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June 14, 2010 According to a spokesman for the Kyrgyzstan's ministry of health's press-service, at least 97 people have been confirmed dead from recent ethnic clashes between Kyrgyz and Uzbeks. Meanwhile, thousands of ethnic Uzbeks have fled to the border with Uzbekistan to escape the ongoing violence.

"Currently, in the regions of and, 97 people have died. A further 1247 have been hospitalised," a spokeswoman commented. Some reports caution that the actual death toll might be higher than the figures announced.

The violence, now in its third day, initially began in the city of Osh, but has since spread to neighbouring vicinities. A resident in told the Agence France-Presse news service by telephone that "at the current moment, there are shoot-outs going on in the streets." Another witness described there being "a veil of smoke covering the whole city."

Cars and buildings were also been set alight by the fighting groups, with many apartments, stores, and other shops burnt to the ground in Osh. Supplies now have to be shipped in from outside the region, as it is difficult to obtain anything within the city. Meanwhile, the Kyrgyz interim government announced that it would be mobilising part of its armed forces today in an attempt to quell the violence.

A spokesman for the Ministry for Emergency Services said that supplies and medical aid has been sent down to the Kyrgyz-Uzbek border to help the refugees there; as many as 75,000 Uzbeks are crowding the border trying to get into Uzbekistan. They are comprised mainly of children and elderly people; some have gunshot wounds.


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At least fifteen dead in Iraq after gunmen attack central bank

June 13, 2010 At least fifteen people have been killed and a further fifty injured after gunmen attacked the central bank in Iraq's capital of Baghdad earlier today.

The attack began when several suicide bombers detonated their vests near the bank; then, gunmen clashed with police as they tried to storm the building. According to officials, most of the dead were bank employees.

Some anonymous hospital sources conflicted with official reports, saying that the number of killed was as high as 26, with sixty wounded.

Major General Qassim al-Moussawi, an Iraqi military spokesman, attributed the attack to al-Qaeda. He added, however, that no money was taken from the building, which contains large sums of US and Iraq money and gold deposits.

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Stampede at rally in Kenya kills at least five; dozens wounded

June 14, 2010 A stampede in the Kenyan capital of Nairobi has killed at least five people and left at least 79 more wounded, reports say.

The incident occurred at a church rally, led by Christian leaders voicing their opposition to a new constitution to be voted on in a referendum later this summer, primarily because it is to include a clause for abortion.

A petrol bomb apparently was thrown into the crowd as the rally was drawing to a close at dusk, prompting panic as people tried to flee. Some witness reports suggest there were two individual blasts. According to police, the explosions were not large and didn't leave any damage.

Kenyan prime minister was present at the scene of the disaster. He commented on the incident, saying: "It is a very, very regrettable incident, and this incident is condemned in the strongest terms possible. We don't know as yet the cause of this incident."

It was not immediately clear who was responsible for detonating the bomb. Spokesman for Kenyan police Eric Kiraithe said that "[i]t is very, very much too early to say who is responsible. Our investigations have begun, and in due course the culprits will be found."


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China: Heavy flooding displaces over a million, kills dozens

June 14, 2010 The Chinese government has said that severe seasonal flooding in the country has displaced over a million people and killed at least 155.

According to the Office of Flood Control and Drought Relief Headquarters, the southeastern parts of China were hit the worst. 1.3 million people were forced to temporary shelters after 140,000 homes collapsed, mostly in the provinces of and.

The office reports that direct economic losses from the disaster has reached 24 billion, or about US$6.5 billion, and that the figure is 370% higher than the damage caused by last year's seasonal rains.

The rainy season in eastern China is in June through August; flooding is frequent, and causes mudslides and deaths. This year, however, rainfall totals appear to be the highest they have been in over ten years.


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Deadly clashes in Somalia between police and government troops

June 14, 2010 Heavy fighting in the Somali capital of Mogadishu between government troops and local police has killed at least thirteen people and injured another fourteen.

The clashes began yesterday in the Hamarjajab district when a dispute started between the police and army. Abdullahi Mo'alim Kerow, a police officer, described the incident to Reuters; "[t]he clashes came after some of the government troops started to rob a civilian car and the police were trying to stop it. We have collected bodies of nine government troops [...] and three unidentified civilians."

However, conflicting accounts claim it was police attempting to hijack trucks carrying food aid, and the army were intervening to prevent the theft.

According to Kerow, the injured were hospitalised, and the clash stopped shortly after. Ten of the wounded were civilians, and one later died, said Alie Muse Abdi, coordinator of ambulance services in the capital.


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Obama to ask for special BP claims fund over oil spill

June 14, 2010 🇺🇸US President Barack Obama, in response to criticism over his handling of the ongoing oil spill, has asked the oil company  to create a special fund with "substantial" amounts of money to pay claimants over the disaster.

Obama is to make his fourth visit to the Gulf Coast tomorrow, and on Tuesday is scheduled to make a speech about efforts to address the spill.

In a television interview earlier today, the president's senior strategist David Axelrod commented that "[w]e want to make sure that money is escrowed for the legitimate claims that are going to be, and are being made, by businesses down in the Gulf and we want to make sure that that money is independently administered so that [BP] won’t be slow-walked on these claims," he added.

The oil spill has poured at least a million barrels of oil into the Gulf since the Deepwater Horizon oil rig blew up on April 20. The oil has now reached the shores of the southern US, and affected many fishermen, oil workers, and business operators in the area.

Senior officials from the Gulf states of Florida and Louisiana both want the oil company to put $7.5 billion into the proposed fund. Officials from neighbouring states also affected by the spill, such as Texas, Alabama, and Mississippi, haven't yet announced how much they want put into the fund.

BP's board of directors, meanwhile, is to hold an emergency meeting tomorrow to talk about compensation to those affected. Some economic analysts have suggested that cleanup costs and compensations could drive the company into bankruptcy, although BP commented yesterday that it was "not in discussions with" and had "not engaged any bankruptcy experts". According to the Los Angeles Times, as of March 31, BP had the equivalent of $6.8 billion in cash available on hand.


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Talk:Australian rules football: Traralgon get game back as ladder shakes around middle

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Ladder After Round 8 POS  	TEAM           	P 	W 	L 	D 	FF 	For 	Agst 	% 	PTS 1 	Maffra  	8  	7  	1  	0  	0  	974  	523  	186.23  28 2 	Traralgon 	7 	5 	2 	0 	0 	742 	572 	129.72 	20 3 	Drouin  	7 	4 	3 	0 	0 	717 	523 	137.09 	16 4 	Moe    	7 	4 	3 	0 	0 	690 	597 	115.58 	16 5 	Morwell 	7 	4 	3 	0 	0 	741 	651 	113.82 	16 6  	Sale    	7 	3 	4 	0 	0 	595 	562 	105.87 	12 7  	Leongatha 	7 	3 	4 	0 	0 	483 	582 	82.99 	12 8  	Wonthaggi 	7 	2 	5 	0 	0 	410 	740 	55.41 	8 9 	Warragul 	7 	0 	7 	0 	0 	313 	915 	34.21 	0

Ladder After Round 9 POS  	TEAM           	P 	W 	L 	D 	FF 	For 	Agst 	% 	PTS 1  	Maffra         	8 	7 	1 	0 	0 	974 	523 	186.23 	28 2  	Traralgon      	8 	6 	2 	0 	0 	813 	630 	129.05 	24 3  	Moe            	8 	5 	3 	0 	0 	794 	672 	118.15 	20 4  	Morwell        	8 	5 	3 	0 	0 	826 	712 	116.01 	20 5  	Drouin         	8 	4 	4 	0 	0 	775 	594 	130.47 	16 6  	Sale           	8 	3 	5 	0 	0 	656 	647 	101.39 	12 7  	Leongatha      	8 	3 	5 	0 	0 	558 	686 	81.34 	12 8  	Wonthaggi	8 	3 	5 	0 	0 	502 	803 	62.52 	12 9  	Warragul        8 	0 	8 	0 	0 	376 	1007 	37.34 	0 --RockerballAustralia c 00:17, 14 June 2010 (UTC)


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Australian rules football: Traralgon get game back as ladder shakes around middle

June 14, 2010

reclaimed some pride with a thirteen point victory against at the Traralgon Recreation Reserve and Showground. As a result, Drouin move to fifth on the ladder and Traralgon reduce 's lead on to to one game.

The Gippsland Football League (officially Gippsland League) is the only major competition in the  region according to the.

Scores are quoted as goals-behinds (total).

 Around the Grounds

8-13 61 def. by 12-13 85 13-14 92 def. 9-9 63 16-8 104 def. 10-15 75

A sturggling Drouin defence allowed early goals to Tim Johnston and Dan McKenna. The visitors struggled to get the ball out of their backline as Traralgon kicked and inaccurate three goals and six behinds. Drouin kicked two late goals to keep in the contest.

Drouin kicked five goals in the second quarter to take a fourteen point lead into half time, thanks to dominant midfield porformances of Andy Soumilas and Pat McGrath.

Steve Hazelman swung Nic Quenault onto McGrath with immediate success. McGrath gathered mandy poccessions but was not as effective as he was in the first half.

Traralgon got back into the match leading at the end of the third and went on to win 10-11 (71) to 8-10 (58).


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Talk:Stampede at rally in Kenya kills at least five; dozens wounded

cause of deaths / injuries
To me, the article sounds like that the deaths and injuries were caused by the stampede rather than by the bombs (based on British newspaper reports). However, reporting by Kenyan newspapers (e.g. here) make it sound like injuries were due to shrapnel from the bombs. Which of these sources is more reliable? --Baba Tabita (talk) 11:55, 14 June 2010 (UTC)

PETROL BOMBS have no shrapnel, it is just another word for a Molotov cocktail.


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Israel announces inquiry into Gaza aid ship deaths

June 15, 2010

Israel will carry out an inquiry into last month's on a flotilla of Gaza-bound aid ships. The inquiry will include two non-voting foreign observers. Israel had earlier rejected a UN call for an international inquiry.

Nine Turkish citizens were killed on May 31, when boarded a vessel in the flotilla, the MV .

The three-man inquest into the, which took place in international waters, will be headed by ex-Supreme Court judge Yaakov Tirkel. A retired military officer and a professor of international law are the other members. The two foreign observers will be winner  and a former jurist in the Canadian military,. They are to watch the panel consider how the Turks died, as well as judge whether the naval blockade of Gaza is allowable under international law.

Middle East peace envoy for the, Tony Blair, said that he hoped that the Israeli blockade on Gaza would be softened within days, whilst the White House backed a Security Council statement calling for a "prompt, impartial [and] credible" review. Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said that the inquest did "not correspond to what the Security Council asked for".

The Turkish government is not satisfied with Israel's inquiry. , the Turkish Foreign Minister, said in a news conference that Israel's "one-sided inquiry" is insufficient, and his country wishes for a commission to be set up under the control of the United Nations. Turkey has withdrawn their ambassador to Israel and canceled joint military exercises. It is calling for the blockade, which the Red Cross says violates the Geneva Convention, to be lifted.


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Probably would have been useful to mention the rig operator was US company Trans Ocean which is being investigated for various incidents in the Gulf, and that the failed cap was put in place by Haliburtan, another US company.

Sounds like BP would go bust if they compensated the other oil companies, even though they have no liability to do so, and are not responsible for their losses. My understanding is that the only reason that other Oil companies are out of pocket is that the US government has decided to not allow further drilling unless there is a backup plan for a blow-out, which is a policy decision, and nothing to do with BP. Clearly attempting to get a private company to compensate other private companies for a government policy, is just stupid, and unrealistic. He needs to focus on fair compensation for those directly effected by oil spill, and not keep trying to inflate the claim to include other potential voters, who have not been directly effected. I'm very disappointed in Obama's ineptness on this matter.


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Comments:FIFA World Cup:Germany, Slovenia and Ghana each earn three points on Sunday

Sunday, June 13, 2010

The third day of the 2010 FIFA World Cup produced six goals. In the final game of the day Germany won 4-0 against a ten-man Australia. The day began with a pair of 1–0 victories for Ghana and Slovenia over Serbia and Algeria, respectively. Lukas Podolski, scored the opener for Germany. The scoring started early for the Germans with Lukas Podolski finding the goal in the 8th minute. Klose added to the German tally in the 26th minute followed by goals from Muller and Cacau in the 68th and 70th minutes respectively.

As if losing 4-0 wasn't bad enough, the Australians also lost key player, Tim Cahill, who received a straight red card in the 56th minute. Consequently, Cahill will now have to sit out Saturday's match with Ghana. Germany's next opponent is Serbia on Friday in Port Elizabeth.

Earlier in the day Ghana become the first African football team to win a World Cup Finals match on African soil with a 1-0 victory over Serbia. Ghana's goal came in the 85th minute courtesy of a Gyan Asamoah penalty kick.

The first match of the day saw Slovenia earn three points with a second half Robert Koren goal in the 79th minute. The win puts Slovenia in first place in Group C with three points. England and the United States are tied for second with one point each, while Algeria occupy the bottom spot with no points. The Group C teams are all back in action Friday when Slovenia faces the United States and Algeria takes on England.


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World Cup workers walk off the job

June 15, 2010

Following a labour dispute involving soccer match stewards, South African police have taken over security duties for World Cup games in Cape Town and. Security personnel staged a sit-down protest in the Durban stadium on Sunday, and walked off the job before yesterday's match in Cape Town.

The security workers are in a contract dispute with their employer, Stallion Security Consortium Pty (Ltd). Workers claim they were promised as much as seven times as much pay for a shift than what they are currently receiving.

Following the 2010 FIFA World Cup match between Germany and Australia on Sunday, workers staged a sit-in on the grounds of the Durban stadium and were attacked by police with tear gas and rubber bullets.

The 2010 organizing committee claims they are working on resolving this dispute. Some South African unions have threatened to severely disrupt the country during the World Cup if labour demands are not met. South Africa currently has one of the largest disparities in the world.

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Los Angeles Lakers need to win game six to tie NBA championship

June 15, 2010

The need to win tonight's 9:00 p.m. local time (0400 UTC) home game to stay in the 2010.

The beat the Los Angeles Lakers 92–86 on Sunday in game five of the seven-game series. The Celtics may have underperformed over the season, but in these, they have been playing like the championship team they were two years ago.

Though scored 38 points, there were no other other major point contributors from the Lakers. Pau Gasol scored twelve points, and Derek Fisher added nine points. The Celtics' scored 27 points, and their other two "big three" players (Kevin Garnett and Ray Allen) scored 30 points between them, with Allen scoring 12 and Garnett adding 18. Rajon Rondo also had a good scoring game, contributing 18 points.

For the final two games, if there are two games, the Lakers will have home-court advantage at Los Angeles'. Kobe Bryant is a proven scorer, and Pau Gasol uses his size to pick out rebounds. The Celtics have the "big three" group of veteran players and also Rajon Rondo, a potential superstar. After the Celtic's win in game five, and a three-thousand mile journey back home, the Lakers find themselves needing to win tonight to tie the series and deny the Celtics the win they need to wrap up the 2010 championship.


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International Committee of the Red Cross condemns Gaza blockade

June 15, 2010

The (ICRC) issued a statement today calling for an end to Israel's blockade of the Gaza Strip which it calls a "...collective punishment imposed in clear violation of Israel's obligations under international humanitarian law."

The statement gives an overview of what the Red Cross views as a humanitarian crisis in Gaza. The ICRC describes how the blockade has seriously impoverished the people of Gaza, as well as denying them basic access to housing, food and health care. The ICRC claims the blockade has almost totally destroyed Gaza's economy, which is kept on life support by an elaborate tunnel system used to smuggle in goods. Even though Israel has stated that it no longer occupies the Gaza Strip, the ICRC said that the country still denies Gazans access to their fishing grounds, causing great economic hardship.

Outlining the condition of the health care system in Gaza, the ICRC stated that electricity blackouts are on average seven hours a day, meaning that hospitals must run on generators. Generators can take two to three minutes to start, a luxury many patients cannot afford. To make matters worse fuel supplies for the generators are erratic, and the ICRC reported that already three times in 2010 Gaza's hospitals have run out of fuel.

The statement also highlighted a potential risk to Gaza's water supply. According to the ICRC, only 60% of Gaza's 1.4 million inhabitants are connected to a sewage collection system, and raw sewage is dumped into the Wadi Gaza river, posing a great health risk to many families living alongside the river, where overused aquifers results in drinking water unfit for consumption with "high levels of nitrate, chloride and salt".

The ICRC has urged for the rights of Israeli soldier, who is held prisoner by Hamas, to be respected. On Israeli-held prisoners, the ICRC state that "Over in Israeli prisons have been prevented from meeting face-to-face with their loved ones since June 2007."

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Review of revision 1044085 [Failed]
How do I make a wikinews brief?Soapy (talk) 18:51, 14 June 2010 (UTC)

 * Instructions for briefs are at News briefs. Here is a link to create a 'briefs' article: http://en.wikinews.org/w/index.php?title=Wikinews_Shorts:_June_15,_2010&action=edit&preload=Template:New_Wikinews_Shorts   I copied that link from the right hand column of the newsroom, about half way down.

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Quotation
C628, thanks for passing this. Why did you cut the quote?

To me, direct speech is the key to lively and interesting news.

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edit protected Please add this article to Category:United States Geological Survey and localize the link of the same name. Thank you. Green Giant (talk) 18:35, 27 October 2015 (UTC)
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Hello, I'm Bookbotme, and I'm a contributor at Wikinews. You'll see me writing on a lot of different topics and publishing articles.

Taking a break
Yeah, I've been relaxing a while. However, I'm coming back!

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Nah, I don't think I'll be doing much more editing and creating anymore. Bookbotme (talk) 21:38, 7 July 2010 (UTC)

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Congressional staff actions prompt Wikipedia investigation
Thanks for pointing that out. I fixed one; the other is a quote from text and so the mistake has been copied faithfully; sic is used to show this. If you find any more, you can add this text: editprotected

That will form the template I've linked to, and means that even if nobody notices you make your comment, it will still be flagged up and somebody will get to it when they can. Blood Red Sandman (Talk)   (Contribs) 20:25, 14 June 2010 (UTC)

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Talk:International Committee of the Red Cross condemns Gaza blockade

Title issues
There are multiple problems with this article title.

There is no organization entitled the Red Cross; there is the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement, and the various Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies - note always both the Red Cross and Red Crescent. Get the name right.

The Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement is a humanitarian movement. They are opposed to violence in specific, so to characterize their criticism as an 'attack' is inappropriate at best. Unless they are calling for an insurrection, or physically leading one, do not use such a characterization. -  Amgine | t 19:52, 14 June 2010 (UTC)

Er, guys...
This article has been SIGHTED without being REVIEWED. I haven't a clue as to what went wrong here, but it needs fixing!! — μ 20:06, June 14 2010 (UTC)

 * There is a way to unsight an old revision. And I haven't a bloody clue what it is. Blood Red Sandman  (Talk)   (Contribs) 20:07, 14 June 2010 (UTC)
 * (I think) I've managed to do it. — μ 20:11, June 14 2010 (UTC)

 * Yep. I intend to make a move to get the devs to make it easier, but first let's finish getting autoreview killed. Blood Red Sandman  (Talk)   (Contribs) 20:13, 14 June 2010 (UTC)


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Is their anyway you can upload the audio file of the UN event? Also how did you get in, do you have credentials from somewhere? Keep up the good work :) Irunongames  •  play  00:27, 19 June 2010 (UTC)

 * I have a real press pass as well, that is how I did many other photos of ministers for Wikimedia. No, will not upload video, will develop the story instead, when I get a better idea of what the guys think.  Tomorrow another origianal story and photos will (hopefully) appear - me and another wiki photographer is covering the wedding of the crown princess in Sweden.  As accredited photographers, among the big press agencies.  For links to images of wedding see http://in2pic.com/wiki --user:Janwikifoto

 * Mind if I ask how you got the press badge? Not that I am questioning that you have one, just the fact that we have been wanting press badges since the creation of the AR program. Irunongames  •  play  01:18, 20 June 2010 (UTC)

 * I get paid for writing (other) stories and pictures. That is how you get a real press pass. That is also why I am not going to upload any entire recordings, I am not going to provide full background for anybody to do a longer story, and sell to some other magazine.  I might write a story, when it is 'I-was-there' stuff, for free for wiikinews.  However now the publishing delay is too long.  I could come up with some ideas for press badge access, if any "God-of-Wikinews" would materialise and discuss. --user:Janwikifoto --Janwikifoto (talk) 09:48, 20 June 2010 (UTC)
 * Good morning! ;-) --Brian McNeil / talk 09:52, 20 June 2010 (UTC)

 * Yes, it is still morning, as it got quite late yesterday after doing photos of Crown Princess Victorias wedding. Did you know that Wikimedia got two press photographer accreditations (official badges)? Along with AFP and other big bears. --user:Janwikifoto --Janwikifoto (talk) 10:09, 20 June 2010 (UTC)

 * The gods of wikinews started talking about badges again a few days ago:

 * 1) User_talk:Brian_McNeil (8th to 13th June)
 * 2) User:Tristan Thomas/accreditation
 * 3) Water_cooler/policy (13th to 21st June)
 * Thanks for offering your ideas. --InfantGorilla (talk) 12:10, 24 June 2010 (UTC)

Email for scoop
Sorry, the email address is scoop@wikinewsie.org. Cheers, -- Cirt (talk) 19:50, 20 June 2010 (UTC)

Wikinews talk:Accreditation requests
Hi! You left two e-mail addresses on this page. Usually it's better to leave a link to your account's registered e-mail address, like e-mail Amgine!, which becomes the link e-mail Amgine!. This prevents your e-mail address being harvested by spammers. -  Amgine | t 13:20, 3 July 2010 (UTC)

Restored
I have restored your essay on Moka's visit to Sweden. Not, I hasten to add, because of your shrill protestations elsewhere. But, to let everyone else see your attempt to hold the project hostage.

I've a good mind to point Moka at your hubris on the talk page. --Brian McNeil / talk 09:22, 22 March 2011 (UTC)

 * Well, back to basics then! Disregarding your feelings towards me, based on a full non-restricted Creative Commons license, would
 * (a) the topic be interesting
 * (b) would the text as-is be _acceptable_ (different from what you would like)
 * (c) if not _acceptable_, exactly what and how would need to be changed, as a minimum

Have a nice day, --Janwikifoto (talk) 10:43, 22 March 2011 (UTC)

Ok, we go back to the standard CC-license, without any chnages, and see what happens then! I give up! --Janwikifoto (talk) 01:58, 23 March 2011 (UTC)
 * has made a start, on the talk page, at revising your essay into a news article. You could help by clarifying a few points there. Your original essay might be of interest for publication on the WMF blog. --Brian McNeil / talk 09:20, 23 March 2011 (UTC)

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Strong rain and wind kill one in Chile

June 17, 2010 Low temperatures, heavy rain, and strong wind hit Chile on Sunday afternoon amidst several aftershocks from the 2010 Pichilemu earthquake, affecting areas from the to  regions.

National Emergencies Office boss, Mauricio Bustos, reported to  that the "weather front has provoked rainfalls, winds and even a thunderstorm in, with some partial power outages in some towns in the [Santiago] Metropolitan Region."

The rain lasted till Tuesday, and no rain was expected on Wednesday. A man has died in Pichilemu, O'Higgins Region after the car he was driving collided with a tree, because the road was extremely muddy. Some power outages have been also experienced in Pichilemu on Sunday afternoon and night, and telephone networks were shutdown for several hours in the area. In Santa Cruz, Paniahue people affected by the earthquake have been moved to several refuges, including the town's gymnasium.

Several areas experienced damage. In, a town severely affected by the February 27 earthquake, 100 km/h winds destroyed the ceilings of houses and caused many power outages. A bridge was destroyed in Tanahuillín according to the mayor of Santa Juana, Angel Castro. It was the only bridge connecting a rural region to the local post office, schools, and local businesses. Five homes were destroyed in the region around Vegas Itata Coelemu by a waterspout; 145 people in the area were affected.

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"Some economic analysts have suggested that cleanup costs and compensations could drive the company into bankruptcy."

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Well, I heard the died man part in the radio, Somos Pichilemu, in Sunday 13. While the Santa Cruz information was reported by my sister, who was there, on Monday 14. --Diego Grez return fire 22:24, 14 June 2010 (UTC)
 * What's the proof that the man who died died because of the storm? He crashed, but it says nothing about the crash being caused by the storm.  Either way (talk) 00:18, 15 June 2010 (UTC)
 * Is there an article/source that can provide more information on this man's death rather than just the radio thing you heard? It would, presumably, have been published in the newspaper by now.  Since the headline of this is about someone dying, I think we should have more than just one sentence about him dying.  So it would be good to have more information about it.  Either way (talk) 23:50, 15 June 2010 (UTC)

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Could someone address the issues pointed by cirt? I cant right now because im editing from my phone and i will be very thankful if someone does. Diego Grez return fire 12:41, 15 June 2010 (UTC) (with Opera Mini)

Why was this published?
3/4 of the sources are in spanish...this is the english wikinews page...NOT HAPPY JAN! (australian colloquialism) especially considering that there is no evidence to varify that a man died or if his death was a result of the storm...it be like me writing the story "Pigeon with 5 toes Walks Past Tree"... H.R.H Sovereign King Bradley The Great, Autocrat of All Australia talk  07:31, 18 June 2010 (UTC)
 * Agreed. There is too low of a threshold for original reporting it appears.  I would have much preferred to have a source to confirm this, especially since the headline proclaims this to be the focus of our article, essentially, but we only have one sentence on it.  And that one sentence is provided by a person hearing it on the radio with no time of when he heard it on the radio or anything like that.  Too low of a bar here.  Either way (talk) 14:36, 19 June 2010 (UTC)
 * That the sources are in Spanish doesn't means the article can't be proven. There are lots of other articles with only Russian, Spanish or French sources. So what's the problem? --Diego Grez return fire 14:38, 19 June 2010 (UTC)
 * The language barrier is not the main concern here. We actually should encourage foreign language sources, as they can provide a refreshingly different viewpoint from anglophone MSM. The difficulty here, I think, is that there's no obvious way to connect the death of the man to the storm, and the sources don't appear to back this up. Tempodivalse [talk]  15:20, 19 June 2010 (UTC)
 * Right. You would think that a death like this, being blamed on the storm, would be more covered in the media.  However, it does not appear to be.  Since the headline of this article is all about someone dying, it's kind of shaky to have an article around this radio report with a minimal explanation for why he died as a result of this storm.  Either way (talk) 01:12, 22 June 2010 (UTC)

"We actually should encourage foreign language sources, as they can provide a refreshingly different viewpoint from anglophone MSM" <--- this makes no sense, How is a person meant to continue their reading by reviewing the sources if they are in spanish and the person can only speak english? And just because there are many examples where the wrong language is used in the wrong place doesn't mean its right...H.R.H Sovereign King Bradley The Great, Autocrat of All Australia talk  08:36, 21 June 2010 (UTC)
 * Clearly the solution is to learn spanish. As long as there is a reviewer able to read the sources, I don't see the problem. The primary goal of Wikinews is to create articles, not provide a list of links to other news sources. Bawolff ☺☻ 08:42, 21 June 2010 (UTC)
 * Agree with Bawolff here. lot of people here know foreign languages, and Spanish in particular is popular. I'd say between all Wikinews we will probably find someone for any of the world's major languages. If not, then there's always Google Translator to help; while it's not pretty, it usually does work reliably. If we were constrained to only English-language sources, we'd miss out on a lot of important events and information for coverage. Tempodivalse [talk]  12:54, 21 June 2010 (UTC)


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US report says Afghanistan has significant mineral wealth

June 15, 2010A report released by the United States noted that Afghanistan has nearly a trillion dollars worth of mineral reserves.

The report, authored by the US military, the PPw|US Geological Service}}, and the, stated that the total wealth in mineral reserves is upwards of US$900 billion, although Afghan President Hamid Karzai has said the value of mineral reserves in the country could be as much as US$3 trillion.

Resources claimed by the report include:
 * 421 billion dollars worth of iron;
 * 274 billion dollars worth of copper;
 * 81 billion dollars worth of ;
 * 51 billion dollars worth of ;
 * 25 billion dollars worth of gold;
 * Undetermined amounts of

According to Jawad Omar, the spokesperson of Ministry of Mines, the potential income from mining the reserves would be enough for the country to become self-sustaining, without the need for international financial aid.

US military official General said that there was "stunning potential" for Afghanistan, going on to say that "[t]here are a lot of ifs, of course, but I think potentially it is hugely significant."

Waheed Omar, a spokesperson for Karzai stated that "it's very, very big news for the people of Afghanistan and that we hope will bring the Afghan people together for a cause that will benefit everyone."

Analysts were less optimistic about the potential for a mining industry. Janan Mosazai, one such analyst, said that "I highly doubt it will be able to either properly manage these resources or use the riches to build a more peaceful and prosperous Afghanistan for all Afghans." Mosazai cited Nigeria as an example of a country that has seen increased violence as a result of abundant natural resources; in that case, oil.


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See. LOST the TV show is over so they merged with the Los Angelas Times... Ok... Or maybe there was a typo. Fixed.


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Women reveal accounts of forced abortion in Scientology

June 15, 2010 Scientology is facing renewed criticism, due to an in the Florida newspaper the  which contains revealing accounts of women involved in the organization who say they were forced to have abortions. Multiple different female members of the Scientology group called the said they were pressured to have abortions, and were threatened with separation from their families, hard labor, interrogations, and, if they did not comply.

Women that came forward to the St. Petersburg Times said that those who did not wish to undergo an abortion were shunned by others within the Sea Org group, and were labeled as "out ethics" and "degraded beings". The Sea Org consists of 6,000 members of Scientology, who sign billion-year contracts to work for the organization for multiple lifetimes. Joining the Sea Org is considered a high calling within Scientology.

, the founder of Scientology, stated his appreciation for families within the Sea Org. Scientology's subsequent leader, David Miscavige, issued an order that children were to be banned in the Sea Org. The mandate by Miscavige asserted that children hampered the productivity of the Scientology order.

Scientology representative, denied all of the assertions made by the women. "There is no church policy to convince anyone to have an abortion, and the church has never engaged in such activity. The decision to have a child or terminate a pregnancy is a personal decision made by a couple. That applies to all Scientologists. If any current or former Sea Org member ever 'pressured' someone to have an abortion, they did so independently, and that action was not approved, endorsed or advocated by the church," stated Davis to the St. Petersburg Times.

Another woman is suing the Scientology organization in, and stated she was threatened with severe repercussions if she did not have an abortion. Claire Headley, 35, a member of the Sea Org when she was in Scientology, told the St. Petersburg Times, "The policy was if a staff member became pregnant, that they were to have an abortion."

In 1991, Headley became a member of the Sea Org at age sixteen, and began work with the division of the organization in Los Angeles, California. She married at age seventeen, while a member of the organization. Headley said that officials within Scientology leadership pressured her to have two abortions: one at age nineteen, and another at age 21. Headley believed she had "no choice", as she had witnessed other women that refused to have abortions instructed to perform manual labor, with one pregnant woman ordered to dig ditches. Headley said that during pressure to have her second abortion she was forbidden to phone her husband to discuss the decision. She spent a total of thirteen years in the Sea Org.

Laura Dieckman, 31, said that she was enthusiastic about beginning a family when she became pregnant within Scientology at age seventeen, but was instructed to have an abortion. In a federal lawsuit against Scientology, Dieckman stated she joined with the Sea Org at the age of twelve, and at age sixteen she married another member of the group, Jesse DeCrescenzo. She said she was pressured to have an abortion in 1996.

Dieckman said to the St. Petersburg Times: "I was pounded for two days by the top person in my organization ... about how the baby wasn't a baby yet, it was just tissue and it wouldn't matter if I aborted the baby." Dieckman left Scientology in 2004. In a video posted to the website of the St. Petersburg Times, Dieckman emotionally recounted how she had immediately regretted going through with the procedure, "They will do an ultrasound before the procedure so you see the heartbeat. ... I'm lying there ... and I was like, 'No.' But it's too late. I'd already done it."

Natalie Hagemo said that 20 years ago at age nineteen, she was pressured by Scientology officials to have an abortion, but she resisted. Hagemo gave birth to Shelby on August 20, 1990. Hagemo's daughter was recruited into the Sea Org at age 14. Shelby contacted her mother a week later wanting to leave the Sea Org; Hagemo had a difficult time getting Shelby out of the group. It was not until this year that Hagemo told her daughter about experiencing pressure from Scientology officials to have an abortion.

The St. Petersburg Times received sworn depositions from additional women including Sunny Pereira, who said they were intimidated into having abortions they did not wish to undergo. "They put you in this position where you're weighing the lives of all these people you're supposed to be saving against this one little tiny speck of nuisance that's growing inside of you," said Pereira. Spokesman Tommy Davis stated the women were accusing Scientology of forced abortions because of choices they now "appear to regret".

In Nevada, candidate for the, , was the focus of criticism for her support of a Scientology-associated program. Angle's opponent, incumbent Senator and , took out a 30-second negative political ad critical of Angle for supporting "a Scientology plan to give massages to prisoners". The prison program Angle had supported was based on techniques developed by Scientology founder,. Angle had previously been the subject of a similar ad in the Republican primary, generated by the campaign of her opponent. Sharron Angle is, and  columnist noted her position against abortion helped her win the Republican primary. "Angle would not have been able to unite populist conservatives and beat the party establishment’s candidate had she been pro-choice," noted Ponnuru.


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Angle paragraph
I'm having a bit of a difficult time trying to figure out how the paragraph on Angle connects to the story on the women being pressured into abortions. Can someone explain why it's there? It doesn't seem to have anything to do with the main point. Thanks, Either way (talk) 03:29, 15 June 2010 (UTC)
 * It is recent news within the same general topic, from a pro life candidate that has expressed strong views against abortion. -- Cirt (talk) 03:31, 15 June 2010 (UTC)
 * I don't think it really belongs here, though. It's too much of a stretch of a connection, in my opinion.  It really seems out of place when the main focus is the events that were taking places in the 1990's being revealed in Florida.  Either way (talk) 03:34, 15 June 2010 (UTC)
 * Respectfully disagree. News articles on a topic often have a paragraph or two of note, discussing other relevant newsworthy items that occurred within the same timeframe on the same exact topic. -- Cirt (talk) 03:36, 15 June 2010 (UTC)
 * I really agree with Either Way; the article is not about Angle, it's about Scientology and abortion. If every single candidate who has received money from an organization is talked about whenever the organization is, news would be ridiculous.  76.232.77.196 (talk) 16:23, 19 June 2010 (UTC)
 * The info is directly relevant to the topic and the article. Sharron Angle has supported a group with ties to the Scientology organization, and happens to also have viewpoints on abortion directly contradicting those recounted in this article. -- Cirt (talk) 17:09, 19 June 2010 (UTC)


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Why is this news? George W. Bush knew this in 2001! Wake up, Sheeple! 206.74.5.136 (talk) 05:29, 15 June 2010 (UTC)


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wheress your bibliography??? us school students need it! thatsalso a part of our marks! you know!!! —203.10.121.85 (talk) 05:12, 15 June 2010 (UTC)
 * It's called "Sources," synonymous with "bibliography" and "work cited/consulted" — Mike moral  ♪♫  05:29, 15 June 2010 (UTC)

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Audiovisuals are an indie rock band from London, UK. They were formed by college drop out George Matheou who took it upon him self to make something of his life through music. George has been said to say he writes his best song lyric when pulling his extremely tight jeans on, in the early morning listening to the birds sing with the sunlight creeping through his bedroom curtains. Audiovisuals formed when George was fallen on by a drunk teen whilst busking in Camden's dark allies. This drunk teen turned out to be Danny 'ladies man' Herman, who was in a band The Big Bad Wolf, and were looking for a new guitarist and drummer. Danny introduced George to Seb Dingley Sattin and immediately George's clear outrageous talent astounded The Big Bad Wolf. George straight away changed the name of the band and introduced his hunk of a twin brother and drummer Tom Matheou. It took along time for tom to adjust to the band as he found it hard not being at the front of the stage but he compensates for this by getting half naked every live show. Next the band produced a platinum selling EP that was sold all over the planet some say even to the indigenous Australian man. A strapping young lad from Australia called Matt B heard the EP and flew over to the UK to become a groupie of the band. When he got the UK the band loved him so much they employed him as their manager. The Audiovisuals have continued to thrive with Matt at the helm to guide the young men through their teen years. It has been rumoured the band may play Glastonbury main stage in 2010, we can only hope.

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'Bloody Sunday Inquiry' publishes report into British Army killing of activists in Northern Ireland

June 17, 2010

On Tuesday, the "Bloody Sunday Inquiry" published its report into 1972 British Army killing of fourteen civil rights activists in Northern Ireland.

The, a twelve-year-long public inquiry into the fatal shooting, published their 5,000-page report; stating, the deaths were "unjustified".

The events of saw soldiers open fire on civilians during a civil rights march. Family members and supporters of the victims reacted positively to the report, as they gathering outside the in.

"What happened on Bloody Sunday was both unjustified and unjustifiable. It was wrong", British Prime Minister David Cameron told the House of Commons. He also said, "[t]he Government is ultimately responsible for the conduct of the armed forces, and for that, on behalf of the Government, indeed on behalf of our country, I am deeply sorry", and that "[t]here is no doubt. There's nothing equivocal, there are no ambiguities".

Cameron said the Saville report states that those killed did not pose a threat and some of those killed and injured were clearly fleeing or going to help those injured or dying. Some of the key findings were;

 * "The firing by soldiers of 1 Para caused the deaths of 13 people and injury to a similar number, none of whom was posing a threat of causing death or serious injury";
 * "Despite the contrary evidence given by soldiers, we have concluded that none of them fired in response to attacks or threatened attacks by nail or petrol bombers";
 * Accounts by soldiers were rejected and some had "knowingly put forward false accounts";
 * The paratroopers shot first and later members of the official IRA fired a number of shots but this “did not provide an explanation for why soldiers targeted and hit people”;
 * Northern Ireland's, Martin McGuinness of , was "probably armed with a sub-machine gun" on the day, but did not engage in "any activity that provided any of the soldiers with any justification for opening fire".

Twenty-seven civil rights activists were shot by the 's (of which "1 Para" was identified as the regiment mainly responsible) during an illegal  (NICRA) march in the  area of Derry in 1972. The NICRA was an organisation, formed in early 1967, which campaigned against discrimination of the Roman Catholic minority in Northern Ireland and had five key demands: ""; an end to, housing discrimination, public authority discrimination and the abolition of the police reserve.

In the aftermath of Bloody Sunday, an inquiry by the Lord Chief Justice,, justified British army actions on the day and claimed that many of the activists were armed with guns and nail bombs. Social Democratic and Labour Party leader MP  said, "[t]he families have waited a long time for justice and for a long time the reputations and innocence of their loved ones have been smeared by the findings of Widgery".

The shootings lead to the strengthening of Irish republicans' anti-British army arguments in the and provided the  (IRA) with queues of new recruits for its "long war", which resulted in 30 years of.

The 12-year inquiry is the longest-running and most expensive public inquiry in British judicial history, costing around 200 million. Around 2,500 people gave testimony, including 505 civilians, nine experts and forensic scientists, 49 journalists, 245 military personnel, 35 paramilitaries or former paramilitaries, 39 politicians and civil servants, seven priests and 33 officers. Evidence included 160 volumes of data with an estimated 30 million words, 13 volumes of photographs, 121 audio tapes and 10 video tapes.

The victims included Patrick Doherty (32), Hugh Gilmour (17), Jackie Duddy (17), John Young (17), Kevin McElhinney (17), Michael Kelly (17), Gerald Donaghey (17), William Nash (19), Michael McDaid (20), Jim Wray (22), William McKinney (27) and Bernard "Barney" McGuigan (41). John Johnston (59) died four months later.


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Thread:Comments:US report says Afghanistan has significant mineral wealth/It Belongs to the Afghans

 * Let's see if we can show them how to use it properly. Companies will be lining up offering to pay for leases.   Let's make sure that the contracts include minimum pay and safety standards for local workers, environmental standards for the areas being mined, equitable royalties for the minerals extracted and a THOROUGH AND TRANSPARENT accounting of where the money is going to make sure that it ends up in the treasury and not lining the pockets of the officials.

 * There's a good chunk of American fighting power on the ground there. I'm sure that the Judge Advocates Corps that goes with it can help with contract reviews.

 * Al Gore's family fortune was made in mining. He can help.


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If any1 believes that geologist just found all this mineral wealth I got some ocean front property just north of Oklahoma City. Obviously, satelite imagery found some of these deposits until we got people on the ground to go and get samples. I certainly hope we carry our share of the minerals out of Afghanistan when we finally leave. It's just like the poppy plants we allow the Taliban and Al Quieda to harvest to finance their terror activities. The U.S. and Europe pay Turkey and other countries to grow poppies to make morphine and other pain medication from the opium.Why can't we pay the Afghan farmers for their poppy plants for the same reason and take away the main source of revenue for these terrorist groups with the illicit drug trade? Who rally believes we are going to convince farmers in Afghanistan to grow corn and rice and whatever else when they have grown poppies for centuries and sell it for more than any other crop? This all makes too much common sense to do these things and the only reason's we are not doing them are for nefarious motives that are being hidden from the American people. We say we are in Afghanistan to fight terrorism but we find maybe $3 trillion worth of mineral ore.I think we knew it was there and the secret got out somehow but now that it is let's get our money back we've spent propping up a corrupt government and I wish we would give the families that lost loved ones fighting there a share of this money, not that it would ever make up for the American lives lost. we should also start paying the Afghan farmers for their poppies so we can make medicine out of it and take it away from the Taliban. Now Haliburton can come and actually earn their money mining this ore for us at a predetermined price that takes into account all the money they ripped us off for. I know this will never happen because it makes too much sense and actually may benefit the average American taking away the money that goes into whoever's pocket that got us into this insane destroy our country from the inside Iraq and Afghanistan policies in the first place.


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Talk:'Bloody Sunday Inquiry' publishes report into British Army killing of activists in Northern Ireland

BBC?
Which BBC report did you intend to link? --InfantGorilla (talk) 14:16, 15 June 2010 (UTC)

Tense?
Do you intend to hold onto this until publication, and add initial reactions? If not it is almost ready to go now with the headline: Britain to publish Bloody Sunday inquiry report today --InfantGorilla (talk) 14:16, 15 June 2010 (UTC)
 * I am waiting for the publication and to add some reactions. Mrchris (talk) 14:26, 15 June 2010 (UTC)
 * OK i think it can be reviewed now. Mrchris (talk) 16:34, 15 June 2010 (UTC)

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Sorry Amgine, are you saying it should be renamed from Britain releases inquiry report into 1972 civil rights activists deaths to United Kingdom releases inquiry report into 1972 civil rights activists deaths ? Mrchris (talk) 17:26, 15 June 2010 (UTC)

 * I'd prefer UK to United Kingdom; it's shorter. Actually, I'd prefer Northern Ireland since that is correct and UK is wrong. Northern Ireland is one of four three jurisdictions that between them make up the UK. Blood Red Sandman  (Talk)   (Contribs) 17:29, 15 June 2010 (UTC)

 * Yes. Britain is a region within the United Kingdoms of Britain and Northern Ireland, which is the full official name for the country at the moment. See SG Details-B#Britain. -  Amgine | t 17:30, 15 June 2010 (UTC)

 * Ok would someone move the page, I think UK is better than Northern Ireland as it was a UK goverment inquiry rather than a Northern Irish goverment inquiry. Mrchris (talk) 17:35, 15 June 2010 (UTC)

 *  -  Amgine | t 17:37, 15 June 2010 (UTC)
 * Gimme some time to establish - with a professional - which jurisdiction this was conducted under. I'll sort it in five mins. Blood Red Sandman  (Talk)   (Contribs) 17:39, 15 June 2010 (UTC)

 * ✅ with a nod to a certain lawyer relative. Blood Red Sandman  (Talk)   (Contribs) 17:43, 15 June 2010 (UTC)
 * This inquiry was set up before there was a devolved government in Northern Ireland? It must have been set up by the UK government. I could be wrong but it was released in the house of commons not the Northern Ireland Assembly. Could you recheck this or give some sort of reference, thanks Mrchris (talk) 17:55, 15 June 2010 (UTC)
 * I also don't think that police justice powers have been given to the Northern Ireland Assembly yet. Mrchris (talk) 18:07, 15 June 2010 (UTC)

 * Referrenced to an advocate in Scotland. I would suggest the Judicature (Northern Ireland) Act 1978 would be a good alternative reference. Blood Red Sandman  (Talk)   (Contribs) 18:14, 15 June 2010 (UTC)

 * Police justice powers devolved I believe in April of this year. Very recently, in any case. -  Amgine | t 18:16, 15 June 2010 (UTC)

 * A better act for me to cite might be the Government of Ireland Act 1920, which created the jurisdiction. Blood Red Sandman  (Talk)   (Contribs) 18:19, 15 June 2010 (UTC)

 * My point is that it was commissioned and released by the house of commons (so UK) not by any Northern Ireland government/power. It was created under the Tribunals of Inquiry (Evidence) Act 1921. Mrchris (talk) 18:22, 15 June 2010 (UTC)
 * To be clear, for the title I would be happy with the more accurate House of Commons releases inquiry report into 1972 civil rights activists deaths (link) but i think UK releases inquiry report into 1972 civil rights activists deaths would be the best title. Mrchris (talk) 18:30, 15 June 2010 (UTC)

 * The Act cited does state that such will be performed in the High Court, or the Scottish Court of Session. The reason this is not split further is because High Court is the name given to different courts in both England and Wales and NI. The former has the High Court of Justice; tha latter is simply 'the High Court (of Northern Ireland).' EDIT: The full text may specify.
 * It may have been ordered by 'the UK', but such does not exist as a legal entity with very few exceptions, and therefore cannot conduct a public enquiry. A suitable jurisdiction must be picked.
 * To reply to the edit of yours that conflicted with this, you may be interested in my comment on Amgine's talk - which proposes a way of avoiding this ill-defined word 'releases' altogether. Blood Red Sandman  (Talk)   (Contribs) 18:33, 15 June 2010 (UTC)

 * Ok this discussion could go round in circles, how about Saville Inquiry publishes report into 1972 civil rights activists deaths in Northern Ireland. Mrchris (talk) 18:46, 15 June 2010 (UTC)

 * Works for me. Blood Red Sandman  (Talk)   (Contribs) 18:47, 15 June 2010 (UTC)
 * OK cool, could you move and review, thanks Mrchris (talk) 19:05, 15 June 2010 (UTC)
 * I'll try; I may or may not have time for a full review. Blood Red Sandman  (Talk)   (Contribs) 19:10, 15 June 2010 (UTC)

 * Just a note from a Rulings of the Tribunal, "The inquisitorial procedure is alien to the concept of justice generally accepted in the United Kingdom. There are, however, exceptional cases in which such procedures must be used to preserve the purity and integrity of our public life without which a successful democracy is impossible. It is essential that on the very rare occasions when crises of public confidence occur, the evil, if it exists, shall be exposed so that it may be rooted out; or if it does not exist, the public shall be satisfied that in reality there is no substance in the prevalent rumours and suspicions by which they have been disturbed. We are satisfied that this would be difficult if not impossible without public investigation by an inquisitorial Tribunal possessing the powers conferred by the Act of 1921. Such a Tribunal is appointed by Parliament to inquire and report. The task of inquiring cannot be delegated by the Tribunal for it is the Tribunal which is appointed to inquire as well as to report." Mrchris (talk) 19:05, 15 June 2010 (UTC)

 * Like I said, it can order one but it cannot conduct it. I could now go into the root of the issue - how we define 'releases' - but it isn't worth it when we can so easily use an alternative that avoids this. Blood Red Sandman  (Talk)   (Contribs) 19:10, 15 June 2010 (UTC)

 * Oh, and Mrchris? Could you possibly fix the double-redirects while I work on reviewz? Thanks. Blood Red Sandman  (Talk)   (Contribs) 19:13, 15 June 2010 (UTC)
 * Ok, will try to sort them out. Mrchris (talk) 19:15, 15 June 2010 (UTC)
 * *✅ I think I redirected them all. Mrchris (talk) 19:25, 15 June 2010 (UTC)

 * Review change - This line needs to change - "Cameron said the Saville report states those killed were innocent unarmed and that it found some of those killed or injured were clearly fleeing or going to help those injured or dying." I don't think he used the word innocent. Mrchris (talk) 19:24, 15 June 2010 (UTC)

 * After looking at title again, I have changed to less sanitized version "Bloody Sunday Inquiry" publishes report into 1972 British Army killing of fourteen civil rights activists in Northern Ireland. Mrchris (talk) 13:58, 16 June 2010 (UTC)

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 * Ok I am not sure what happened here, I think some of the sources changed as the day went on, I had wrote some of the article before the report was released. I think everything is sourced now. Anyway the main changes are these --
 * I think all copyright issues are fixed.
 * I removed the line: Anglo-Irish relations hit one of their lowest levels, with the Irish Minister for Foreign Affairs, Patrick Hillery, going to the United Nations (UN) in New York to demand UN involvement in Northern Ireland. The only news source I can find is --- '' --- ( I am not sure if is legit). However there is reference in a book - The troubles: Ireland's ordeal, 1966-1996, and the search for peace By Tim Pat Coogan, I had added it for background and it can be left out.
 * Although I believe that wikipedia should be a legit source for material - especially background material and where the article is a class B article. (Source) Mrchris (talk) 13:53, 16 June 2010 (UTC)
 * I added a source and I made changes to this line:  The Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association NICRA was an organisation formed in early 1967 which campaigned for civil rights for against discrimination of the Roman Catholic minority in Northern Ireland during the late 1960s and early 1970s.  and had five key demands "one man, one vote", an end to gerrymandering, housing discrimination, public authority discrimination and the abolition of the B Specials police reserve. --- Source
 * Again I believe that wikipedia should be a legit source for material - especially background material and where the information is sourced. (Source) Mrchris (talk) 13:53, 16 June 2010 (UTC)
 * I added 2 more lines - Northern Ireland's Deputy First Minister, Martin McGuinness of Sinn Fein, was "probably armed with a sub-machine gun" but did not engage in "any activity that provided any of the soldiers with any justification for opening fire". and The victims included Patrick Doherty (32), Hugh Gilmour (17), Jackie Duddy (17), John Young (17), Kevin McElhinney (17), Michael Kelly (17), Gerald Donaghey (17), William Nash (19), Michael McDaid (20), Jim Wray (22), William McKinney (27) and Bernard "Barney" McGuigan (41). John Johnston (59) died four months later.

Mrchris (talk) 23:00, 15 June 2010 (UTC)

"Bloody Sunday Inquiry" publishes report into 1972 British Army killing of fourteen civil rights activists in Northern Ireland
After looking at title again, I have changed to less sanitized version. Mrchris (talk) 09:25, 16 June 2010 (UTC)

'Bloody Sunday Inquiry' coverage by real news organisations
There is an interesting Guardian blog post Bloody Sunday: How the press greeted Saville's report. (Non-editor note: wikinews is not listed). Mrchris (talk) 16:27, 16 June 2010 (UTC)


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While testifying before the, General , head of the U.S. , passed out briefly while answering a question from John McCain from Arizona.

While answering the question, Petraeus slumped over in mid-sentence and the hearing was immediately suspended while several people rushed over from the table to help him. Shortly after, Gen. Petraeus regained consciousness and walked from the hearing room under his own power.

The chair of the Senate Armed Services Committee, Michigan Senator said the general "appears to be doing very much better." The senator also said that Petraeus was eating and may have been dehydrated, and that the hearing might resume. Petraeus was testifying on the.

After a short time, Petraeus returned from the room he was in, smiling and sipping from a cup. Though the hearing was resumed briefly, given the circumstances, Levin postponed the hearing until Wednesday. As the hearing closed, McCain called the general one of the "nation's heroes" and also said "we're glad you have recovered and look forward to seeing you again tomorrow." As Levin sounded the gavel that closed the hearing for the day, applause broke out.

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June 16, 2010 Billionaire Warren Buffett, Chief Executive of, auctioned lunch with himself on eBay for US$2.63 million.

Bidding, which started on eBay a few weeks ago, attracted nine bidders, offering huge sums for the opportunity to have a steak lunch with the man said to be a "legendary investor".

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Dozens killed in Mexican prison riots

June 16, 2010 Dozens of people have been killed in Mexico after two separate prison riots broke out in the city of.

According to the Public Safety Secretary, in the first attack, which occurred Monday, twenty inmates of the jail were shot to death after members of a gang started shooting at a rival group. Jail security staff managed to regain control of the prison, and found two assault rifles inside.

Another inmate was hospitalised and later died; three policemen were also wounded, and one is in serious condition.

Eight hours afterwards, another clash erupted, this time when inmates were stabbed by fellow prisoners, according to Public Safety Department spokesman Angeles Moreno. He added that police are investigating the cause of the attacks.

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Can we please move past the "rockets are a threat to Israel" thing? Less than 10 Israelis have been killed by rockets in the last 10 years, making them a threat perhaps comparable to bee stings and lightning strikes, and far less dangerous than, say, defective consumer products or car crashes, which no one in Israel seems too worried about. By comparison, many thousands of Palestinians and Lebanese have been killed (in their own lands and in many cases their own homes) by invading IDF forces.

And, as we have seen, even when Palestinians fire *no* rockets, the Israeli government has no compunction about invading neighboring lands and killing people who have nothing to do with the conflict.

The whole rocket issue is yet another smokescreen. Please stop parroting it.


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Good journalism. Presents both sides of the story, backs up everything with references. A bit more info altogether would be better, though.


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The full squad was listed here http://www.footballnews.com.au/article.php?id=2648 No shirt numbers, but since the qualifiers finished months ago, they are no longer much use.

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Apple swamped by iPhone 4 pre-orders

June 16, 2010

Pre-orders of the recently announced began Tuesday, overwhelming Apple and.

Many buyers experienced issues connecting to Apple's website and customer service line. Some had difficulty finishing their orders online, while others endured long waits at Apple's retail stores due to the online issues. Some customers reported that Apple had set a recording on their phone lines telling people to call back at a later time, and others even tweeted about their experience.

Since the original iPhone was released in 2007, web servers for both Apple and AT&T have experienced issues at every new device launch. Today's glitches were apparently in the transaction authorization process, the point when Apple transfers information over to AT&T servers. Other retailers, including and, did not appear to be having the same problems.

Representatives at several in the United States said that buyers should try again tomorrow. Neither company made any official statement about the technical issues.

The newest iPhone, iPhone 4 was introduced by Apple Steve Jobs at the company's 2010  less than two weeks ago. It is slated for a U.S. release on June 24, starting at US$199. Ben Reitzes, with, estimated that over eight million iPhones will have been sold by the end of the current financial quarter, which ends on June 26. Shares of Apple Inc. rose US$5.41 yesterday in regular trading, continuing their trend of having risen 23 percent this year.

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