the SuperFerry 9, which had departed from General Santos City and was headed for the peninsula of Zamboanga. The vessel began to list at 02.30 local time (18.30 UTC), and issued a distress call an hour later.

The captain reportedly tried to correct the list, but ordered the ship's rafts to be released when it became clear it was impossible to get the vessel straightened back out again.

The cause of the incident is not yet certain. Maritime accidents occur frequently in the Philippines, mainly due to poor maintenance of ships, relaxed safety enforcement, overcrowding of ships, and inclement weather.

Last year, 802 passengers including crew were killed when the MV Princess of the Stars ferry sank during a typhoon.


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An image of SuperFerry 9 would be preferable to be added to this article. Zainichi Gaikokujin [talk]  17:06, 7 September 2009 (UTC)


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Comments:Oregon running back LeGarrette Blount's college football career ends with a punch

To say the Bronco's have improved in recent years is misleading and rather insulting. They have dominated their conference for the last decade and only lost 2 home games during that time. They have beaten the Beavers multiple times and the Ducks once, as you noted. They also have a notable bowl game win against Oklahoma a few years ago.

 * Thanks for the feedback. That comment was something I meant to double-check before publishing, and I evidently forgot. I've removed it, pending an editor's review. -Peteforsyth (talk) 18:45, 6 September 2009 (UTC)

Previous suspension
Apparently Blount was suspensed indefinitely at the beginning of 2009. Is there any explanation as to why, and why he was re-instated? Who then was a gentleman? (talk) 21:47, 6 September 2009 (UTC)

Is the decision to end his career excessive? The NFL let Michal Vick back to play. How about an anger management class and a one game suspension. If you think about it, if not for the Boise State players conduct, Blount would still be playing.
 * The guy sucker-punched an opposing player, and then attacked his own teammates, and then attacked the spectators. The only thing missing was attacking the sideline reporter. Actions have consequences. Now he knows that. 206.74.5.136 (talk) 01:37, 7 September 2009 (UTC)

 * It was dirty, poor sportsmanship, the list goes on, but it was not a sucker punch. Watch the video: Hout comes up, says something, hits the shoulder pad, and Blount turns around and hits him as Hout is turning, not after.--Henryodell (talk) 02:29, 7 September 2009 (UTC)
 * Hmm. I have a little trouble with that characterization. "Sucker punch" suggests two things to me: first, the guy on the receiving end did not know it was coming, and second, there is no opportunity to hit back. Blount hit Hout while he was turning his head away, turning his attention to Petersen. Sucker move number one. Then, he backpedaled several steps, denying Hout the opportunity to hit him back. Sucker move number two. On top of all that, Blount was wearing his helmet the whole time -- especially significant because he hit Hout in the head.
 * There are lots of things in this story that seem open to interpretation, but I can't really understand having a problem with the term "sucker punch." -Peteforsyth (talk) 18:28, 7 September 2009 (UTC)

 * If I may quote the wikipedia sucker punch page, "A sucker punch is a blow which is made without warning or preparation on the part of the recipient," by this definition it was not a sucker punch, Hout should be warned and prepared when he goes up to taunt Blount and sees Blount turn around. Also, Blount does not wait for Hout's head to be turned to throw the punch, he turns and punches. As for the retreating, Blount knows that Hout will not be getting back up for a fight, the only thing that would have happened if Blount did not retreat would have been him getting triple-teamed by the Boise State players who were around him. As for the helmet, was he supposed to take the helmet off before hitting Hout? If he did, he would have lost the opportunity.--Henryodell (talk) 20:46, 7 September 2009 (UTC)

 * I gotta admit, it's a little more complicated than I thought. But on the last comment -- no, he wasn't supposed to take his helmet off, but then again, he wasn't supposed to hit Hout to begin with -- so framing it in terms of what he was "supposed" to do is a bit of a futile exercise :) -Peteforsyth (talk) 20:36, 8 September 2009 (UTC)

Natural thuggery
This idiot does not deserve to be spared his scolarship, He deserves to be jailed and confined to hard labor for a year. Perhaps that would cause him to have a greater appreciation of the gift he had. It is apparent from his behavior his home training was severely lacking. I do not accept any phony excuse of being disadvantged or a broken home. All of these thugs who have God given talent will wind up blowing the opportunity that others would die for. Theser comments are not coming from the hated right wing nor the white race, I am black and I detest the kind of behavior that was shown by this unthinking person. I do want to say that tauting breeds comtempt and the other idiot really deserved some type of discipline for his errant behavior. They both should be given a fishing line and a hook and both deposited in the Grand Canyon for thirty days and told they had to survive on their ability to use what was available in the Canyon. Harsh?...I think not

 * By what do you mean by "natural thuggery"? 69.118.145.80 (talk) 15:25, 8 September 2009 (UTC)

 * The comment above (which was recently removed and then restored) does appear consistent with a rather ugly brand of racism. Tough to say if that's intent or coincidence. Given the anonymity, I doubt we'll ever know. But, what would Wikinews do in the case of blatantly defamatory remarks on the comment page? I think that's an interesting question, though obviously beyond the scope of this article… -Peteforsyth (talk) 22:02, 12 September 2009 (UTC)

 * If someone was doing it purely to cause trouble we would delete it, but otherwise it would stay as a record of people's views. As for racism, we can't ban that. I will take the blame on that front; it was me who once interviewed a wanted neo-Nazi. We can't then deny fellow skinheads the right to say "wonderful interview! I agree totally! Heil!" no matter how much we want to. Blood Red Sandman  (Talk)   (Contribs) 22:13, 12 September 2009 (UTC)

 * That's about what I thought. That strikes me as a significant concern for the future of Wikinews as a platform for discussing stories. I suppose discussion is not the main point and is not emphasized by the mission or by the software, but it does seem that high-quality discussion is an important resource that could be leveraged in building participation in the site. In my experience of online discussion communities, it's the ones that are moderated by trusted humans using their own judgment (instead of or in addition to a statement of principles) that flourish; if there is inflexibility and too much permissiveness, it will not create the kind of safety or consistency that is necessary to appeal to a wide variety of people with a wide variety of comfort levels.
 * I appreciate the response…all good food for thought. -Peteforsyth (talk) 22:26, 12 September 2009 (UTC)

 * You know, as obvious as it is I never thought of the balance between recording the public's reactions and keeping them doing it while unsavoury opinions were aired. Food for thought indeed. Blood Red Sandman  (Talk)   (Contribs) 22:36, 12 September 2009 (UTC)

he still good —Preceding unsigned comment added by 67.162.201.74 (talk) 08:43, 4 October 2009 (UTC)

Comments from feedback form - "bad"
bad —169.139.180.100 (talk) 14:28, 26 April 2010 (UTC)

This guy is an immature player and I am shocked that he's in the NFL today


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Usertalk gadget
The reason I accidentally posted multiple welcome messages (after the first one, which was just me trying to figure out how it worked) was because I use the back button on my browser a lot. If you click the back button it reactivates the javascript and re-adds the same message again... and again... and again. I'm starting to remember why I dislike javascript;). Gopher65talk 14:13, 4 September 2009 (UTC)
 * Yea. It's not perfect. It's also somewhat insecure.  Bawolff may make us a new version, but for now it does it's job. -- Shakata Ga Nai  ^_^ 16:05, 4 September 2009 (UTC)

Thanks for the note!
I'll fix the ref tag thing. I'm open to suggestion on the headline. Is the word "gratuitous" the problem? I don't think it would be controversial...all coverage seems to deal with it that way. But, I'm brand new here (though very experienced on Wikipedia), and very interested in feedback. -Peteforsyth (talk) 05:13, 6 September 2009 (UTC)

Thanks!
Hi ShakataGaNai, I received your message. It is a interview mane by me in June 2009. I am the author of this interview. It is just a printed version for the moment (if you want I will send you a jpg or pdf of the pages from the Journal Kitej-Grad, Romania), but soon it will apear on-line at the source (url) I have left. I talked 2 weeks ago with someone from Wikipeda, Romanian version, and he told me this interview fits beter here, in wikinews. Please revise your decision or tell me what to do. Many thanks --C (talk) 08:22, 6 September 2009 (UTC)C

Flood flag
If you're going to be adding the proxyblock to a lot of talk pages, could you turn on the flood flag for yourself, to avoid filling the RC? Thanks. Tempodivalse [talk]  23:52, 9 September 2009 (UTC)
 * Snicker Snicker. Yea.... I saw that... -- Shakata Ga Nai  ^_^ 23:53, 9 September 2009 (UTC)

Replied
  Tris   19:59, 10 September 2009 (UTC)

comments gadget
Now that I find the list of insert-a-template stuff is in the left-hand toolbox, I've posted a whinge/suggestion to Bawolff that it be recoded into the vector dropdown action list. I'd guess you'd support such a change, and probably also want to see it on Commons. --Brian McNeil / talk 12:49, 18 September 2009 (UTC)
 * That could be kinda long, but I don't have any issue with it. Whatev! -- Shakata Ga Nai  ^_^ 15:41, 18 September 2009 (UTC)

enwn.net
Hi there Jon,

For reasons unrelated to Wikinews I've been looking at sending an rss feed to Twitter. However, the fastest service I can find is 30 mins, which isn't quick enough. Can I ask how you have done it with enwn.net?

Cheers!   Tris   18:37, 20 September 2009 (UTC)

Hello
Can you please help me with Lightning strikes Mumbai. I am new and don't know much. You have said that the article is not newsworthliness. I have edited the first paragraph as you said. Next is its copyright. I am working on it. Next is verifiability. I don't understand how that failed! -- Srin  ivas  06:31, 24 September 2009 (UTC)
 * "n/r" means not reviewed. What I would suggest is that you change the first paragraph is emphasize the people killed, and push "thunderstorms are normal" a little lower in the article. Also rename the article to reflect that important part, something like "Three killed in Mumbai lightening storm".    The point of the title is to get people to click the link in the first place, and the first paragraph needs to hook them into reading the rest.  Hope that helps. -- Shakata Ga Nai  ^_^ 06:39, 24 September 2009 (UTC)

File:1378965141 7817eb7212 o.jpg
Hi, can you replace the file with File:Northern Rock Customers, September 14, 2007.jpg in the two articles? I renamed the file on Commons. --Martin H. (talk) 18:57, 28 September 2009 (UTC)
 * ✅ Next time you might want to include the articles though. Clicking on the file link redirects me to the new name even here, etc etc, just makes it that much more difficult to track down the articles. -- Shakata Ga Nai  ^_^ 19:35, 28 September 2009 (UTC)

removal of search boxes
I added a search box to the water color, but you reverted my edit without a single explaination. However, I'm pretty sure you had a valid reason for the revert, so could you please explain why you removed my edit before I reinstate it? Thank you. --Ixfd64 (talk) 04:15, 29 September 2009 (UTC)
 * Sorry about that. Someone was tweaking in IRC because somehow the Water Cooler was marked as "Published".  They asked me to look into it and in the few quick seconds I had to sneak a peak, I saw your edits and nothing else as of late that might have caused it, so I did the rollback.  I woulda left a message... or done a more in depth check, but to be honest, I was playing Firefight on ODST, so I wasn't totally paying attention.  You can undo my rollbacks and see if anything crops up again. -- Shakata Ga Nai  ^_^ 04:48, 29 September 2009 (UTC)

 * That's OK, and thanks for the speedy explanation. I was afraid that I had broken something, LOL. Anyways, happy editing! :) --Ixfd64 (talk) 05:24, 29 September 2009 (UTC)

User:ShakataGaNai/Main Page
Working on another overhaul. Comments here. -- Shakata Ga Nai ^_^ 18:56, 29 September 2009 (UTC)

Image help
Any idea why the image credit is not working here Murder charge dropped against US Marine who admitted killing Iraqi detainee illegally? Cirt (talk) 22:39, 29 September 2009 (UTC)
 * Template doesn't like ?asdf=asdf . Thinks it's wiki template options.  Just leave out the link. -- Shakata Ga Nai  ^_^ 22:43, 29 September 2009 (UTC)
 * Thanks! Cirt (talk) 22:53, 29 September 2009 (UTC)
 * Welcome, sorry I couldn't "Fix" it properly, but it was either no link, or URL shorten... and ... meh, we credited. -- Shakata Ga Nai ^_^ 22:56, 29 September 2009 (UTC)


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User talk:Johnwall

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Comments:Torrential downpours cause significant flooding in northeastern Scotland

Divine retribution for releasing that Mohammedian terrorist scum, no doubt. 206.74.5.136 (talk) 01:38, 7 September 2009 (UTC)


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User talk:Henryodell

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User talk:FaygalCrumbs

Welcome
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Comments:Amazon dips into memory hole to retrieve Orwellian works

As a prerequisite to me getting an ebook reader:

They have to have reasonable DRM. 71.120.114.83 (talk) 04:04, 7 September 2009 (UTC)
 * Yea. Good luck with that. -- Shakata Ga Nai  ^_^ 04:31, 7 September 2009 (UTC)
 * There is no such thing as "reasonable DRM". Easily breakable DRM, yes - but you can't be sure any device will stay that way and not be updated. --Brian McNeil / talk 08:41, 7 September 2009 (UTC)

How Ironic

Comments from feedback form - "I like the title... very cleve..."
I like the title... very clever :P —Ragettho (talk) 22:29, 24 May 2011 (UTC)


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Chris Moyles breaks record for longest running breakfast show on BBC Radio 1

September 7, 2009

Chris Moyles has broken the record for the longest-running breakfast show on BBC Radio 1, beating the previous record holder Tony Blackburn, who had a total of 2,072 days on the job. Moyles has now clocked up 2,073 days on the job, and the number is still increasing as the days pass.

Tony Blackburn opened BBC Radio 1 on September 30, 1967, and kept on going until June 1, 1973. Chris Moyles started the breakfast show on January 5, 2004 and is still going.

In an interview with British tabloid the Daily Mirror, Moyles said: "I have taken a [pay] cut because they wanted me to take a cut.

"I don't like the fact that I am earning less than I was two years ago, and I don't deserve to be because we are working harder and the figures are up. But at the same time if the BBC are saying 'help us out for a bit', then that's fine."

The Chris Moyles Show, the name of the weekday breakfast show on BBC Radio 1, is going on a tour that will involve performing in Plymouth, Cardiff, Leeds, Glasgow and London, all in the United Kingdom. Moyles stated: "By going out on the road for a week we are trying to thank as many people as we can."

Chris Moyles calls himself "the saviour of Radio 1". He equalled the record on Friday, and beat it on Monday.


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User talk:Alec Isihanua

Welcome
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User talk:Rayd~enwikinews

Welcome
Tempodivalse [talk]  16:05, 7 September 2009 (UTC)

Your account will be renamed
Hello,

The developer team at Wikimedia is making some changes to how accounts work, as part of our on-going efforts to provide new and better tools for our users like cross-wiki notifications. These changes will mean you have the same account name everywhere. This will let us give you new features that will help you edit and discuss better, and allow more flexible user permissions for tools. One of the side-effects of this is that user accounts will now have to be unique across all 900 Wikimedia wikis. See the announcement for more information.

Unfortunately, your account clashes with another account also called Rayd. To make sure that both of you can use all Wikimedia projects in future, we have reserved the name Rayd~enwikinews that only you will have. If you like it, you don't have to do anything. If you do not like it, you can pick out a different name.

Your account will still work as before, and you will be credited for all your edits made so far, but you will have to use the new account name when you log in.

Sorry for the inconvenience.

Yours, Keegan Peterzell Community Liaison, Wikimedia Foundation 23:24, 17 March 2015 (UTC)

Renamed
 This account has been renamed as part of single-user login finalisation. If you own this account you can |log in using your previous username and password for more information. If you do not like this account's new name, you can choose your own using this form after logging in: . -- Keegan (WMF) (talk) 06:36, 21 April 2015 (UTC)

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Japan pledges 25% cut in greenhouse gas emissions by 2020

September 7, 2009

Yukio Hatoyama, Japan's Prime Minister-elect, has pledged that the country will reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 25% by 2020.

The prime minister-elect told a conference on climate change on Monday that "we can't stop climate change just with our country setting an emissions target. We will also aim to create a fair and effective international framework by all major countries in the world."

The chief of the United Nations' symposium on climate change commended Hatoyama's plans. "With such a target, Japan will take on the leadership role that industrialised countries have agreed to take in climate change abatement," Yvo de Boer said to the conference.

Japan has the second largest economy in the world, and is the number-five emitter of greenhouse gases. It has recently come under international pressure to implement more strict emissions policies, being sixteen percent above the Kyoto Protocol.


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Suicide car bomber kills seven in Iraq

September 7, 2009

Police officials have said that a suicide car bomber has killed seven people and injured a further fifteen at a western Iraq security checkpoint.

The bomb detonated in a vehicle in a line of cars waiting at the checkpoint near the western city of Anbar early on Monday.

At least three police officers were among the casualties from the blast.

Farmer Mohammed Hussein Alwan, a witness to the event, was riding in a vehicle a few hundred metres from the suicide bomber's car when it blew up.

"I ran to the site and saw five burning cars and a child who was thrown by the explosion and landed on the top of a car. I tried to approach him to see whether he was alive or dead, but the police started to open fire in all directions and we had to run away," he said to the Associated Press news agency.

Violence in Iraq has decreased somewhat since 2008, but has picked up again recently, following the withdrawal of US armed forces from large cities across the country in June.

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Three men convicted by UK court of plotting to bomb airliners

September 7, 2009

A UK court has found three Britons guilty of planning to blow up transatlantic passenger jets on flights to North America.

Ringleader Abdulla Ahmed Ali, 28, and co-defendants Tanvir Hussain, 28, and Assad Sarwar, 29, were convicted on Monday for the 2006 plot, which involved bringing liquid explosives onto the flight disguised as soft drinks.

Four other men were found not guilty by the London court, and could not reach a verdict on an eighth suspect, who had previously been convicted on charges of conspiracy.

Prosecutors claimed that the plan targeted seven aeroplanes departing from London's Heathrow Airport, each of which could carry from 241 to 285 passengers. Intelligence officials cooperating in the original arrest included Scotland Yard, MI5 and the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency. According to the New York Times: "The idea, intelligence officials said, was to show the world that the security measures adopted after the Sept. 11 attacks were insufficient to foil the kind of low-technology, “asymmetric” attacks favored by Islamic extremists in their war with the West."

The plan of the conspirators was to detonate liquid explosives on aircraft enroute on their transatlantic flights. From records found on the memory stick records found on the convicted men, flights were destined for North American cities including San Francisco, New York, Washington, Chicago, Montreal and Toronto. "If they had been successfully deployed, they would have killed thousands of people on board and maybe more if they had detonated them over land," an anonymous senior British police source said.

The liquid explosives would have been mixed on board in the aeroplane's lavatory after being brought through airport security disguised as soft drinks.

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Talk:Three men convicted by UK court of plotting to bomb airliners

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 * Islamic extremism is mentioned in a pretty up-front manner in the article. If you want "ZOMG! Teh Muzlims iz cumming to kill us all", read WND. --Brian McNeil / talk 09:36, 8 September 2009 (UTC)


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Sir Terry Wogan announces his departure from BBC Radio 2 breakfast show

September 7, 2009

Sir Terry Wogan has announced that he will be no longer presenting the BBC Radio 2 breakfast show, after a 16 year run on the station.

Wogan had been presenting the show since April 1972 to December 1984. At the time he had left BBC Radio 2 to pursue a career in television. He came back onto the breakfast show in January 1993 with his show, Wake Up to Wogan. Now Terry has decided to retire from BBC Radio 2 in December.

While live on air on Monday morning, Wogan said to his listeners, "I wanted to be first to tell you. It's the least I owe you, for endless years, countless hours of morning companionship, friendship, good humour and laughter. Your loyalty and support has been a beacon of love in my life. There hasn't been a morning, no matter how dark and dreary, that I haven't had a smile on my face and a song in my heart at the prospect of your company, your marvellous mail, your wit and wisdom. This is the hardest thing I have ever done in my broadcasting career, to say goodbye to you in the mornings."

Wogan also announced that his career was not finished altogether adding that, "I'll be starting a really exciting new show...in front of you, as my live audience, presenting the very pinnacle of live music, artists, guests, and of course, you, your mail, your warmth, your wit." The new show will take place in the Broadcasting House and will be presented live by Wogan himself.

Chris Evans, who will be replacing Terry Wogan as the breakfast show DJ, will start in January 2010. He previously presented the breakfast show for BBC Radio 1 in 1995 but after the British station refused to meet his demands for a four-day week, he left in 1997.

Fans of Wogan — or T.O.G.s (Terry's Old Geezers) as they're commonly referred to — expressed their disappointment about his departure. One fan wrote: "I'd rather have silence than have to endure the torture of being shouted at over breakfast. It will be disaster for the listeners and the station."


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User talk:PatrickFlaherty/Archives/2009/August

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Holocaust museum shooting
Hallo, Patrick Flaherty. I see by your accreditation card that you live in Washington D.C. Do you think you'd be able to reach the Holocaust Museum and snap a few pictures of the event? Original photographs would be just what we need for an article like this. Just wondering. Cheers, Tempodivalse [talk]  20:47, 10 June 2009 (UTC)
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Comments:Sir Terry Wogan announces his departure from BBC Radio 2 breakfast show

I will miss him on the radio myself. --Rayboy8 (talk) 21:03, 7 September 2009 (UTC)

I would like to say a huge Thank you to Sir Terry, his voice is and has always been, a warm welcome from a good and trusted friend,he has got the nation through some very sad times,with a smile on their faces, and he gives us the gift of laughter. I shall miss him, so very much, but wish him all the very very best for his future.

How ever the choice of Chris Evans to replace him, makes me shudder, and my radio will be tuned eles where, what ever were "they" thinking of, the man has no likeablity, no appeal, his show is all about him....nothing eles seems to be inportant to him. With so many talented people out there, they give it to somebody, with no talent, just a huge ego. It makes it all the more sad.

Yours faithfully Lorraine Giles —86.214.26.211 (talk) 07:34, 8 September 2009 (UTC)

Terry's Leaving!
I have grown up with Sir Terry and have continued listening to him on reaching adulthood. He will be greatly missed and although changes are inevitable, the morning radio sessions will not be the same. Even though Chris Evans is good in his own right, someboduy like Ken Bruce or Johnny Walker would have been better suited the the early morning slots. There are already radio stations geared up to the younger generation and I feel, even though I am not a pensioner, that we need somebody for the middle/late generation.

Thank you and good luck to Sir Terry.

Maria. Sandbach Sept 09

Terry's depature
Thank you Terry and crew for brightening my journey to work for many years. Mornings will not be the same without your banter. All the best to you all. However, to be replaced by Chris Evans ?????? Well I for one will not be listening my radio will be switched off at 7.30 and if he encroaches on Sarah's show, as suggested, before then. The only good thing is that I will be able to listen to Radio 2 once more on the way home from work as surely he can't be on  twice!!!!

All the best to Terry, and thank you. Things will not be the same.

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Large earthquake strikes nation of Georgia

September 8, 2009 The United States Geological Survey (USGS) initially reported a magnitude 6.2 earthquake, later downgraded to 5.9, has struck the nation of Georgia. Georgia's meteorology center says the quake registered an 8.0. A magnitude 5.0 aftershock struck just minutes later.

The initial quake occurred at 3:41 a.m. (local time) and was centered 80 kilometers (50 miles) Northeast of Kutaisi, Georgia. It registered at a depth of 10 km (6.2 miles). The aftershock was centered in roughly the same location and depth and struck minutes later at 3:49 a.m.

Power temporarily went out in many parts of Tskhinvali, but returned a short time later. According to the USGS, damage from the initial could have been "moderate to heavy," though no major damage was reported. Fallen rocks were reported to have blocked some roads, and some homes sustained minor damage to ceilings and walls. At least 10,000 people live within miles of the epicenter. No one was injured.


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Thank God!
 * No. Thank Scotland Yard, the MI5 and the CIA. God abstained from doing miracles this time.
 * Funny thing is, all He seems to do these days to show His presence is create images of the Virgin Mary in bits of toast. --Brian McNeil / talk 14:15, 9 September 2009 (UTC)


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I reverted your edits as that is not what the article was called. Bawolff ☺☻ 11:38, 8 September 2009 (UTC)

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User talk:Gameforge

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User:Brian McNeil/Views and opinions

The opinions and views of anyone are shaped by the environment they grow up in, work in, and their experiences throughout life.

I was born, grew up in, and attended a state school in Scotland. My parents were religious enough to regularly attend church; they were Scottish Episcopalians, which meant their place of worship was referred to as "The English Church". Nothing particularly radical about that, it is extremely closely tied to the Church of England, but quite different from the dour Presbyterian nature of the Church of Scotland.

There was little talk of politics in our house, and the media of the time was fairly limited - no Internet, and only three TV channels. I made very heavy use of the local library, and I really appreciate my parent's efforts to nurture a love of books. My preferred TV viewing was the BBC, the independent/commerical channel had little appeal - advertising interruptions just annoyed the hell out of me.

Politics
I am not, and have never been, a member of any political party. When I was first eligible to vote in a national election, I voted for the Green party. The two main UK political parties - Conservative and Labour - had, I felt, serious flaws that precluded giving them any support. The Scottish Nationalist Party (SNP), well, they didn't seem relevant at the time; their public image seemed to be of tartan-wearing zealots who would introduce compulsory Gaelic education throughout the country.

Now, well, I would call myself a Socialist, tending towards support of Market socialism principles. If you think that is equivalent to, or interchangeable with, terms like National socialism or Communism then your education is sadly lacking.

The unfortunate reality of UK politics is that neither the Conservatives or the Labour Party have any interest in socialism. The aftermath of Margaret Thatcher's prolonged tenure as Prime Minister was 'New Labour', a lurch to the right for a traditionally leftist party, and a blind acceptance that free market capitalism is the only political option.

Rights versus privileges
Even the fundamentally capitalist United States recognises this and provides free basic education. There are little in the way of arguments opposing this principle, it is very hard to present a credible argument against others getting a chance to learn to read and write when you, yourself, already benefitted from a system that provided you with those skills.
 * Education is a right

Personally, I would go much, much further. I left school when the UK still had a grants system and it was possible to get a university degree without burdening yourself with tens of thousands of pounds of debt. The more recent monetisation of education is, I believe, wrong. Study of subjects such as archaeology, philosophy, or history is going to be discouraged where it leaves you with a financial burden to pay off. With money becoming a central aspect of education, the drive is to obtain 'marketable' skills and knowledge. It may have widened access, but it requires a buy-in to the existing capitalist system. Further education, such as university, should be available to all who have proven themselves academically talented enough to benefit from it. The reality of this is that a country can really only afford to educate a maximum of 10-20% percent of their population to university level. Access must be on merit, not money. Like a lot of basic scientific research with no clear short-term reward, this is somewhere that the near-religious application of the 'cost-benefit analysis' is out of place and inappropriate.

From any government's perspective, a healthy population is an asset. Similarly, to a business a healthy workforce is an asset. The most cost-effective solution is what is generally known as 'socialised medicine'. This cannot be left solely in the hands of the market; a drive for profit in the absence of a realistic and enforceable regulatory framework will lead to selective provision.
 * Healthcare is a right

Yes, well, I support this one to the extent that I'd happily let Holocaust deniers spout whatever nonsense they like. It is then up to the rest of us to refute their arguments and assertions.
 * Freedom of expression is a right

Where I draw the line is in giving such discredited extremists a platform to preach from unopposed. They're free to drag a soapbox down to Hyde Park and scream all they want, and you can ignore them or oppose them as you choose.

I'd be facinated to hear a cogent argument as to why every single human being should not have a roof over their head, enough to eat, and a supply of safe, clean drinking water.
 * Shelter and sustinence are rights

The real-world reality is that there are a lot of people without shelter, without enough food, and with little water - which may not even be safe to drink.

Favouring one person over another for reasons of blood-relation is called neoptism. Financially favouring a relative isn't much different. Paris Hilton is probably one of the best arguments why people should never be allowed to grow up assuming they'll get all of daddy's money.
 * Inherited wealth is a privilege

This is where I have a real break with capitalism. If you work on the production of an essential good, then you should be rewarded for your labours. If you are the capitalist who funds the set up of the business or enterprise, then a reasonable rate of return on your investment is one thing, but a year, upon year, upon year, return of 20%+ is not reasonable.
 * Profit is a privilege

An odd point to raise, but the last 20 years have seen the inexorable rise of the credit card. Here I'm looking at this more from the perspective of a buyer. You should never be required to have a credit card to obtain goods or services; if you beat that point into submission then it ceases to be a case of everybody needs a credit card because you can't do/buy X without one.
 * Credit cards are a privilege

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User:Gwatts88

This is my 3rd writings into my profile in the year of 2009- and what a few months it has been!

Going from the stress of the old house to the opportunities of the new place; right now I am creating a documentary for the NHS on mental health stigma and involvement. I am also on 2 national advisory panels for mental health, and have a second film in the works off my own back.

But some more about me: I suffer (or at least my label at the moment) from the mental illness bipolar disorder; defined by exaggerated highs and suicidal lows. I have become more open about it in the last few years, in the hope that others will be willing to stand up and have their voice heard.

I forever hold schools (particularly my old grammar school and the whole grammar school system) in contempt for acting as a catalyst to whatever problems I've had to deal with now. These schools are so bothered about being the top in the county league tables, they're ignoring wellbeing. I'm speaking for a huge silent minority of students that survived that school in saying they failed us in their snobbery and greed for grades. The school has also turned out a teenage counselling service rolling out across the county- which is absolutely disgusting.

My mission in life is to earn enough to live on, and to stand up for all the young people being abused by a system focused on exams rather than learning how to live.

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US and Vietnam begin talks to decontaminate areas affected by Agent Orange

September 11, 2009 United States and Vietnamese officials began meetings in Hanoi on Tuesday to discuss further funding to help victims still suffering from exposure to the chemical Agent Orange.

Officials in Vietnam are requesting more funding from the US in order to clean up the Da Nang International Airport, a major "hot spot" for Agent Orange. Vietnamese Vice Minister of Natural Resources and Environment Nguyen Cong claimed that "the committed funds from the US government have not been disbursed." The Vietnamese government claims it will cost US$58 million to clean up the Da Nang airport and two other contaminated locations. The US has so far pledged $8 million.

Agent Orange was used during the Vietnam war in order to defoliate the dense Vietnam jungle. Vietnamese officials say that up to three million Vietnamese suffer from exposure to it today. The chemical has been linked to dangerous diseases such as diabetes, cancer and birth defects.


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Large bomb defused in Northern Ireland

September 8, 2009

A 600 lb bomb which was found in Northern Ireland has been defused by a bomb disposal team.

The bomb was found on the side of a road near the village of Forkhill in County Armagh, Northern Ireland, close to the border with the Republic of Ireland. It was defused by an expert bomb disposal team from the Irish Army. The explosives were home-made and weighed 600 lb (270 kg). It is believed that the bomb was planted there by dissident republicans.

The Police Service of Northern Ireland believed that there could have been a "devastating outcome" — and that they were also potentially targets of the bombers. Chief Inspector Sam Cordner said: "The actions of terrorist criminals in planting this device in the Forkhill area put local people and police officers at significant risk."

"Their actions were reckless and dangerous in the extreme. Their target may have been the police, but they did not care who they killed or injured. It is only through the hard work and professionalism of police officers and their military colleagues that the area has been made safe," Cordner said.

20 people had to evacuate their homes while the bomb was safely defused. Authorities took the device and will conduct a forensic examination.

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User talk:Cziegenfuss

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Lyneham air base in England given all clear after bomb scare

September 8, 2009 The British Royal Air Force gave the all clear at the Lyneham air base in Wiltshire, England after an earlier bomb scare.

It had earlier been reported that an improvised explosive device (IED) was found inside a vehicle by a bomb sniffing dog. According to BBC News, the vehicle was parked outside the air base's fence. Officials would not elaborate on what was inside the vehicle, but BBC reports that the vehicle was possibly military and that bomb residue was found on the vehicle.

A Royal Air Force spokesman said a bomb squad was called to the location to investigate the find. "An EOD [Explosive Ordnance Disposal] team are on site and currently working to make the area safe. It is too early to speculate at this stage." Officials say the reaction was routine and situations like this are treated as if a device had been found. Anytime a dog is alerted to possible explosives, the proper teams are called in to investigate.

RAF Lyneham is one of the UK's largest air bases, and is home to the RAF's fleet of C-130 Hercules aircraft. Many bodies of the soldiers who have been killed in Afghanistan are brought to the base from the country.


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User talk:Missionleader

Welcome
Tempodivalse [talk]  20:42, 8 September 2009 (UTC)

Note
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Wikinews is not your personal web space provider
Please stop creating junk articles which have no relation to the goal of Wikinews to provide a free, neutral source of news stories. They will be deleted on sight, and as you persist in irritating site administrators you will move inexorably towards a permanent ban. --Brian McNeil / talk 21:16, 8 September 2009 (UTC)

Blocked
I have seen the threatening and harassing emails that you have sent to Brian. In particular, the infantile threats to speak to, ahem, "THE WIKIPEDIA AUTHORITIES" are clear evidence of ongoing intent to be disruptive and abusive. Can I ask the relelvance of Wikipedia, and who their 'authorities' are? Regardless, your conduct is clearly not geared towards creating a quality news source and as such has gotten you blocked. Permanently. Blood Red Sandman (Talk)   (Contribs) 16:37, 9 September 2009 (UTC)

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Afghan presidential candidate Karzai wins majority of votes

September 8, 2009

Partial results from Afghanistan's presidential election suggest that Hamid Karzai, the incumbent candidate, has won a majority of votes.

With 91.4% of ballots having been counted, Karzai had 54.1% of votes, well above the 28.3% obtained by Karzai's chief rival, Abdullah Abdullah.

According to Afghanistan's election rules, a candidate must receive at least fifty percent of the ballot to prevent a run-off election.

Meanwhile, the United Nations-backed Electoral Complaints Commission said on Monday it had found "convincing evidence of fraud", and called for suspected votes to be recounted.

The UN-appointed commission, which consists of five people, has the ability to discount false votes and order a new election to be held. 720 complaints of fraud have been submitted to the committee.

Spokesman Ian Kelly with the US State department said that "it is very important that these elections are seen as legitimate in the eyes of the Afghan people, in the eyes of the international community. And I am not going to prejudge where this whole thing comes out."

"It is not going to be a matter of days or weeks, it could be a matter of months to sort out all of these allegations," he said.


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User talk:Rjamho

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User talk:75.85.83.46

Thanks for experimenting with Wikinews. Your test worked, and has now been reverted or removed. Please use Sandbox for any other tests you want to do, since testing in articles may disrupt the site's working and will be reverted quickly. Thank you, Tempodivalse [talk]  01:12, 9 September 2009 (UTC)
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Comments:Afghan presidential candidate Karzai wins majority of votes

I'm losing faith in Karzai, I'm reading to many stories about him in the drug trade.--KDP3 (talk) 05:39, 9 September 2009 (UTC)

Title of this article should be "Afghan presidential candidate Karzai stole majority of votes". 99.236.129.191 (talk) 22:02, 9 September 2009 (UTC)


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User talk:Yatra10

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Deadly flash flooding hits northwestern Turkey

September 11, 2009

Heavy overnight rains flooded Istanbul, Turkey, stranding motorists and flooding arterial roads. The floods led to the death of at least 31 people and the cost of damage has been estimated as being in excess of $70 million in northwestern parts of the country.

The flood devastated businesses, swept away cars and swamped houses, roads, and farming land. Fueled by the worst rain in 80 years, waters rose up to six feet (2 meters) high in the city's İkitelli district, cutting off the route to Istanbul's main airport and the highway to Greece and Bulgaria on the European side of the sprawling city.

"We are saddened by the loss of lives. There are still some people missing and we are searching for them," said Mustafa Demir, the Turkish Procurement Minister, as quoted by the Associated Press news agency.

Over 1000 people have been rescued by emergency services, including military helicopters, since the floods began on Tuesday.


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Review of revision 872905 [Failed]

 * The copyvio issues have still not been fully addressed, even after this edit. The first sentence of the second paragraph has been copied wholesale from the BBC source. Tempodivalse [talk]  17:36, 9 September 2009 (UTC)
 * Why do we required old stories? If the reason is only archieving. Then I dont have any problem. Go ahead.--110.37.17.109 (talk) 14:19, 10 September 2009 (UTC)


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User talk:Aaambler

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Talk:US and Vietnam begin talks to decontaminate areas affected by Agent Orange

Can I get someone to look at this one
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 * Gotta be more specific than "someone to look at this one". Look at what? -- Shakata Ga Nai  ^_^ 18:30, 9 September 2009 (UTC)
 * Well it's just been sitting in the newsroom and I'd like someone to at least tell me if it is reviewable Soapy (talk) 23:11, 9 September 2009 (UTC)
 * just to note, if you want an article to be reviewed, you should add review to it - that will bring it to the attention of reviewers. If you don't add the tag nobody will know that the article is ready for publishing. Tempodivalse [talk]  23:15, 9 September 2009 (UTC)


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Comments:Large earthquake strikes nation of Georgia

goodness. a new country devasted right out. good thing not much lives within that country.

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Whatever else happened with Georgia after that war they had? 71.120.114.83 (talk) 02:04, 11 September 2009 (UTC)


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Comments:Large bomb defused in Northern Ireland

This is rather more scary than the earlier soldier shootings. This looks like the 'proper' IRA; meaning, ex-IRA members who didn't approve of disarming. One of the key lines demonstrating the amateur nature of the shootings was when the car used was recovered. "Attempts to set it alight had failed." You drip some fuel on it and light it, it's not hard. This bomb is huge and involves big-time explosives deals. Two of the alleged soldier killers are in custody and likely to be convicted. Dealing with this level of crime is a much bigger task. Blood Red Sandman (Talk)   (Contribs) 18:55, 9 September 2009 (UTC)
 * Most likely idiots from the Real IRA who have been dissidents since the Good Friday Agreement back 11 years ago. Apparently, the bomb was bigger than Omagh and we all know how that turned out. --Patrick M (TUFKAAP) (talk) 13:40, 10 September 2009 (UTC)


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Suspect arrested after hijacking Mexican airliner

September 9, 2009 The Mexican government has said that an Aeroméxico Boeing-737, flight 576 from Cancun, was hijacked and landed safely at Mexico City International Airport in Mexico City.

The plane was traveling from Cancun to Mexico City. The situation ended without incident and all passengers and crew on board the aircraft were able to leave safely. All hijackers were arrested after Mexican security forces boarded the plane.

The incident began just after 1:30 p.m. (CDT) one man took control of the plane and demanded to speak to Felipe Calderon, Mexico's president. The hijacker said that if his demand was not met, he would blow up the plane. Earlier reports had stated there were explosives on board the aircraft, but none were found. Five people were initially detained without incident.

A short time later, four of the detained men were released without being charged. Authorities identified the sole hijacker as Jose Mar Flores, 44, who is being described as an alcoholic, drug addicted, religious fanatic. He claims he was on a mission to warn Mexico that an earthquake was going to strike the country. Flores said that the significance of the date, 9/9/09, the reverse of 666, was the reason why he hijacked the plane. Reports say he was carrying a box that he described as a bomb and would detonate it if his demand to speak to Calderon about the quake was not met.

104 people were on board the plane, but all passengers and crew aboard the aircraft have left it safely. The airport remained open while the plane was dealt with on an emergency runway.

Calderon was inside the airport's presidential hanger waiting to depart when the plane landed. His flight was canceled.


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One of Great Britain's "most wanted" criminals arrested in the Netherlands

September 10, 2009

One of the criminals listed as "most wanted" by the United Kingdom's Scotland Yard, has been arrested in the Netherlands after escaping six years ago.

Noel Cunningham, 47, was being taken to Inner London Crown Court in June 2003 and was going to be tried in there for a planned £1,250,000 robbery of a security van in Brixton, South London, England. However, just outside the court, two armed men ambushed the Securior police vehicle and shot the prison van driver in the leg before pistol-whipping a guard. Cunningham and two accomplices managed to break out of the police van and escape. Noel subsequently became one of 40 of Scotland Yard's most wanted criminals in the United Kingdom. He was facing charges of conspiracy to armed robbery, possession of a firearm and escaping lawful custody.

He was finally arrested in the Amstelveen area of Amsterdam in the Netherlands at 2000 hours on Tuesday and held by police forces there. He had been living under an assumed name. His arrest makes him the twenty-third criminal arrested out of the full forty. He is expected to return to the United Kingdom within the next few days.

A Metropolitan Police spokesman has said: "Noel Francis Cunningham, 47, was arrested by Dutch police at about 8pm last night. Mr Cunningham was unlawfully at large and a European Arrest Warrant had been circulated for his arrest after he escaped from a prison van on June 10, 2003. The van had left HMP Brixton to travel to the Inner London Crown Court, Avonmouth Street, SE1.

"Extensive work to trace him by the Metropolitan Police Service and the Serious Organised Crime Agency (SOCA) led to the false identity he was using being uncovered and his arrest last night in the Amstelveen suburb of Amsterdam. He will be appearing in custody in Holland on September 11 where extradition proceedings will be instigated following his first appearance."


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Bosnian war criminal sent to UK

September 9, 2009

A former Bosnian Serb leader convicted of war crimes has been sent to the United Kingdom to serve out the remaining years of his sentence. Momcilo Krajišnik is one of the highest-ranking officials convicted by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY).

Krajišnik held important positions in the run up to and during the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina, which raged from 1992–95. He sat on the nationalist Serbian Democratic Party's Main Board, was in the National Security Council and was the head of the Bosnian Serb Assembly. He used these positions to try and purge non-Serbs from occupied territories.

He received a 27-year sentence in 2006 but this was reduced after an appeals court quashed convictions for murder, extermination and persecution. He remains convicted of genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity, and persecution, charges totaling eleven offences.

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User talk:Jehan60188

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Suspected US missile strike kills ten militants in Pakistan

September 9, 2009 Pakistani officials have stated that a missile strike — suspected to have been launched from an American (UAV) — killed at least ten militants in, a tribal area near Pakistan's border with Afghanistan on Tuesday.

The attack targeted a Taliban-operated compound in the village of Dargamandi. It was the second attack in the vicinity within 24 hours. On Monday, five people were killed following a similar attack targeting a Islamic school in the Machikhel village.

Unmanned aircraft operated by the US are believed to have launched over forty missiles into northwestern Pakistan, a stronghold of the Taliban in the past few months.

The strikes were initiated after a suicide bomber killed at least 21 people at a border checkpoint last week.


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User talk:205.227.165.244

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User talk:Abubakar Ibrahim Gamawa

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