Wikinews enwikinews https://en.wikinews.org/wiki/Main_Page MediaWiki 1.39.0-wmf.21 first-letter Media Special Talk User User talk Wikinews Wikinews talk File File talk MediaWiki MediaWiki talk Template Template talk Help Help talk Category Category talk Thread Thread talk Summary Summary talk Portal Portal talk Comments Comments talk TimedText TimedText talk Module Module talk Gadget Gadget talk Gadget definition Gadget definition talk 5 3434 4684768 622599 2022-07-24T14:55:22Z 37.111.201.37 /* Wjja */ new section wikitext text/x-wiki I've just scanned the page, and noticed that the lag time for the regular deletion is set at five days in this guideline. On the [[Wikinews:Deletion requests]] it is indicated as seven days. I don't have any strong opinions, but if no one objects, I would set it for seven days. [[User:Tomos|Tomos]] 14:38, 21 Jan 2005 (UTC) ==Conflict of interest?== Dan100 has been unilaterally making extensive changes to the Deletion guidelines, including making a change which would provide him with a basis to justify deleting [[U.N. reports Afghan opium production is up again|an article]] which he disagreed with recently. For example, [http://en.wikinews.org/w/index.php?title=Wikinews:Policies_and_guidelines/Deletion_guidelines&diff=next&oldid=30359 in this edit] Dan100 has unilaterally declared that articles which cover subjects that are more than a few weeks old may be listed for deletion. Dan100 [http://en.wikinews.org/w/index.php?title=Wikinews:2005/March/12&diff=prev&oldid=29964 recently tried to suppress an article], largely written by a contributor with whom he has had conflicts. He later clarified that his basis for this suppression was that the news was not "new" enough. For Dan100 to now create a "guideline" that justifies this suppression would seem to be a conflict of interest. (I use the scare quotes around "guideline" because the page is written as if it were a rigid policy - other than the title, there are none of the standard disclaimers that the page is only a guideline, or that contributors can use their own judgment.) In the larger scheme of things, a guideline that news must occur within a few weeks of it being reported also discourages writing stores about longer-term issues that either happen over a period of time (global warming) or are a systemic societal issue (homelessness) which has no set beginning and ending. Dan100 has made numerous other policy changes on this page without apparently consulting with anyone. Shouldn't policy and guideline authors attempt to build a consensus for proposed changes ''before'' making those changes? '''Be bold''' applies to the article space. Policy and guideline pages need to be driven by community consensus. &mdash; [[User:David Vasquez|DV]] 17:40, 13 Mar 2005 (UTC) ==Restored until a consensus is reached== I have removed Dan100's unilateral policy/guideline change, (the page says it is a policy in places, so it's unclear if it's just a guideline or a ground rule), that declared that stories which are more than a few weeks old qualify for deletion. Wikinews should be able to report under-reported stories, which are often discovered a while after they have happened. A story to which I recently contributed concerned the Puru/Newmont mining accident, which happened several years ago. This story was under-reported, and socially significant and relevant to Western society, so it was worth reporting even if there wasn't all that much new to the story. Where did "several weeks old" come from? Why not several years or several minutes? Surely the age of the story cannot be a reasonable basis for rejecting it out of hand. &mdash; [[User:David Vasquez|DV]] 17:55, 13 Mar 2005 (UTC) :Instead of discussing his proposed new guideline that news stories must not be older than "a few weeks", Dan100 has started to "edit war". :After waiting a day, I have removed the disputed guideline and renewed my call for a consensus to be built around any proposed changes to the deletion guidelines. :The questions I raised above about the arbitrary deadline of "a few weeks" still stand unanswered. :I would also like to know how stories which develop over time, such as the [["Mao suits" fading away in China]] story I submitted today, can be covered if everything must be a "breaking news" story with a discrete point in time. :The internet is fast-paced and full of blinking bright lights. Does Wikinews have to be like that? :What's wrong with covering some of the more thoughtful news that develops in our world, that is underreported and often goes unnoticed by the major mainstream media? :This fixation on a continuous news cycle is unhealthy and does not lend itself to insightful stories which take a moment to catch their breath and look at the forest for the trees. :Just because a story is slow-paced or developing over time, doesn't make it an encyclopedia article. :Interview quotes and references to topical context qualify a story as "news" just as much as "timeliness" does another. :Please examine the [["Mao suits" fading away in China]] story and try and imagine how it might fit in on Wikipedia instead of here on Wikinews. Sure, Mao suits have been disappearing for years. But is this story really an encyclopedia article? Or is it an interesting "lifestyle" or "culture" story that touches our lives today? :&mdash; [[User:David Vasquez|DV]] 11:49, 17 Mar 2005 (UTC) == Redirect dupes proposal == Proposal: A number of the articles passing through [[WN:DR]] are duplicates of other articles, as titles here are not as canonical as on wikipedia. You as an ordinary users may replace an entire article with a redirect tag, such as :<nowiki>#REDIRECT [[Steelers_defeat_Lions_to_advance_to_NFL_playoffs]]</nowiki> thus effectively "deleting" the non-developing article, without all the hassle of true deletion. An admin may eventually delete the redirect if no page links to it, but the speedy deletion process for such orphaned redirects is much simpler. Here are three important caveats to remember when preforming such article merges. #Please cut & paste the redirected article's text to the talk page of the deleted article. [http://en.wikinews.org/wiki/Talk:Steelers_defeat_Lions_to_advance_to_NFL_playoffs#I.27ve_redirected_.5B.5BPittsburgh_Steelers_defeat_Detroit_Lions.2C_a_fairwell_to_Jerome_Bettis.5D.5D_here] #Please redirect the talk page too, if it is not blank. #Please don't preform such an edit twice to one article, i.e. avoid revert wars. Such techniques don't hide the edit history of the redirected article [http://en.wikinews.org/w/index.php?title=Pittsburgh_Steelers_defeat_Detroit_Lions%2C_a_fairwell_to_Jerome_Bettis&redirect=no]. Its usually benifitial to preserve histories in this way, but doing so may leave content that violates someones copyright accessible, at least until an admin deletes the redirect. Thoughts? [[User:Nyarlathotep|Nyarlathotep]] 01:35, 8 January 2006 (UTC) : <nod> This is already the case, using the several merge templates and so on. There is a slight problem in that we actually should encourage multiple articles on a single news topic ''where they have different angles or facets of the same story''. For example, De Lay's resignation today could have been covered from the view point of the story in the Congress, or from the viewpoint of the corruption charges in Texas and through his political career. : In other words, yes this is a good idea, but how do we also say sometimes it's okay to have two articles? - <span style="font: italic 10pt/12pt cursive;"><span style="font-variant: small-caps;">[http://journowiki.org/wiki/User:Amgine Amgine]</span> | ^{[http://journowiki.org/wiki/User_talk:Amgine talk] [[User_talk:Amgine|en.WN]]}</span> 01:39, 8 January 2006 (UTC) ::True & I'm not sure. But it'll help if we can get it right. We might also say "If you feel such a redirect is improper, you may revert it yourself, or post a revert request to [[WN:ALERT]]. As manual reversions of such delete-by-redirect edits are painful, admins should generally respect such revert requests." But I didn't say it mostly because I wasn't already saying something about having multiple articles. [[User:Nyarlathotep|Nyarlathotep]] 01:53, 8 January 2006 (UTC) ::: Well, is there an existing problem where people don't know this? should we add text about merging and redirecting to some of the introduction to Wikinews articles? I'm wondering how we can get the word out to people that they can do this, if it isn't clear they can already. <should probably look at those introduction and help articles anyway; I haven't in far too long a time> - <span style="font: italic 10pt/12pt cursive;"><span style="font-variant: small-caps;">[http://journowiki.org/wiki/User:Amgine Amgine]</span> | ^{[http://journowiki.org/wiki/User_talk:Amgine talk] [[User_talk:Amgine|en.WN]]}</span> 01:58, 8 January 2006 (UTC) :::: Kinda, people arn't bold enough with handing of dupe stubs. I doubt it needs to go in the introductions, but it could be displayed on the deletion guidlines page (here), so people who take an interest in deletion can figure it out more quickly, and don't feel so beholden to the admins. [[User:Nyarlathotep|Nyarlathotep]] 02:31, 8 January 2006 (UTC) == Wjja == Jsjsiis [[Special:Contributions/37.111.201.37|37.111.201.37]] ([[User talk:37.111.201.37|talk]]) 14:55, 24 July 2022 (UTC) o94u0pf81hako4wz084c7cwlzlsmg8u 4684770 4684768 2022-07-24T15:21:01Z SVTCobra 9158 Reverted edit(s) by [[Special:Contributions/37.111.201.37|37.111.201.37]] ([[User talk:37.111.201.37|talk]]) to last version by Anonymous101 wikitext text/x-wiki I've just scanned the page, and noticed that the lag time for the regular deletion is set at five days in this guideline. On the [[Wikinews:Deletion requests]] it is indicated as seven days. I don't have any strong opinions, but if no one objects, I would set it for seven days. [[User:Tomos|Tomos]] 14:38, 21 Jan 2005 (UTC) ==Conflict of interest?== Dan100 has been unilaterally making extensive changes to the Deletion guidelines, including making a change which would provide him with a basis to justify deleting [[U.N. reports Afghan opium production is up again|an article]] which he disagreed with recently. For example, [http://en.wikinews.org/w/index.php?title=Wikinews:Policies_and_guidelines/Deletion_guidelines&diff=next&oldid=30359 in this edit] Dan100 has unilaterally declared that articles which cover subjects that are more than a few weeks old may be listed for deletion. Dan100 [http://en.wikinews.org/w/index.php?title=Wikinews:2005/March/12&diff=prev&oldid=29964 recently tried to suppress an article], largely written by a contributor with whom he has had conflicts. He later clarified that his basis for this suppression was that the news was not "new" enough. For Dan100 to now create a "guideline" that justifies this suppression would seem to be a conflict of interest. (I use the scare quotes around "guideline" because the page is written as if it were a rigid policy - other than the title, there are none of the standard disclaimers that the page is only a guideline, or that contributors can use their own judgment.) In the larger scheme of things, a guideline that news must occur within a few weeks of it being reported also discourages writing stores about longer-term issues that either happen over a period of time (global warming) or are a systemic societal issue (homelessness) which has no set beginning and ending. Dan100 has made numerous other policy changes on this page without apparently consulting with anyone. Shouldn't policy and guideline authors attempt to build a consensus for proposed changes ''before'' making those changes? '''Be bold''' applies to the article space. Policy and guideline pages need to be driven by community consensus. &mdash; [[User:David Vasquez|DV]] 17:40, 13 Mar 2005 (UTC) ==Restored until a consensus is reached== I have removed Dan100's unilateral policy/guideline change, (the page says it is a policy in places, so it's unclear if it's just a guideline or a ground rule), that declared that stories which are more than a few weeks old qualify for deletion. Wikinews should be able to report under-reported stories, which are often discovered a while after they have happened. A story to which I recently contributed concerned the Puru/Newmont mining accident, which happened several years ago. This story was under-reported, and socially significant and relevant to Western society, so it was worth reporting even if there wasn't all that much new to the story. Where did "several weeks old" come from? Why not several years or several minutes? Surely the age of the story cannot be a reasonable basis for rejecting it out of hand. &mdash; [[User:David Vasquez|DV]] 17:55, 13 Mar 2005 (UTC) :Instead of discussing his proposed new guideline that news stories must not be older than "a few weeks", Dan100 has started to "edit war". :After waiting a day, I have removed the disputed guideline and renewed my call for a consensus to be built around any proposed changes to the deletion guidelines. :The questions I raised above about the arbitrary deadline of "a few weeks" still stand unanswered. :I would also like to know how stories which develop over time, such as the [["Mao suits" fading away in China]] story I submitted today, can be covered if everything must be a "breaking news" story with a discrete point in time. :The internet is fast-paced and full of blinking bright lights. Does Wikinews have to be like that? :What's wrong with covering some of the more thoughtful news that develops in our world, that is underreported and often goes unnoticed by the major mainstream media? :This fixation on a continuous news cycle is unhealthy and does not lend itself to insightful stories which take a moment to catch their breath and look at the forest for the trees. :Just because a story is slow-paced or developing over time, doesn't make it an encyclopedia article. :Interview quotes and references to topical context qualify a story as "news" just as much as "timeliness" does another. :Please examine the [["Mao suits" fading away in China]] story and try and imagine how it might fit in on Wikipedia instead of here on Wikinews. Sure, Mao suits have been disappearing for years. But is this story really an encyclopedia article? Or is it an interesting "lifestyle" or "culture" story that touches our lives today? :&mdash; [[User:David Vasquez|DV]] 11:49, 17 Mar 2005 (UTC) == Redirect dupes proposal == Proposal: A number of the articles passing through [[WN:DR]] are duplicates of other articles, as titles here are not as canonical as on wikipedia. You as an ordinary users may replace an entire article with a redirect tag, such as :<nowiki>#REDIRECT [[Steelers_defeat_Lions_to_advance_to_NFL_playoffs]]</nowiki> thus effectively "deleting" the non-developing article, without all the hassle of true deletion. An admin may eventually delete the redirect if no page links to it, but the speedy deletion process for such orphaned redirects is much simpler. Here are three important caveats to remember when preforming such article merges. #Please cut & paste the redirected article's text to the talk page of the deleted article. [http://en.wikinews.org/wiki/Talk:Steelers_defeat_Lions_to_advance_to_NFL_playoffs#I.27ve_redirected_.5B.5BPittsburgh_Steelers_defeat_Detroit_Lions.2C_a_fairwell_to_Jerome_Bettis.5D.5D_here] #Please redirect the talk page too, if it is not blank. #Please don't preform such an edit twice to one article, i.e. avoid revert wars. Such techniques don't hide the edit history of the redirected article [http://en.wikinews.org/w/index.php?title=Pittsburgh_Steelers_defeat_Detroit_Lions%2C_a_fairwell_to_Jerome_Bettis&redirect=no]. Its usually benifitial to preserve histories in this way, but doing so may leave content that violates someones copyright accessible, at least until an admin deletes the redirect. Thoughts? [[User:Nyarlathotep|Nyarlathotep]] 01:35, 8 January 2006 (UTC) : <nod> This is already the case, using the several merge templates and so on. There is a slight problem in that we actually should encourage multiple articles on a single news topic ''where they have different angles or facets of the same story''. For example, De Lay's resignation today could have been covered from the view point of the story in the Congress, or from the viewpoint of the corruption charges in Texas and through his political career. : In other words, yes this is a good idea, but how do we also say sometimes it's okay to have two articles? - <span style="font: italic 10pt/12pt cursive;"><span style="font-variant: small-caps;">[http://journowiki.org/wiki/User:Amgine Amgine]</span> | ^{[http://journowiki.org/wiki/User_talk:Amgine talk] [[User_talk:Amgine|en.WN]]}</span> 01:39, 8 January 2006 (UTC) ::True & I'm not sure. But it'll help if we can get it right. We might also say "If you feel such a redirect is improper, you may revert it yourself, or post a revert request to [[WN:ALERT]]. As manual reversions of such delete-by-redirect edits are painful, admins should generally respect such revert requests." But I didn't say it mostly because I wasn't already saying something about having multiple articles. [[User:Nyarlathotep|Nyarlathotep]] 01:53, 8 January 2006 (UTC) ::: Well, is there an existing problem where people don't know this? should we add text about merging and redirecting to some of the introduction to Wikinews articles? I'm wondering how we can get the word out to people that they can do this, if it isn't clear they can already. <should probably look at those introduction and help articles anyway; I haven't in far too long a time> - <span style="font: italic 10pt/12pt cursive;"><span style="font-variant: small-caps;">[http://journowiki.org/wiki/User:Amgine Amgine]</span> | ^{[http://journowiki.org/wiki/User_talk:Amgine talk] [[User_talk:Amgine|en.WN]]}</span> 01:58, 8 January 2006 (UTC) :::: Kinda, people arn't bold enough with handing of dupe stubs. I doubt it needs to go in the introductions, but it could be displayed on the deletion guidlines page (here), so people who take an interest in deletion can figure it out more quickly, and don't feel so beholden to the admins. [[User:Nyarlathotep|Nyarlathotep]] 02:31, 8 January 2006 (UTC) 0jcwxwdntvby4olii7ax1q8dnk9p25i 0 4606 4684839 4502181 2022-07-24T23:37:05Z SVTCobra 9158 {{w}} and local links wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Dublin View A.JPG|thumb|250px|A view of [[w:Dublin|Dublin]]]] {{byline|date=February 15, 2005|location=Dublin}} [[Yahoo|Yahoo!]], the internet portal, today announced it has chosen [[Dublin]], [[Ireland]] as the location of its European Headquarters. Ireland beat off stiff competition from other European countries to win the investment. The move is expected to create over 400 jobs - two thirds of which are expected to be for graduates with skills in information technology, financial services, customer support and website editorial. Earlier in the month, Ireland lost a potentially multi-billion euro investment by [[Dell]] for a new manufacturing facility to [[Scotland]]. This was a huge disappointment for {{w|IDA Ireland}} — the countries main development agency — which had offered heavy incentives to the US computer maker. This brought about fears that Ireland had lost its ability to attract high-value investments from foreign multinationals — the driving force of Ireland's {{w|Celtic Tiger}} economy. Speaking about the investment, the Irish Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment, [[Micheál Martin]], said winning the Yahoo project was a ''"truly outstanding achievement for Ireland"''. Yahoo's Senior Vice President International, {{w|John Marcom}}, said the decision to locate its European operations headquarters in Ireland was influenced by a ''"number of factors"'' which included ''"the calibre and volume of graduates available in Ireland, the up to date cost competitive telecommunications and data centre infrastructure, and the assistance of IDA Ireland."'' Yahoo is one of the world's largest internet companies. Its decision to locate in Ireland confirms Dublin's continued attractiveness to internet and technology companies - [[Google]], {{w|Bell Labs}}, [[eBay]], [[Microsoft]], [[Amazon]] and {{w|Oracle}} all have significant Irish operations. {{haveyoursay}} == Sources == * {{source | url=http://www.idaireland.com/home/news.aspx?id=3&content_id=254 | title= Yahoo! to establish European Operations Headquarters in Dublin | author= | pub=IDA Press Release | date= February 15, 2005}} * {{source | url=http://www.rte.ie/news/2005/0215/jobs01.html | title=Yahoo to create European HQ in Dublin | author= | pub=RTE News | date= February 15, 2005}} * {{source | url=http://www.finfacts.com/irelandbusinessnews/publish/article_1000453.shtml | title=Yahoo! to establish European Operations Headquarters in Dublin | author= | pub=Finfacts | date= February 15, 2005}} * {{source | url=http://www.theage.com.au/news/Breaking-News/Web-giant-Yahoo-goes-Irish/2005/02/16/1108500104101.html?oneclick=true | title= Web giant Yahoo goes Irish | author= | pub=TheAge.com.au | date= February 15, 2005}} * {{source | url=http://u.tv/newsroom/indepth.asp?id=56738&pt=n | title= Yahoo create jobs in Dublin | author= | pub=U.TV | date= February 15, 2005}} * {{source | url=http://www.forbes.com/technology/feeds/ap/2005/02/15/ap1828330.html | title= Yahoo Inc. to Open Offices in Ireland | author= | pub=Forbes.com | date= February 15, 2005}} * {{source | url=http://www.reuters.com/newsArticle.jhtml?type=internetNews&storyID=7636590 | title= Yahoo to Set Up European Operations HQ in Dublin | author= | pub=Reuters.com | date= February 15, 2005}} * {{source | url=http://www.enn.ie/news.html?code=9588066 | title= Yahoo to create 400 Irish jobs | author=Deirdre McArdle | pub=ElectricNews.net | date= February 15, 2005}} * {{source | url=http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/02/15/yahoo_creates_400_irish_jobs/ | title= Yahoo! creates 400 jobs in Ireland | author=Drew Cullen | pub=The Register | date= February 15, 2005}} {{publish}} {{archive}} [[Category:Economy and business]] [[Category:Science and technology]] [[Category:Europe]] [[Category:Yahoo!]] [[Category:Dublin]] [[Category:Dell]] [[sv:Yahoo placerar sitt europeiska huvudkontor i Dublin]] k0qake3g2j0faf6ox8v989e25lai2zh 4684840 4684839 2022-07-24T23:39:00Z SVTCobra 9158 +[[Category:Ireland]]; +[[Category:Google]]; +[[Category:Microsoft]]; +[[Category:EBay]]; +[[Category:Micheál Martin]] using [[Help:Gadget-HotCat|HotCat]] wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Dublin View A.JPG|thumb|250px|A view of [[w:Dublin|Dublin]]]] {{byline|date=February 15, 2005|location=Dublin}} [[Yahoo|Yahoo!]], the internet portal, today announced it has chosen [[Dublin]], [[Ireland]] as the location of its European Headquarters. Ireland beat off stiff competition from other European countries to win the investment. The move is expected to create over 400 jobs - two thirds of which are expected to be for graduates with skills in information technology, financial services, customer support and website editorial. Earlier in the month, Ireland lost a potentially multi-billion euro investment by [[Dell]] for a new manufacturing facility to [[Scotland]]. This was a huge disappointment for {{w|IDA Ireland}} — the countries main development agency — which had offered heavy incentives to the US computer maker. This brought about fears that Ireland had lost its ability to attract high-value investments from foreign multinationals — the driving force of Ireland's {{w|Celtic Tiger}} economy. Speaking about the investment, the Irish Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment, [[Micheál Martin]], said winning the Yahoo project was a ''"truly outstanding achievement for Ireland"''. Yahoo's Senior Vice President International, {{w|John Marcom}}, said the decision to locate its European operations headquarters in Ireland was influenced by a ''"number of factors"'' which included ''"the calibre and volume of graduates available in Ireland, the up to date cost competitive telecommunications and data centre infrastructure, and the assistance of IDA Ireland."'' Yahoo is one of the world's largest internet companies. Its decision to locate in Ireland confirms Dublin's continued attractiveness to internet and technology companies - [[Google]], {{w|Bell Labs}}, [[eBay]], [[Microsoft]], [[Amazon]] and {{w|Oracle}} all have significant Irish operations. {{haveyoursay}} == Sources == * {{source | url=http://www.idaireland.com/home/news.aspx?id=3&content_id=254 | title= Yahoo! to establish European Operations Headquarters in Dublin | author= | pub=IDA Press Release | date= February 15, 2005}} * {{source | url=http://www.rte.ie/news/2005/0215/jobs01.html | title=Yahoo to create European HQ in Dublin | author= | pub=RTE News | date= February 15, 2005}} * {{source | url=http://www.finfacts.com/irelandbusinessnews/publish/article_1000453.shtml | title=Yahoo! to establish European Operations Headquarters in Dublin | author= | pub=Finfacts | date= February 15, 2005}} * {{source | url=http://www.theage.com.au/news/Breaking-News/Web-giant-Yahoo-goes-Irish/2005/02/16/1108500104101.html?oneclick=true | title= Web giant Yahoo goes Irish | author= | pub=TheAge.com.au | date= February 15, 2005}} * {{source | url=http://u.tv/newsroom/indepth.asp?id=56738&pt=n | title= Yahoo create jobs in Dublin | author= | pub=U.TV | date= February 15, 2005}} * {{source | url=http://www.forbes.com/technology/feeds/ap/2005/02/15/ap1828330.html | title= Yahoo Inc. to Open Offices in Ireland | author= | pub=Forbes.com | date= February 15, 2005}} * {{source | url=http://www.reuters.com/newsArticle.jhtml?type=internetNews&storyID=7636590 | title= Yahoo to Set Up European Operations HQ in Dublin | author= | pub=Reuters.com | date= February 15, 2005}} * {{source | url=http://www.enn.ie/news.html?code=9588066 | title= Yahoo to create 400 Irish jobs | author=Deirdre McArdle | pub=ElectricNews.net | date= February 15, 2005}} * {{source | url=http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/02/15/yahoo_creates_400_irish_jobs/ | title= Yahoo! creates 400 jobs in Ireland | author=Drew Cullen | pub=The Register | date= February 15, 2005}} {{publish}} {{archive}} [[Category:Economy and business]] [[Category:Science and technology]] [[Category:Europe]] [[Category:Yahoo!]] [[Category:Dublin]] [[Category:Dell]] [[Category:Ireland]] [[Category:Google]] [[Category:Microsoft]] [[Category:EBay]] [[Category:Micheál Martin]] [[sv:Yahoo placerar sitt europeiska huvudkontor i Dublin]] 6t7pv0c38efko1oce1tbmhhn0ubamuy 4684888 4684840 2022-07-25T02:21:51Z SVTCobra 9158 added [[Category:Scotland]] using [[Help:Gadget-HotCat|HotCat]] wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Dublin View A.JPG|thumb|250px|A view of [[w:Dublin|Dublin]]]] {{byline|date=February 15, 2005|location=Dublin}} [[Yahoo|Yahoo!]], the internet portal, today announced it has chosen [[Dublin]], [[Ireland]] as the location of its European Headquarters. Ireland beat off stiff competition from other European countries to win the investment. The move is expected to create over 400 jobs - two thirds of which are expected to be for graduates with skills in information technology, financial services, customer support and website editorial. Earlier in the month, Ireland lost a potentially multi-billion euro investment by [[Dell]] for a new manufacturing facility to [[Scotland]]. This was a huge disappointment for {{w|IDA Ireland}} — the countries main development agency — which had offered heavy incentives to the US computer maker. This brought about fears that Ireland had lost its ability to attract high-value investments from foreign multinationals — the driving force of Ireland's {{w|Celtic Tiger}} economy. Speaking about the investment, the Irish Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment, [[Micheál Martin]], said winning the Yahoo project was a ''"truly outstanding achievement for Ireland"''. Yahoo's Senior Vice President International, {{w|John Marcom}}, said the decision to locate its European operations headquarters in Ireland was influenced by a ''"number of factors"'' which included ''"the calibre and volume of graduates available in Ireland, the up to date cost competitive telecommunications and data centre infrastructure, and the assistance of IDA Ireland."'' Yahoo is one of the world's largest internet companies. Its decision to locate in Ireland confirms Dublin's continued attractiveness to internet and technology companies - [[Google]], {{w|Bell Labs}}, [[eBay]], [[Microsoft]], [[Amazon]] and {{w|Oracle}} all have significant Irish operations. {{haveyoursay}} == Sources == * {{source | url=http://www.idaireland.com/home/news.aspx?id=3&content_id=254 | title= Yahoo! to establish European Operations Headquarters in Dublin | author= | pub=IDA Press Release | date= February 15, 2005}} * {{source | url=http://www.rte.ie/news/2005/0215/jobs01.html | title=Yahoo to create European HQ in Dublin | author= | pub=RTE News | date= February 15, 2005}} * {{source | url=http://www.finfacts.com/irelandbusinessnews/publish/article_1000453.shtml | title=Yahoo! to establish European Operations Headquarters in Dublin | author= | pub=Finfacts | date= February 15, 2005}} * {{source | url=http://www.theage.com.au/news/Breaking-News/Web-giant-Yahoo-goes-Irish/2005/02/16/1108500104101.html?oneclick=true | title= Web giant Yahoo goes Irish | author= | pub=TheAge.com.au | date= February 15, 2005}} * {{source | url=http://u.tv/newsroom/indepth.asp?id=56738&pt=n | title= Yahoo create jobs in Dublin | author= | pub=U.TV | date= February 15, 2005}} * {{source | url=http://www.forbes.com/technology/feeds/ap/2005/02/15/ap1828330.html | title= Yahoo Inc. to Open Offices in Ireland | author= | pub=Forbes.com | date= February 15, 2005}} * {{source | url=http://www.reuters.com/newsArticle.jhtml?type=internetNews&storyID=7636590 | title= Yahoo to Set Up European Operations HQ in Dublin | author= | pub=Reuters.com | date= February 15, 2005}} * {{source | url=http://www.enn.ie/news.html?code=9588066 | title= Yahoo to create 400 Irish jobs | author=Deirdre McArdle | pub=ElectricNews.net | date= February 15, 2005}} * {{source | url=http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/02/15/yahoo_creates_400_irish_jobs/ | title= Yahoo! creates 400 jobs in Ireland | author=Drew Cullen | pub=The Register | date= February 15, 2005}} {{publish}} {{archive}} [[Category:Economy and business]] [[Category:Science and technology]] [[Category:Europe]] [[Category:Yahoo!]] [[Category:Dublin]] [[Category:Dell]] [[Category:Ireland]] [[Category:Google]] [[Category:Microsoft]] [[Category:EBay]] [[Category:Micheál Martin]] [[Category:Scotland]] [[sv:Yahoo placerar sitt europeiska huvudkontor i Dublin]] 6gw490x120djmb9mut35teed35u9bnn 14 99218 4684803 4502775 2022-07-24T22:25:49Z JJLiu112 2780319 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Topic cat |intro=the current Prime Minister of [[Australia]] |image=Minister for Infrastructure and Transport, Anthony Albanese speech at the Holbrook bypass open day.jpg |imagecaption=Opening a bypass for {{w|Holbrook, New South Wales|Holbrook}} on the {{w|Hume Highway}}, 2013 {{image|paren=y|[[User:Bidgee|Bidgee]]}} |portal=no |offset={{{offset|0}}} |sisterprojects=yes |commons=Category:Anthony Albanese |wikidata=Q335697 |wikiquote= |wikisource= }} {{DEFAULTSORT:Albanese Anthony}} [[Category:Politicians]] [[Category:Australia]] [[Category:News articles by person]] b98myqx7ik99hicr5gj5qvqw81ziy2a 4684810 4684803 2022-07-24T22:38:45Z SVTCobra 9158 added [[Category:Prime ministers of Australia]] using [[Help:Gadget-HotCat|HotCat]] wikitext text/x-wiki {{Topic cat |intro=the current Prime Minister of [[Australia]] |image=Minister for Infrastructure and Transport, Anthony Albanese speech at the Holbrook bypass open day.jpg |imagecaption=Opening a bypass for {{w|Holbrook, New South Wales|Holbrook}} on the {{w|Hume Highway}}, 2013 {{image|paren=y|[[User:Bidgee|Bidgee]]}} |portal=no |offset={{{offset|0}}} |sisterprojects=yes |commons=Category:Anthony Albanese |wikidata=Q335697 |wikiquote= |wikisource= }} {{DEFAULTSORT:Albanese Anthony}} [[Category:Politicians]] [[Category:Australia]] [[Category:News articles by person]] [[Category:Prime ministers of Australia]] h9qjauw0vcehzum6l0j4wffgqgy2lld 10 99549 4684817 4684228 2022-07-24T22:46:36Z JJLiu112 2780319 Updating lead 1 to [[Ranil Wickremesinghe sworn in as Sri Lankan President]] with [[Wikinews:Make Lead|MakeLead JS]] wikitext text/x-wiki {{Lead 2.0 |id=1 <!-- do not change. Each lead must have its own unique ID --> |image=Prime Minister of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka, Mr. Ranil Wickremesinghe, at Hyderabad House, in New Delhi on September 15, 2015 (1).jpg |width=150x150px |type=none |title=Ranil Wickremesinghe sworn in as Sri Lankan President |short_title= |summary=On July 21, Ranil Wickremesinghe was sworn in as the ninth President of Sri Lanka at a ceremony in the country's Parliament in Colombo. }}<noinclude> {{Lead article doc}}</noinclude> eb2a08lk0xbx0pb1zwuxrz7rp0vu8ru 10 99554 4684819 4684229 2022-07-24T22:48:18Z JJLiu112 2780319 Updating lead 2 to [[North Macedonia parliament votes for deal with Bulgaria, clearing way for EU membership talks]] with [[Wikinews:Make Lead|MakeLead JS]] wikitext text/x-wiki {{Lead 2.0 |id=2 <!-- do not change. Each lead must have its own unique ID --> |image=Macedonian parliament interior.jpg |width=100x100px |type=none |title=North Macedonia parliament votes for deal with Bulgaria, clearing way for EU membership talks |short_title= |summary=On July 16, North Macedonia's parliament accepted a French-brokered deal removing Bulgaria's opposition to the country joining the European Union in exchange for North Macedonian concessions. }}<noinclude> {{Lead article doc}}</noinclude> 9njx4e2a40m3yb474x1k8ubo64vpx7r 10 99555 4684820 4684243 2022-07-24T22:48:55Z JJLiu112 2780319 Updating lead 3 to [[Shell chief executive warns Europe may have to ration energy]] with [[Wikinews:Make Lead|MakeLead JS]] wikitext text/x-wiki {{Lead 2.0 |id=3 <!-- do not change. Each lead must have its own unique ID --> |image=Ben van Beurden.jpg |width=100x100px |type=none |title=Shell chief executive warns Europe may have to ration energy |short_title= |summary=Speaking at the Aurora Spring Conference on July 14, Shell CEO Ben van Beurden warned Europe may need to ration energy supplies in response to declining natural gas supplies from Russia. }}<noinclude> {{Lead article doc}}</noinclude> dlo9ify4i38nx8ujjur6tk7irdfzogn 10 99556 4684821 4684244 2022-07-24T22:49:25Z JJLiu112 2780319 Updating lead 4 to [[First deep space images from James Webb Space Telescope released]] with [[Wikinews:Make Lead|MakeLead JS]] wikitext text/x-wiki {{Lead 2.0 |id=4 <!-- do not change. Each lead must have its own unique ID --> |image= Webb's First Deep Field.jpg |width=100x100px |type=none |title=First deep space images from James Webb Space Telescope released |short_title= |summary=On July 11, NASA Administrator Bill Nelson and US President Joe Biden presented the first image obtained by the Near-Infrared Camera, an instrument on the James Webb Space Telescope. }}<noinclude> {{Lead article doc}}</noinclude> m4yvp9m78r8sra8llglafino0tlp0lu 6 99868 4684841 794333 2022-07-24T23:41:00Z Kwamikagami 27082 Kwamikagami uploaded a new version of [[File:Flag of NATO.svg]] wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == Deleted from commons as non commercial. I believe this counts as logo, as flags are used to represent entities in a similar manner to logos. {{Image info| |Caption=The flag of the [[w:North Atlantic Treaty Organisation|North Atlantic Treaty Organisation]] (NATO). |Source=Self-drawn in CorelDraw, official measurements, color (Pantone 280) and model from http://www.nato.int/multi/natologo.htm. |Date=(originally uploaded) October 20, 2005 |Credit=[[w:User:Mysid|Mysid]] |other_versions= |Permission=Fair use as a logo used to represent NATO in articles about the North Atlantic treaty organization. }} == Licensing == {{logo}} ba7aapbqtdt8bfgnzd0ljtkynsxu4am 10 113527 4684850 4684637 2022-07-25T00:00:23Z BOT-Superzerocool 18821 Bot: Update Market Data [[:es:User Talk:Superzerocool|Comments (es.wikinews)]] wikitext text/x-wiki {{Stock Markets | date = 25 July, 2022 | hour= 00:00 | extrainfo= {{{extrainfo|}}} | align = {{{align}}} | width= {{{width|{{#if:{{{width|}}}|50%|35%}}}}}} | country= {{{country}}} | IBEX 35 = 8051.60 | IBEX 35-c = 38.90 | IBEX 35-p = 0.49 | IBEX 35-tl = {{profit}} | FTSE 100 = 7276.37 | FTSE 100-c = 5.86 | FTSE 100-p = 0.08 | FTSE 100-tl = {{profit}} | DAX = 13253.68 | DAX-c = 7.04 | DAX-p = 0.05 | DAX-tl = {{profit}} | SMI = 11096.12 | SMI-c = -38.62 | SMI-p = -0.35 | SMI-tl = {{loss}} | AEX = 705.04 | AEX-c = 0.43 | AEX-p = 0.06 | AEX-tl = {{profit}} | BEL20 = 3738.95 | BEL20-c = -21.02 | BEL20-p = -0.56 | BEL20-tl = {{loss}} | OMX Stockholm 30 = 1979.70 | OMX Stockholm 30-c = 3.73 | OMX Stockholm 30-p = 0.19 | OMX Stockholm 30-tl = {{profit}} | Nasdaq = 11834.11 | Nasdaq-c = -225.50 | Nasdaq-p = -1.87 | Nasdaq-tl = {{loss}} | S&P 500 = 3961.63 | S&P 500-c = -37.32 | S&P 500-p = -0.93 | S&P 500-tl = {{loss}} | Bovespa = 98924.82 | Bovespa-c = -108.35 | Bovespa-p = -0.11 | Bovespa-tl = {{loss}} | All Ordinaries = 7011.80 | All Ordinaries-c = -6.60 | All Ordinaries-p = -0.09 | All Ordinaries-tl = {{loss}} | Nikkei = 27914.66 | Nikkei-c = 111.66 | Nikkei-p = 0.40 | Nikkei-tl = {{profit}} | Hang Seng = 20609.14 | Hang Seng-c = 34.51 | Hang Seng-p = 0.17 | Hang Seng-tl = {{profit}} | BSE Sensex = 56072.23 | BSE Sensex-c = 390.28 | BSE Sensex-p = 0.70 | BSE Sensex-tl = {{profit}} | IDX Composite = 6886.96 | IDX Composite-c = 22.83 | IDX Composite-p = 0.33 | IDX Composite-tl = {{profit}} }}<noinclude>{{clear}}{{documentation}}</noinclude> 8a66ztzdefdf0bdm6fggd29bsbx8u59 0 129071 4684842 853031 2022-07-24T23:42:00Z SVTCobra 9158 {{w}} and local links wikitext text/x-wiki {{date|July 7, 2009}} {{Israel}} [[w:Mairead Maguire|Máiread Maguire]] a [[Nobel Peace Prize]] laureate from [[Ireland]] remains in detention in [[Israel]]. Máiread Corrigan-Maguire won the 1976 Nobel Peace Prize for her efforts to reconcile Catholics and Protestants, through the Community of Peace People, an organization which attempts to encourage a peaceful resolution of {{w|the Troubles}} in [[Northern Ireland]]. Maguire was aboard a vessel, the ''Spirit of Humanity'', which was delivering humanitarian aid to [[Gaza]]. The vessel was boarded by Israeli commandos, commandeered, and taken to Ashdod port where she was arrested and imprisoned on the charge of entering Israel illegally. Maguire said, "US President [[Barack Obama]] has called upon the [[Palestine|Palestinians]] to abandon violence but Israel is denying them the right to non-violently resist the siege of Gaza." The boat was carrying three tonnes of medical supplies, toys, crayons, and a symbolic bag of cement. Its cargo has been confiscated. Maguire has said that the vessel was in international waters when it was boarded. Israel has allowed former U.S. congresswoman, [[w:Cynthia McKinney|Cynthia McKinney]], to return home along with 17 others it had detained. The Israeli Interior Ministry had said Máiread Maguire was to be released and expelled today. The Irish Minister for Foreign Affairs [[Micheál Martin]] last week called for the immediate release of Ms Maguire. Also still in custody is another Irish citizen, Derek Graham, along with a Dane and a Yemeni cameraman for the Arab TV network [[Al-Jazeera]]. Last week a [[United Nations]] human rights investigator, Richard Falk, called Israel's seizure of the ship "unlawful." Israel's ambassador to the United Nations in Geneva, Aharon Leshno-Yaar, rejected that charge and said that "clearly the purpose of that ship was to create a buzz and serve as a propaganda vehicle against Israel." {{haveyoursay}} == Sources == *{{source|url=http://www.thestar.com/news/world/article/661855 |title=Israel frees all but four protesters from ship |author=Oakland Ross |pub=Toronto Star |date=July 7, 2009}} *{{source|url=http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1098410.html |title=Report: Israel releases former U.S. congresswoman McKinney |author=Reuters |pub=Haaretz |date=July 7, 2009}} *{{source|url=http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/world/2009/0707/1224250170719.html |title=Israel deports Nobel laureate |author=Michael Jansen |pub=The Irish Times |date=July 7, 2009}} *{{source|url=http://haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1098033.html |title=Nobel peace laureate jailed in Israel for Gaza activism |author= |pub=Haaretz |date=July 6, 2009}} *{{source|url=http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/breaking/2009/0706/breaking51.html |title=Israel to deport two Irish activists |author= |pub=The Irish Times |date=July 6, 2009}} *{{source|url=http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/world/2009/0706/1224250105532.html |title=Irish Nobel winner still in Israeli jail |author=Michael Jansen |pub=The Irish Times |date=July 6, 2009}} *{{source|url=http://i1.democracynow.org/2009/7/2/nobel_peace_laureate_mairead_maguire_speaks |title=Nobel Peace Laureate Mairead Maguire Speaks from Israeli Jail Cell After Arrest on Boat Delivering Humanitarian Aid to Gaza |author= |pub=Democracy Now! |date=July 2, 2009}} *{{source|url=http://www.rte.ie/news/2009/0630/gaza.html |title=Gaza support ship boarded by Israel |author= |pub=RTÉ News and Current Affairs |date=June 30, 2009}} {{publish}} {{archived}} [[Category:Middle East]] [[Category:Israel]] [[Category:Palestine]] [[Category:Ireland]] [[Category:Politics and conflicts]] 67q9ddp7zgy1xyij5owsdon1y55ixe5 4684843 4684842 2022-07-24T23:42:51Z SVTCobra 9158 added [[Category:Gaza Strip]] using [[Help:Gadget-HotCat|HotCat]] wikitext text/x-wiki {{date|July 7, 2009}} {{Israel}} [[w:Mairead Maguire|Máiread Maguire]] a [[Nobel Peace Prize]] laureate from [[Ireland]] remains in detention in [[Israel]]. Máiread Corrigan-Maguire won the 1976 Nobel Peace Prize for her efforts to reconcile Catholics and Protestants, through the Community of Peace People, an organization which attempts to encourage a peaceful resolution of {{w|the Troubles}} in [[Northern Ireland]]. Maguire was aboard a vessel, the ''Spirit of Humanity'', which was delivering humanitarian aid to [[Gaza]]. The vessel was boarded by Israeli commandos, commandeered, and taken to Ashdod port where she was arrested and imprisoned on the charge of entering Israel illegally. Maguire said, "US President [[Barack Obama]] has called upon the [[Palestine|Palestinians]] to abandon violence but Israel is denying them the right to non-violently resist the siege of Gaza." The boat was carrying three tonnes of medical supplies, toys, crayons, and a symbolic bag of cement. Its cargo has been confiscated. Maguire has said that the vessel was in international waters when it was boarded. Israel has allowed former U.S. congresswoman, [[w:Cynthia McKinney|Cynthia McKinney]], to return home along with 17 others it had detained. The Israeli Interior Ministry had said Máiread Maguire was to be released and expelled today. The Irish Minister for Foreign Affairs [[Micheál Martin]] last week called for the immediate release of Ms Maguire. Also still in custody is another Irish citizen, Derek Graham, along with a Dane and a Yemeni cameraman for the Arab TV network [[Al-Jazeera]]. Last week a [[United Nations]] human rights investigator, Richard Falk, called Israel's seizure of the ship "unlawful." Israel's ambassador to the United Nations in Geneva, Aharon Leshno-Yaar, rejected that charge and said that "clearly the purpose of that ship was to create a buzz and serve as a propaganda vehicle against Israel." {{haveyoursay}} == Sources == *{{source|url=http://www.thestar.com/news/world/article/661855 |title=Israel frees all but four protesters from ship |author=Oakland Ross |pub=Toronto Star |date=July 7, 2009}} *{{source|url=http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1098410.html |title=Report: Israel releases former U.S. congresswoman McKinney |author=Reuters |pub=Haaretz |date=July 7, 2009}} *{{source|url=http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/world/2009/0707/1224250170719.html |title=Israel deports Nobel laureate |author=Michael Jansen |pub=The Irish Times |date=July 7, 2009}} *{{source|url=http://haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1098033.html |title=Nobel peace laureate jailed in Israel for Gaza activism |author= |pub=Haaretz |date=July 6, 2009}} *{{source|url=http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/breaking/2009/0706/breaking51.html |title=Israel to deport two Irish activists |author= |pub=The Irish Times |date=July 6, 2009}} *{{source|url=http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/world/2009/0706/1224250105532.html |title=Irish Nobel winner still in Israeli jail |author=Michael Jansen |pub=The Irish Times |date=July 6, 2009}} *{{source|url=http://i1.democracynow.org/2009/7/2/nobel_peace_laureate_mairead_maguire_speaks |title=Nobel Peace Laureate Mairead Maguire Speaks from Israeli Jail Cell After Arrest on Boat Delivering Humanitarian Aid to Gaza |author= |pub=Democracy Now! |date=July 2, 2009}} *{{source|url=http://www.rte.ie/news/2009/0630/gaza.html |title=Gaza support ship boarded by Israel |author= |pub=RTÉ News and Current Affairs |date=June 30, 2009}} {{publish}} {{archived}} [[Category:Middle East]] [[Category:Israel]] [[Category:Palestine]] [[Category:Ireland]] [[Category:Politics and conflicts]] [[Category:Gaza Strip]] byy8kd0ltvoiwv88d7erlmpy9lx865r 4684844 4684843 2022-07-24T23:43:37Z SVTCobra 9158 +[[Category:Micheál Martin]]; +[[Category:Barack Obama]] using [[Help:Gadget-HotCat|HotCat]] wikitext text/x-wiki {{date|July 7, 2009}} {{Israel}} [[w:Mairead Maguire|Máiread Maguire]] a [[Nobel Peace Prize]] laureate from [[Ireland]] remains in detention in [[Israel]]. Máiread Corrigan-Maguire won the 1976 Nobel Peace Prize for her efforts to reconcile Catholics and Protestants, through the Community of Peace People, an organization which attempts to encourage a peaceful resolution of {{w|the Troubles}} in [[Northern Ireland]]. Maguire was aboard a vessel, the ''Spirit of Humanity'', which was delivering humanitarian aid to [[Gaza]]. The vessel was boarded by Israeli commandos, commandeered, and taken to Ashdod port where she was arrested and imprisoned on the charge of entering Israel illegally. Maguire said, "US President [[Barack Obama]] has called upon the [[Palestine|Palestinians]] to abandon violence but Israel is denying them the right to non-violently resist the siege of Gaza." The boat was carrying three tonnes of medical supplies, toys, crayons, and a symbolic bag of cement. Its cargo has been confiscated. Maguire has said that the vessel was in international waters when it was boarded. Israel has allowed former U.S. congresswoman, [[w:Cynthia McKinney|Cynthia McKinney]], to return home along with 17 others it had detained. The Israeli Interior Ministry had said Máiread Maguire was to be released and expelled today. The Irish Minister for Foreign Affairs [[Micheál Martin]] last week called for the immediate release of Ms Maguire. Also still in custody is another Irish citizen, Derek Graham, along with a Dane and a Yemeni cameraman for the Arab TV network [[Al-Jazeera]]. Last week a [[United Nations]] human rights investigator, Richard Falk, called Israel's seizure of the ship "unlawful." Israel's ambassador to the United Nations in Geneva, Aharon Leshno-Yaar, rejected that charge and said that "clearly the purpose of that ship was to create a buzz and serve as a propaganda vehicle against Israel." {{haveyoursay}} == Sources == *{{source|url=http://www.thestar.com/news/world/article/661855 |title=Israel frees all but four protesters from ship |author=Oakland Ross |pub=Toronto Star |date=July 7, 2009}} *{{source|url=http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1098410.html |title=Report: Israel releases former U.S. congresswoman McKinney |author=Reuters |pub=Haaretz |date=July 7, 2009}} *{{source|url=http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/world/2009/0707/1224250170719.html |title=Israel deports Nobel laureate |author=Michael Jansen |pub=The Irish Times |date=July 7, 2009}} *{{source|url=http://haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1098033.html |title=Nobel peace laureate jailed in Israel for Gaza activism |author= |pub=Haaretz |date=July 6, 2009}} *{{source|url=http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/breaking/2009/0706/breaking51.html |title=Israel to deport two Irish activists |author= |pub=The Irish Times |date=July 6, 2009}} *{{source|url=http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/world/2009/0706/1224250105532.html |title=Irish Nobel winner still in Israeli jail |author=Michael Jansen |pub=The Irish Times |date=July 6, 2009}} *{{source|url=http://i1.democracynow.org/2009/7/2/nobel_peace_laureate_mairead_maguire_speaks |title=Nobel Peace Laureate Mairead Maguire Speaks from Israeli Jail Cell After Arrest on Boat Delivering Humanitarian Aid to Gaza |author= |pub=Democracy Now! |date=July 2, 2009}} *{{source|url=http://www.rte.ie/news/2009/0630/gaza.html |title=Gaza support ship boarded by Israel |author= |pub=RTÉ News and Current Affairs |date=June 30, 2009}} {{publish}} {{archived}} [[Category:Middle East]] [[Category:Israel]] [[Category:Palestine]] [[Category:Ireland]] [[Category:Politics and conflicts]] [[Category:Gaza Strip]] [[Category:Micheál Martin]] [[Category:Barack Obama]] omlz7vbppcya33kecfe6ga91kk0n7iu 5 139884 4684818 1178242 2022-07-24T22:47:37Z JJLiu112 2780319 /* Note! */ new section wikitext text/x-wiki ==Issues & Feature requests== Open issues *IE is not well tested. in particular there is some layout issues with the boxes not being in a column layout *Image extraction should perhaps take infoboxes into account, or even categories to guess a default image (low priority) *Handle exceptional cases better (page not found, etc) **ITs somewhat improved now. still not great. *Give a better success message than alert box and reload page. (open to suggestions as to what this should do after updating leads) *Skip to lead preview better on preloaded page requests If you find any bugs, or have any feature requests, please tell me. [[user:bawolff|Bawolff]] [[user talk:Bawolff|☺]][[User:Bawolff/Sandbox|☻]] 23:27, 25 September 2009 (UTC) *Should only autosight if reviewer. ==Instructions== *Page can optionally take parameter use-page to denote what page to use. (escape spaces with + or %20. do not use underscore) **Example: http://en.wikinews.org/wiki/Wikinews:Make_lead?use-page=Coordinated+terrorist+attack+hits+London *Otherwise either click on one of the links in the most recent published list or type the page name in in the box *Change which lead number you want to update (it defaults to the oldest one, so recommend you keep it at that) *Check the preview. if you need to make changes, do that and regenerate the preview *Hit save. And that's it. == Recent articles glitch? == Just thought I'd point out that the list of recent articles doesn't seem to be picking up the newest pages, even after purging the page. Could this be fixed? [[User:Tempodivalse|<font face="Georgia">'''Tempodivalse'''</font>]] [[User talk:Tempodivalse#top|<font face="Georgia">[talk]</font>]] 19:42, 22 October 2009 (UTC) :At first i could not figure out why this wasn't updating, but then i realized i had an old version of the main page in the other window for comparision. So i still don't know why it didn't update, but its updating for me. In any case, i switched it from using {{tl|DPL}} to doing the normal &lt;DynamicPageList&gt; which might be cached differently, which might have been the issue (unsure). Hope that helps. [[user:bawolff|Bawolff]] [[user talk:Bawolff|☺]][[User:Bawolff/Sandbox|☻]] 19:59, 22 October 2009 (UTC) == Note == The lead list that shows how old in hours each lead is doesn't appear for me. Could this have something to do with the mediawiki update? [[User:Tempodivalse|<font face="Georgia">'''Tempodivalse'''</font>]] [[User talk:Tempodivalse#top|<font face="Georgia">[talk]</font>]] 15:21, 11 February 2011 (UTC) :It does not appear to me either. Yell at Bawolff :P --[[User:Diego Grez|Diego Grez]] ^{[[User talk:Diego Grez|return fire]]} 15:23, 11 February 2011 (UTC) == Note! == When it says: "Please do not use time sensitive words like "today" or "yesterday" in Main Page leads", please heed. In my interpretation that includes Mon, Tue etc. Just put the date (July 24, for instance). [[User:JJLiu112|JJLiu112]] ([[User talk:JJLiu112|talk]]) 22:47, 24 July 2022 (UTC) 4v7y6jm6ohcrbyi78xx2t4rl718hjoo 10 140066 4684822 4684246 2022-07-24T22:50:05Z JJLiu112 2780319 Updating lead 5 to [[High potential for wildfires across Texas for several days]] with [[Wikinews:Make Lead|MakeLead JS]] wikitext text/x-wiki {{Lead 2.0 |id=5 <!-- do not change. Each lead must have its own unique ID --> |image=Fire Engine Austin.JPG |width=100x100px |type=original |title=High potential for wildfires across Texas for several days |short_title= |summary=Officials warned July 12 that high heat and dry conditions raise the potential for excessive wildfires across much of Texas. }}<noinclude> {{Lead article doc}}</noinclude> sdde46zibvkkdxg6l9xl799rhbpa4zu 0 144071 4684830 4511256 2022-07-24T23:14:41Z SVTCobra 9158 {{w}} and local links wikitext text/x-wiki {{date|November 13, 2009}} {{Philippines}} [[Ireland|Irish]] priest Father Michael Sinnott has been freed by the gunmen who abducted him one month ago. The 79-year-old was taken hostage from his mission office in the Philippines on the 11th of October. The {{w|Government of Ireland|Irish government}} released a statement saying they had not paid a ransom. Authorities believe that Father Sinnott was being held by the {{w|Moro Islamic Liberation Front}}. Father Sinnott was based in {{w|Pagadian}} at the time of his abduction but was originally from {{w|County Wexford}}, Ireland. Irish Foreign Minister [[Micheál Martin]] released a statement saying Father Sinnott’s release was due to diplomatic efforts between the Irish and Filipino governments. Irish {{w|Taoiseach]] [[Brian Cowen]] expressed his delight at the release of Father Sinnott. There had been reports that a £1.2 million ransom was being demanded by the hostage takers. Father Sinnott released a statement after his release saying that he was “treated very well” by his hostage takers and that he would continue with his missionary work. {{haveyoursay}} ==Related news== *{{wikinews|title=Irish priest seized by gunmen in the Philippines|date=October 12, 2009}} ==Sources== *{{source|url= http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/asia-pacific/8355991.stm |title=Irish priest freed in the Philippines|author=|pub=BBC News Online|date=November 11, 2009}} *{{source|url=http://da.feedsportal.com/c/851/f/10839/s/712d7e8/l/0L0Sirishtimes0N0Cnewspaper0Cbreaking0C20A0A90C11120Cbreaking40Bhtm/ia1.htm|title= Columbans pledge to continue missionary work|author=Ciara O'Brien|pub=Irish Times|date=November 11, 2009}} {{Publish}} {{archive}} [[Category:Ireland]] [[Category:Mike Smith (Wikinewsie)]] [[Category:Philippines]] [[Category:Brian Cowen]] gfgzlr5u2cb336w7f7oiwm6r15z7wis 4684837 4684830 2022-07-24T23:19:20Z SVTCobra 9158 typo wikitext text/x-wiki {{date|November 13, 2009}} {{Philippines}} [[Ireland|Irish]] priest Father Michael Sinnott has been freed by the gunmen who abducted him one month ago. The 79-year-old was taken hostage from his mission office in the Philippines on the 11th of October. The {{w|Government of Ireland|Irish government}} released a statement saying they had not paid a ransom. Authorities believe that Father Sinnott was being held by the {{w|Moro Islamic Liberation Front}}. Father Sinnott was based in {{w|Pagadian}} at the time of his abduction but was originally from {{w|County Wexford}}, Ireland. Irish Foreign Minister [[Micheál Martin]] released a statement saying Father Sinnott’s release was due to diplomatic efforts between the Irish and Filipino governments. Irish {{w|Taoiseach}} [[Brian Cowen]] expressed his delight at the release of Father Sinnott. There had been reports that a £1.2 million ransom was being demanded by the hostage takers. Father Sinnott released a statement after his release saying that he was “treated very well” by his hostage takers and that he would continue with his missionary work. {{haveyoursay}} ==Related news== *{{wikinews|title=Irish priest seized by gunmen in the Philippines|date=October 12, 2009}} ==Sources== *{{source|url= http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/asia-pacific/8355991.stm |title=Irish priest freed in the Philippines|author=|pub=BBC News Online|date=November 11, 2009}} *{{source|url=http://da.feedsportal.com/c/851/f/10839/s/712d7e8/l/0L0Sirishtimes0N0Cnewspaper0Cbreaking0C20A0A90C11120Cbreaking40Bhtm/ia1.htm|title= Columbans pledge to continue missionary work|author=Ciara O'Brien|pub=Irish Times|date=November 11, 2009}} {{Publish}} {{archive}} [[Category:Ireland]] [[Category:Mike Smith (Wikinewsie)]] [[Category:Philippines]] [[Category:Brian Cowen]] 16jumpb1hg6rtc6opyul7k8k4lnnjhj 4684838 4684837 2022-07-24T23:21:18Z SVTCobra 9158 +[[Category:Micheál Martin]]; +[[Category:Crime and law]]; +[[Category:Politics and conflicts]] using [[Help:Gadget-HotCat|HotCat]] wikitext text/x-wiki {{date|November 13, 2009}} {{Philippines}} [[Ireland|Irish]] priest Father Michael Sinnott has been freed by the gunmen who abducted him one month ago. The 79-year-old was taken hostage from his mission office in the Philippines on the 11th of October. The {{w|Government of Ireland|Irish government}} released a statement saying they had not paid a ransom. Authorities believe that Father Sinnott was being held by the {{w|Moro Islamic Liberation Front}}. Father Sinnott was based in {{w|Pagadian}} at the time of his abduction but was originally from {{w|County Wexford}}, Ireland. Irish Foreign Minister [[Micheál Martin]] released a statement saying Father Sinnott’s release was due to diplomatic efforts between the Irish and Filipino governments. Irish {{w|Taoiseach}} [[Brian Cowen]] expressed his delight at the release of Father Sinnott. There had been reports that a £1.2 million ransom was being demanded by the hostage takers. Father Sinnott released a statement after his release saying that he was “treated very well” by his hostage takers and that he would continue with his missionary work. {{haveyoursay}} ==Related news== *{{wikinews|title=Irish priest seized by gunmen in the Philippines|date=October 12, 2009}} ==Sources== *{{source|url= http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/asia-pacific/8355991.stm |title=Irish priest freed in the Philippines|author=|pub=BBC News Online|date=November 11, 2009}} *{{source|url=http://da.feedsportal.com/c/851/f/10839/s/712d7e8/l/0L0Sirishtimes0N0Cnewspaper0Cbreaking0C20A0A90C11120Cbreaking40Bhtm/ia1.htm|title= Columbans pledge to continue missionary work|author=Ciara O'Brien|pub=Irish Times|date=November 11, 2009}} {{Publish}} {{archive}} [[Category:Ireland]] [[Category:Mike Smith (Wikinewsie)]] [[Category:Philippines]] [[Category:Brian Cowen]] [[Category:Micheál Martin]] [[Category:Crime and law]] [[Category:Politics and conflicts]] 0rpbub0fwxocd2ux360romo982y3v17 0 147175 4684851 3360157 2022-07-25T00:06:26Z SVTCobra 9158 {{w}} and local links wikitext text/x-wiki {{date|January 7, 2010}} {{United Kingdom}} The {{w|Ulster Defense Association}} (UDA), a paramilitary group in [[Northern Ireland]] that wants Northern Ireland to remain in the [[United Kingdom]], said today that it has rid itself of its weapons. A statement by the group read, "The Ulster Defense Association was formed to defend our communities. We state quite clearly and categorically that this responsibility now rests with the government and its institutions where legitimacy resides." UDA spokesperson Frankie Gallagher spoke at a press conference in [[Belfast]], stating that the group regrets the approximately 400 people, primarily Catholic civilians, that they were responsible for the murder of between 1971 and 2001. He added, "But we are determined and are willing to play our full part in ensuring that tragedy of the last 40 years will never happen again." The destruction of ammunition and explosives was verified by the {{w|Independent International Commission on Decommissioning}}, stating that other groups have a deadline of February 9 to destroy arms they may still hold, after which they may potentially face imprisonment. [[Ireland]]'s {{w|Minister for Foreign Affairs (Ireland)|Foreign Affairs Minister}}, [[Micheál Martin]], said in a statement, "This is a statement of confidence in the political process and in the devolved institutions. Another obstacle to dialogue and partnership has been removed." {{w|Irish President}} {{w|Mary McAleese}} said the group's choice was "a very positive milestone on the journey of peace." The other main "loyalist" groups, the {{w|Ulster Volunteer Force}} (UVF) and {{w|Red Hand Commandos}} (RHC), are reported to have destroyed their arms last June, with the [[IRA|Irish Republican Army]] (IRA) having destroyed their arms four years ago. However, two republican splinter groups, the {{w|Continuity Irish Republican Army}} (CIRA) and the {{w|Real Irish Republican Army}} (RIRA), have refused to lay down their arms and have continued to undertake attacks including three murders in March of 2009. The Real IRA {{w|2009 Massereene Barracks shooting|attacked the Massereene Barracks}} in Antrim, County Antrim on March 7 and killed two British soldiers. Three days later, The Continuity IRA claimed responsibility for the murder of Police Service of Northern Ireland officer Stephen Carroll, who was shot by a sniper responding to a call. There is also concern that the power-sharing government between {{w|Sinn Féin}} and the {{w|Democratic Unionist Party}} may collapse because of disagreements between the parties on the issue of transferring policing and justice powers from [[London]]. {{haveyoursay}} == Sources == *{{source|url=http://www.dw-world.de/dw/article/0,,5091587,00.html|title=Northern Irish loyalist group disarms|author=|pub=Deutsche Welle|date=January 6, 2010}} *{{source|url=http://www.google.com/hostednews/canadianpress/article/ALeqM5hv9IEu7BFnrX5xi-fa-viPOnzStQ|title=Northern Ireland's outlawed Ulster Defence Association says it has fully disarmed|author=Shawn Pogatchnik|pub=The Canadian Press|date=January 6, 2010}} *{{source|url=http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE6052EZ20100106|title=Northern Irish militants disarm, dissident threat remains|author=Andras Gergely|pub=Reuters|date=January 6, 2010}} *{{source|url=http://www.rnw.nl/english/article/paramilitary-uda-disarms-northern-ireland|title=Paramilitary UDA disarms in Northern Ireland|author=|pub=Radio Netherlands Worldwide|date=January 6, 2010}} {{Publish}} {{archive}} [[Category:Europe]] [[Category:Politics and conflicts]] [[Category:Northern Ireland]] [[Category:Police Service of Northern Ireland]] [[Category:United Kingdom]] 603rc54b1i4s08i90qqstopqayps91y 4684852 4684851 2022-07-25T00:06:42Z SVTCobra 9158 added [[Category:Ireland]] using [[Help:Gadget-HotCat|HotCat]] wikitext text/x-wiki {{date|January 7, 2010}} {{United Kingdom}} The {{w|Ulster Defense Association}} (UDA), a paramilitary group in [[Northern Ireland]] that wants Northern Ireland to remain in the [[United Kingdom]], said today that it has rid itself of its weapons. A statement by the group read, "The Ulster Defense Association was formed to defend our communities. We state quite clearly and categorically that this responsibility now rests with the government and its institutions where legitimacy resides." UDA spokesperson Frankie Gallagher spoke at a press conference in [[Belfast]], stating that the group regrets the approximately 400 people, primarily Catholic civilians, that they were responsible for the murder of between 1971 and 2001. He added, "But we are determined and are willing to play our full part in ensuring that tragedy of the last 40 years will never happen again." The destruction of ammunition and explosives was verified by the {{w|Independent International Commission on Decommissioning}}, stating that other groups have a deadline of February 9 to destroy arms they may still hold, after which they may potentially face imprisonment. [[Ireland]]'s {{w|Minister for Foreign Affairs (Ireland)|Foreign Affairs Minister}}, [[Micheál Martin]], said in a statement, "This is a statement of confidence in the political process and in the devolved institutions. Another obstacle to dialogue and partnership has been removed." {{w|Irish President}} {{w|Mary McAleese}} said the group's choice was "a very positive milestone on the journey of peace." The other main "loyalist" groups, the {{w|Ulster Volunteer Force}} (UVF) and {{w|Red Hand Commandos}} (RHC), are reported to have destroyed their arms last June, with the [[IRA|Irish Republican Army]] (IRA) having destroyed their arms four years ago. However, two republican splinter groups, the {{w|Continuity Irish Republican Army}} (CIRA) and the {{w|Real Irish Republican Army}} (RIRA), have refused to lay down their arms and have continued to undertake attacks including three murders in March of 2009. The Real IRA {{w|2009 Massereene Barracks shooting|attacked the Massereene Barracks}} in Antrim, County Antrim on March 7 and killed two British soldiers. Three days later, The Continuity IRA claimed responsibility for the murder of Police Service of Northern Ireland officer Stephen Carroll, who was shot by a sniper responding to a call. There is also concern that the power-sharing government between {{w|Sinn Féin}} and the {{w|Democratic Unionist Party}} may collapse because of disagreements between the parties on the issue of transferring policing and justice powers from [[London]]. {{haveyoursay}} == Sources == *{{source|url=http://www.dw-world.de/dw/article/0,,5091587,00.html|title=Northern Irish loyalist group disarms|author=|pub=Deutsche Welle|date=January 6, 2010}} *{{source|url=http://www.google.com/hostednews/canadianpress/article/ALeqM5hv9IEu7BFnrX5xi-fa-viPOnzStQ|title=Northern Ireland's outlawed Ulster Defence Association says it has fully disarmed|author=Shawn Pogatchnik|pub=The Canadian Press|date=January 6, 2010}} *{{source|url=http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE6052EZ20100106|title=Northern Irish militants disarm, dissident threat remains|author=Andras Gergely|pub=Reuters|date=January 6, 2010}} *{{source|url=http://www.rnw.nl/english/article/paramilitary-uda-disarms-northern-ireland|title=Paramilitary UDA disarms in Northern Ireland|author=|pub=Radio Netherlands Worldwide|date=January 6, 2010}} {{Publish}} {{archive}} [[Category:Europe]] [[Category:Politics and conflicts]] [[Category:Northern Ireland]] [[Category:Police Service of Northern Ireland]] [[Category:United Kingdom]] [[Category:Ireland]] f0tjd7pbfoy54wbaak2cs8h66uor9g3 4684853 4684852 2022-07-25T00:06:58Z SVTCobra 9158 added [[Category:Provisional IRA]] using [[Help:Gadget-HotCat|HotCat]] wikitext text/x-wiki {{date|January 7, 2010}} {{United Kingdom}} The {{w|Ulster Defense Association}} (UDA), a paramilitary group in [[Northern Ireland]] that wants Northern Ireland to remain in the [[United Kingdom]], said today that it has rid itself of its weapons. A statement by the group read, "The Ulster Defense Association was formed to defend our communities. We state quite clearly and categorically that this responsibility now rests with the government and its institutions where legitimacy resides." UDA spokesperson Frankie Gallagher spoke at a press conference in [[Belfast]], stating that the group regrets the approximately 400 people, primarily Catholic civilians, that they were responsible for the murder of between 1971 and 2001. He added, "But we are determined and are willing to play our full part in ensuring that tragedy of the last 40 years will never happen again." The destruction of ammunition and explosives was verified by the {{w|Independent International Commission on Decommissioning}}, stating that other groups have a deadline of February 9 to destroy arms they may still hold, after which they may potentially face imprisonment. [[Ireland]]'s {{w|Minister for Foreign Affairs (Ireland)|Foreign Affairs Minister}}, [[Micheál Martin]], said in a statement, "This is a statement of confidence in the political process and in the devolved institutions. Another obstacle to dialogue and partnership has been removed." {{w|Irish President}} {{w|Mary McAleese}} said the group's choice was "a very positive milestone on the journey of peace." The other main "loyalist" groups, the {{w|Ulster Volunteer Force}} (UVF) and {{w|Red Hand Commandos}} (RHC), are reported to have destroyed their arms last June, with the [[IRA|Irish Republican Army]] (IRA) having destroyed their arms four years ago. However, two republican splinter groups, the {{w|Continuity Irish Republican Army}} (CIRA) and the {{w|Real Irish Republican Army}} (RIRA), have refused to lay down their arms and have continued to undertake attacks including three murders in March of 2009. The Real IRA {{w|2009 Massereene Barracks shooting|attacked the Massereene Barracks}} in Antrim, County Antrim on March 7 and killed two British soldiers. Three days later, The Continuity IRA claimed responsibility for the murder of Police Service of Northern Ireland officer Stephen Carroll, who was shot by a sniper responding to a call. There is also concern that the power-sharing government between {{w|Sinn Féin}} and the {{w|Democratic Unionist Party}} may collapse because of disagreements between the parties on the issue of transferring policing and justice powers from [[London]]. {{haveyoursay}} == Sources == *{{source|url=http://www.dw-world.de/dw/article/0,,5091587,00.html|title=Northern Irish loyalist group disarms|author=|pub=Deutsche Welle|date=January 6, 2010}} *{{source|url=http://www.google.com/hostednews/canadianpress/article/ALeqM5hv9IEu7BFnrX5xi-fa-viPOnzStQ|title=Northern Ireland's outlawed Ulster Defence Association says it has fully disarmed|author=Shawn Pogatchnik|pub=The Canadian Press|date=January 6, 2010}} *{{source|url=http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE6052EZ20100106|title=Northern Irish militants disarm, dissident threat remains|author=Andras Gergely|pub=Reuters|date=January 6, 2010}} *{{source|url=http://www.rnw.nl/english/article/paramilitary-uda-disarms-northern-ireland|title=Paramilitary UDA disarms in Northern Ireland|author=|pub=Radio Netherlands Worldwide|date=January 6, 2010}} {{Publish}} {{archive}} [[Category:Europe]] [[Category:Politics and conflicts]] [[Category:Northern Ireland]] [[Category:Police Service of Northern Ireland]] [[Category:United Kingdom]] [[Category:Ireland]] [[Category:Provisional IRA]] oatcmt0wyujpatvd9hwbg9b5mpw37x3 4684854 4684853 2022-07-25T00:07:21Z SVTCobra 9158 added [[Category:Micheál Martin]] using [[Help:Gadget-HotCat|HotCat]] wikitext text/x-wiki {{date|January 7, 2010}} {{United Kingdom}} The {{w|Ulster Defense Association}} (UDA), a paramilitary group in [[Northern Ireland]] that wants Northern Ireland to remain in the [[United Kingdom]], said today that it has rid itself of its weapons. A statement by the group read, "The Ulster Defense Association was formed to defend our communities. We state quite clearly and categorically that this responsibility now rests with the government and its institutions where legitimacy resides." UDA spokesperson Frankie Gallagher spoke at a press conference in [[Belfast]], stating that the group regrets the approximately 400 people, primarily Catholic civilians, that they were responsible for the murder of between 1971 and 2001. He added, "But we are determined and are willing to play our full part in ensuring that tragedy of the last 40 years will never happen again." The destruction of ammunition and explosives was verified by the {{w|Independent International Commission on Decommissioning}}, stating that other groups have a deadline of February 9 to destroy arms they may still hold, after which they may potentially face imprisonment. [[Ireland]]'s {{w|Minister for Foreign Affairs (Ireland)|Foreign Affairs Minister}}, [[Micheál Martin]], said in a statement, "This is a statement of confidence in the political process and in the devolved institutions. Another obstacle to dialogue and partnership has been removed." {{w|Irish President}} {{w|Mary McAleese}} said the group's choice was "a very positive milestone on the journey of peace." The other main "loyalist" groups, the {{w|Ulster Volunteer Force}} (UVF) and {{w|Red Hand Commandos}} (RHC), are reported to have destroyed their arms last June, with the [[IRA|Irish Republican Army]] (IRA) having destroyed their arms four years ago. However, two republican splinter groups, the {{w|Continuity Irish Republican Army}} (CIRA) and the {{w|Real Irish Republican Army}} (RIRA), have refused to lay down their arms and have continued to undertake attacks including three murders in March of 2009. The Real IRA {{w|2009 Massereene Barracks shooting|attacked the Massereene Barracks}} in Antrim, County Antrim on March 7 and killed two British soldiers. Three days later, The Continuity IRA claimed responsibility for the murder of Police Service of Northern Ireland officer Stephen Carroll, who was shot by a sniper responding to a call. There is also concern that the power-sharing government between {{w|Sinn Féin}} and the {{w|Democratic Unionist Party}} may collapse because of disagreements between the parties on the issue of transferring policing and justice powers from [[London]]. {{haveyoursay}} == Sources == *{{source|url=http://www.dw-world.de/dw/article/0,,5091587,00.html|title=Northern Irish loyalist group disarms|author=|pub=Deutsche Welle|date=January 6, 2010}} *{{source|url=http://www.google.com/hostednews/canadianpress/article/ALeqM5hv9IEu7BFnrX5xi-fa-viPOnzStQ|title=Northern Ireland's outlawed Ulster Defence Association says it has fully disarmed|author=Shawn Pogatchnik|pub=The Canadian Press|date=January 6, 2010}} *{{source|url=http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE6052EZ20100106|title=Northern Irish militants disarm, dissident threat remains|author=Andras Gergely|pub=Reuters|date=January 6, 2010}} *{{source|url=http://www.rnw.nl/english/article/paramilitary-uda-disarms-northern-ireland|title=Paramilitary UDA disarms in Northern Ireland|author=|pub=Radio Netherlands Worldwide|date=January 6, 2010}} {{Publish}} {{archive}} [[Category:Europe]] [[Category:Politics and conflicts]] [[Category:Northern Ireland]] [[Category:Police Service of Northern Ireland]] [[Category:United Kingdom]] [[Category:Ireland]] [[Category:Provisional IRA]] [[Category:Micheál Martin]] mw63hf6knf31aa7e8yspvx985249y2i 0 191963 4684848 4225799 2022-07-24T23:53:42Z SVTCobra 9158 local links wikitext text/x-wiki {{date|June 20, 2010}} {{United Kingdom}} <div style="float:left; position: relative;"> [[File:Northern Ireland map - July 2007.png|thumb|left]] {{Image label|x=0.43 |y=0.52|scale=200|text=[[File:Red pog.svg|8px|link=|alt=]]}} </div> An explosive device was left inside a van parked outside a local police station in the small village of {{w|Aughnacloy, County Tyrone|Aughnacloy}}, {{w|County Tyrone}} in [[Northern Ireland]]. Army experts carried out a controlled explosion and have been examining the vehicle since. The van was left at about 10:00pm local time on Thursday night. Police from the area have confirmed that around 350 residents in the area were evacuated and spent the night in three community halls. Since the report Aughnacloy is partially open and the {{w|A5 road (Northern Ireland)|A5 road}} is accessible, although there is little access into Aughnacloy itself. The alert was raised during a telephone call to a newspaper office in {{w|Belfast}}. The caller used a recognised codeword and informed the newspaper the bomb will be detonated in an hour, which triggered an automatic response from police officers. {{w|Democratic Unionist Party}} councillor Sammy Brush said the evacuation seemed "fairly well organised" and there was "no panic", but it had to be completed within an hour to ensure the bomb could be safely disarmed and removed. The bomb is thought to have been left by {{w|Dissident republican|Dissident Republicans}}, which have been responsible for other similar attacks on official buildings this year. The bomb was left in an unmarked white Ford Transit van, which witnesses reported had the engine left running. The detonation device was believed to have been triggered, but the 300lb worth of explosives had failed to detonate. Brain Kee, the Aughnacloy {{w|PSNI}} Superintendent said, "If it had detonated it would have caused widespread devastation in the village and it's very likely that lives would have been lost." {{w|Tom Elliott}}, {{w|Ulster Unionist Party}} MLA for Fermanagh and South Tyrone, described the event as "deeply distressing." He went on to say that "this was an apparently large and viable device, which was planted with just an hour's warning, is deeply saddening for those who are committed to a peaceful future" and that such incidents were "becoming a familiar feature of life in Northern Ireland once again". {{w|Michelle Gildernew}}, {{w|Sinn Fein}} MP for {{w|Fermanagh and South Tyrone (UK Parliament constituency)|Fermanagh and South Tyrone}}, said those responsible for this act should "seriously reflect on what they are doing" and "[t]heir actions are no part of a campaign to bring about Irish unity and they have little or no popular support". A car, thought to have been used for the get-away, has been found burnt out just over the border in the {{w|Republic of Ireland}}. Mr Kee and the Irish Minister for Foreign Affairs [[Micheál Martin]] have asked for any witnesses to contact the {{w|Gardai}} or the PSNI immediately. {{haveyoursay}} == Sources == *{{source|url=http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2010/jun/18/bomb-northern-ireland-police-station |title=Bomb left outside Northern Ireland police station |author=Henry McDonald |pub=Guardian.co.uk |date=18 June 2010}} *{{source|url=http://www.u.tv/News/300lb-bomb-caused-Aughnacloy-alert/32056246-d341-4b29-94f4-1c30b3d3d3cc |title=300lb bomb caused Aughnacloy alert |author=UTV News |pub=UTV Live |date=18 June 2010}} *{{source|url=http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/northernireland/7837888/300lb-bomb-left-outside-Northern-Ireland-police-station.html |title=300lb bomb left outside Northern Ireland police station |author=Telegraph |pub=The Daily Telegraph |date= 18 June 2010}} *{{source|url=http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/northern_ireland/10347051.stm |title=300lb van bomb at Aughnacloy police station |author=BBC News |pub=BBC News Online |date=18 June 2010}} {{Publish}} [[Category:Northern Ireland]] [[Category:Politics and conflicts]] [[Category:Police Service of Northern Ireland]] [[Category:United Kingdom]] {{archive}} 0q0c3j74yqespdel96hc8p51j8apzmo 4684849 4684848 2022-07-24T23:54:34Z SVTCobra 9158 +[[Category:Ireland]]; +[[Category:Micheál Martin]] using [[Help:Gadget-HotCat|HotCat]] wikitext text/x-wiki {{date|June 20, 2010}} {{United Kingdom}} <div style="float:left; position: relative;"> [[File:Northern Ireland map - July 2007.png|thumb|left]] {{Image label|x=0.43 |y=0.52|scale=200|text=[[File:Red pog.svg|8px|link=|alt=]]}} </div> An explosive device was left inside a van parked outside a local police station in the small village of {{w|Aughnacloy, County Tyrone|Aughnacloy}}, {{w|County Tyrone}} in [[Northern Ireland]]. Army experts carried out a controlled explosion and have been examining the vehicle since. The van was left at about 10:00pm local time on Thursday night. Police from the area have confirmed that around 350 residents in the area were evacuated and spent the night in three community halls. Since the report Aughnacloy is partially open and the {{w|A5 road (Northern Ireland)|A5 road}} is accessible, although there is little access into Aughnacloy itself. The alert was raised during a telephone call to a newspaper office in {{w|Belfast}}. The caller used a recognised codeword and informed the newspaper the bomb will be detonated in an hour, which triggered an automatic response from police officers. {{w|Democratic Unionist Party}} councillor Sammy Brush said the evacuation seemed "fairly well organised" and there was "no panic", but it had to be completed within an hour to ensure the bomb could be safely disarmed and removed. The bomb is thought to have been left by {{w|Dissident republican|Dissident Republicans}}, which have been responsible for other similar attacks on official buildings this year. The bomb was left in an unmarked white Ford Transit van, which witnesses reported had the engine left running. The detonation device was believed to have been triggered, but the 300lb worth of explosives had failed to detonate. Brain Kee, the Aughnacloy {{w|PSNI}} Superintendent said, "If it had detonated it would have caused widespread devastation in the village and it's very likely that lives would have been lost." {{w|Tom Elliott}}, {{w|Ulster Unionist Party}} MLA for Fermanagh and South Tyrone, described the event as "deeply distressing." He went on to say that "this was an apparently large and viable device, which was planted with just an hour's warning, is deeply saddening for those who are committed to a peaceful future" and that such incidents were "becoming a familiar feature of life in Northern Ireland once again". {{w|Michelle Gildernew}}, {{w|Sinn Fein}} MP for {{w|Fermanagh and South Tyrone (UK Parliament constituency)|Fermanagh and South Tyrone}}, said those responsible for this act should "seriously reflect on what they are doing" and "[t]heir actions are no part of a campaign to bring about Irish unity and they have little or no popular support". A car, thought to have been used for the get-away, has been found burnt out just over the border in the {{w|Republic of Ireland}}. Mr Kee and the Irish Minister for Foreign Affairs [[Micheál Martin]] have asked for any witnesses to contact the {{w|Gardai}} or the PSNI immediately. {{haveyoursay}} == Sources == *{{source|url=http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2010/jun/18/bomb-northern-ireland-police-station |title=Bomb left outside Northern Ireland police station |author=Henry McDonald |pub=Guardian.co.uk |date=18 June 2010}} *{{source|url=http://www.u.tv/News/300lb-bomb-caused-Aughnacloy-alert/32056246-d341-4b29-94f4-1c30b3d3d3cc |title=300lb bomb caused Aughnacloy alert |author=UTV News |pub=UTV Live |date=18 June 2010}} *{{source|url=http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/northernireland/7837888/300lb-bomb-left-outside-Northern-Ireland-police-station.html |title=300lb bomb left outside Northern Ireland police station |author=Telegraph |pub=The Daily Telegraph |date= 18 June 2010}} *{{source|url=http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/northern_ireland/10347051.stm |title=300lb van bomb at Aughnacloy police station |author=BBC News 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This comes amid significant damage to the country's economy from the [[COVID-19 pandemic]], in which over 700 thousand people have lost their jobs, with the economy shrinking by 10%. [[File:Official portrait of Rishi Sunak crop 2.jpg|thumb|left|Sunak (pictured in 2017), who delivered the budget on Wednesday.{{image credit|Chris McAndrew}}]] Sunak announced an extension of the {{w|furlough}} scheme, which had been paying employees who could not work due to the pandemic 80% of their wages. He said it would be extended until September. The scheme also mentioned firms would have to pay 10% of this in July, and 20% in the months of August and September as the scheme ends. It was also announced that support for self-employed people would continue, with another grant for between February and April. Other support for workers included the {{w|minimum wage}} increasing to {{w|Pound sterling|£}}8.91/hour from April, and an existing £20 weekly increase in {{w|Universal Credit}} being extended through September. Sunak also announced some changes to taxation in the country, with corporation tax rising to 25% in April 2023. Sunak said that this would be the lowest rate in the {{w|G7}}, and that businesses would only be taxed if they made profits of over £250 thousand, which is only 10% of companies. Companies with profits of less than £50 thousand will continue to pay 19% corporation tax. Sunak said that income tax, {{w|national insurance}}, and {{w|VAT}} would not change in this budget<!--. Meanwhile, the suspension of {{w|stamp duty}} on house purchases in [[Northern Ireland]] and [[England]] will be extended to June 30,--> with alcohol and {{w|fuel duty}} continuing to be frozen. For hospitality firms, VAT will continue to be frozen at a reduced rate of five percent<!--, compared to the usual rate of 20%-->. The {{w|contactless payment}} limit will be increased from £45 to £100 this year. New {{w|free port|freeports}} were also announced in locations at {{w|East Midlands Airport}}; {{w|Felixstowe}} and {{w|Harwich}}; {{w|Humber}}; [[Liverpool]] City Region; {{w|Plymouth}}; {{w|Solent}}; and {{w|Thames}} and {{w|Teesside}}. These would allow reduced customs costs, and encourages investment. {{haveyoursay}} == Sources == *{{source |url = https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/mar/03/budget-2021-key-points-rishi-sunak |title = Budget 2021: key points at a glance |author = Richard Partington and Peter Walker |pub = The Guardian |date = March 3, 2021 }} *{{source |url = https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-56266773 |title = Budget 2021: Key points at-a-glance |pub = BBC News |date = March 3, 2021 }} *{{source |url = https://www.which.co.uk/news/2021/03/budget-2021-what-you-need-to-know/ |title = Budget 2021: what you need to know |author = Ian Aikman |pub = Which? |date = March 3, 2021 }} *{{source |url = https://www.gov.uk/government/news/budget-2021-what-you-need-to-know |title = Budget 2021: What you need to know |pub = UK Government |date = March 3, 2021 }} {{Publish}} {{archive}} [[Category:United Kingdom]] [[Category:Europe]] [[Category:Economy and business]] [[Category:Politics and conflicts]] [[Category:COVID-19]] [[Category:ImprovedWikiImprovment (Wikinewsie)]] j1mo2m931woreaxkxpx4erpv3muisz1 4684873 4684872 2022-07-25T01:06:12Z SVTCobra 9158 added [[Category:Rishi Sunak]] using [[Help:Gadget-HotCat|HotCat]] wikitext text/x-wiki {{date|March 5, 2021}}{{United Kingdom}} {{w|Chancellor of the Exchequer}} [[Rishi Sunak]] announced the [[UK]]'s {{w|2021 United Kingdom budget|2021 budget}} on Wednesday in the [[House of Commons of the United Kingdom|House of Commons]]. This comes amid significant damage to the country's economy from the [[COVID-19 pandemic]], in which over 700 thousand people have lost their jobs, with the economy shrinking by 10%. [[File:Official portrait of Rishi Sunak crop 2.jpg|thumb|left|Sunak (pictured in 2017), who delivered the budget on Wednesday.{{image credit|Chris McAndrew}}]] Sunak announced an extension of the {{w|furlough}} scheme, which had been paying employees who could not work due to the pandemic 80% of their wages. He said it would be extended until September. The scheme also mentioned firms would have to pay 10% of this in July, and 20% in the months of August and September as the scheme ends. It was also announced that support for self-employed people would continue, with another grant for between February and April. Other support for workers included the {{w|minimum wage}} increasing to {{w|Pound sterling|£}}8.91/hour from April, and an existing £20 weekly increase in {{w|Universal Credit}} being extended through September. Sunak also announced some changes to taxation in the country, with corporation tax rising to 25% in April 2023. Sunak said that this would be the lowest rate in the {{w|G7}}, and that businesses would only be taxed if they made profits of over £250 thousand, which is only 10% of companies. Companies with profits of less than £50 thousand will continue to pay 19% corporation tax. Sunak said that income tax, {{w|national insurance}}, and {{w|VAT}} would not change in this budget<!--. Meanwhile, the suspension of {{w|stamp duty}} on house purchases in [[Northern Ireland]] and [[England]] will be extended to June 30,--> with alcohol and {{w|fuel duty}} continuing to be frozen. For hospitality firms, VAT will continue to be frozen at a reduced rate of five percent<!--, compared to the usual rate of 20%-->. The {{w|contactless payment}} limit will be increased from £45 to £100 this year. New {{w|free port|freeports}} were also announced in locations at {{w|East Midlands Airport}}; {{w|Felixstowe}} and {{w|Harwich}}; {{w|Humber}}; [[Liverpool]] City Region; {{w|Plymouth}}; {{w|Solent}}; and {{w|Thames}} and {{w|Teesside}}. These would allow reduced customs costs, and encourages investment. {{haveyoursay}} == Sources == *{{source |url = https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/mar/03/budget-2021-key-points-rishi-sunak |title = Budget 2021: key points at a glance |author = Richard Partington and Peter Walker |pub = The Guardian |date = March 3, 2021 }} *{{source |url = https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-56266773 |title = Budget 2021: Key points at-a-glance |pub = BBC News |date = March 3, 2021 }} *{{source |url = https://www.which.co.uk/news/2021/03/budget-2021-what-you-need-to-know/ |title = Budget 2021: what you need to know |author = Ian Aikman |pub = Which? |date = March 3, 2021 }} *{{source |url = https://www.gov.uk/government/news/budget-2021-what-you-need-to-know |title = Budget 2021: What you need to know |pub = UK Government |date = March 3, 2021 }} {{Publish}} {{archive}} [[Category:United Kingdom]] [[Category:Europe]] [[Category:Economy and business]] [[Category:Politics and conflicts]] [[Category:COVID-19]] [[Category:ImprovedWikiImprovment (Wikinewsie)]] [[Category:Rishi Sunak]] 12y0nzqi9twg202dm8sbgi7msc97xgz 3 2923717 4684913 4622102 2022-07-25T07:56:29Z QueerEcofeminist 290008 QueerEcofeminist moved page [[User talk:ApophisJJ]] to [[User talk:Valentin JJ.]]: Automatically moved page while renaming the user "[[Special:CentralAuth/ApophisJJ|ApophisJJ]]" to "[[Special:CentralAuth/Valentin JJ.|Valentin JJ.]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Template:Welcome|realName=|name=ApophisJJ}} -- [[User:Wikinews Welcome|Wikinews Welcome]] ([[User talk:Wikinews Welcome|talk]]) 09:57, 3 June 2021 (UTC) 783h8sg0tqez2kf5kkq8zn2h09k0r0s 3 2930357 4684924 4638884 2022-07-25T09:34:10Z Vladimir Solovjev 21506 Vladimir Solovjev moved page [[User talk:ViktorChik VTR]] to [[User talk:Viktor Sonyboy]]: Automatically moved page while renaming the user "[[Special:CentralAuth/ViktorChik VTR|ViktorChik VTR]]" to "[[Special:CentralAuth/Viktor Sonyboy|Viktor Sonyboy]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Template:Welcome|realName=|name=ViktorChik VTR}} -- [[User:Wikinews Welcome|Wikinews Welcome]] ([[User talk:Wikinews Welcome|talk]]) 20:19, 29 August 2021 (UTC) n0dppg3uglcxbjuy380uynjdebsl0pm 0 2934193 4684867 4650202 2022-07-25T00:56:28Z SVTCobra 9158 local links wikitext text/x-wiki {{Economy and business}} {{date|October 26, 2021}} [[File:Chancellor Rishi Sunak.jpg|thumb|left|Portrait of Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak, taken May 13, 2020. {{image|UK Government}}]] On Monday, [[United Kingdom]] Chancellor of the Exchequer [[Rishi Sunak]] revealed in a media briefing that he will confirm in his Budget, scheduled for half-noon Wednesday, an end to the partial pay freeze on 2.6 million public sector employees introduced last November, alongside a 6.6% increase to the {{w|National Living Wage}}. Sunak used the fall in wages during [[COVID-19]] to justify his "pause" in public sector employees' pay that exempted 2.9 million [[National Health Service]] workers and those earning under {{w|Pound sterling|GBP}}24 thousand per year, but applied to 2.6 million teachers, police, civil servants and members of the {{w|British Armed Forces}}. While a pay rise is in order from spring next year, the precise details are pending consultation by independent advisers and pay review bodies, according to the ''{{w|i (newspaper)|i}}''. ''[[The Guardian]]'' writes some 5.7 million public sector employees could see a pay rise. In addition, about two million on minimum wage, including some from the above 5.7 million, could benefit from an increase in the national minimum and national living wages. According to the ''i'' and ''The Guardian'', the National Living Wage applicable for over-23s will increase by 59p to GBP9.50 an hour from next April, about GBP1000 for a full-time worker, in line with recommendations from independent advisory board the {{w|Low Pay Commission}}. The National Minimum Wage for those aged 21 to 22 will rise 82p to GBP9.18 an hour, and the Apprenticeship Rate will go up 51p to GBP4.81 an hour. However, according to senior research economist at the {{w|Institute for Fiscal Studies}} Tom Waters: "While this boosts earnings for full-time minimum wage workers by over £1,000 a year, those on {{w|universal credit}} will see their disposable income go up by just £250 because their taxes rise and benefit receipt falls as their earnings increase." Shadow chief secretary to the {{w|HM Treasury|Treasury}} and [[Labour Party (UK)|Labour]] MP {{w|Bridget Phillipson}} said the offer was "underwhelming", and "[m]uch of it will be swallowed up by the government’s tax rises, universal credit cuts and failure to get a grip on energy bills". UK inflation rose 2.9% the year to September, according to the {{w|Office of National Statistics}}. Phillipson contrasted Sunak's measures with those of a Labour government, according to ''{{w|The Independent}}'': "With a new deal for workers, exploitative practices like {{w|Zero-hour contract|zero hours contracts}} banned, Fire and rehire outlawed, a minimum wage of at least £10 an hour and fair pay agreements, a Labour government will transform work and raise standards." However, the ''{{w|Daily Mirror}}'' says Mr Sunak is considering a rise to GBP10.50 an hour, and the qualifying age for the National Living Wage lowered from 25 to 21 by the next election in 2024. This would match or exceed Labour's pledge of "a decent income that you can raise a family on": an increase of the "minimum wage to at least £10 an hour". Mr Sunak said during the media briefing that Speaker of the [[UK House of Commons|House of Commons]] Sir {{w|Lindsay Hoyle}} would later call "riding roughshod" over parliamentarians, that it was "[t]he economic impact and uncertainty of the virus" that led to the "difficult decision to pause private pay", which "[a]long with our Plan for Jobs, this action helped us protect livelihoods at the height of the pandemic. And now, with the economy firmly back on track, it’s right that nurses, teachers and all the other public-sector workers who played their part during the pandemic see their wages rise." Prime Minister [[Boris Johnson]] had announced at the [[Conservative Party (UK)|Conservative Party]] conference his intent to create a "high-pay, high-skill economy" after [[Brexit]], but it may take years for salary growth to catch up with mounting financial pressures, according to the ''i''. According to ''[[The Guardian]]'', analysis by the {{w|Resolution Foundation}} indicates those impacted by the freeze earned nearly 8% less than their private sector counterparts. The differential widened to 0.6% for all public sector employees, including those exempt. The Office of National Statistics writes total private sector pay grew 8.3% from June to August 2021, while public sector pay grew only 2.5%. == Sister links == {{sisters|October 2021 United Kingdom budget|2021 United Kingdom natural gas supplier crisis|Economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic in the United Kingdom}} {{haveyoursay}} == Sources == *{{source |url = https://labour.org.uk/stronger-together/britain-2030/better-jobs-better-work/ |title = Britain in 2030 |author = |pub = Labour Party (UK) |date = October 26, 2021 (date of access) |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211026043708/https://labour.org.uk/stronger-together/britain-2030/better-jobs-better-work/ }} *{{source |url = https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/oct/25/ministers-expected-traise-uk-national-living-wage-this-week |title = UK ‘national living wage’ to rise to £9.50 an hour from next April |author = Rowen Mason |pub = The Guardian |date = October 25, 2021 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211025195628/https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/oct/25/ministers-expected-traise-uk-national-living-wage-this-week }} *{{source |url = https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/oct/25/lindsay-hoyle-berates-rishi-sunak-leaking-budget-details |title = Speaker Lindsay Hoyle berates Rishi Sunak for briefing on budget details |author = Jessica Elgot |pub = The Guardian |date = October 25, 2021 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211026040712/https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/oct/25/lindsay-hoyle-berates-rishi-sunak-leaking-budget-details }} *{{source |url = https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/oct/25/rishi-sunak-to-scrap-public-sector-pay-freeze-amid-cost-of-living-crisis |title = Rishi Sunak to scrap public sector pay freeze in autumn budget |author = Jessica Elgot, Rowena Mason |pub = The Guardian |date = October 25, 2021 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211026031318/https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/oct/25/rishi-sunak-to-scrap-public-sector-pay-freeze-amid-cost-of-living-crisis }} *{{source |url = https://inews.co.uk/news/politics/budget-2021-public-sector-pay-rise-1267811 |title = Budget 2021: Public sector pay freeze will end next year as Rishi Sunak to confirm rises from spring |author = Hugo Gye |pub = i (newspaper) |date = October 25, 2021 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211026031505/https://inews.co.uk/news/politics/budget-2021-public-sector-pay-rise-1267811 }} *{{source |url = https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/public-sector-pay-freeze-rishi-sunak-b1945060.html |title = Public sector pay freeze imposed on millions during pandemic to be lifted |author = Jon Stone |pub = The Independent |date = October 25, 2021 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211026031629/https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/public-sector-pay-freeze-rishi-sunak-b1945060.html }} *{{source |url = https://inews.co.uk/news/consumer/minimum-wage-going-up-uk-national-living-increase-how-much-rise-budget-2021-explained-1266682 |title = Is the minimum wage going up? How much the UK national living wage will rise in Budget 2021 and what it is now |author = David Hughes |pub = i (newspaper) |date = October 25, 2021 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211026031729/https://inews.co.uk/news/consumer/minimum-wage-going-up-uk-national-living-increase-how-much-rise-budget-2021-explained-1266682 }} *{{source |url = https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/rishi-sunak-drawing-up-plans-25284684 |title = Rishi Sunak drawing up plans to raise minimum wage to £10 an hour before election |author = Nigel Nelson |pub = Daily Mirror |date = October 25, 2021 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211026032056/https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/rishi-sunak-drawing-up-plans-25284684 }} *{{source |url = https://www.ons.gov.uk/economy/inflationandpriceindices/bulletins/consumerpriceinflation/september2021 |title = Consumer price inflation, UK: September 2021 |author = Chris Payne |pub = Office of National Statistics |date = October 20, 2021 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211026042727/https://www.ons.gov.uk/economy/inflationandpriceindices/bulletins/consumerpriceinflation/september2021 }} *{{source |url = https://www.ons.gov.uk/employmentandlabourmarket/peopleinwork/employmentandemployeetypes/bulletins/averageweeklyearningsingreatbritain/latest |title = Average weekly earnings in Great Britain: October 2021 |author = Nicola White |pub = Office of National Statistics |date = October 12, 2021 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211026033445/https://www.theguardian.com/society/2020/dec/21/public-sector-pay-freeze-will-hit-those-earning-less-than-private-counterparts-report }} *{{source |url = https://www.theguardian.com/society/2020/dec/21/public-sector-pay-freeze-will-hit-those-earning-less-than-private-counterparts-report |title = Public-sector pay freeze will hit those earning less than private counterparts – report |author = Jasper Jolly |pub = The Guardian |date = December 21, 2020 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211026033548/https://www.ons.gov.uk/employmentandlabourmarket/peopleinwork/employmentandemployeetypes/bulletins/averageweeklyearningsingreatbritain/latest }} [[Category:Economy and business]] [[Category:United Kingdom]] [[Category:JJLiu112 (Wikinewsie)]] [[Category:Europe]] [[Category:COVID-19]] [[Category:Boris Johnson]] [[Category:Politics and conflicts]] [[Category:Conservative Party (UK)]] [[Category:Labour Party (UK)]] [[Category:UK House of Commons]] [[Category:UK Parliament]] {{Publish}} {{archive}} kdxou38lwdb61bsbakr4is01ckbqkfs 4684868 4684867 2022-07-25T00:57:17Z SVTCobra 9158 oops that one was already linked wikitext text/x-wiki {{Economy and business}} {{date|October 26, 2021}} [[File:Chancellor Rishi Sunak.jpg|thumb|left|Portrait of Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak, taken May 13, 2020. {{image|UK Government}}]] On Monday, [[United Kingdom]] Chancellor of the Exchequer [[Rishi Sunak]] revealed in a media briefing that he will confirm in his Budget, scheduled for half-noon Wednesday, an end to the partial pay freeze on 2.6 million public sector employees introduced last November, alongside a 6.6% increase to the {{w|National Living Wage}}. Sunak used the fall in wages during [[COVID-19]] to justify his "pause" in public sector employees' pay that exempted 2.9 million [[National Health Service]] workers and those earning under {{w|Pound sterling|GBP}}24 thousand per year, but applied to 2.6 million teachers, police, civil servants and members of the {{w|British Armed Forces}}. While a pay rise is in order from spring next year, the precise details are pending consultation by independent advisers and pay review bodies, according to the ''{{w|i (newspaper)|i}}''. ''[[The Guardian]]'' writes some 5.7 million public sector employees could see a pay rise. In addition, about two million on minimum wage, including some from the above 5.7 million, could benefit from an increase in the national minimum and national living wages. According to the ''i'' and ''The Guardian'', the National Living Wage applicable for over-23s will increase by 59p to GBP9.50 an hour from next April, about GBP1000 for a full-time worker, in line with recommendations from independent advisory board the {{w|Low Pay Commission}}. The National Minimum Wage for those aged 21 to 22 will rise 82p to GBP9.18 an hour, and the Apprenticeship Rate will go up 51p to GBP4.81 an hour. However, according to senior research economist at the {{w|Institute for Fiscal Studies}} Tom Waters: "While this boosts earnings for full-time minimum wage workers by over £1,000 a year, those on {{w|universal credit}} will see their disposable income go up by just £250 because their taxes rise and benefit receipt falls as their earnings increase." Shadow chief secretary to the {{w|HM Treasury|Treasury}} and [[Labour Party (UK)|Labour]] MP {{w|Bridget Phillipson}} said the offer was "underwhelming", and "[m]uch of it will be swallowed up by the government’s tax rises, universal credit cuts and failure to get a grip on energy bills". UK inflation rose 2.9% the year to September, according to the {{w|Office of National Statistics}}. Phillipson contrasted Sunak's measures with those of a Labour government, according to ''{{w|The Independent}}'': "With a new deal for workers, exploitative practices like {{w|Zero-hour contract|zero hours contracts}} banned, Fire and rehire outlawed, a minimum wage of at least £10 an hour and fair pay agreements, a Labour government will transform work and raise standards." However, the ''{{w|Daily Mirror}}'' says Mr Sunak is considering a rise to GBP10.50 an hour, and the qualifying age for the National Living Wage lowered from 25 to 21 by the next election in 2024. This would match or exceed Labour's pledge of "a decent income that you can raise a family on": an increase of the "minimum wage to at least £10 an hour". Mr Sunak said during the media briefing that Speaker of the [[UK House of Commons|House of Commons]] Sir {{w|Lindsay Hoyle}} would later call "riding roughshod" over parliamentarians, that it was "[t]he economic impact and uncertainty of the virus" that led to the "difficult decision to pause private pay", which "[a]long with our Plan for Jobs, this action helped us protect livelihoods at the height of the pandemic. And now, with the economy firmly back on track, it’s right that nurses, teachers and all the other public-sector workers who played their part during the pandemic see their wages rise." Prime Minister [[Boris Johnson]] had announced at the [[Conservative Party (UK)|Conservative Party]] conference his intent to create a "high-pay, high-skill economy" after [[Brexit]], but it may take years for salary growth to catch up with mounting financial pressures, according to the ''i''. According to ''The Guardian'', analysis by the {{w|Resolution Foundation}} indicates those impacted by the freeze earned nearly 8% less than their private sector counterparts. The differential widened to 0.6% for all public sector employees, including those exempt. The Office of National Statistics writes total private sector pay grew 8.3% from June to August 2021, while public sector pay grew only 2.5%. == Sister links == {{sisters|October 2021 United Kingdom budget|2021 United Kingdom natural gas supplier crisis|Economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic in the United Kingdom}} {{haveyoursay}} == Sources == *{{source |url = https://labour.org.uk/stronger-together/britain-2030/better-jobs-better-work/ |title = Britain in 2030 |author = |pub = Labour Party (UK) |date = October 26, 2021 (date of access) |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211026043708/https://labour.org.uk/stronger-together/britain-2030/better-jobs-better-work/ }} *{{source |url = https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/oct/25/ministers-expected-traise-uk-national-living-wage-this-week |title = UK ‘national living wage’ to rise to £9.50 an hour from next April |author = Rowen Mason |pub = The Guardian |date = October 25, 2021 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211025195628/https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/oct/25/ministers-expected-traise-uk-national-living-wage-this-week }} *{{source |url = https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/oct/25/lindsay-hoyle-berates-rishi-sunak-leaking-budget-details |title = Speaker Lindsay Hoyle berates Rishi Sunak for briefing on budget details |author = Jessica Elgot |pub = The Guardian |date = October 25, 2021 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211026040712/https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/oct/25/lindsay-hoyle-berates-rishi-sunak-leaking-budget-details }} *{{source |url = https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/oct/25/rishi-sunak-to-scrap-public-sector-pay-freeze-amid-cost-of-living-crisis |title = Rishi Sunak to scrap public sector pay freeze in autumn budget |author = Jessica Elgot, Rowena Mason |pub = The Guardian |date = October 25, 2021 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211026031318/https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/oct/25/rishi-sunak-to-scrap-public-sector-pay-freeze-amid-cost-of-living-crisis }} *{{source |url = https://inews.co.uk/news/politics/budget-2021-public-sector-pay-rise-1267811 |title = Budget 2021: Public sector pay freeze will end next year as Rishi Sunak to confirm rises from spring |author = Hugo Gye |pub = i (newspaper) |date = October 25, 2021 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211026031505/https://inews.co.uk/news/politics/budget-2021-public-sector-pay-rise-1267811 }} *{{source |url = https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/public-sector-pay-freeze-rishi-sunak-b1945060.html |title = Public sector pay freeze imposed on millions during pandemic to be lifted |author = Jon Stone |pub = The Independent |date = October 25, 2021 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211026031629/https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/public-sector-pay-freeze-rishi-sunak-b1945060.html }} *{{source |url = https://inews.co.uk/news/consumer/minimum-wage-going-up-uk-national-living-increase-how-much-rise-budget-2021-explained-1266682 |title = Is the minimum wage going up? How much the UK national living wage will rise in Budget 2021 and what it is now |author = David Hughes |pub = i (newspaper) |date = October 25, 2021 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211026031729/https://inews.co.uk/news/consumer/minimum-wage-going-up-uk-national-living-increase-how-much-rise-budget-2021-explained-1266682 }} *{{source |url = https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/rishi-sunak-drawing-up-plans-25284684 |title = Rishi Sunak drawing up plans to raise minimum wage to £10 an hour before election |author = Nigel Nelson |pub = Daily Mirror |date = October 25, 2021 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211026032056/https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/rishi-sunak-drawing-up-plans-25284684 }} *{{source |url = https://www.ons.gov.uk/economy/inflationandpriceindices/bulletins/consumerpriceinflation/september2021 |title = Consumer price inflation, UK: September 2021 |author = Chris Payne |pub = Office of National Statistics |date = October 20, 2021 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211026042727/https://www.ons.gov.uk/economy/inflationandpriceindices/bulletins/consumerpriceinflation/september2021 }} *{{source |url = https://www.ons.gov.uk/employmentandlabourmarket/peopleinwork/employmentandemployeetypes/bulletins/averageweeklyearningsingreatbritain/latest |title = Average weekly earnings in Great Britain: October 2021 |author = Nicola White |pub = Office of National Statistics |date = October 12, 2021 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211026033445/https://www.theguardian.com/society/2020/dec/21/public-sector-pay-freeze-will-hit-those-earning-less-than-private-counterparts-report }} *{{source |url = https://www.theguardian.com/society/2020/dec/21/public-sector-pay-freeze-will-hit-those-earning-less-than-private-counterparts-report |title = Public-sector pay freeze will hit those earning less than private counterparts – report |author = Jasper Jolly |pub = The Guardian |date = December 21, 2020 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211026033548/https://www.ons.gov.uk/employmentandlabourmarket/peopleinwork/employmentandemployeetypes/bulletins/averageweeklyearningsingreatbritain/latest }} [[Category:Economy and business]] [[Category:United Kingdom]] [[Category:JJLiu112 (Wikinewsie)]] [[Category:Europe]] [[Category:COVID-19]] [[Category:Boris Johnson]] [[Category:Politics and conflicts]] [[Category:Conservative Party (UK)]] [[Category:Labour Party (UK)]] [[Category:UK House of Commons]] [[Category:UK Parliament]] {{Publish}} {{archive}} 0zabw9yqctvppkdm2g9zlw02buxfiso 4684869 4684868 2022-07-25T00:57:36Z SVTCobra 9158 added [[Category:Rishi Sunak]] using [[Help:Gadget-HotCat|HotCat]] wikitext text/x-wiki {{Economy and business}} {{date|October 26, 2021}} [[File:Chancellor Rishi Sunak.jpg|thumb|left|Portrait of Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak, taken May 13, 2020. {{image|UK Government}}]] On Monday, [[United Kingdom]] Chancellor of the Exchequer [[Rishi Sunak]] revealed in a media briefing that he will confirm in his Budget, scheduled for half-noon Wednesday, an end to the partial pay freeze on 2.6 million public sector employees introduced last November, alongside a 6.6% increase to the {{w|National Living Wage}}. Sunak used the fall in wages during [[COVID-19]] to justify his "pause" in public sector employees' pay that exempted 2.9 million [[National Health Service]] workers and those earning under {{w|Pound sterling|GBP}}24 thousand per year, but applied to 2.6 million teachers, police, civil servants and members of the {{w|British Armed Forces}}. While a pay rise is in order from spring next year, the precise details are pending consultation by independent advisers and pay review bodies, according to the ''{{w|i (newspaper)|i}}''. ''[[The Guardian]]'' writes some 5.7 million public sector employees could see a pay rise. In addition, about two million on minimum wage, including some from the above 5.7 million, could benefit from an increase in the national minimum and national living wages. According to the ''i'' and ''The Guardian'', the National Living Wage applicable for over-23s will increase by 59p to GBP9.50 an hour from next April, about GBP1000 for a full-time worker, in line with recommendations from independent advisory board the {{w|Low Pay Commission}}. The National Minimum Wage for those aged 21 to 22 will rise 82p to GBP9.18 an hour, and the Apprenticeship Rate will go up 51p to GBP4.81 an hour. However, according to senior research economist at the {{w|Institute for Fiscal Studies}} Tom Waters: "While this boosts earnings for full-time minimum wage workers by over £1,000 a year, those on {{w|universal credit}} will see their disposable income go up by just £250 because their taxes rise and benefit receipt falls as their earnings increase." Shadow chief secretary to the {{w|HM Treasury|Treasury}} and [[Labour Party (UK)|Labour]] MP {{w|Bridget Phillipson}} said the offer was "underwhelming", and "[m]uch of it will be swallowed up by the government’s tax rises, universal credit cuts and failure to get a grip on energy bills". UK inflation rose 2.9% the year to September, according to the {{w|Office of National Statistics}}. Phillipson contrasted Sunak's measures with those of a Labour government, according to ''{{w|The Independent}}'': "With a new deal for workers, exploitative practices like {{w|Zero-hour contract|zero hours contracts}} banned, Fire and rehire outlawed, a minimum wage of at least £10 an hour and fair pay agreements, a Labour government will transform work and raise standards." However, the ''{{w|Daily Mirror}}'' says Mr Sunak is considering a rise to GBP10.50 an hour, and the qualifying age for the National Living Wage lowered from 25 to 21 by the next election in 2024. This would match or exceed Labour's pledge of "a decent income that you can raise a family on": an increase of the "minimum wage to at least £10 an hour". Mr Sunak said during the media briefing that Speaker of the [[UK House of Commons|House of Commons]] Sir {{w|Lindsay Hoyle}} would later call "riding roughshod" over parliamentarians, that it was "[t]he economic impact and uncertainty of the virus" that led to the "difficult decision to pause private pay", which "[a]long with our Plan for Jobs, this action helped us protect livelihoods at the height of the pandemic. And now, with the economy firmly back on track, it’s right that nurses, teachers and all the other public-sector workers who played their part during the pandemic see their wages rise." Prime Minister [[Boris Johnson]] had announced at the [[Conservative Party (UK)|Conservative Party]] conference his intent to create a "high-pay, high-skill economy" after [[Brexit]], but it may take years for salary growth to catch up with mounting financial pressures, according to the ''i''. According to ''The Guardian'', analysis by the {{w|Resolution Foundation}} indicates those impacted by the freeze earned nearly 8% less than their private sector counterparts. The differential widened to 0.6% for all public sector employees, including those exempt. The Office of National Statistics writes total private sector pay grew 8.3% from June to August 2021, while public sector pay grew only 2.5%. == Sister links == {{sisters|October 2021 United Kingdom budget|2021 United Kingdom natural gas supplier crisis|Economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic in the United Kingdom}} {{haveyoursay}} == Sources == *{{source |url = https://labour.org.uk/stronger-together/britain-2030/better-jobs-better-work/ |title = Britain in 2030 |author = |pub = Labour Party (UK) |date = October 26, 2021 (date of access) |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211026043708/https://labour.org.uk/stronger-together/britain-2030/better-jobs-better-work/ }} *{{source |url = https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/oct/25/ministers-expected-traise-uk-national-living-wage-this-week |title = UK ‘national living wage’ to rise to £9.50 an hour from next April |author = Rowen Mason |pub = The Guardian |date = October 25, 2021 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211025195628/https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/oct/25/ministers-expected-traise-uk-national-living-wage-this-week }} *{{source |url = https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/oct/25/lindsay-hoyle-berates-rishi-sunak-leaking-budget-details |title = Speaker Lindsay Hoyle berates Rishi Sunak for briefing on budget details |author = Jessica Elgot |pub = The Guardian |date = October 25, 2021 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211026040712/https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/oct/25/lindsay-hoyle-berates-rishi-sunak-leaking-budget-details }} *{{source |url = https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/oct/25/rishi-sunak-to-scrap-public-sector-pay-freeze-amid-cost-of-living-crisis |title = Rishi Sunak to scrap public sector pay freeze in autumn budget |author = Jessica Elgot, Rowena Mason |pub = The Guardian |date = October 25, 2021 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211026031318/https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/oct/25/rishi-sunak-to-scrap-public-sector-pay-freeze-amid-cost-of-living-crisis }} *{{source |url = https://inews.co.uk/news/politics/budget-2021-public-sector-pay-rise-1267811 |title = Budget 2021: Public sector pay freeze will end next year as Rishi Sunak to confirm rises from spring |author = Hugo Gye |pub = i (newspaper) |date = October 25, 2021 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211026031505/https://inews.co.uk/news/politics/budget-2021-public-sector-pay-rise-1267811 }} *{{source |url = https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/public-sector-pay-freeze-rishi-sunak-b1945060.html |title = Public sector pay freeze imposed on millions during pandemic to be lifted |author = Jon Stone |pub = The Independent |date = October 25, 2021 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211026031629/https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/public-sector-pay-freeze-rishi-sunak-b1945060.html }} *{{source |url = https://inews.co.uk/news/consumer/minimum-wage-going-up-uk-national-living-increase-how-much-rise-budget-2021-explained-1266682 |title = Is the minimum wage going up? How much the UK national living wage will rise in Budget 2021 and what it is now |author = David Hughes |pub = i (newspaper) |date = October 25, 2021 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211026031729/https://inews.co.uk/news/consumer/minimum-wage-going-up-uk-national-living-increase-how-much-rise-budget-2021-explained-1266682 }} *{{source |url = https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/rishi-sunak-drawing-up-plans-25284684 |title = Rishi Sunak drawing up plans to raise minimum wage to £10 an hour before election |author = Nigel Nelson |pub = Daily Mirror |date = October 25, 2021 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211026032056/https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/rishi-sunak-drawing-up-plans-25284684 }} *{{source |url = https://www.ons.gov.uk/economy/inflationandpriceindices/bulletins/consumerpriceinflation/september2021 |title = Consumer price inflation, UK: September 2021 |author = Chris Payne |pub = Office of National Statistics |date = October 20, 2021 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211026042727/https://www.ons.gov.uk/economy/inflationandpriceindices/bulletins/consumerpriceinflation/september2021 }} *{{source |url = https://www.ons.gov.uk/employmentandlabourmarket/peopleinwork/employmentandemployeetypes/bulletins/averageweeklyearningsingreatbritain/latest |title = Average weekly earnings in Great Britain: October 2021 |author = Nicola White |pub = Office of National Statistics |date = October 12, 2021 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211026033445/https://www.theguardian.com/society/2020/dec/21/public-sector-pay-freeze-will-hit-those-earning-less-than-private-counterparts-report }} *{{source |url = https://www.theguardian.com/society/2020/dec/21/public-sector-pay-freeze-will-hit-those-earning-less-than-private-counterparts-report |title = Public-sector pay freeze will hit those earning less than private counterparts – report |author = Jasper Jolly |pub = The Guardian |date = December 21, 2020 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211026033548/https://www.ons.gov.uk/employmentandlabourmarket/peopleinwork/employmentandemployeetypes/bulletins/averageweeklyearningsingreatbritain/latest }} [[Category:Economy and business]] [[Category:United Kingdom]] [[Category:JJLiu112 (Wikinewsie)]] [[Category:Europe]] [[Category:COVID-19]] [[Category:Boris Johnson]] [[Category:Politics and conflicts]] [[Category:Conservative Party (UK)]] [[Category:Labour Party (UK)]] [[Category:UK House of Commons]] [[Category:UK Parliament]] [[Category:Rishi Sunak]] {{Publish}} {{archive}} dfeuyspi10tfubmbjosog8ixgg7z8lg 4684870 4684869 2022-07-25T00:58:26Z SVTCobra 9158 added [[Category:National Health Service]] using [[Help:Gadget-HotCat|HotCat]] wikitext text/x-wiki {{Economy and business}} {{date|October 26, 2021}} [[File:Chancellor Rishi Sunak.jpg|thumb|left|Portrait of Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak, taken May 13, 2020. {{image|UK Government}}]] On Monday, [[United Kingdom]] Chancellor of the Exchequer [[Rishi Sunak]] revealed in a media briefing that he will confirm in his Budget, scheduled for half-noon Wednesday, an end to the partial pay freeze on 2.6 million public sector employees introduced last November, alongside a 6.6% increase to the {{w|National Living Wage}}. Sunak used the fall in wages during [[COVID-19]] to justify his "pause" in public sector employees' pay that exempted 2.9 million [[National Health Service]] workers and those earning under {{w|Pound sterling|GBP}}24 thousand per year, but applied to 2.6 million teachers, police, civil servants and members of the {{w|British Armed Forces}}. While a pay rise is in order from spring next year, the precise details are pending consultation by independent advisers and pay review bodies, according to the ''{{w|i (newspaper)|i}}''. ''[[The Guardian]]'' writes some 5.7 million public sector employees could see a pay rise. In addition, about two million on minimum wage, including some from the above 5.7 million, could benefit from an increase in the national minimum and national living wages. According to the ''i'' and ''The Guardian'', the National Living Wage applicable for over-23s will increase by 59p to GBP9.50 an hour from next April, about GBP1000 for a full-time worker, in line with recommendations from independent advisory board the {{w|Low Pay Commission}}. The National Minimum Wage for those aged 21 to 22 will rise 82p to GBP9.18 an hour, and the Apprenticeship Rate will go up 51p to GBP4.81 an hour. However, according to senior research economist at the {{w|Institute for Fiscal Studies}} Tom Waters: "While this boosts earnings for full-time minimum wage workers by over £1,000 a year, those on {{w|universal credit}} will see their disposable income go up by just £250 because their taxes rise and benefit receipt falls as their earnings increase." Shadow chief secretary to the {{w|HM Treasury|Treasury}} and [[Labour Party (UK)|Labour]] MP {{w|Bridget Phillipson}} said the offer was "underwhelming", and "[m]uch of it will be swallowed up by the government’s tax rises, universal credit cuts and failure to get a grip on energy bills". UK inflation rose 2.9% the year to September, according to the {{w|Office of National Statistics}}. Phillipson contrasted Sunak's measures with those of a Labour government, according to ''{{w|The Independent}}'': "With a new deal for workers, exploitative practices like {{w|Zero-hour contract|zero hours contracts}} banned, Fire and rehire outlawed, a minimum wage of at least £10 an hour and fair pay agreements, a Labour government will transform work and raise standards." However, the ''{{w|Daily Mirror}}'' says Mr Sunak is considering a rise to GBP10.50 an hour, and the qualifying age for the National Living Wage lowered from 25 to 21 by the next election in 2024. This would match or exceed Labour's pledge of "a decent income that you can raise a family on": an increase of the "minimum wage to at least £10 an hour". Mr Sunak said during the media briefing that Speaker of the [[UK House of Commons|House of Commons]] Sir {{w|Lindsay Hoyle}} would later call "riding roughshod" over parliamentarians, that it was "[t]he economic impact and uncertainty of the virus" that led to the "difficult decision to pause private pay", which "[a]long with our Plan for Jobs, this action helped us protect livelihoods at the height of the pandemic. And now, with the economy firmly back on track, it’s right that nurses, teachers and all the other public-sector workers who played their part during the pandemic see their wages rise." Prime Minister [[Boris Johnson]] had announced at the [[Conservative Party (UK)|Conservative Party]] conference his intent to create a "high-pay, high-skill economy" after [[Brexit]], but it may take years for salary growth to catch up with mounting financial pressures, according to the ''i''. According to ''The Guardian'', analysis by the {{w|Resolution Foundation}} indicates those impacted by the freeze earned nearly 8% less than their private sector counterparts. The differential widened to 0.6% for all public sector employees, including those exempt. The Office of National Statistics writes total private sector pay grew 8.3% from June to August 2021, while public sector pay grew only 2.5%. == Sister links == {{sisters|October 2021 United Kingdom budget|2021 United Kingdom natural gas supplier crisis|Economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic in the United Kingdom}} {{haveyoursay}} == Sources == *{{source |url = https://labour.org.uk/stronger-together/britain-2030/better-jobs-better-work/ |title = Britain in 2030 |author = |pub = Labour Party (UK) |date = October 26, 2021 (date of access) |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211026043708/https://labour.org.uk/stronger-together/britain-2030/better-jobs-better-work/ }} *{{source |url = https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/oct/25/ministers-expected-traise-uk-national-living-wage-this-week |title = UK ‘national living wage’ to rise to £9.50 an hour from next April |author = Rowen Mason |pub = The Guardian |date = October 25, 2021 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211025195628/https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/oct/25/ministers-expected-traise-uk-national-living-wage-this-week }} *{{source |url = https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/oct/25/lindsay-hoyle-berates-rishi-sunak-leaking-budget-details |title = Speaker Lindsay Hoyle berates Rishi Sunak for briefing on budget details |author = Jessica Elgot |pub = The Guardian |date = October 25, 2021 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211026040712/https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/oct/25/lindsay-hoyle-berates-rishi-sunak-leaking-budget-details }} *{{source |url = https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/oct/25/rishi-sunak-to-scrap-public-sector-pay-freeze-amid-cost-of-living-crisis |title = Rishi Sunak to scrap public sector pay freeze in autumn budget |author = Jessica Elgot, Rowena Mason |pub = The Guardian |date = October 25, 2021 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211026031318/https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/oct/25/rishi-sunak-to-scrap-public-sector-pay-freeze-amid-cost-of-living-crisis }} *{{source |url = https://inews.co.uk/news/politics/budget-2021-public-sector-pay-rise-1267811 |title = Budget 2021: Public sector pay freeze will end next year as Rishi Sunak to confirm rises from spring |author = Hugo Gye |pub = i (newspaper) |date = October 25, 2021 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211026031505/https://inews.co.uk/news/politics/budget-2021-public-sector-pay-rise-1267811 }} *{{source |url = https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/public-sector-pay-freeze-rishi-sunak-b1945060.html |title = Public sector pay freeze imposed on millions during pandemic to be lifted |author = Jon Stone |pub = The Independent |date = October 25, 2021 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211026031629/https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/public-sector-pay-freeze-rishi-sunak-b1945060.html }} *{{source |url = https://inews.co.uk/news/consumer/minimum-wage-going-up-uk-national-living-increase-how-much-rise-budget-2021-explained-1266682 |title = Is the minimum wage going up? How much the UK national living wage will rise in Budget 2021 and what it is now |author = David Hughes |pub = i (newspaper) |date = October 25, 2021 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211026031729/https://inews.co.uk/news/consumer/minimum-wage-going-up-uk-national-living-increase-how-much-rise-budget-2021-explained-1266682 }} *{{source |url = https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/rishi-sunak-drawing-up-plans-25284684 |title = Rishi Sunak drawing up plans to raise minimum wage to £10 an hour before election |author = Nigel Nelson |pub = Daily Mirror |date = October 25, 2021 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211026032056/https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/rishi-sunak-drawing-up-plans-25284684 }} *{{source |url = https://www.ons.gov.uk/economy/inflationandpriceindices/bulletins/consumerpriceinflation/september2021 |title = Consumer price inflation, UK: September 2021 |author = Chris Payne |pub = Office of National Statistics |date = October 20, 2021 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211026042727/https://www.ons.gov.uk/economy/inflationandpriceindices/bulletins/consumerpriceinflation/september2021 }} *{{source |url = https://www.ons.gov.uk/employmentandlabourmarket/peopleinwork/employmentandemployeetypes/bulletins/averageweeklyearningsingreatbritain/latest |title = Average weekly earnings in Great Britain: October 2021 |author = Nicola White |pub = Office of National Statistics |date = October 12, 2021 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211026033445/https://www.theguardian.com/society/2020/dec/21/public-sector-pay-freeze-will-hit-those-earning-less-than-private-counterparts-report }} *{{source |url = https://www.theguardian.com/society/2020/dec/21/public-sector-pay-freeze-will-hit-those-earning-less-than-private-counterparts-report |title = Public-sector pay freeze will hit those earning less than private counterparts – report |author = Jasper Jolly |pub = The Guardian |date = December 21, 2020 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20211026033548/https://www.ons.gov.uk/employmentandlabourmarket/peopleinwork/employmentandemployeetypes/bulletins/averageweeklyearningsingreatbritain/latest }} [[Category:Economy and business]] [[Category:United Kingdom]] [[Category:JJLiu112 (Wikinewsie)]] [[Category:Europe]] [[Category:COVID-19]] [[Category:Boris Johnson]] [[Category:Politics and conflicts]] [[Category:Conservative Party (UK)]] [[Category:Labour Party (UK)]] [[Category:UK House of Commons]] [[Category:UK Parliament]] [[Category:Rishi Sunak]] [[Category:National Health Service]] {{Publish}} {{archive}} qisvspdarcu8b311gtmjs2vml0kwhzs 3 2948658 4684922 4678464 2022-07-25T09:33:42Z Vladimir Solovjev 21506 Vladimir Solovjev moved page [[User talk:Taron Lam]] to [[User talk:M. Taron]]: Automatically moved page while renaming the user "[[Special:CentralAuth/Taron Lam|Taron Lam]]" to "[[Special:CentralAuth/M. Taron|M. Taron]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Template:Welcome|realName=|name=Taron Lam}} -- [[User:Wikinews Welcome|Wikinews Welcome]] ([[User talk:Wikinews Welcome|talk]]) 10:14, 26 May 2022 (UTC) jj5bu05obz13go63w4u0q26f3k1w4zc 0 2949143 4684876 4679586 2022-07-25T01:15:16Z SVTCobra 9158 added [[Category:Rishi Sunak]] using [[Help:Gadget-HotCat|HotCat]] wikitext text/x-wiki {{date|June 3, 2022}} {{Politics and conflicts}} [[File:Sue Gray report Fig 7.jpg|thumb|left|Johnson (visible) at a November 13, 2020 gathering to commemorate the departure of a special adviser in a partially-censored photograph published in the Sue Gray report into Partygate. {{image|[[Downing Street|10 Downing Street]]}}]] Chair of the {{w|Committee on Standards in Public Life}} {{w|Jonathan Evans, Baron Evans of Weardale|Jonathan Evans}} criticised [[United Kingdom]] Prime Minister [[Boris Johnson]]'s proposed changes to the {{w|ministerial code}} after the {{w|Partygate}} revelations on Wednesday as "highly unsatisfactory". The watchdog slammed revisions presented last week, which allow ministers to remain serving after breaching the code and continues to restrict the ethics adviser from launching investigations without the Prime Minister's consent. Evans said that unless the adviser, currently {{w|Christopher Geidt, Baron Geidt|Lord Geidt}}, is allowed to scrutinise ministerial conduct independently, "suspicion about the way in which the ministerial code is administered will linger." Evans wrote in a blog article published on {{w|gov.uk}} that the Committee proposed code infractions be tied to a series of graduated sanctions, rather than the "all-or-nothing approach" that gave past prime ministers unease. However, he continued, the government's reforms include the variable penalties whilst retaining the requirement investigations into the code are contingent on the Prime Minister's approval. Evans wrote the graduated sanctions, specified to be either a public apology, fine or request for resignation, was "part of a mutually dependent package of reforms, designed to be taken" alongside greater autonomy for the ethics adviser. [[File:Sue Gray report Fig 3.jpg|thumb|left|Johnson (centre) gathering in the Cabinet Room on June 19, 2020 beside Chancellor of the Exchequer {{w|Rishi Sunak}} (right)—their attendance got both fined after a [[Metropolitan Police]] investigation. {{image|10 Downing Street}}]] [[File:Boris Johnson birthday toast.jpg|thumb|left|The same day, Johnson (right) with then Permanent Secretary {{w|Simon Case}} (left). {{image|10 Downing Street}}]] Johnson dismissed Geidt's remarks there was a "legitimate question" over whether Johnson's receiving a fixed penalty notice for breaching [[COVID-19|Covid-19]] restrictions in June 2020 constituted an infraction. In a letter Tuesday, the Prime Minister wrote: "taking account of all the circumstances, I did not breach the code", and in clearing the parliamentary record "followed the principles of leadership and accountability". Geidt criticised the "circular process" that "could only risk placing the ministerial code in a place of ridicule", and reportedly considered resigning Tuesday. He said he told Johnson's advisers the PM "should be ready to offer public comment on his obligations under the ministerial code" to no avail. Evans agreed, elaborating "an adviser who believes their advice will be rejected will simply not put forward advice at all, with the precedent already established that this will lead to the adviser’s resignation."<!-- verified --> [[Conservative Party (UK)|Conservative Party]] MPs have continued to submit letters of no-confidence to the {{w|1922 Committee}} headed by Sir {{w|Graham Brady}}. A compilation by the [[BBC]] on Wednesday counted 28 MPs of the 54 MP threshold who have publicly urged Johnson to resign, though some may not have submitted letters. Those listed are diverse: they include past ministers, committee chairs and backbenchers on either side of the [[2016 UK EU referendum|Brexit]] debate. ''{{w|The Independent}}'' said at least thirty wanted the PM out. One of the most recent rebel MPs, {{w|Simon Fell (politician)|Simon Fell}} for {{w|Barrow and Furness (UK Parliament constituency)|Barrow and Furness}}, [[Scotland]] wrote to constituents: "It beggars belief that when the government was doing so much to help people during the [[coronavirus|pandemic]], a rotten core with an unacceptable culture carried on regardless of the restrictions placed on the rest of us". Another, {{w|Caroline Dinenage}} for {{w|Gosport (UK Parliament constituency)|Gosport}} expressed no-confidence with the remark that Johnson "has stated that measures have been put in place to achieve [systemic change], but until I see real evidence of leadership that is listening and changing, I’m afraid I am not prepared to defend it". Frontbench ministers accused breakaway Tories of doing "the opposition's work", according to culture minister {{w|Nadine Dorries}}. Home Secretary {{w|Priti Patel}} said focussing on dissenters is "a sideshow, quite frankly, rather than focusing on the real challenges", telling fellow MPs to "forget it". Johnson overruled the judgment of Geidt's predecessor Sir {{w|Alex Allan}} when he concluded Patel had "not consistently met the high standards expected of her" in 2020. In response, Sir Alex stepped down, acknowledging "it is for the Prime Minister to make a judgment on whether actions by a minister amount to a breach of the ministerial code" but adding "I feel that it is right that I should now resign". Associate director for the {{w|Institute for Government}} Tim Durrant told ''[[The Guardian]]'': "The fact that behaviour and propriety have been such an issue for this government has really exposed the limits of the code, and of Lord Geidt’s role." == Sister links == {{sisters|w|British government response to the COVID-19 pandemic}} {{sisters|w|COVID-19 pandemic in the United Kingdom}} {{sisters|w|Motions of no confidence in the United Kingdom}} {{haveyoursay}} == Sources == *{{source |url = https://cspl.blog.gov.uk/2022/06/01/the-government-should-go-beyond-a-low-level-of-ambition-on-the-ministerial-code/ |title = The government should go beyond a "low level of ambition" on the Ministerial Code |author = Jonathan Evans, Baron Evans of Weardale |pub = gov.uk |date = June 1, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2022/jun/01/boris-johnson-standards-committee-ministerial-code-ethics |title = Ethics watchdog says PM has failed to allay fears he is above the rules |author = Heather Stewart, Rajeev Syal, Jessica Elgot |pub = The Guardian |date = June 1, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/boris-johnson-ethics-ministerial-code-b2092343.html |title = Boris Johnson’s ministerial code shake-up will not restore pubic trust, says watchdog |author = Liam James |pub = The Independent |date = June 1, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-61664246 |title = Partygate: Who are the Tory MPs calling on Boris Johnson to go? |author = Joseph Cassidy |pub = BBC News |date = June 1, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2022/may/31/boris-johnson-partygate-ministerial-code-christoper-geidt |title = Johnson denies breaking ministerial code following ethics chief’s report |author = Heather Stewart |pub = The Guardian |date = May 31, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://news.sky.com/story/boris-johnson-fined-prime-minister-apologises-after-receiving-fixed-penalty-notice-for-lockdown-breaking-party-12588712 |title = Boris Johnson fined: Prime minister apologises after receiving fixed penalty notice for lockdown-breaking party |author = Samuel Osborne |pub = Sky News |date = April 13, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://www.standard.co.uk/news/politics/sir-alex-allen-resigns-priti-patel-bullying-b74851.html |title = PM’s ministerial standards adviser Alex Allan quits following Priti Patel inquiry |author = Harriet Brewis |pub = Evening Standard |date = November 20, 2020 |archiveurl = }} [[Category:United Kingdom]] [[Category:Boris Johnson]] [[Category:JJLiu112 (Wikinewsie)]] [[Category:Conservative Party (UK)]] [[Category:COVID-19]] [[Category:Coronavirus]] [[Category:Downing Street]] [[Category:Europe]] [[Category:Crime and law]] [[Category:Politics and conflicts]] [[Category:Rishi Sunak]] {{Publish}} qr8t6zbno3zdr8deglop9nehfyortpu 4684902 4684876 2022-07-25T04:50:10Z SVTCobra 9158 missing image wikitext text/x-wiki {{date|June 3, 2022}} {{Politics and conflicts}} [[File:Sue Gray report Fig 7.jpg|thumb|left|Johnson (visible) at a November 13, 2020 gathering to commemorate the departure of a special adviser in a partially-censored photograph published in the Sue Gray report into Partygate. {{image|[[Downing Street|10 Downing Street]]}}]] Chair of the {{w|Committee on Standards in Public Life}} {{w|Jonathan Evans, Baron Evans of Weardale|Jonathan Evans}} criticised [[United Kingdom]] Prime Minister [[Boris Johnson]]'s proposed changes to the {{w|ministerial code}} after the {{w|Partygate}} revelations on Wednesday as "highly unsatisfactory". The watchdog slammed revisions presented last week, which allow ministers to remain serving after breaching the code and continues to restrict the ethics adviser from launching investigations without the Prime Minister's consent. Evans said that unless the adviser, currently {{w|Christopher Geidt, Baron Geidt|Lord Geidt}}, is allowed to scrutinise ministerial conduct independently, "suspicion about the way in which the ministerial code is administered will linger." Evans wrote in a blog article published on {{w|gov.uk}} that the Committee proposed code infractions be tied to a series of graduated sanctions, rather than the "all-or-nothing approach" that gave past prime ministers unease. However, he continued, the government's reforms include the variable penalties whilst retaining the requirement investigations into the code are contingent on the Prime Minister's approval. Evans wrote the graduated sanctions, specified to be either a public apology, fine or request for resignation, was "part of a mutually dependent package of reforms, designed to be taken" alongside greater autonomy for the ethics adviser. [[File:Sue Gray report Fig 3.jpg|thumb|left|Johnson (centre) gathering in the Cabinet Room on June 19, 2020 beside Chancellor of the Exchequer {{w|Rishi Sunak}} (right)—their attendance got both fined after a [[Metropolitan Police]] investigation. {{image|10 Downing Street}}]] {{missing image|File:Boris Johnson birthday toast.jpg|thumb|left|The same day, Johnson (right) with then Permanent Secretary {{w|Simon Case}} (left). {{image|10 Downing Street}}}} Johnson dismissed Geidt's remarks there was a "legitimate question" over whether Johnson's receiving a fixed penalty notice for breaching [[COVID-19|Covid-19]] restrictions in June 2020 constituted an infraction. In a letter Tuesday, the Prime Minister wrote: "taking account of all the circumstances, I did not breach the code", and in clearing the parliamentary record "followed the principles of leadership and accountability". Geidt criticised the "circular process" that "could only risk placing the ministerial code in a place of ridicule", and reportedly considered resigning Tuesday. He said he told Johnson's advisers the PM "should be ready to offer public comment on his obligations under the ministerial code" to no avail. Evans agreed, elaborating "an adviser who believes their advice will be rejected will simply not put forward advice at all, with the precedent already established that this will lead to the adviser’s resignation."<!-- verified --> [[Conservative Party (UK)|Conservative Party]] MPs have continued to submit letters of no-confidence to the {{w|1922 Committee}} headed by Sir {{w|Graham Brady}}. A compilation by the [[BBC]] on Wednesday counted 28 MPs of the 54 MP threshold who have publicly urged Johnson to resign, though some may not have submitted letters. Those listed are diverse: they include past ministers, committee chairs and backbenchers on either side of the [[2016 UK EU referendum|Brexit]] debate. ''{{w|The Independent}}'' said at least thirty wanted the PM out. One of the most recent rebel MPs, {{w|Simon Fell (politician)|Simon Fell}} for {{w|Barrow and Furness (UK Parliament constituency)|Barrow and Furness}}, [[Scotland]] wrote to constituents: "It beggars belief that when the government was doing so much to help people during the [[coronavirus|pandemic]], a rotten core with an unacceptable culture carried on regardless of the restrictions placed on the rest of us". Another, {{w|Caroline Dinenage}} for {{w|Gosport (UK Parliament constituency)|Gosport}} expressed no-confidence with the remark that Johnson "has stated that measures have been put in place to achieve [systemic change], but until I see real evidence of leadership that is listening and changing, I’m afraid I am not prepared to defend it". Frontbench ministers accused breakaway Tories of doing "the opposition's work", according to culture minister {{w|Nadine Dorries}}. Home Secretary {{w|Priti Patel}} said focussing on dissenters is "a sideshow, quite frankly, rather than focusing on the real challenges", telling fellow MPs to "forget it". Johnson overruled the judgment of Geidt's predecessor Sir {{w|Alex Allan}} when he concluded Patel had "not consistently met the high standards expected of her" in 2020. In response, Sir Alex stepped down, acknowledging "it is for the Prime Minister to make a judgment on whether actions by a minister amount to a breach of the ministerial code" but adding "I feel that it is right that I should now resign". Associate director for the {{w|Institute for Government}} Tim Durrant told ''[[The Guardian]]'': "The fact that behaviour and propriety have been such an issue for this government has really exposed the limits of the code, and of Lord Geidt’s role." == Sister links == {{sisters|w|British government response to the COVID-19 pandemic}} {{sisters|w|COVID-19 pandemic in the United Kingdom}} {{sisters|w|Motions of no confidence in the United Kingdom}} {{haveyoursay}} == Sources == *{{source |url = https://cspl.blog.gov.uk/2022/06/01/the-government-should-go-beyond-a-low-level-of-ambition-on-the-ministerial-code/ |title = The government should go beyond a "low level of ambition" on the Ministerial Code |author = Jonathan Evans, Baron Evans of Weardale |pub = gov.uk |date = June 1, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2022/jun/01/boris-johnson-standards-committee-ministerial-code-ethics |title = Ethics watchdog says PM has failed to allay fears he is above the rules |author = Heather Stewart, Rajeev Syal, Jessica Elgot |pub = The Guardian |date = June 1, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/boris-johnson-ethics-ministerial-code-b2092343.html |title = Boris Johnson’s ministerial code shake-up will not restore pubic trust, says watchdog |author = Liam James |pub = The Independent |date = June 1, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-61664246 |title = Partygate: Who are the Tory MPs calling on Boris Johnson to go? |author = Joseph Cassidy |pub = BBC News |date = June 1, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2022/may/31/boris-johnson-partygate-ministerial-code-christoper-geidt |title = Johnson denies breaking ministerial code following ethics chief’s report |author = Heather Stewart |pub = The Guardian |date = May 31, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://news.sky.com/story/boris-johnson-fined-prime-minister-apologises-after-receiving-fixed-penalty-notice-for-lockdown-breaking-party-12588712 |title = Boris Johnson fined: Prime minister apologises after receiving fixed penalty notice for lockdown-breaking party |author = Samuel Osborne |pub = Sky News |date = April 13, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://www.standard.co.uk/news/politics/sir-alex-allen-resigns-priti-patel-bullying-b74851.html |title = PM’s ministerial standards adviser Alex Allan quits following Priti Patel inquiry |author = Harriet Brewis |pub = Evening Standard |date = November 20, 2020 |archiveurl = }} [[Category:United Kingdom]] [[Category:Boris Johnson]] [[Category:JJLiu112 (Wikinewsie)]] [[Category:Conservative Party (UK)]] [[Category:COVID-19]] [[Category:Coronavirus]] [[Category:Downing Street]] [[Category:Europe]] [[Category:Crime and law]] [[Category:Politics and conflicts]] [[Category:Rishi Sunak]] {{Publish}} pbpwpaeo2zote21lpwogh5ndvby5hbv 102 2951776 4684760 4683830 2022-07-24T12:08:03Z 174.251.224.9 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Commentary/LQT}}{{#useliquidthreads:1}} <!-- Leave this line alone. --><noinclude> {{#ifeq:{{NAMESPACE}}|Comments||[[Category:Preload templates]]}} </noinclude>I think this is one of the coolest events ever. There is so much to learn and I'm proud to see others are interested Tjvtj369. nplrvikbccy6qt73fxsdks60tfjtm8n 4 2951999 4684912 4684722 2022-07-25T07:21:24Z Alexis Jazz 750360 Updating gadget usage statistics from [[Special:GadgetUsage]] ([[phab:T121049]]) wikitext text/x-wiki {{#ifexist:Project:GUS2Wiki/top|{{/top}}|This page provides a historical record of [[Special:GadgetUsage]] through its page history. To get the data in CSV format, see wikitext. To customize this message or add categories, create [[/top]].}} The following data is cached, and was last updated 2022-07-23T01:30:20Z. A maximum of {{PLURAL:5000|one result is|5000 results are}} available in the cache. {| class="sortable wikitable" ! 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Wickremesinghe, who has served as acting president in his predecessor's absence, defeated rival candidates for the presidency by 134 votes to 82, with support from MPs of the ruling {{w|Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna|Sri Lanka People's Front}}. The former president, [[Gotabaya Rajapaksa]], fled Sri Lanka for the [[Maldives]] on July 13 and tendered his resignation from [[Singapore]] the following day. This came after months of unrest and protests over a devastating economic crisis which saw soaring inflation, blackouts and shortages of many essential supplies. Wickremesinghe initially offered to resign alongside Rajapaksa; however following the president's exodus he assumed the role of acting president. Wickremesinghe served as prime minister under Rajapaksa, and the [[BBC]] reports many view his administration as complicit in mismanaging the economy. Nevertheless, the transition of power drew relatively few protests. "He is here — and we will see what his actions are. If we don't get any food, any medicine, we'll be on the streets," a former protestor told the BBC. {{QuoteLeft|I am not a friend of the Rajapaksas. I am a friend of the people.|Ranil Wickremesinghe}} Anbarasan Ethirajan, writing for the BBC, reported other protesters' disappointment, worrying Wickremesinghe would gradually crackdown and forcibly end the protests. For his part, Wickremesinghe said he supports peaceful demonstrations, but warned against occupying government buildings and attempts to overthrow the government. Wickremesinghe has held many senior positions during his 45-year political career, including serving six terms as prime minister. He unsuccessfully ran for President twice. Local media reports the next cabinet is expected to include ministers from opposition parties, who have agreed to work with Wickremesinghe. The new president will strive for stability ahead of resuming talks with the [[International Monetary Fund]] for a [[USD|$]]3 billion bailout. {{haveyoursay}} == Related news == *{{wikinews|title=Mass protests prompt Sri Lankan cabinet to resign|date=April 6, 2022}} == Sister links == {{sisters|w|2022 Sri Lankan presidential election|w|2019–present Sri Lankan economic crisis|w|2022 Sri Lankan protests}} == Sources == *{{source |url = https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-62248225 |title = Ranil Wickremesinghe: Sri Lanka sees new president sworn into office |author = Frances Mao |pub = BBC News |date = July 21, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/7/21/ranil-wickremesinghe |title = Ranil Wickremesinghe sworn in as Sri Lankan president amid unrest |author = Saroj Pathirana |pub = Al Jazeera |date = July 21, 2022 |archiveurl = }} [[Category:Gotabaya Rajapaksa]] [[Category:Sri Lanka]] [[Category:Singapore]] [[Category:Asia]] [[Category:Protests]] [[Category:International Monetary Fund]] [[Category:Economy and business]] [[Category:Politics and conflicts]] [[Category:CSJJ104 (Wikinewsie)]] 73lgzh6wmtq8hbbiga8xrwxn89jz53j 4684812 4684811 2022-07-24T22:43:34Z JJLiu112 2780319 fix template wikitext text/x-wiki {{review}} {{date|July 21, 2022}} {{Sri Lanka}} [[File:Prime Minister of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka, Mr. Ranil Wickremesinghe, at Hyderabad House, in New Delhi on September 15, 2015 (1).jpg|140px|left|thumb|Wickremesinghe in 2015. {{image|{{w|Prime Minister's Office (India)|PMO}}}}]] {{w|Ranil Wickremesinghe}} was sworn in as the ninth President of [[Sri Lanka]] at a ceremony in the country's {{w|Parliament of Sri Lanka|Parliament}} in {{w|Colombo}} on Thursday. Wickremesinghe, who has served as acting president in his predecessor's absence, defeated rival candidates for the presidency by 134 votes to 82, with support from MPs of the ruling {{w|Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna|Sri Lanka People's Front}}. The former president, [[Gotabaya Rajapaksa]], fled Sri Lanka for the [[Maldives]] on July 13 and tendered his resignation from [[Singapore]] the following day. This came after months of unrest and protests over a devastating economic crisis which saw soaring inflation, blackouts and shortages of many essential supplies. Wickremesinghe initially offered to resign alongside Rajapaksa; however following the president's exodus he assumed the role of acting president. Wickremesinghe served as prime minister under Rajapaksa, and the [[BBC]] reports many view his administration as complicit in mismanaging the economy. Nevertheless, the transition of power drew relatively few protests. "He is here — and we will see what his actions are. If we don't get any food, any medicine, we'll be on the streets," a former protestor told the BBC. {{QuoteLeft|I am not a friend of the Rajapaksas. I am a friend of the people.|30px|30px|Ranil Wickremesinghe}} Anbarasan Ethirajan, writing for the BBC, reported other protesters' disappointment, worrying Wickremesinghe would gradually crackdown and forcibly end the protests. For his part, Wickremesinghe said he supports peaceful demonstrations, but warned against occupying government buildings and attempts to overthrow the government. Wickremesinghe has held many senior positions during his 45-year political career, including serving six terms as prime minister. He unsuccessfully ran for President twice. Local media reports the next cabinet is expected to include ministers from opposition parties, who have agreed to work with Wickremesinghe. The new president will strive for stability ahead of resuming talks with the [[International Monetary Fund]] for a [[USD|$]]3 billion bailout. {{haveyoursay}} == Related news == *{{wikinews|title=Mass protests prompt Sri Lankan cabinet to resign|date=April 6, 2022}} == Sister links == {{sisters|w|2022 Sri Lankan presidential election|w|2019–present Sri Lankan economic crisis|w|2022 Sri Lankan protests}} == Sources == *{{source |url = https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-62248225 |title = Ranil Wickremesinghe: Sri Lanka sees new president sworn into office |author = Frances Mao |pub = BBC News |date = July 21, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/7/21/ranil-wickremesinghe |title = Ranil Wickremesinghe sworn in as Sri Lankan president amid unrest |author = Saroj Pathirana |pub = Al Jazeera |date = July 21, 2022 |archiveurl = }} [[Category:Gotabaya Rajapaksa]] [[Category:Sri Lanka]] [[Category:Singapore]] [[Category:Asia]] [[Category:Protests]] [[Category:International Monetary Fund]] [[Category:Economy and business]] [[Category:Politics and conflicts]] [[Category:CSJJ104 (Wikinewsie)]] jb4uhv6sgxgg8jy32davpa7e06f85li 4684813 4684812 2022-07-24T22:45:00Z JJLiu112 2780319 wikitext text/x-wiki {{review}} {{date|July 21, 2022}} {{Sri Lanka}} [[File:Prime Minister of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka, Mr. Ranil Wickremesinghe, at Hyderabad House, in New Delhi on September 15, 2015 (1).jpg|140px|left|thumb|Wickremesinghe, then Prime Minister, during a meeting with his [[India]]n counterpart [[Narendra Modi]] on September 15, 2015. {{image|{{w|Prime Minister's Office (India)|PMO}}}}]] {{w|Ranil Wickremesinghe}} was sworn in as the ninth President of [[Sri Lanka]] at a ceremony in the country's {{w|Parliament of Sri Lanka|Parliament}} in {{w|Colombo}} on Thursday. Wickremesinghe, who has served as acting president in his predecessor's absence, defeated rival candidates for the presidency by 134 votes to 82, with support from MPs of the ruling {{w|Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna|Sri Lanka People's Front}}. The former president, [[Gotabaya Rajapaksa]], fled Sri Lanka for the [[Maldives]] on July 13 and tendered his resignation from [[Singapore]] the following day. This came after months of unrest and protests over a devastating economic crisis which saw soaring inflation, blackouts and shortages of many essential supplies. Wickremesinghe initially offered to resign alongside Rajapaksa; however following the president's exodus he assumed the role of acting president. Wickremesinghe served as prime minister under Rajapaksa, and the [[BBC]] reports many view his administration as complicit in mismanaging the economy. Nevertheless, the transition of power drew relatively few protests. "He is here — and we will see what his actions are. If we don't get any food, any medicine, we'll be on the streets," a former protestor told the BBC. {{QuoteLeft|I am not a friend of the Rajapaksas. I am a friend of the people.|30px|30px|Ranil Wickremesinghe}} Anbarasan Ethirajan, writing for the BBC, reported other protesters' disappointment, worrying Wickremesinghe would gradually crackdown and forcibly end the protests. For his part, Wickremesinghe said he supports peaceful demonstrations, but warned against occupying government buildings and attempts to overthrow the government. Wickremesinghe has held many senior positions during his 45-year political career, including serving six terms as prime minister. He unsuccessfully ran for President twice. Local media reports the next cabinet is expected to include ministers from opposition parties, who have agreed to work with Wickremesinghe. The new president will strive for stability ahead of resuming talks with the [[International Monetary Fund]] for a [[USD|$]]3 billion bailout. {{haveyoursay}} == Related news == *{{wikinews|title=Mass protests prompt Sri Lankan cabinet to resign|date=April 6, 2022}} == Sister links == {{sisters|w|2022 Sri Lankan presidential election|w|2019–present Sri Lankan economic crisis|w|2022 Sri Lankan protests}} == Sources == *{{source |url = https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-62248225 |title = Ranil Wickremesinghe: Sri Lanka sees new president sworn into office |author = Frances Mao |pub = BBC News |date = July 21, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/7/21/ranil-wickremesinghe |title = Ranil Wickremesinghe sworn in as Sri Lankan president amid unrest |author = Saroj Pathirana |pub = Al Jazeera |date = July 21, 2022 |archiveurl = }} [[Category:Gotabaya Rajapaksa]] [[Category:Sri Lanka]] [[Category:Singapore]] [[Category:Asia]] [[Category:Protests]] [[Category:International Monetary Fund]] [[Category:Economy and business]] [[Category:Politics and conflicts]] [[Category:CSJJ104 (Wikinewsie)]] 5ezf4x09gd7qk6wfqd7ihiniuu10lkx 4684816 4684813 2022-07-24T22:46:05Z JJLiu112 2780319 Publish. (Using [[MediaWiki:Gadget-easyPeerReview.js|easy peer review]]) wikitext text/x-wiki {{date|July 24, 2022}} {{Sri Lanka}} [[File:Prime Minister of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka, Mr. Ranil Wickremesinghe, at Hyderabad House, in New Delhi on September 15, 2015 (1).jpg|140px|left|thumb|Wickremesinghe, then Prime Minister, during a meeting with his [[India]]n counterpart [[Narendra Modi]] on September 15, 2015. {{image|{{w|Prime Minister's Office (India)|PMO}}}}]] {{w|Ranil Wickremesinghe}} was sworn in as the ninth President of [[Sri Lanka]] at a ceremony in the country's {{w|Parliament of Sri Lanka|Parliament}} in {{w|Colombo}} on Thursday. Wickremesinghe, who has served as acting president in his predecessor's absence, defeated rival candidates for the presidency by 134 votes to 82, with support from MPs of the ruling {{w|Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna|Sri Lanka People's Front}}. The former president, [[Gotabaya Rajapaksa]], fled Sri Lanka for the [[Maldives]] on July 13 and tendered his resignation from [[Singapore]] the following day. This came after months of unrest and protests over a devastating economic crisis which saw soaring inflation, blackouts and shortages of many essential supplies. Wickremesinghe initially offered to resign alongside Rajapaksa; however following the president's exodus he assumed the role of acting president. Wickremesinghe served as prime minister under Rajapaksa, and the [[BBC]] reports many view his administration as complicit in mismanaging the economy. Nevertheless, the transition of power drew relatively few protests. "He is here — and we will see what his actions are. If we don't get any food, any medicine, we'll be on the streets," a former protestor told the BBC. {{QuoteLeft|I am not a friend of the Rajapaksas. I am a friend of the people.|30px|30px|Ranil Wickremesinghe}} Anbarasan Ethirajan, writing for the BBC, reported other protesters' disappointment, worrying Wickremesinghe would gradually crackdown and forcibly end the protests. For his part, Wickremesinghe said he supports peaceful demonstrations, but warned against occupying government buildings and attempts to overthrow the government. Wickremesinghe has held many senior positions during his 45-year political career, including serving six terms as prime minister. He unsuccessfully ran for President twice. Local media reports the next cabinet is expected to include ministers from opposition parties, who have agreed to work with Wickremesinghe. The new president will strive for stability ahead of resuming talks with the [[International Monetary Fund]] for a [[USD|$]]3 billion bailout. {{haveyoursay}} == Related news == *{{wikinews|title=Mass protests prompt Sri Lankan cabinet to resign|date=April 6, 2022}} == Sister links == {{sisters|w|2022 Sri Lankan presidential election|w|2019–present Sri Lankan economic crisis|w|2022 Sri Lankan protests}} == Sources == *{{source |url = https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-62248225 |title = Ranil Wickremesinghe: Sri Lanka sees new president sworn into office |author = Frances Mao |pub = BBC News |date = July 21, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/7/21/ranil-wickremesinghe |title = Ranil Wickremesinghe sworn in as Sri Lankan president amid unrest |author = Saroj Pathirana |pub = Al Jazeera |date = July 21, 2022 |archiveurl = }} [[Category:Gotabaya Rajapaksa]] [[Category:Sri Lanka]] [[Category:Singapore]] [[Category:Asia]] [[Category:Protests]] [[Category:International Monetary Fund]] [[Category:Economy and business]] [[Category:Politics and conflicts]] [[Category:CSJJ104 (Wikinewsie)]] {{Publish}} lbtrobmtr8mfpo2wv49015bi76j7bzt 4684863 4684816 2022-07-25T00:50:00Z SVTCobra 9158 Protected "[[Ranil Wickremesinghe sworn in as Sri Lankan President]]": Standard protection (s/p) ([Edit=Allow only autoconfirmed users] (indefinite) [Move=Allow only administrators] (indefinite)) wikitext text/x-wiki {{date|July 24, 2022}} {{Sri Lanka}} [[File:Prime Minister of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka, Mr. Ranil Wickremesinghe, at Hyderabad House, in New Delhi on September 15, 2015 (1).jpg|140px|left|thumb|Wickremesinghe, then Prime Minister, during a meeting with his [[India]]n counterpart [[Narendra Modi]] on September 15, 2015. {{image|{{w|Prime Minister's Office (India)|PMO}}}}]] {{w|Ranil Wickremesinghe}} was sworn in as the ninth President of [[Sri Lanka]] at a ceremony in the country's {{w|Parliament of Sri Lanka|Parliament}} in {{w|Colombo}} on Thursday. Wickremesinghe, who has served as acting president in his predecessor's absence, defeated rival candidates for the presidency by 134 votes to 82, with support from MPs of the ruling {{w|Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna|Sri Lanka People's Front}}. The former president, [[Gotabaya Rajapaksa]], fled Sri Lanka for the [[Maldives]] on July 13 and tendered his resignation from [[Singapore]] the following day. This came after months of unrest and protests over a devastating economic crisis which saw soaring inflation, blackouts and shortages of many essential supplies. Wickremesinghe initially offered to resign alongside Rajapaksa; however following the president's exodus he assumed the role of acting president. Wickremesinghe served as prime minister under Rajapaksa, and the [[BBC]] reports many view his administration as complicit in mismanaging the economy. Nevertheless, the transition of power drew relatively few protests. "He is here — and we will see what his actions are. If we don't get any food, any medicine, we'll be on the streets," a former protestor told the BBC. {{QuoteLeft|I am not a friend of the Rajapaksas. I am a friend of the people.|30px|30px|Ranil Wickremesinghe}} Anbarasan Ethirajan, writing for the BBC, reported other protesters' disappointment, worrying Wickremesinghe would gradually crackdown and forcibly end the protests. For his part, Wickremesinghe said he supports peaceful demonstrations, but warned against occupying government buildings and attempts to overthrow the government. Wickremesinghe has held many senior positions during his 45-year political career, including serving six terms as prime minister. He unsuccessfully ran for President twice. Local media reports the next cabinet is expected to include ministers from opposition parties, who have agreed to work with Wickremesinghe. The new president will strive for stability ahead of resuming talks with the [[International Monetary Fund]] for a [[USD|$]]3 billion bailout. {{haveyoursay}} == Related news == *{{wikinews|title=Mass protests prompt Sri Lankan cabinet to resign|date=April 6, 2022}} == Sister links == {{sisters|w|2022 Sri Lankan presidential election|w|2019–present Sri Lankan economic crisis|w|2022 Sri Lankan protests}} == Sources == *{{source |url = https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-62248225 |title = Ranil Wickremesinghe: Sri Lanka sees new president sworn into office |author = Frances Mao |pub = BBC News |date = July 21, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/7/21/ranil-wickremesinghe |title = Ranil Wickremesinghe sworn in as Sri Lankan president amid unrest |author = Saroj Pathirana |pub = Al Jazeera |date = July 21, 2022 |archiveurl = }} [[Category:Gotabaya Rajapaksa]] [[Category:Sri Lanka]] [[Category:Singapore]] [[Category:Asia]] [[Category:Protests]] [[Category:International Monetary Fund]] [[Category:Economy and business]] [[Category:Politics and conflicts]] [[Category:CSJJ104 (Wikinewsie)]] {{Publish}} lbtrobmtr8mfpo2wv49015bi76j7bzt 4684917 4684863 2022-07-25T08:56:27Z SVTCobra 9158 space ... I think "crackdown" is a noun and "crack down" is verb form wikitext text/x-wiki {{date|July 24, 2022}} {{Sri Lanka}} [[File:Prime Minister of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka, Mr. Ranil Wickremesinghe, at Hyderabad House, in New Delhi on September 15, 2015 (1).jpg|140px|left|thumb|Wickremesinghe, then Prime Minister, during a meeting with his [[India]]n counterpart [[Narendra Modi]] on September 15, 2015. {{image|{{w|Prime Minister's Office (India)|PMO}}}}]] {{w|Ranil Wickremesinghe}} was sworn in as the ninth President of [[Sri Lanka]] at a ceremony in the country's {{w|Parliament of Sri Lanka|Parliament}} in {{w|Colombo}} on Thursday. Wickremesinghe, who has served as acting president in his predecessor's absence, defeated rival candidates for the presidency by 134 votes to 82, with support from MPs of the ruling {{w|Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna|Sri Lanka People's Front}}. The former president, [[Gotabaya Rajapaksa]], fled Sri Lanka for the [[Maldives]] on July 13 and tendered his resignation from [[Singapore]] the following day. This came after months of unrest and protests over a devastating economic crisis which saw soaring inflation, blackouts and shortages of many essential supplies. Wickremesinghe initially offered to resign alongside Rajapaksa; however following the president's exodus he assumed the role of acting president. Wickremesinghe served as prime minister under Rajapaksa, and the [[BBC]] reports many view his administration as complicit in mismanaging the economy. Nevertheless, the transition of power drew relatively few protests. "He is here — and we will see what his actions are. If we don't get any food, any medicine, we'll be on the streets," a former protestor told the BBC. {{QuoteLeft|I am not a friend of the Rajapaksas. I am a friend of the people.|30px|30px|Ranil Wickremesinghe}} Anbarasan Ethirajan, writing for the BBC, reported other protesters' disappointment, worrying Wickremesinghe would gradually crack down and forcibly end the protests. For his part, Wickremesinghe said he supports peaceful demonstrations, but warned against occupying government buildings and attempts to overthrow the government. Wickremesinghe has held many senior positions during his 45-year political career, including serving six terms as prime minister. He unsuccessfully ran for President twice. Local media reports the next cabinet is expected to include ministers from opposition parties, who have agreed to work with Wickremesinghe. The new president will strive for stability ahead of resuming talks with the [[International Monetary Fund]] for a [[USD|$]]3 billion bailout. {{haveyoursay}} == Related news == *{{wikinews|title=Mass protests prompt Sri Lankan cabinet to resign|date=April 6, 2022}} == Sister links == {{sisters|w|2022 Sri Lankan presidential election|w|2019–present Sri Lankan economic crisis|w|2022 Sri Lankan protests}} == Sources == *{{source |url = https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-62248225 |title = Ranil Wickremesinghe: Sri Lanka sees new president sworn into office |author = Frances Mao |pub = BBC News |date = July 21, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/7/21/ranil-wickremesinghe |title = Ranil Wickremesinghe sworn in as Sri Lankan president amid unrest |author = Saroj Pathirana |pub = Al Jazeera |date = July 21, 2022 |archiveurl = }} [[Category:Gotabaya Rajapaksa]] [[Category:Sri Lanka]] [[Category:Singapore]] [[Category:Asia]] [[Category:Protests]] [[Category:International Monetary Fund]] [[Category:Economy and business]] [[Category:Politics and conflicts]] [[Category:CSJJ104 (Wikinewsie)]] {{Publish}} p6otfmzwefna70gkq6b4ooo9f7wvmjz 1 2952164 4684814 4684625 2022-07-24T22:46:05Z JJLiu112 2780319 /* Review of revision 4684813 [Passed] */ new section wikitext text/x-wiki == Attribution needed == This statement: "As Prime Minister under Rajapaksa, Wickremesinghe is seen by many as part of the problem and had offered his resignation but instead took the post of Acting President after Rajapaksa fled." needs attribution. Wikinews is certainly not in a position to say this is true, so who is saying this is the view of the many? It can be easily resolved by adding "according to <insert source or name>". Cheers, [[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 23:56, 21 July 2022 (UTC) == Review of revision 4684609 [Not ready] == <!-- Submitted using easy peer review - MediaWiki:Gadget-easyPeerReview.js --> {{peer_reviewed|revid=4684609|copyright=n/a|newsworthy=n/a|verifiable=n/a|npov=See below.|style=Al Jazeera source has name & when is he expected to appoint new ministers? Soon, says Al Jazeera. Has he already, when this is published?|reviewer=JJLiu112|comments=Lacks nuance: "Wickremesinghe is seen by many as part of the problem" isn't enough context. Explain controversy, else it appears ''Wikinews'' is picking a side: BBC uses 'many' but elaborates on WHY they used the word (he is deeply unpopular), is there any nuance ("some protesters have said they will give him a chance") & respected in political and diplomatic circles, what has he said, and also what do others say. Not saying we celebrate Wickremesinghe, nor that we vilify him; synthesis means representing the situation more fully whilst staying concise. Also, "Wickremesinghe needs to restore political stability". Needs? No, he is AIMING TO (BBC), and Al Jazeera only quotes Jayasuriya when describing Wickremesinghe's "immediate tasks". Big difference. |time=04:42, 22 July 2022 (UTC)}} :{{re|JJLiu112}} A new version is ready for review. Just the same two sources as I assume you already read them. Trying to streamline these things. Cheers, --[[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 06:54, 22 July 2022 (UTC) == Review of revision 4684813 [Passed] == <!-- Submitted using easy peer review - MediaWiki:Gadget-easyPeerReview.js --> {{peer_reviewed|revid=4684813|copyright=pass|newsworthy=pass|verifiable=pass|npov=pass|style=pass|reviewer=JJLiu112|comments=Excuse me for the late review.|time=22:46, 24 July 2022 (UTC)}} eyuaeaqf9lowx3velfnab90de7xdpwb 0 2952280 4684761 2022-07-24T14:18:32Z SVTCobra 9158 will soon become official once the final stage is complete wikitext text/x-wiki {{develop}} {{date|July 24, 2022}} {{sports}}[[File:Jonas Vingegaard (2022-07-20).jpeg|thumb|left|Vingegaard on July 20, 2022 {{Image|[https://www.flickr.com/people/48292998@N00 Gavin Anderson]}}]] On Sunday, {{w|Jonas Vingegaard}} of [[Denmark]] won this year's edition of the 21-stage cycling race, the [[Tour de France]]. Vingegaard claimed the {{w|yellow jersey}} after winning stage 11 and held on to it for the rest of the Tour. Vingegaard represents {{w|Team Jumbo–Visma (men's team)|Team Jumbo–Visma}} out of the [[Netherlands]]. {{haveyoursay}} == Sources == *{{source |url = |title = |author = |pub = |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = |title = |author = |pub = |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = }} 0au7eo7em3eoukxj0asf4h46uy3o0td 4684763 4684761 2022-07-24T14:19:15Z SVTCobra 9158 added [[Category:Europe]] using [[Help:Gadget-HotCat|HotCat]] wikitext text/x-wiki {{develop}} {{date|July 24, 2022}} {{sports}}[[File:Jonas Vingegaard (2022-07-20).jpeg|thumb|left|Vingegaard on July 20, 2022 {{Image|[https://www.flickr.com/people/48292998@N00 Gavin Anderson]}}]] On Sunday, {{w|Jonas Vingegaard}} of [[Denmark]] won this year's edition of the 21-stage cycling race, the [[Tour de France]]. Vingegaard claimed the {{w|yellow jersey}} after winning stage 11 and held on to it for the rest of the Tour. Vingegaard represents {{w|Team Jumbo–Visma (men's team)|Team Jumbo–Visma}} out of the [[Netherlands]]. {{haveyoursay}} == Sources == *{{source |url = |title = |author = |pub = |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = |title = |author = |pub = |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = }} [[Category:Europe]] ra8ug2suvt7ou2l5mhba9vope3swk4g 4684764 4684763 2022-07-24T14:20:37Z SVTCobra 9158 +[[Category:Denmark]]; +[[Category:France]]; +[[Category:Netherlands]]; +[[Category:Sports]]; +[[Category:Cycling]]; +[[Category:Tour de France]] using [[Help:Gadget-HotCat|HotCat]] wikitext text/x-wiki {{develop}} {{date|July 24, 2022}} {{sports}}[[File:Jonas Vingegaard (2022-07-20).jpeg|thumb|left|Vingegaard on July 20, 2022 {{Image|[https://www.flickr.com/people/48292998@N00 Gavin Anderson]}}]] On Sunday, {{w|Jonas Vingegaard}} of [[Denmark]] won this year's edition of the 21-stage cycling race, the [[Tour de France]]. Vingegaard claimed the {{w|yellow jersey}} after winning stage 11 and held on to it for the rest of the Tour. Vingegaard represents {{w|Team Jumbo–Visma (men's team)|Team Jumbo–Visma}} out of the [[Netherlands]]. {{haveyoursay}} == Sources == *{{source |url = |title = |author = |pub = |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = |title = |author = |pub = |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = }} [[Category:Europe]] [[Category:Denmark]] [[Category:France]] [[Category:Netherlands]] [[Category:Sports]] [[Category:Cycling]] [[Category:Tour de France]] ouz8umruwgylxrgjc9m4g5lg3bvenur 4684765 4684764 2022-07-24T14:24:55Z SVTCobra 9158 add sisters wikitext text/x-wiki {{develop}} {{date|July 24, 2022}} {{sports}}[[File:Jonas Vingegaard (2022-07-20).jpeg|thumb|left|Vingegaard on July 20, 2022 {{Image|[https://www.flickr.com/people/48292998@N00 Gavin Anderson]}}]] On Sunday, {{w|Jonas Vingegaard}} of [[Denmark]] won this year's edition of the 21-stage cycling race, the [[Tour de France]]. Vingegaard claimed the {{w|yellow jersey}} after winning stage 11 and held on to it for the rest of the Tour. Vingegaard represents {{w|Team Jumbo–Visma (men's team)|Team Jumbo–Visma}} out of the [[Netherlands]]. {{haveyoursay}} {{sisters|w|2022 Tour de France|commons|Category:Tour de France 2022}} == Sources == *{{source |url = |title = |author = |pub = |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = |title = |author = |pub = |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = }} [[Category:Europe]] [[Category:Denmark]] [[Category:France]] [[Category:Netherlands]] [[Category:Sports]] [[Category:Cycling]] [[Category:Tour de France]] sdxn5gqjt0bpq6jls9l0l0li23n2f0s 4684771 4684765 2022-07-24T15:51:54Z SVTCobra 9158 caption wikitext text/x-wiki {{develop}} {{date|July 24, 2022}} {{sports}}[[File:Jonas Vingegaard (2022-07-20).jpeg|thumb|left|Vingegaard on stage 17, July 20, 2022 {{Image|[https://www.flickr.com/people/48292998@N00 Gavin Anderson]}}]] On Sunday, {{w|Jonas Vingegaard}} of [[Denmark]] won this year's edition of the 21-stage cycling race, the [[Tour de France]]. Vingegaard claimed the {{w|yellow jersey}} after winning stage 11 and held on to it for the rest of the Tour. Vingegaard represents {{w|Team Jumbo–Visma (men's team)|Team Jumbo–Visma}} out of the [[Netherlands]]. {{haveyoursay}} {{sisters|w|2022 Tour de France|commons|Category:Tour de France 2022}} == Sources == *{{source |url = |title = |author = |pub = |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = |title = |author = |pub = |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = }} [[Category:Europe]] [[Category:Denmark]] [[Category:France]] [[Category:Netherlands]] [[Category:Sports]] [[Category:Cycling]] [[Category:Tour de France]] ojau80ypha7hscby9wa61u2ylnktu5c 4684777 4684771 2022-07-24T19:22:25Z SVTCobra 9158 image wikitext text/x-wiki {{develop}} {{date|July 24, 2022}} {{sports}}[[File:Jonas Vingegaard (2022-07-20).jpeg|thumb|left|Vingegaard on stage 17, July 20, 2022 {{Image|[https://www.flickr.com/people/48292998@N00 Gavin Anderson]}}]][[File:Étape 21 Tour France 2022 Rue Amiral Coligny - Paris I (FR75) - 2022-07-24 - 4.jpg|thumb|left|Vingegaard (#18 in yellow) being led by two teammates on {{w|Rue Amiral Coligny}} as they approach the finish on July 24 {{image|[[Commons:User:Chabe01|Chabe01]]}}]] On Sunday, {{w|Jonas Vingegaard}} of [[Denmark]] won this year's edition of the 21-stage cycling race, the [[Tour de France]]. Vingegaard claimed the {{w|yellow jersey}} after winning stage 11 and held on to it for the rest of the Tour. Vingegaard represents {{w|Team Jumbo–Visma (men's team)|Team Jumbo–Visma}} out of the [[Netherlands]]. {{haveyoursay}} {{sisters|w|2022 Tour de France|commons|Category:Tour de France 2022}} == Sources == *{{source |url = |title = |author = |pub = |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = |title = |author = |pub = |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = }} [[Category:Europe]] [[Category:Denmark]] [[Category:France]] [[Category:Paris]] [[Category:Netherlands]] [[Category:Slovenia]] [[Category:Sports]] [[Category:Cycling]] [[Category:Tour de France]] k0eaby7jeku4fiwahd57ux3supjkhwf 4684778 4684777 2022-07-24T19:24:24Z SVTCobra 9158 fix caption wikitext text/x-wiki {{develop}} {{date|July 24, 2022}} {{sports}}[[File:Jonas Vingegaard (2022-07-20).jpeg|thumb|left|Vingegaard on stage 17, July 20, 2022 {{Image|[https://www.flickr.com/people/48292998@N00 Gavin Anderson]}}]][[File:Étape 21 Tour France 2022 Rue Amiral Coligny - Paris I (FR75) - 2022-07-24 - 4.jpg|thumb|left|Vingegaard (#18 in yellow) being led by two teammates in [[Paris]] as they approach the finish on July 24 {{image|[[Commons:User:Chabe01|Chabe01]]}}]] On Sunday, {{w|Jonas Vingegaard}} of [[Denmark]] won this year's edition of the 21-stage cycling race, the [[Tour de France]]. Vingegaard claimed the {{w|yellow jersey}} after winning stage 11 and held on to it for the rest of the Tour. Vingegaard represents {{w|Team Jumbo–Visma (men's team)|Team Jumbo–Visma}} out of the [[Netherlands]]. {{haveyoursay}} {{sisters|w|2022 Tour de France|commons|Category:Tour de France 2022}} == Sources == *{{source |url = |title = |author = |pub = |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = |title = |author = |pub = |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = }} [[Category:Europe]] [[Category:Denmark]] [[Category:France]] [[Category:Paris]] [[Category:Netherlands]] [[Category:Slovenia]] [[Category:Sports]] [[Category:Cycling]] [[Category:Tour de France]] b0oqrh2g045jjzll9n04h1lqwidjo4j 4684780 4684778 2022-07-24T19:30:29Z SVTCobra 9158 different image wikitext text/x-wiki {{develop}} {{date|July 24, 2022}} {{sports}}[[File:Étape 21 Tour France 2022 Terrasse Arche - Nanterre (FR92) - 2022-07-24 - 18 (cropped).jpg|thumb|left|Vingegaard (center) at the start of the stage in {{w|Nanterre}} {{image|[[Commons:User:Chabe01|Chabe01]]}}]][[File:Étape 21 Tour France 2022 Rue Amiral Coligny - Paris I (FR75) - 2022-07-24 - 4.jpg|thumb|left|Vingegaard (#18 in yellow) being led by two teammates in [[Paris]] as they approach the finish {{image|[[Commons:User:Chabe01|Chabe01]]}}]] On Sunday, {{w|Jonas Vingegaard}} of [[Denmark]] won this year's edition of the 21-stage cycling race, the [[Tour de France]]. Vingegaard claimed the {{w|yellow jersey}} after winning stage 11 and held on to it for the rest of the Tour. Vingegaard represents {{w|Team Jumbo–Visma (men's team)|Team Jumbo–Visma}} out of the [[Netherlands]]. {{haveyoursay}} {{sisters|w|2022 Tour de France|commons|Category:Tour de France 2022}} == Sources == *{{source |url = |title = |author = |pub = |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = |title = |author = |pub = |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = }} [[Category:Europe]] [[Category:Denmark]] [[Category:France]] [[Category:Paris]] [[Category:Netherlands]] [[Category:Slovenia]] [[Category:Sports]] [[Category:Cycling]] [[Category:Tour de France]] 3tim16gtbvkrj1tiie6w9qto8wp5046 4684783 4684780 2022-07-24T19:43:29Z SVTCobra 9158 sources wikitext text/x-wiki {{develop}} {{date|July 24, 2022}} {{sports}}[[File:Étape 21 Tour France 2022 Terrasse Arche - Nanterre (FR92) - 2022-07-24 - 18 (cropped).jpg|thumb|left|Vingegaard (center) at the start of the stage in {{w|Nanterre}} {{image|[[Commons:User:Chabe01|Chabe01]]}}]][[File:Étape 21 Tour France 2022 Rue Amiral Coligny - Paris I (FR75) - 2022-07-24 - 4.jpg|thumb|left|Vingegaard (#18 in yellow) being led by two teammates in [[Paris]] as they approach the finish {{image|[[Commons:User:Chabe01|Chabe01]]}}]] On Sunday, {{w|Jonas Vingegaard}} of [[Denmark]] won this year's edition of the 21-stage cycling race, the [[Tour de France]]. Vingegaard claimed the {{w|yellow jersey}} after winning stage 11 and held on to it for the rest of the Tour. Vingegaard represents {{w|Team Jumbo–Visma (men's team)|Team Jumbo–Visma}} out of the [[Netherlands]]. {{haveyoursay}} {{sisters|w|2022 Tour de France|commons|Category:Tour de France 2022}} == Sources == *{{source |url = https://www.bbc.com/sport/live/cycling/58918069 |title = Philipsen sprints to victory on Champs Elysees as Vingegaard wins Tour |author = Harry Poole |pub = BBC Sport |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724193621/https://www.bbc.com/sport/live/cycling/58918069 }} *{{source |url = https://apnews.com/article/sports-france-paris-cycling-tour-de-294c08234067e5935f9d8b6a894a474c |title = Jonas Vingegaard, king of the mountains, wins Tour de France |author = Samuel Petrequin |pub = Associated Press |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724182212/https://apnews.com/article/sports-france-paris-cycling-tour-de-294c08234067e5935f9d8b6a894a474c }} [[Category:Europe]] [[Category:Denmark]] [[Category:France]] [[Category:Paris]] [[Category:Netherlands]] [[Category:Slovenia]] [[Category:Sports]] [[Category:Cycling]] [[Category:Tour de France]] nsd1497z3sk3yb5ufxce5zpz7qjr0oq 4684785 4684783 2022-07-24T20:15:27Z SVTCobra 9158 save work wikitext text/x-wiki {{develop}} {{date|July 24, 2022}} {{sports}}[[File:Étape 21 Tour France 2022 Terrasse Arche - Nanterre (FR92) - 2022-07-24 - 18 (cropped).jpg|thumb|left|Vingegaard (center) at the start of the stage in {{w|Nanterre}}. He is flanked by Pogačar (left) and Van Aert (right) {{image|[[Commons:User:Chabe01|Chabe01]]}}]][[File:Étape 21 Tour France 2022 Rue Amiral Coligny - Paris I (FR75) - 2022-07-24 - 4.jpg|thumb|left|Vingegaard (#18 in yellow) being led by two teammates in [[Paris]] as they approach the finish {{image|[[Commons:User:Chabe01|Chabe01]]}}]] On Sunday, {{w|Jonas Vingegaard}} of [[Denmark]] won this year's edition of the 21-stage cycling race, the [[Tour de France]]. Vingegaard claimed the {{w|yellow jersey}} after winning stage 11 and held on to it for the rest of the Tour. Vingegaard represents {{w|Team Jumbo–Visma (men's team)|Team Jumbo–Visma}} out of the [[Netherlands]]. Vingegaard won the grand tour by a margin of 2 minutes 43 seconds over {{w|Tadej Pogačar}} of [[Slovenia]] who also won the young rider classification. {{w|Geraint Thomas}} of the [[United Kingdom]] came in third with a time of +7:22. The points championship was won by {{w|Wout van Aert}} of [[Belgium]] with 480 points. The mountain classification was also won by Vingegaard with 72 points. The team championship was won by British team {{w|Ineos Grenadiers}}. This was only the second time the 25-year-old Vingegaard raced the the Tour de France. Last year, Vingegaard came in second second to Pogačar who also won in 2020 and was racing in his third Tour. At age 23, Pogačar is even younger than Vingegaard. {{haveyoursay}} {{sisters|w|2022 Tour de France|commons|Category:Tour de France 2022}} == Sources == *{{source |url = https://www.bbc.com/sport/live/cycling/58918069 |title = Philipsen sprints to victory on Champs Elysees as Vingegaard wins Tour |author = Harry Poole |pub = BBC Sport |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724193621/https://www.bbc.com/sport/live/cycling/58918069 }} *{{source |url = https://apnews.com/article/sports-france-paris-cycling-tour-de-294c08234067e5935f9d8b6a894a474c |title = Jonas Vingegaard, king of the mountains, wins Tour de France |author = Samuel Petrequin |pub = Associated Press |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724182212/https://apnews.com/article/sports-france-paris-cycling-tour-de-294c08234067e5935f9d8b6a894a474c }} *{{source |url = https://www.letour.fr/en/news/2022/stage-21/jasper-philipsen-and-jonas-vingegaard-crowned-in-paris/1308831 |title = Jasper Philipsen and Jonas Vingegaard crowned in Paris |author = |pub = Tour de France |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724195955/https://www.letour.fr/en/news/2022/stage-21/jasper-philipsen-and-jonas-vingegaard-crowned-in-paris/1308831 }} [[Category:Europe]] [[Category:Belgium]] [[Category:Denmark]] [[Category:France]] [[Category:Paris]] [[Category:Netherlands]] [[Category:Slovenia]] [[Category:United Kingdom]] [[Category:Sports]] [[Category:Cycling]] [[Category:Tour de France]] id04hno0sdvjj8afvx076i52juv2gyh 4684787 4684785 2022-07-24T20:27:17Z SVTCobra 9158 save work wikitext text/x-wiki {{develop}} {{date|July 24, 2022}} {{sports}}[[File:Étape 21 Tour France 2022 Terrasse Arche - Nanterre (FR92) - 2022-07-24 - 18 (cropped).jpg|thumb|left|Vingegaard (center) at the start of the stage in {{w|Nanterre}}. He is flanked by Pogačar (left) and Van Aert (right) {{image|[[Commons:User:Chabe01|Chabe01]]}}]][[File:Étape 21 Tour France 2022 Rue Amiral Coligny - Paris I (FR75) - 2022-07-24 - 4.jpg|thumb|left|Vingegaard (#18 in yellow) being led by two teammates in [[Paris]] as they approach the finish {{image|[[Commons:User:Chabe01|Chabe01]]}}]] On Sunday, {{w|Jonas Vingegaard}} of [[Denmark]] won this year's edition of the 21-stage cycling race, the [[Tour de France]]. Vingegaard claimed the {{w|yellow jersey}} after winning stage 11 and held on to it for the rest of the Tour. Vingegaard represents {{w|Team Jumbo–Visma (men's team)|Team Jumbo–Visma}} out of the [[Netherlands]]. Vingegaard won the grand tour by a margin of 2 minutes 43 seconds over {{w|Tadej Pogačar}} of [[Slovenia]] who also won the young rider classification. {{w|Geraint Thomas}} of the [[United Kingdom]] came in third with a time of +7:22. The points championship was won by {{w|Wout van Aert}} of [[Belgium]] with 480 points. The mountain classification was also won by Vingegaard with 72 points. The team championship was won by British team {{w|Ineos Grenadiers}}. {{Jasper Philipsen}}, also from Belgium, earned the final stage victory and was this year's most successful sprinter. This was only the second time the 25-year-old Vingegaard raced the the Tour de France. Last year, Vingegaard came in second second to Pogačar who also won in 2020 and was racing in his third Tour. At age 23, Pogačar is even younger than Vingegaard. "The battle between me and Jonas for the yellow jersey has been very special. I think we have some very interesting next two or three years ahead of us. Jonas has stepped up his game this year," said Pogačar, predicting a rivalry to continue. After Vingegaard captured the lead on stage 11, Pogačar attempted many attacks on subsequent stages, but with the help of his teammates, including Van Aert, Vingegaard was able to fend off Pogačar. {{haveyoursay}} {{sisters|w|2022 Tour de France|commons|Category:Tour de France 2022}} == Sources == *{{source |url = https://www.bbc.com/sport/live/cycling/58918069 |title = Philipsen sprints to victory on Champs Elysees as Vingegaard wins Tour |author = Harry Poole |pub = BBC Sport |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724193621/https://www.bbc.com/sport/live/cycling/58918069 }} *{{source |url = https://apnews.com/article/sports-france-paris-cycling-tour-de-294c08234067e5935f9d8b6a894a474c |title = Jonas Vingegaard, king of the mountains, wins Tour de France |author = Samuel Petrequin |pub = Associated Press |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724182212/https://apnews.com/article/sports-france-paris-cycling-tour-de-294c08234067e5935f9d8b6a894a474c }} *{{source |url = https://www.letour.fr/en/news/2022/stage-21/jasper-philipsen-and-jonas-vingegaard-crowned-in-paris/1308831 |title = Jasper Philipsen and Jonas Vingegaard crowned in Paris |author = |pub = Tour de France |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724195955/https://www.letour.fr/en/news/2022/stage-21/jasper-philipsen-and-jonas-vingegaard-crowned-in-paris/1308831 }} [[Category:Europe]] [[Category:Belgium]] [[Category:Denmark]] [[Category:France]] [[Category:Paris]] [[Category:Netherlands]] [[Category:Slovenia]] [[Category:United Kingdom]] [[Category:Sports]] [[Category:Cycling]] [[Category:Tour de France]] sijt7ma372abu8hxevfol3jp23i3n9p 4684788 4684787 2022-07-24T20:27:38Z SVTCobra 9158 fix wikitext text/x-wiki {{develop}} {{date|July 24, 2022}} {{sports}}[[File:Étape 21 Tour France 2022 Terrasse Arche - Nanterre (FR92) - 2022-07-24 - 18 (cropped).jpg|thumb|left|Vingegaard (center) at the start of the stage in {{w|Nanterre}}. He is flanked by Pogačar (left) and Van Aert (right) {{image|[[Commons:User:Chabe01|Chabe01]]}}]][[File:Étape 21 Tour France 2022 Rue Amiral Coligny - Paris I (FR75) - 2022-07-24 - 4.jpg|thumb|left|Vingegaard (#18 in yellow) being led by two teammates in [[Paris]] as they approach the finish {{image|[[Commons:User:Chabe01|Chabe01]]}}]] On Sunday, {{w|Jonas Vingegaard}} of [[Denmark]] won this year's edition of the 21-stage cycling race, the [[Tour de France]]. Vingegaard claimed the {{w|yellow jersey}} after winning stage 11 and held on to it for the rest of the Tour. Vingegaard represents {{w|Team Jumbo–Visma (men's team)|Team Jumbo–Visma}} out of the [[Netherlands]]. Vingegaard won the grand tour by a margin of 2 minutes 43 seconds over {{w|Tadej Pogačar}} of [[Slovenia]] who also won the young rider classification. {{w|Geraint Thomas}} of the [[United Kingdom]] came in third with a time of +7:22. The points championship was won by {{w|Wout van Aert}} of [[Belgium]] with 480 points. The mountain classification was also won by Vingegaard with 72 points. The team championship was won by British team {{w|Ineos Grenadiers}}. {{w|Jasper Philipsen}}, also from Belgium, earned the final stage victory and was this year's most successful sprinter. This was only the second time the 25-year-old Vingegaard raced the the Tour de France. Last year, Vingegaard came in second second to Pogačar who also won in 2020 and was racing in his third Tour. At age 23, Pogačar is even younger than Vingegaard. "The battle between me and Jonas for the yellow jersey has been very special. I think we have some very interesting next two or three years ahead of us. Jonas has stepped up his game this year," said Pogačar, predicting a rivalry to continue. After Vingegaard captured the lead on stage 11, Pogačar attempted many attacks on subsequent stages, but with the help of his teammates, including Van Aert, Vingegaard was able to fend off Pogačar. {{haveyoursay}} {{sisters|w|2022 Tour de France|commons|Category:Tour de France 2022}} == Sources == *{{source |url = https://www.bbc.com/sport/live/cycling/58918069 |title = Philipsen sprints to victory on Champs Elysees as Vingegaard wins Tour |author = Harry Poole |pub = BBC Sport |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724193621/https://www.bbc.com/sport/live/cycling/58918069 }} *{{source |url = https://apnews.com/article/sports-france-paris-cycling-tour-de-294c08234067e5935f9d8b6a894a474c |title = Jonas Vingegaard, king of the mountains, wins Tour de France |author = Samuel Petrequin |pub = Associated Press |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724182212/https://apnews.com/article/sports-france-paris-cycling-tour-de-294c08234067e5935f9d8b6a894a474c }} *{{source |url = https://www.letour.fr/en/news/2022/stage-21/jasper-philipsen-and-jonas-vingegaard-crowned-in-paris/1308831 |title = Jasper Philipsen and Jonas Vingegaard crowned in Paris |author = |pub = Tour de France |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724195955/https://www.letour.fr/en/news/2022/stage-21/jasper-philipsen-and-jonas-vingegaard-crowned-in-paris/1308831 }} [[Category:Europe]] [[Category:Belgium]] [[Category:Denmark]] [[Category:France]] [[Category:Paris]] [[Category:Netherlands]] [[Category:Slovenia]] [[Category:United Kingdom]] [[Category:Sports]] [[Category:Cycling]] [[Category:Tour de France]] 6ms3g0wdhwwvlmqrgca89hv19her0ca 4684789 4684788 2022-07-24T20:59:18Z SVTCobra 9158 quotes wikitext text/x-wiki {{develop}} {{date|July 24, 2022}} {{sports}}[[File:Étape 21 Tour France 2022 Terrasse Arche - Nanterre (FR92) - 2022-07-24 - 18 (cropped).jpg|thumb|left|Vingegaard (center) at the start of the stage in {{w|Nanterre}}. He is flanked by Pogačar (left) and Van Aert (right) {{image|[[Commons:User:Chabe01|Chabe01]]}}]][[File:Étape 21 Tour France 2022 Rue Amiral Coligny - Paris I (FR75) - 2022-07-24 - 4.jpg|thumb|left|Vingegaard (#18 in yellow) being led by two teammates in [[Paris]] as they approach the finish {{image|[[Commons:User:Chabe01|Chabe01]]}}]] On Sunday, {{w|Jonas Vingegaard}} of [[Denmark]] won this year's edition of the 21-stage cycling race, the [[Tour de France]]. Vingegaard claimed the {{w|yellow jersey}} after winning stage 11 and held on to it for the rest of the Tour. Vingegaard represents {{w|Team Jumbo–Visma (men's team)|Team Jumbo–Visma}} out of the [[Netherlands]]. Vingegaard won the grand tour by a margin of 2 minutes 43 seconds over {{w|Tadej Pogačar}} of [[Slovenia]] who also won the young rider classification. {{w|Geraint Thomas}} of the [[United Kingdom]] came in third with a time of +7:22. The points championship was won by {{w|Wout van Aert}} of [[Belgium]] with 480 points. The mountain classification was also won by Vingegaard with 72 points. The team championship was won by British team {{w|Ineos Grenadiers}}. {{w|Jasper Philipsen}}, also from Belgium, earned the final stage victory and was this year's most successful sprinter. This was only the second time the 25-year-old Vingegaard raced the the Tour de France. Last year, Vingegaard came in second second to Pogačar who also won in 2020 and was racing in his third Tour. At age 23, Pogačar is even younger than Vingegaard. "The battle between me and Jonas for the yellow jersey has been very special. I think we have some very interesting next two or three years ahead of us. Jonas has stepped up his game this year," said Pogačar, predicting a rivalry to continue. After Vingegaard captured the lead on stage 11, Pogačar attempted many attacks on subsequent stages, but with the help of his teammates, including Van Aert, Vingegaard was able to fend off Pogačar. "It's just incredible. I have finally won the Tour. Nothing can go wrong anymore. […] It is the biggest cycling race of the year, the biggest one you can win and now I have done it. Nobody can take this away from me," said the Dane. "I always had the feeling that at least I could fight for the win. But I think in the end when I really started believing was after Hautacam [stage 18]. I always believed in it but I was thinking something really has to go wrong after Hautacam." {{haveyoursay}} {{sisters|w|2022 Tour de France|commons|Category:Tour de France 2022}} == Sources == *{{source |url = https://www.bbc.com/sport/live/cycling/58918069 |title = Philipsen sprints to victory on Champs Elysees as Vingegaard wins Tour |author = Harry Poole |pub = BBC Sport |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724193621/https://www.bbc.com/sport/live/cycling/58918069 }} *{{source |url = https://apnews.com/article/sports-france-paris-cycling-tour-de-294c08234067e5935f9d8b6a894a474c |title = Jonas Vingegaard, king of the mountains, wins Tour de France |author = Samuel Petrequin |pub = Associated Press |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724182212/https://apnews.com/article/sports-france-paris-cycling-tour-de-294c08234067e5935f9d8b6a894a474c }} *{{source |url = https://www.letour.fr/en/news/2022/stage-21/jasper-philipsen-and-jonas-vingegaard-crowned-in-paris/1308831 |title = Jasper Philipsen and Jonas Vingegaard crowned in Paris |author = |pub = Tour de France |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724195955/https://www.letour.fr/en/news/2022/stage-21/jasper-philipsen-and-jonas-vingegaard-crowned-in-paris/1308831 }} [[Category:Europe]] [[Category:Belgium]] [[Category:Denmark]] [[Category:France]] [[Category:Paris]] [[Category:Netherlands]] [[Category:Slovenia]] [[Category:United Kingdom]] [[Category:Sports]] [[Category:Cycling]] [[Category:Tour de France]] rkprnrq02wlqawj2x2xojvsmcb0ozyj 4684790 4684789 2022-07-24T21:27:31Z SVTCobra 9158 Please review this article. (via [[Template:Assistant:Submit/form|form]]) wikitext text/x-wiki {{review}} {{date|July 24, 2022}} {{sports}}[[File:Étape 21 Tour France 2022 Terrasse Arche - Nanterre (FR92) - 2022-07-24 - 18 (cropped).jpg|thumb|left|Vingegaard (center) at the start of the stage in {{w|Nanterre}}. He is flanked by Pogačar (left) and Van Aert (right) {{image|[[Commons:User:Chabe01|Chabe01]]}}]][[File:Étape 21 Tour France 2022 Rue Amiral Coligny - Paris I (FR75) - 2022-07-24 - 4.jpg|thumb|left|Vingegaard (#18 in yellow) being led by two teammates in [[Paris]] as they approach the finish {{image|[[Commons:User:Chabe01|Chabe01]]}}]] On Sunday, {{w|Jonas Vingegaard}} of [[Denmark]] won this year's edition of the 21-stage cycling race, the [[Tour de France]]. Vingegaard claimed the {{w|yellow jersey}} after winning stage 11 and held on to it for the rest of the Tour. Vingegaard represents {{w|Team Jumbo–Visma (men's team)|Team Jumbo–Visma}} out of the [[Netherlands]]. Vingegaard won the grand tour by a margin of 2 minutes 43 seconds over {{w|Tadej Pogačar}} of [[Slovenia]] who also won the young rider classification. {{w|Geraint Thomas}} of the [[United Kingdom]] came in third with a time of +7:22. The points championship was won by {{w|Wout van Aert}} of [[Belgium]] with 480 points. The mountain classification was also won by Vingegaard with 72 points. The team championship was won by British team {{w|Ineos Grenadiers}}. {{w|Jasper Philipsen}}, also from Belgium, earned the final stage victory and was this year's most successful sprinter. This was only the second time the 25-year-old Vingegaard raced the the Tour de France. Last year, Vingegaard came in second second to Pogačar who also won in 2020 and was racing in his third Tour. At age 23, Pogačar is even younger than Vingegaard. "The battle between me and Jonas for the yellow jersey has been very special. I think we have some very interesting next two or three years ahead of us. Jonas has stepped up his game this year," said Pogačar, predicting a rivalry to continue. After Vingegaard captured the lead on stage 11, Pogačar attempted many attacks on subsequent stages, but with the help of his teammates, including Van Aert, Vingegaard was able to fend off Pogačar. "It's just incredible. I have finally won the Tour. Nothing can go wrong anymore. […] It is the biggest cycling race of the year, the biggest one you can win and now I have done it. Nobody can take this away from me," said the Dane. "I always had the feeling that at least I could fight for the win. But I think in the end when I really started believing was after Hautacam [stage 18]. I always believed in it but I was thinking something really has to go wrong after Hautacam." {{haveyoursay}} {{sisters|w|2022 Tour de France|commons|Category:Tour de France 2022}} == Sources == *{{source |url = https://www.bbc.com/sport/live/cycling/58918069 |title = Philipsen sprints to victory on Champs Elysees as Vingegaard wins Tour |author = Harry Poole |pub = BBC Sport |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724193621/https://www.bbc.com/sport/live/cycling/58918069 }} *{{source |url = https://apnews.com/article/sports-france-paris-cycling-tour-de-294c08234067e5935f9d8b6a894a474c |title = Jonas Vingegaard, king of the mountains, wins Tour de France |author = Samuel Petrequin |pub = Associated Press |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724182212/https://apnews.com/article/sports-france-paris-cycling-tour-de-294c08234067e5935f9d8b6a894a474c }} *{{source |url = https://www.letour.fr/en/news/2022/stage-21/jasper-philipsen-and-jonas-vingegaard-crowned-in-paris/1308831 |title = Jasper Philipsen and Jonas Vingegaard crowned in Paris |author = |pub = Tour de France |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724195955/https://www.letour.fr/en/news/2022/stage-21/jasper-philipsen-and-jonas-vingegaard-crowned-in-paris/1308831 }} [[Category:Europe]] [[Category:Belgium]] [[Category:Denmark]] [[Category:France]] [[Category:Paris]] [[Category:Netherlands]] [[Category:Slovenia]] [[Category:United Kingdom]] [[Category:Sports]] [[Category:Cycling]] [[Category:Tour de France]] 2szwhfs1r87raxbkm7fvmqlpv9246uy 4684791 4684790 2022-07-24T21:27:47Z SVTCobra 9158 Please review this article. (via [[Template:Assistant:Submit/form|form]]) wikitext text/x-wiki {{review}}{{review}} {{date|July 24, 2022}} {{sports}}[[File:Étape 21 Tour France 2022 Terrasse Arche - Nanterre (FR92) - 2022-07-24 - 18 (cropped).jpg|thumb|left|Vingegaard (center) at the start of the stage in {{w|Nanterre}}. He is flanked by Pogačar (left) and Van Aert (right) {{image|[[Commons:User:Chabe01|Chabe01]]}}]][[File:Étape 21 Tour France 2022 Rue Amiral Coligny - Paris I (FR75) - 2022-07-24 - 4.jpg|thumb|left|Vingegaard (#18 in yellow) being led by two teammates in [[Paris]] as they approach the finish {{image|[[Commons:User:Chabe01|Chabe01]]}}]] On Sunday, {{w|Jonas Vingegaard}} of [[Denmark]] won this year's edition of the 21-stage cycling race, the [[Tour de France]]. Vingegaard claimed the {{w|yellow jersey}} after winning stage 11 and held on to it for the rest of the Tour. Vingegaard represents {{w|Team Jumbo–Visma (men's team)|Team Jumbo–Visma}} out of the [[Netherlands]]. Vingegaard won the grand tour by a margin of 2 minutes 43 seconds over {{w|Tadej Pogačar}} of [[Slovenia]] who also won the young rider classification. {{w|Geraint Thomas}} of the [[United Kingdom]] came in third with a time of +7:22. The points championship was won by {{w|Wout van Aert}} of [[Belgium]] with 480 points. The mountain classification was also won by Vingegaard with 72 points. The team championship was won by British team {{w|Ineos Grenadiers}}. {{w|Jasper Philipsen}}, also from Belgium, earned the final stage victory and was this year's most successful sprinter. This was only the second time the 25-year-old Vingegaard raced the the Tour de France. Last year, Vingegaard came in second second to Pogačar who also won in 2020 and was racing in his third Tour. At age 23, Pogačar is even younger than Vingegaard. "The battle between me and Jonas for the yellow jersey has been very special. I think we have some very interesting next two or three years ahead of us. Jonas has stepped up his game this year," said Pogačar, predicting a rivalry to continue. After Vingegaard captured the lead on stage 11, Pogačar attempted many attacks on subsequent stages, but with the help of his teammates, including Van Aert, Vingegaard was able to fend off Pogačar. "It's just incredible. I have finally won the Tour. Nothing can go wrong anymore. […] It is the biggest cycling race of the year, the biggest one you can win and now I have done it. Nobody can take this away from me," said the Dane. "I always had the feeling that at least I could fight for the win. But I think in the end when I really started believing was after Hautacam [stage 18]. I always believed in it but I was thinking something really has to go wrong after Hautacam." {{haveyoursay}} {{sisters|w|2022 Tour de France|commons|Category:Tour de France 2022}} == Sources == *{{source |url = https://www.bbc.com/sport/live/cycling/58918069 |title = Philipsen sprints to victory on Champs Elysees as Vingegaard wins Tour |author = Harry Poole |pub = BBC Sport |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724193621/https://www.bbc.com/sport/live/cycling/58918069 }} *{{source |url = https://apnews.com/article/sports-france-paris-cycling-tour-de-294c08234067e5935f9d8b6a894a474c |title = Jonas Vingegaard, king of the mountains, wins Tour de France |author = Samuel Petrequin |pub = Associated Press |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724182212/https://apnews.com/article/sports-france-paris-cycling-tour-de-294c08234067e5935f9d8b6a894a474c }} *{{source |url = https://www.letour.fr/en/news/2022/stage-21/jasper-philipsen-and-jonas-vingegaard-crowned-in-paris/1308831 |title = Jasper Philipsen and Jonas Vingegaard crowned in Paris |author = |pub = Tour de France |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724195955/https://www.letour.fr/en/news/2022/stage-21/jasper-philipsen-and-jonas-vingegaard-crowned-in-paris/1308831 }} [[Category:Europe]] [[Category:Belgium]] [[Category:Denmark]] [[Category:France]] [[Category:Paris]] [[Category:Netherlands]] [[Category:Slovenia]] [[Category:United Kingdom]] [[Category:Sports]] [[Category:Cycling]] [[Category:Tour de France]] iqcf7ban4s0wfzhy9miyf7xjpcw8e8l 4684792 4684791 2022-07-24T21:28:01Z SVTCobra 9158 table wikitext text/x-wiki {{develop}} {{date|July 24, 2022}} {{sports}}[[File:Étape 21 Tour France 2022 Terrasse Arche - Nanterre (FR92) - 2022-07-24 - 18 (cropped).jpg|thumb|left|Vingegaard (center) at the start of the stage in {{w|Nanterre}}. He is flanked by Pogačar (left) and Van Aert (right) {{image|[[Commons:User:Chabe01|Chabe01]]}}]][[File:Étape 21 Tour France 2022 Rue Amiral Coligny - Paris I (FR75) - 2022-07-24 - 4.jpg|thumb|left|Vingegaard (#18 in yellow) being led by two teammates in [[Paris]] as they approach the finish {{image|[[Commons:User:Chabe01|Chabe01]]}}]] On Sunday, {{w|Jonas Vingegaard}} of [[Denmark]] won this year's edition of the 21-stage cycling race, the [[Tour de France]]. Vingegaard claimed the {{w|yellow jersey}} after winning stage 11 and held on to it for the rest of the Tour. Vingegaard represents {{w|Team Jumbo–Visma (men's team)|Team Jumbo–Visma}} out of the [[Netherlands]]. Vingegaard won the grand tour by a margin of 2 minutes 43 seconds over {{w|Tadej Pogačar}} of [[Slovenia]] who also won the young rider classification. {{w|Geraint Thomas}} of the [[United Kingdom]] came in third with a time of +7:22. The points championship was won by {{w|Wout van Aert}} of [[Belgium]] with 480 points. The mountain classification was also won by Vingegaard with 72 points. The team championship was won by British team {{w|Ineos Grenadiers}}. {{w|Jasper Philipsen}}, also from Belgium, earned the final stage victory and was this year's most successful sprinter. This was only the second time the 25-year-old Vingegaard raced the the Tour de France. Last year, Vingegaard came in second second to Pogačar who also won in 2020 and was racing in his third Tour. At age 23, Pogačar is even younger than Vingegaard. "The battle between me and Jonas for the yellow jersey has been very special. I think we have some very interesting next two or three years ahead of us. Jonas has stepped up his game this year," said Pogačar, predicting a rivalry to continue. After Vingegaard captured the lead on stage 11, Pogačar attempted many attacks on subsequent stages, but with the help of his teammates, including Van Aert, Vingegaard was able to fend off Pogačar. "It's just incredible. I have finally won the Tour. Nothing can go wrong anymore. […] It is the biggest cycling race of the year, the biggest one you can win and now I have done it. Nobody can take this away from me," said the Dane. "I always had the feeling that at least I could fight for the win. But I think in the end when I really started believing was after Hautacam [stage 18]. I always believed in it but I was thinking something really has to go wrong after Hautacam." ===Final general classification (Top 10)=== {| class="wikitable" !Rank!!Rider!!Team!!Time |- bgcolor=yellow |'''1''' |'''{{w|Jonas Vingegaard}}''' |'''{{w|Team Jumbo–Visma (men's team)|Team Jumbo–Visma}}''' |align=right|'''79h 33m 20s''' |- |2 |{{w|Tadej Pogačar}} |{{w|UAE Team Emirates}} |align=right| + 2' 43" |- |3 |{{w|Geraint Thomas}} |{{w|Ineos Grenadiers}} |align=right| + 7' 22" |- |4 |{{w|David Gaudu}} |{{w|Groupama–FDJ}} |align=right| + 13' 39" |- |5 |{{w|Aleksandr Vlasov (cyclist)|Aleksandr Vlasov}} |{{w|Bora–Hansgrohe}} |align=right| + 15' 46" |- |6 |{{w|Nairo Quintana}} |{{w|Arkéa–Samsic}} |align=right| + 16' 33" |- |7 |{{w|Romain Bardet}} |{{w|Team DSM (men's team)|Team DSM}} |align=right| + 18' 11" |- |8 |{{w|Louis Meintjes}} |{{w|Intermarché–Wanty–Gobert Matériaux}} |align=right| + 18' 44" |- |9 |{{w|Alexey Lutsenko}} |{{w|Astana Qazaqstan Team}} |align=right| + 22' 56" |- |10 |{{w|Adam Yates}} |Ineos Grenadiers |align=right| + 24' 52" |} {{haveyoursay}} {{sisters|w|2022 Tour de France|commons|Category:Tour de France 2022}} == Sources == *{{source |url = https://www.bbc.com/sport/live/cycling/58918069 |title = Philipsen sprints to victory on Champs Elysees as Vingegaard wins Tour |author = Harry Poole |pub = BBC Sport |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724193621/https://www.bbc.com/sport/live/cycling/58918069 }} *{{source |url = https://apnews.com/article/sports-france-paris-cycling-tour-de-294c08234067e5935f9d8b6a894a474c |title = Jonas Vingegaard, king of the mountains, wins Tour de France |author = Samuel Petrequin |pub = Associated Press |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724182212/https://apnews.com/article/sports-france-paris-cycling-tour-de-294c08234067e5935f9d8b6a894a474c }} *{{source |url = https://www.letour.fr/en/news/2022/stage-21/jasper-philipsen-and-jonas-vingegaard-crowned-in-paris/1308831 |title = Jasper Philipsen and Jonas Vingegaard crowned in Paris |author = |pub = Tour de France |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724195955/https://www.letour.fr/en/news/2022/stage-21/jasper-philipsen-and-jonas-vingegaard-crowned-in-paris/1308831 }} [[Category:Europe]] [[Category:Belgium]] [[Category:Denmark]] [[Category:France]] [[Category:Paris]] [[Category:Netherlands]] [[Category:Slovenia]] [[Category:United Kingdom]] [[Category:Sports]] [[Category:Cycling]] [[Category:Tour de France]] bjmaadf4au5jk8f5noxgsrgp93mk6vj 4684793 4684792 2022-07-24T21:28:08Z SVTCobra 9158 Please review this article. (via [[Template:Assistant:Submit/form|form]]) wikitext text/x-wiki {{review}} {{date|July 24, 2022}} {{sports}}[[File:Étape 21 Tour France 2022 Terrasse Arche - Nanterre (FR92) - 2022-07-24 - 18 (cropped).jpg|thumb|left|Vingegaard (center) at the start of the stage in {{w|Nanterre}}. He is flanked by Pogačar (left) and Van Aert (right) {{image|[[Commons:User:Chabe01|Chabe01]]}}]][[File:Étape 21 Tour France 2022 Rue Amiral Coligny - Paris I (FR75) - 2022-07-24 - 4.jpg|thumb|left|Vingegaard (#18 in yellow) being led by two teammates in [[Paris]] as they approach the finish {{image|[[Commons:User:Chabe01|Chabe01]]}}]] On Sunday, {{w|Jonas Vingegaard}} of [[Denmark]] won this year's edition of the 21-stage cycling race, the [[Tour de France]]. Vingegaard claimed the {{w|yellow jersey}} after winning stage 11 and held on to it for the rest of the Tour. Vingegaard represents {{w|Team Jumbo–Visma (men's team)|Team Jumbo–Visma}} out of the [[Netherlands]]. Vingegaard won the grand tour by a margin of 2 minutes 43 seconds over {{w|Tadej Pogačar}} of [[Slovenia]] who also won the young rider classification. {{w|Geraint Thomas}} of the [[United Kingdom]] came in third with a time of +7:22. The points championship was won by {{w|Wout van Aert}} of [[Belgium]] with 480 points. The mountain classification was also won by Vingegaard with 72 points. The team championship was won by British team {{w|Ineos Grenadiers}}. {{w|Jasper Philipsen}}, also from Belgium, earned the final stage victory and was this year's most successful sprinter. This was only the second time the 25-year-old Vingegaard raced the the Tour de France. Last year, Vingegaard came in second second to Pogačar who also won in 2020 and was racing in his third Tour. At age 23, Pogačar is even younger than Vingegaard. "The battle between me and Jonas for the yellow jersey has been very special. I think we have some very interesting next two or three years ahead of us. Jonas has stepped up his game this year," said Pogačar, predicting a rivalry to continue. After Vingegaard captured the lead on stage 11, Pogačar attempted many attacks on subsequent stages, but with the help of his teammates, including Van Aert, Vingegaard was able to fend off Pogačar. "It's just incredible. I have finally won the Tour. Nothing can go wrong anymore. […] It is the biggest cycling race of the year, the biggest one you can win and now I have done it. Nobody can take this away from me," said the Dane. "I always had the feeling that at least I could fight for the win. But I think in the end when I really started believing was after Hautacam [stage 18]. I always believed in it but I was thinking something really has to go wrong after Hautacam." ===Final general classification (Top 10)=== {| class="wikitable" !Rank!!Rider!!Team!!Time |- bgcolor=yellow |'''1''' |'''{{w|Jonas Vingegaard}}''' |'''{{w|Team Jumbo–Visma (men's team)|Team Jumbo–Visma}}''' |align=right|'''79h 33m 20s''' |- |2 |{{w|Tadej Pogačar}} |{{w|UAE Team Emirates}} |align=right| + 2' 43" |- |3 |{{w|Geraint Thomas}} |{{w|Ineos Grenadiers}} |align=right| + 7' 22" |- |4 |{{w|David Gaudu}} |{{w|Groupama–FDJ}} |align=right| + 13' 39" |- |5 |{{w|Aleksandr Vlasov (cyclist)|Aleksandr Vlasov}} |{{w|Bora–Hansgrohe}} |align=right| + 15' 46" |- |6 |{{w|Nairo Quintana}} |{{w|Arkéa–Samsic}} |align=right| + 16' 33" |- |7 |{{w|Romain Bardet}} |{{w|Team DSM (men's team)|Team DSM}} |align=right| + 18' 11" |- |8 |{{w|Louis Meintjes}} |{{w|Intermarché–Wanty–Gobert Matériaux}} |align=right| + 18' 44" |- |9 |{{w|Alexey Lutsenko}} |{{w|Astana Qazaqstan Team}} |align=right| + 22' 56" |- |10 |{{w|Adam Yates}} |Ineos Grenadiers |align=right| + 24' 52" |} {{haveyoursay}} {{sisters|w|2022 Tour de France|commons|Category:Tour de France 2022}} == Sources == *{{source |url = https://www.bbc.com/sport/live/cycling/58918069 |title = Philipsen sprints to victory on Champs Elysees as Vingegaard wins Tour |author = Harry Poole |pub = BBC Sport |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724193621/https://www.bbc.com/sport/live/cycling/58918069 }} *{{source |url = https://apnews.com/article/sports-france-paris-cycling-tour-de-294c08234067e5935f9d8b6a894a474c |title = Jonas Vingegaard, king of the mountains, wins Tour de France |author = Samuel Petrequin |pub = Associated Press |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724182212/https://apnews.com/article/sports-france-paris-cycling-tour-de-294c08234067e5935f9d8b6a894a474c }} *{{source |url = https://www.letour.fr/en/news/2022/stage-21/jasper-philipsen-and-jonas-vingegaard-crowned-in-paris/1308831 |title = Jasper Philipsen and Jonas Vingegaard crowned in Paris |author = |pub = Tour de France |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724195955/https://www.letour.fr/en/news/2022/stage-21/jasper-philipsen-and-jonas-vingegaard-crowned-in-paris/1308831 }} [[Category:Europe]] [[Category:Belgium]] [[Category:Denmark]] [[Category:France]] [[Category:Paris]] [[Category:Netherlands]] [[Category:Slovenia]] [[Category:United Kingdom]] [[Category:Sports]] [[Category:Cycling]] [[Category:Tour de France]] o15szn5poj9vdiyhtd50ixf3t688qe3 4684794 4684793 2022-07-24T21:29:33Z SVTCobra 9158 typo wikitext text/x-wiki {{review}} {{date|July 24, 2022}} {{sports}}[[File:Étape 21 Tour France 2022 Terrasse Arche - Nanterre (FR92) - 2022-07-24 - 18 (cropped).jpg|thumb|left|Vingegaard (center) at the start of the stage in {{w|Nanterre}}. He is flanked by Pogačar (left) and Van Aert (right) {{image|[[Commons:User:Chabe01|Chabe01]]}}]][[File:Étape 21 Tour France 2022 Rue Amiral Coligny - Paris I (FR75) - 2022-07-24 - 4.jpg|thumb|left|Vingegaard (#18 in yellow) being led by two teammates in [[Paris]] as they approach the finish {{image|[[Commons:User:Chabe01|Chabe01]]}}]] On Sunday, {{w|Jonas Vingegaard}} of [[Denmark]] won this year's edition of the 21-stage cycling race, the [[Tour de France]]. Vingegaard claimed the {{w|yellow jersey}} after winning stage 11 and held on to it for the rest of the Tour. Vingegaard represents {{w|Team Jumbo–Visma (men's team)|Team Jumbo–Visma}} out of the [[Netherlands]]. Vingegaard won the grand tour by a margin of 2 minutes 43 seconds over {{w|Tadej Pogačar}} of [[Slovenia]] who also won the young rider classification. {{w|Geraint Thomas}} of the [[United Kingdom]] came in third with a time of +7:22. The points championship was won by {{w|Wout van Aert}} of [[Belgium]] with 480 points. The mountain classification was also won by Vingegaard with 72 points. The team championship was won by British team {{w|Ineos Grenadiers}}. {{w|Jasper Philipsen}}, also from Belgium, earned the final stage victory and was this year's most successful sprinter. This was only the second time the 25-year-old Vingegaard raced the the Tour de France. Last year, Vingegaard came in second to Pogačar who also won in 2020 and was racing in his third Tour. At age 23, Pogačar is even younger than Vingegaard. "The battle between me and Jonas for the yellow jersey has been very special. I think we have some very interesting next two or three years ahead of us. Jonas has stepped up his game this year," said Pogačar, predicting a rivalry to continue. After Vingegaard captured the lead on stage 11, Pogačar attempted many attacks on subsequent stages, but with the help of his teammates, including Van Aert, Vingegaard was able to fend off Pogačar. "It's just incredible. I have finally won the Tour. Nothing can go wrong anymore. […] It is the biggest cycling race of the year, the biggest one you can win and now I have done it. Nobody can take this away from me," said the Dane. "I always had the feeling that at least I could fight for the win. But I think in the end when I really started believing was after Hautacam [stage 18]. I always believed in it but I was thinking something really has to go wrong after Hautacam." ===Final general classification (Top 10)=== {| class="wikitable" !Rank!!Rider!!Team!!Time |- bgcolor=yellow |'''1''' |'''{{w|Jonas Vingegaard}}''' |'''{{w|Team Jumbo–Visma (men's team)|Team Jumbo–Visma}}''' |align=right|'''79h 33m 20s''' |- |2 |{{w|Tadej Pogačar}} |{{w|UAE Team Emirates}} |align=right| + 2' 43" |- |3 |{{w|Geraint Thomas}} |{{w|Ineos Grenadiers}} |align=right| + 7' 22" |- |4 |{{w|David Gaudu}} |{{w|Groupama–FDJ}} |align=right| + 13' 39" |- |5 |{{w|Aleksandr Vlasov (cyclist)|Aleksandr Vlasov}} |{{w|Bora–Hansgrohe}} |align=right| + 15' 46" |- |6 |{{w|Nairo Quintana}} |{{w|Arkéa–Samsic}} |align=right| + 16' 33" |- |7 |{{w|Romain Bardet}} |{{w|Team DSM (men's team)|Team DSM}} |align=right| + 18' 11" |- |8 |{{w|Louis Meintjes}} |{{w|Intermarché–Wanty–Gobert Matériaux}} |align=right| + 18' 44" |- |9 |{{w|Alexey Lutsenko}} |{{w|Astana Qazaqstan Team}} |align=right| + 22' 56" |- |10 |{{w|Adam Yates}} |Ineos Grenadiers |align=right| + 24' 52" |} {{haveyoursay}} {{sisters|w|2022 Tour de France|commons|Category:Tour de France 2022}} == Sources == *{{source |url = https://www.bbc.com/sport/live/cycling/58918069 |title = Philipsen sprints to victory on Champs Elysees as Vingegaard wins Tour |author = Harry Poole |pub = BBC Sport |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724193621/https://www.bbc.com/sport/live/cycling/58918069 }} *{{source |url = https://apnews.com/article/sports-france-paris-cycling-tour-de-294c08234067e5935f9d8b6a894a474c |title = Jonas Vingegaard, king of the mountains, wins Tour de France |author = Samuel Petrequin |pub = Associated Press |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724182212/https://apnews.com/article/sports-france-paris-cycling-tour-de-294c08234067e5935f9d8b6a894a474c }} *{{source |url = https://www.letour.fr/en/news/2022/stage-21/jasper-philipsen-and-jonas-vingegaard-crowned-in-paris/1308831 |title = Jasper Philipsen and Jonas Vingegaard crowned in Paris |author = |pub = Tour de France |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724195955/https://www.letour.fr/en/news/2022/stage-21/jasper-philipsen-and-jonas-vingegaard-crowned-in-paris/1308831 }} [[Category:Europe]] [[Category:Belgium]] [[Category:Denmark]] [[Category:France]] [[Category:Paris]] [[Category:Netherlands]] [[Category:Slovenia]] [[Category:United Kingdom]] [[Category:Sports]] [[Category:Cycling]] [[Category:Tour de France]] psz2dywgam9mskhwqk97xa6i885h53v 4684795 4684794 2022-07-24T21:30:41Z SVTCobra 9158 109th wikitext text/x-wiki {{review}} {{date|July 24, 2022}} {{sports}}[[File:Étape 21 Tour France 2022 Terrasse Arche - Nanterre (FR92) - 2022-07-24 - 18 (cropped).jpg|thumb|left|Vingegaard (center) at the start of the stage in {{w|Nanterre}}. He is flanked by Pogačar (left) and Van Aert (right) {{image|[[Commons:User:Chabe01|Chabe01]]}}]][[File:Étape 21 Tour France 2022 Rue Amiral Coligny - Paris I (FR75) - 2022-07-24 - 4.jpg|thumb|left|Vingegaard (#18 in yellow) being led by two teammates in [[Paris]] as they approach the finish {{image|[[Commons:User:Chabe01|Chabe01]]}}]] On Sunday, {{w|Jonas Vingegaard}} of [[Denmark]] won the 109th edition of the 21-stage cycling race, the [[Tour de France]]. Vingegaard claimed the {{w|yellow jersey}} after winning stage 11 and held on to it for the rest of the Tour. Vingegaard represents {{w|Team Jumbo–Visma (men's team)|Team Jumbo–Visma}} out of the [[Netherlands]]. Vingegaard won the grand tour by a margin of 2 minutes 43 seconds over {{w|Tadej Pogačar}} of [[Slovenia]] who also won the young rider classification. {{w|Geraint Thomas}} of the [[United Kingdom]] came in third with a time of +7:22. The points championship was won by {{w|Wout van Aert}} of [[Belgium]] with 480 points. The mountain classification was also won by Vingegaard with 72 points. The team championship was won by British team {{w|Ineos Grenadiers}}. {{w|Jasper Philipsen}}, also from Belgium, earned the final stage victory and was this year's most successful sprinter. This was only the second time the 25-year-old Vingegaard raced the the Tour de France. Last year, Vingegaard came in second to Pogačar who also won in 2020 and was racing in his third Tour. At age 23, Pogačar is even younger than Vingegaard. "The battle between me and Jonas for the yellow jersey has been very special. I think we have some very interesting next two or three years ahead of us. Jonas has stepped up his game this year," said Pogačar, predicting a rivalry to continue. After Vingegaard captured the lead on stage 11, Pogačar attempted many attacks on subsequent stages, but with the help of his teammates, including Van Aert, Vingegaard was able to fend off Pogačar. "It's just incredible. I have finally won the Tour. Nothing can go wrong anymore. […] It is the biggest cycling race of the year, the biggest one you can win and now I have done it. Nobody can take this away from me," said the Dane. "I always had the feeling that at least I could fight for the win. But I think in the end when I really started believing was after Hautacam [stage 18]. I always believed in it but I was thinking something really has to go wrong after Hautacam." ===Final general classification (Top 10)=== {| class="wikitable" !Rank!!Rider!!Team!!Time |- bgcolor=yellow |'''1''' |'''{{w|Jonas Vingegaard}}''' |'''{{w|Team Jumbo–Visma (men's team)|Team Jumbo–Visma}}''' |align=right|'''79h 33m 20s''' |- |2 |{{w|Tadej Pogačar}} |{{w|UAE Team Emirates}} |align=right| + 2' 43" |- |3 |{{w|Geraint Thomas}} |{{w|Ineos Grenadiers}} |align=right| + 7' 22" |- |4 |{{w|David Gaudu}} |{{w|Groupama–FDJ}} |align=right| + 13' 39" |- |5 |{{w|Aleksandr Vlasov (cyclist)|Aleksandr Vlasov}} |{{w|Bora–Hansgrohe}} |align=right| + 15' 46" |- |6 |{{w|Nairo Quintana}} |{{w|Arkéa–Samsic}} |align=right| + 16' 33" |- |7 |{{w|Romain Bardet}} |{{w|Team DSM (men's team)|Team DSM}} |align=right| + 18' 11" |- |8 |{{w|Louis Meintjes}} |{{w|Intermarché–Wanty–Gobert Matériaux}} |align=right| + 18' 44" |- |9 |{{w|Alexey Lutsenko}} |{{w|Astana Qazaqstan Team}} |align=right| + 22' 56" |- |10 |{{w|Adam Yates}} |Ineos Grenadiers |align=right| + 24' 52" |} {{haveyoursay}} {{sisters|w|2022 Tour de France|commons|Category:Tour de France 2022}} == Sources == *{{source |url = https://www.bbc.com/sport/live/cycling/58918069 |title = Philipsen sprints to victory on Champs Elysees as Vingegaard wins Tour |author = Harry Poole |pub = BBC Sport |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724193621/https://www.bbc.com/sport/live/cycling/58918069 }} *{{source |url = https://apnews.com/article/sports-france-paris-cycling-tour-de-294c08234067e5935f9d8b6a894a474c |title = Jonas Vingegaard, king of the mountains, wins Tour de France |author = Samuel Petrequin |pub = Associated Press |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724182212/https://apnews.com/article/sports-france-paris-cycling-tour-de-294c08234067e5935f9d8b6a894a474c }} *{{source |url = https://www.letour.fr/en/news/2022/stage-21/jasper-philipsen-and-jonas-vingegaard-crowned-in-paris/1308831 |title = Jasper Philipsen and Jonas Vingegaard crowned in Paris |author = |pub = Tour de France |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724195955/https://www.letour.fr/en/news/2022/stage-21/jasper-philipsen-and-jonas-vingegaard-crowned-in-paris/1308831 }} [[Category:Europe]] [[Category:Belgium]] [[Category:Denmark]] [[Category:France]] [[Category:Paris]] [[Category:Netherlands]] [[Category:Slovenia]] [[Category:United Kingdom]] [[Category:Sports]] [[Category:Cycling]] [[Category:Tour de France]] 8ocjp1zojv2anoek5mc5lm1def406cl 4684796 4684795 2022-07-24T21:32:31Z SVTCobra 9158 header wikitext text/x-wiki {{review}} {{date|July 24, 2022}} {{sports}}[[File:Étape 21 Tour France 2022 Terrasse Arche - Nanterre (FR92) - 2022-07-24 - 18 (cropped).jpg|thumb|left|Vingegaard (center) at the start of the stage in {{w|Nanterre}}. He is flanked by Pogačar (left) and Van Aert (right) {{image|[[Commons:User:Chabe01|Chabe01]]}}]][[File:Étape 21 Tour France 2022 Rue Amiral Coligny - Paris I (FR75) - 2022-07-24 - 4.jpg|thumb|left|Vingegaard (#18 in yellow) being led by two teammates in [[Paris]] as they approach the finish {{image|[[Commons:User:Chabe01|Chabe01]]}}]] On Sunday, {{w|Jonas Vingegaard}} of [[Denmark]] won the 109th edition of the 21-stage cycling race, the [[Tour de France]]. Vingegaard claimed the {{w|yellow jersey}} after winning stage 11 and held on to it for the rest of the Tour. Vingegaard represents {{w|Team Jumbo–Visma (men's team)|Team Jumbo–Visma}} out of the [[Netherlands]]. Vingegaard won the grand tour by a margin of 2 minutes 43 seconds over {{w|Tadej Pogačar}} of [[Slovenia]] who also won the young rider classification. {{w|Geraint Thomas}} of the [[United Kingdom]] came in third with a time of +7:22. The points championship was won by {{w|Wout van Aert}} of [[Belgium]] with 480 points. The mountain classification was also won by Vingegaard with 72 points. The team championship was won by British team {{w|Ineos Grenadiers}}. {{w|Jasper Philipsen}}, also from Belgium, earned the final stage victory and was this year's most successful sprinter. This was only the second time the 25-year-old Vingegaard raced the the Tour de France. Last year, Vingegaard came in second to Pogačar who also won in 2020 and was racing in his third Tour. At age 23, Pogačar is even younger than Vingegaard. "The battle between me and Jonas for the yellow jersey has been very special. I think we have some very interesting next two or three years ahead of us. Jonas has stepped up his game this year," said Pogačar, predicting a rivalry to continue. After Vingegaard captured the lead on stage 11, Pogačar attempted many attacks on subsequent stages, but with the help of his teammates, including Van Aert, Vingegaard was able to fend off Pogačar. "It's just incredible. I have finally won the Tour. Nothing can go wrong anymore. […] It is the biggest cycling race of the year, the biggest one you can win and now I have done it. Nobody can take this away from me," said the Dane. "I always had the feeling that at least I could fight for the win. But I think in the end when I really started believing was after Hautacam [stage 18]. I always believed in it but I was thinking something really has to go wrong after Hautacam." ===Final general classification (Top 10)=== {| class="wikitable" !Rank!!Rider!!Team!!Time |- bgcolor=yellow |'''1''' |'''{{w|Jonas Vingegaard}}''' |'''{{w|Team Jumbo–Visma (men's team)|Team Jumbo–Visma}}''' |align=right|'''79h 33m 20s''' |- |2 |{{w|Tadej Pogačar}} |{{w|UAE Team Emirates}} |align=right| + 2' 43" |- |3 |{{w|Geraint Thomas}} |{{w|Ineos Grenadiers}} |align=right| + 7' 22" |- |4 |{{w|David Gaudu}} |{{w|Groupama–FDJ}} |align=right| + 13' 39" |- |5 |{{w|Aleksandr Vlasov (cyclist)|Aleksandr Vlasov}} |{{w|Bora–Hansgrohe}} |align=right| + 15' 46" |- |6 |{{w|Nairo Quintana}} |{{w|Arkéa–Samsic}} |align=right| + 16' 33" |- |7 |{{w|Romain Bardet}} |{{w|Team DSM (men's team)|Team DSM}} |align=right| + 18' 11" |- |8 |{{w|Louis Meintjes}} |{{w|Intermarché–Wanty–Gobert Matériaux}} |align=right| + 18' 44" |- |9 |{{w|Alexey Lutsenko}} |{{w|Astana Qazaqstan Team}} |align=right| + 22' 56" |- |10 |{{w|Adam Yates}} |Ineos Grenadiers |align=right| + 24' 52" |} {{haveyoursay}} ==Sisters== {{sisters|w|2022 Tour de France|commons|Category:Tour de France 2022}} == Sources == *{{source |url = https://www.bbc.com/sport/live/cycling/58918069 |title = Philipsen sprints to victory on Champs Elysees as Vingegaard wins Tour |author = Harry Poole |pub = BBC Sport |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724193621/https://www.bbc.com/sport/live/cycling/58918069 }} *{{source |url = https://apnews.com/article/sports-france-paris-cycling-tour-de-294c08234067e5935f9d8b6a894a474c |title = Jonas Vingegaard, king of the mountains, wins Tour de France |author = Samuel Petrequin |pub = Associated Press |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724182212/https://apnews.com/article/sports-france-paris-cycling-tour-de-294c08234067e5935f9d8b6a894a474c }} *{{source |url = https://www.letour.fr/en/news/2022/stage-21/jasper-philipsen-and-jonas-vingegaard-crowned-in-paris/1308831 |title = Jasper Philipsen and Jonas Vingegaard crowned in Paris |author = |pub = Tour de France |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724195955/https://www.letour.fr/en/news/2022/stage-21/jasper-philipsen-and-jonas-vingegaard-crowned-in-paris/1308831 }} [[Category:Europe]] [[Category:Belgium]] [[Category:Denmark]] [[Category:France]] [[Category:Paris]] [[Category:Netherlands]] [[Category:Slovenia]] [[Category:United Kingdom]] [[Category:Sports]] [[Category:Cycling]] [[Category:Tour de France]] 16oxkkyrz4pg011rgq16x27zzqkzwq8 4684797 4684796 2022-07-24T21:40:09Z SVTCobra 9158 tidy captions wikitext text/x-wiki {{review}} {{date|July 24, 2022}} {{sports}}[[File:Étape 21 Tour France 2022 Terrasse Arche - Nanterre (FR92) - 2022-07-24 - 18 (cropped).jpg|thumb|left|Vingegaard (center) at the start of the stage in {{w|Nanterre}}. He is flanked by Pogačar (left) and Van Aert (right). {{image|[[Commons:User:Chabe01|Chabe01]]}}]][[File:Étape 21 Tour France 2022 Rue Amiral Coligny - Paris I (FR75) - 2022-07-24 - 4.jpg|thumb|left|Vingegaard (#18 in yellow) being led by two teammates in [[Paris]] as they approach the finish. {{image|[[Commons:User:Chabe01|Chabe01]]}}]] On Sunday, {{w|Jonas Vingegaard}} of [[Denmark]] won the 109th edition of the 21-stage cycling race, the [[Tour de France]]. Vingegaard claimed the {{w|yellow jersey}} after winning stage 11 and held on to it for the rest of the Tour. Vingegaard represents {{w|Team Jumbo–Visma (men's team)|Team Jumbo–Visma}} out of the [[Netherlands]]. Vingegaard won the grand tour by a margin of 2 minutes 43 seconds over {{w|Tadej Pogačar}} of [[Slovenia]] who also won the young rider classification. {{w|Geraint Thomas}} of the [[United Kingdom]] came in third with a time of +7:22. The points championship was won by {{w|Wout van Aert}} of [[Belgium]] with 480 points. The mountain classification was also won by Vingegaard with 72 points. The team championship was won by British team {{w|Ineos Grenadiers}}. {{w|Jasper Philipsen}}, also from Belgium, earned the final stage victory and was this year's most successful sprinter. This was only the second time the 25-year-old Vingegaard raced the the Tour de France. Last year, Vingegaard came in second to Pogačar who also won in 2020 and was racing in his third Tour. At age 23, Pogačar is even younger than Vingegaard. "The battle between me and Jonas for the yellow jersey has been very special. I think we have some very interesting next two or three years ahead of us. Jonas has stepped up his game this year," said Pogačar, predicting a rivalry to continue. After Vingegaard captured the lead on stage 11, Pogačar attempted many attacks on subsequent stages, but with the help of his teammates, including Van Aert, Vingegaard was able to fend off Pogačar. "It's just incredible. I have finally won the Tour. Nothing can go wrong anymore. […] It is the biggest cycling race of the year, the biggest one you can win and now I have done it. Nobody can take this away from me," said the Dane. "I always had the feeling that at least I could fight for the win. But I think in the end when I really started believing was after Hautacam [stage 18]. I always believed in it but I was thinking something really has to go wrong after Hautacam." ===Final general classification (Top 10)=== {| class="wikitable" !Rank!!Rider!!Team!!Time |- bgcolor=yellow |'''1''' |'''{{w|Jonas Vingegaard}}''' |'''{{w|Team Jumbo–Visma (men's team)|Team Jumbo–Visma}}''' |align=right|'''79h 33m 20s''' |- |2 |{{w|Tadej Pogačar}} |{{w|UAE Team Emirates}} |align=right| + 2' 43" |- |3 |{{w|Geraint Thomas}} |{{w|Ineos Grenadiers}} |align=right| + 7' 22" |- |4 |{{w|David Gaudu}} |{{w|Groupama–FDJ}} |align=right| + 13' 39" |- |5 |{{w|Aleksandr Vlasov (cyclist)|Aleksandr Vlasov}} |{{w|Bora–Hansgrohe}} |align=right| + 15' 46" |- |6 |{{w|Nairo Quintana}} |{{w|Arkéa–Samsic}} |align=right| + 16' 33" |- |7 |{{w|Romain Bardet}} |{{w|Team DSM (men's team)|Team DSM}} |align=right| + 18' 11" |- |8 |{{w|Louis Meintjes}} |{{w|Intermarché–Wanty–Gobert Matériaux}} |align=right| + 18' 44" |- |9 |{{w|Alexey Lutsenko}} |{{w|Astana Qazaqstan Team}} |align=right| + 22' 56" |- |10 |{{w|Adam Yates}} |Ineos Grenadiers |align=right| + 24' 52" |} {{haveyoursay}} ==Sisters== {{sisters|w|2022 Tour de France|commons|Category:Tour de France 2022}} == Sources == *{{source |url = https://www.bbc.com/sport/live/cycling/58918069 |title = Philipsen sprints to victory on Champs Elysees as Vingegaard wins Tour |author = Harry Poole |pub = BBC Sport |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724193621/https://www.bbc.com/sport/live/cycling/58918069 }} *{{source |url = https://apnews.com/article/sports-france-paris-cycling-tour-de-294c08234067e5935f9d8b6a894a474c |title = Jonas Vingegaard, king of the mountains, wins Tour de France |author = Samuel Petrequin |pub = Associated Press |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724182212/https://apnews.com/article/sports-france-paris-cycling-tour-de-294c08234067e5935f9d8b6a894a474c }} *{{source |url = https://www.letour.fr/en/news/2022/stage-21/jasper-philipsen-and-jonas-vingegaard-crowned-in-paris/1308831 |title = Jasper Philipsen and Jonas Vingegaard crowned in Paris |author = |pub = Tour de France |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724195955/https://www.letour.fr/en/news/2022/stage-21/jasper-philipsen-and-jonas-vingegaard-crowned-in-paris/1308831 }} [[Category:Europe]] [[Category:Belgium]] [[Category:Denmark]] [[Category:France]] [[Category:Paris]] [[Category:Netherlands]] [[Category:Slovenia]] [[Category:United Kingdom]] [[Category:Sports]] [[Category:Cycling]] [[Category:Tour de France]] sfwv2xvyk35u16xexoecw1o49jif5yt 4684823 4684797 2022-07-24T22:52:58Z JJLiu112 2780319 caption wikitext text/x-wiki {{review}} {{date|July 24, 2022}} {{sports}} [[File:Étape 21 Tour France 2022 Terrasse Arche - Nanterre (FR92) - 2022-07-24 - 18 (cropped).jpg|thumb|left|Vingegaard (center) at the start of the stage in {{w|Nanterre}}, is flanked by Pogačar (left) and Van Aert (right). {{image|[[c:User:Chabe01|Chabe01]]}}]] [[File:Étape 21 Tour France 2022 Rue Amiral Coligny - Paris I (FR75) - 2022-07-24 - 4.jpg|thumb|left|Vingegaard (#18 in yellow) in [[Paris]], being led by two teammates as he approaches the finish. {{image|[[c:User:Chabe01|Chabe01]]}}]] On Sunday, {{w|Jonas Vingegaard}} of [[Denmark]] won the 109th edition of the 21-stage cycling race, the [[Tour de France]]. Vingegaard claimed the {{w|yellow jersey}} after winning stage 11 and held on to it for the rest of the Tour. Vingegaard represents {{w|Team Jumbo–Visma (men's team)|Team Jumbo–Visma}} out of the [[Netherlands]]. Vingegaard won the grand tour by a margin of 2 minutes 43 seconds over {{w|Tadej Pogačar}} of [[Slovenia]] who also won the young rider classification. {{w|Geraint Thomas}} of the [[United Kingdom]] came in third with a time of +7:22. The points championship was won by {{w|Wout van Aert}} of [[Belgium]] with 480 points. The mountain classification was also won by Vingegaard with 72 points. The team championship was won by British team {{w|Ineos Grenadiers}}. {{w|Jasper Philipsen}}, also from Belgium, earned the final stage victory and was this year's most successful sprinter. This was only the second time the 25-year-old Vingegaard raced the the Tour de France. Last year, Vingegaard came in second to Pogačar who also won in 2020 and was racing in his third Tour. At age 23, Pogačar is even younger than Vingegaard. "The battle between me and Jonas for the yellow jersey has been very special. I think we have some very interesting next two or three years ahead of us. Jonas has stepped up his game this year," said Pogačar, predicting a rivalry to continue. After Vingegaard captured the lead on stage 11, Pogačar attempted many attacks on subsequent stages, but with the help of his teammates, including Van Aert, Vingegaard was able to fend off Pogačar. "It's just incredible. I have finally won the Tour. Nothing can go wrong anymore. […] It is the biggest cycling race of the year, the biggest one you can win and now I have done it. Nobody can take this away from me," said the Dane. "I always had the feeling that at least I could fight for the win. But I think in the end when I really started believing was after Hautacam [stage 18]. I always believed in it but I was thinking something really has to go wrong after Hautacam." ===Final general classification (Top 10)=== {| class="wikitable" !Rank!!Rider!!Team!!Time |- bgcolor=yellow |'''1''' |'''{{w|Jonas Vingegaard}}''' |'''{{w|Team Jumbo–Visma (men's team)|Team Jumbo–Visma}}''' |align=right|'''79h 33m 20s''' |- |2 |{{w|Tadej Pogačar}} |{{w|UAE Team Emirates}} |align=right| + 2' 43" |- |3 |{{w|Geraint Thomas}} |{{w|Ineos Grenadiers}} |align=right| + 7' 22" |- |4 |{{w|David Gaudu}} |{{w|Groupama–FDJ}} |align=right| + 13' 39" |- |5 |{{w|Aleksandr Vlasov (cyclist)|Aleksandr Vlasov}} |{{w|Bora–Hansgrohe}} |align=right| + 15' 46" |- |6 |{{w|Nairo Quintana}} |{{w|Arkéa–Samsic}} |align=right| + 16' 33" |- |7 |{{w|Romain Bardet}} |{{w|Team DSM (men's team)|Team DSM}} |align=right| + 18' 11" |- |8 |{{w|Louis Meintjes}} |{{w|Intermarché–Wanty–Gobert Matériaux}} |align=right| + 18' 44" |- |9 |{{w|Alexey Lutsenko}} |{{w|Astana Qazaqstan Team}} |align=right| + 22' 56" |- |10 |{{w|Adam Yates}} |Ineos Grenadiers |align=right| + 24' 52" |} {{haveyoursay}} ==Sisters== {{sisters|w|2022 Tour de France|commons|Category:Tour de France 2022}} == Sources == *{{source |url = https://www.bbc.com/sport/live/cycling/58918069 |title = Philipsen sprints to victory on Champs Elysees as Vingegaard wins Tour |author = Harry Poole |pub = BBC Sport |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724193621/https://www.bbc.com/sport/live/cycling/58918069 }} *{{source |url = https://apnews.com/article/sports-france-paris-cycling-tour-de-294c08234067e5935f9d8b6a894a474c |title = Jonas Vingegaard, king of the mountains, wins Tour de France |author = Samuel Petrequin |pub = Associated Press |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724182212/https://apnews.com/article/sports-france-paris-cycling-tour-de-294c08234067e5935f9d8b6a894a474c }} *{{source |url = https://www.letour.fr/en/news/2022/stage-21/jasper-philipsen-and-jonas-vingegaard-crowned-in-paris/1308831 |title = Jasper Philipsen and Jonas Vingegaard crowned in Paris |author = |pub = Tour de France |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724195955/https://www.letour.fr/en/news/2022/stage-21/jasper-philipsen-and-jonas-vingegaard-crowned-in-paris/1308831 }} [[Category:Europe]] [[Category:Belgium]] [[Category:Denmark]] [[Category:France]] [[Category:Paris]] [[Category:Netherlands]] [[Category:Slovenia]] [[Category:United Kingdom]] [[Category:Sports]] [[Category:Cycling]] [[Category:Tour de France]] boa1ugvjo3rg9dpilichtncjj36gvjy 4684824 4684823 2022-07-24T22:55:26Z JJLiu112 2780319 first paragraph wikitext text/x-wiki {{review}} {{date|July 24, 2022}} {{sports}} [[File:Étape 21 Tour France 2022 Terrasse Arche - Nanterre (FR92) - 2022-07-24 - 18 (cropped).jpg|thumb|left|Vingegaard (center) at the start of the stage in {{w|Nanterre}}, is flanked by Pogačar (left) and Van Aert (right). {{image|[[c:User:Chabe01|Chabe01]]}}]] [[File:Étape 21 Tour France 2022 Rue Amiral Coligny - Paris I (FR75) - 2022-07-24 - 4.jpg|thumb|left|Vingegaard (#18 in yellow) in [[Paris]], being led by two teammates as he approaches the finish. {{image|[[c:User:Chabe01|Chabe01]]}}]] On Sunday, [[Denmark]]'s {{w|Jonas Vingegaard}} representing {{w|Team Jumbo–Visma (men's team)|Team Jumbo–Visma}} from the [[Netherlands]] won the 109th edition of the 21-stage cycling race, the [[Tour de France]]. Vingegaard claimed the {{w|yellow jersey}} after winning stage 11, and held on to the lead for the rest of the Tour. He also won the mountain classification, by 72 points. He won by a margin of 2 minutes 43 seconds over {{w|Tadej Pogačar}} of [[Slovenia]], who won the young rider classification. {{w|Geraint Thomas}} of the [[United Kingdom]] came third with a time of +7:22. The points championship was won by {{w|Wout van Aert}} of [[Belgium]] with 480 points. The team championship was won by British team {{w|Ineos Grenadiers}}. {{w|Jasper Philipsen}} of Belgium earned the final stage victory and was this year's most successful sprinter. This was only the second time the 25-year-old Vingegaard raced the the Tour de France. Last year, Vingegaard came in second to Pogačar who also won in 2020 and was racing in his third Tour. At age 23, Pogačar is even younger than Vingegaard. "The battle between me and Jonas for the yellow jersey has been very special. I think we have some very interesting next two or three years ahead of us. Jonas has stepped up his game this year," said Pogačar, predicting a rivalry to continue. After Vingegaard captured the lead on stage 11, Pogačar attempted many attacks on subsequent stages, but with the help of his teammates, including Van Aert, Vingegaard was able to fend off Pogačar. "It's just incredible. I have finally won the Tour. Nothing can go wrong anymore. […] It is the biggest cycling race of the year, the biggest one you can win and now I have done it. Nobody can take this away from me," said the Dane. "I always had the feeling that at least I could fight for the win. But I think in the end when I really started believing was after Hautacam [stage 18]. I always believed in it but I was thinking something really has to go wrong after Hautacam." ===Final general classification (Top 10)=== {| class="wikitable" !Rank!!Rider!!Team!!Time |- bgcolor=yellow |'''1''' |'''{{w|Jonas Vingegaard}}''' |'''{{w|Team Jumbo–Visma (men's team)|Team Jumbo–Visma}}''' |align=right|'''79h 33m 20s''' |- |2 |{{w|Tadej Pogačar}} |{{w|UAE Team Emirates}} |align=right| + 2' 43" |- |3 |{{w|Geraint Thomas}} |{{w|Ineos Grenadiers}} |align=right| + 7' 22" |- |4 |{{w|David Gaudu}} |{{w|Groupama–FDJ}} |align=right| + 13' 39" |- |5 |{{w|Aleksandr Vlasov (cyclist)|Aleksandr Vlasov}} |{{w|Bora–Hansgrohe}} |align=right| + 15' 46" |- |6 |{{w|Nairo Quintana}} |{{w|Arkéa–Samsic}} |align=right| + 16' 33" |- |7 |{{w|Romain Bardet}} |{{w|Team DSM (men's team)|Team DSM}} |align=right| + 18' 11" |- |8 |{{w|Louis Meintjes}} |{{w|Intermarché–Wanty–Gobert Matériaux}} |align=right| + 18' 44" |- |9 |{{w|Alexey Lutsenko}} |{{w|Astana Qazaqstan Team}} |align=right| + 22' 56" |- |10 |{{w|Adam Yates}} |Ineos Grenadiers |align=right| + 24' 52" |} {{haveyoursay}} ==Sisters== {{sisters|w|2022 Tour de France|commons|Category:Tour de France 2022}} == Sources == *{{source |url = https://www.bbc.com/sport/live/cycling/58918069 |title = Philipsen sprints to victory on Champs Elysees as Vingegaard wins Tour |author = Harry Poole |pub = BBC Sport |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724193621/https://www.bbc.com/sport/live/cycling/58918069 }} *{{source |url = https://apnews.com/article/sports-france-paris-cycling-tour-de-294c08234067e5935f9d8b6a894a474c |title = Jonas Vingegaard, king of the mountains, wins Tour de France |author = Samuel Petrequin |pub = Associated Press |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724182212/https://apnews.com/article/sports-france-paris-cycling-tour-de-294c08234067e5935f9d8b6a894a474c }} *{{source |url = https://www.letour.fr/en/news/2022/stage-21/jasper-philipsen-and-jonas-vingegaard-crowned-in-paris/1308831 |title = Jasper Philipsen and Jonas Vingegaard crowned in Paris |author = |pub = Tour de France |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724195955/https://www.letour.fr/en/news/2022/stage-21/jasper-philipsen-and-jonas-vingegaard-crowned-in-paris/1308831 }} [[Category:Europe]] [[Category:Belgium]] [[Category:Denmark]] [[Category:France]] [[Category:Paris]] [[Category:Netherlands]] [[Category:Slovenia]] [[Category:United Kingdom]] [[Category:Sports]] [[Category:Cycling]] [[Category:Tour de France]] 4u3bbtbkpxtz3p84ripa4qlxupkmv4h 4684825 4684824 2022-07-24T22:57:33Z JJLiu112 2780319 May need to clarify sprinter, I was picturing someone running! wikitext text/x-wiki {{review}} {{date|July 24, 2022}} {{sports}} [[File:Étape 21 Tour France 2022 Terrasse Arche - Nanterre (FR92) - 2022-07-24 - 18 (cropped).jpg|thumb|left|Vingegaard (center) at the start of the stage in {{w|Nanterre}}, is flanked by Pogačar (left) and Van Aert (right). {{image|[[c:User:Chabe01|Chabe01]]}}]] [[File:Étape 21 Tour France 2022 Rue Amiral Coligny - Paris I (FR75) - 2022-07-24 - 4.jpg|thumb|left|Vingegaard (#18 in yellow) in [[Paris]], being led by two teammates as he approaches the finish. {{image|[[c:User:Chabe01|Chabe01]]}}]] On Sunday, [[Denmark]]'s {{w|Jonas Vingegaard}} representing {{w|Team Jumbo–Visma (men's team)|Team Jumbo–Visma}} from the [[Netherlands]] won the 109th edition of the 21-stage cycling race, the [[Tour de France]]. Vingegaard claimed the {{w|yellow jersey}} after winning stage 11, and held the lead for the rest of the Tour. He also won the mountain classification by 72 points. The race was won by a margin of 2 minutes 43 seconds over {{w|Tadej Pogačar}} of [[Slovenia]], who as well as second place won the young rider title, aged 23. {{w|Geraint Thomas}} of the [[United Kingdom]] came third with a time of +7:22. The points championship was won by {{w|Wout van Aert}} of [[Belgium]] with 480 points. The team championship was won by British team {{w|Ineos Grenadiers}}. {{w|Jasper Philipsen}} of Belgium earned the final stage victory and was this year's most successful {{w|Sprinter (cycling)|sprinter}}. This was only the second time the 25-year-old Vingegaard raced the the Tour de France. Last year, Vingegaard came in second to Pogačar who also won in 2020 and was racing in his third Tour. At age 23, Pogačar is even younger than Vingegaard. "The battle between me and Jonas for the yellow jersey has been very special. I think we have some very interesting next two or three years ahead of us. Jonas has stepped up his game this year," said Pogačar, predicting a rivalry to continue. After Vingegaard captured the lead on stage 11, Pogačar attempted many attacks on subsequent stages, but with the help of his teammates, including Van Aert, Vingegaard was able to fend off Pogačar. "It's just incredible. I have finally won the Tour. Nothing can go wrong anymore. […] It is the biggest cycling race of the year, the biggest one you can win and now I have done it. Nobody can take this away from me," said the Dane. "I always had the feeling that at least I could fight for the win. But I think in the end when I really started believing was after Hautacam [stage 18]. I always believed in it but I was thinking something really has to go wrong after Hautacam." ===Final general classification (Top 10)=== {| class="wikitable" !Rank!!Rider!!Team!!Time |- bgcolor=yellow |'''1''' |'''{{w|Jonas Vingegaard}}''' |'''{{w|Team Jumbo–Visma (men's team)|Team Jumbo–Visma}}''' |align=right|'''79h 33m 20s''' |- |2 |{{w|Tadej Pogačar}} |{{w|UAE Team Emirates}} |align=right| + 2' 43" |- |3 |{{w|Geraint Thomas}} |{{w|Ineos Grenadiers}} |align=right| + 7' 22" |- |4 |{{w|David Gaudu}} |{{w|Groupama–FDJ}} |align=right| + 13' 39" |- |5 |{{w|Aleksandr Vlasov (cyclist)|Aleksandr Vlasov}} |{{w|Bora–Hansgrohe}} |align=right| + 15' 46" |- |6 |{{w|Nairo Quintana}} |{{w|Arkéa–Samsic}} |align=right| + 16' 33" |- |7 |{{w|Romain Bardet}} |{{w|Team DSM (men's team)|Team DSM}} |align=right| + 18' 11" |- |8 |{{w|Louis Meintjes}} |{{w|Intermarché–Wanty–Gobert Matériaux}} |align=right| + 18' 44" |- |9 |{{w|Alexey Lutsenko}} |{{w|Astana Qazaqstan Team}} |align=right| + 22' 56" |- |10 |{{w|Adam Yates}} |Ineos Grenadiers |align=right| + 24' 52" |} {{haveyoursay}} ==Sisters== {{sisters|w|2022 Tour de France|commons|Category:Tour de France 2022}} == Sources == *{{source |url = https://www.bbc.com/sport/live/cycling/58918069 |title = Philipsen sprints to victory on Champs Elysees as Vingegaard wins Tour |author = Harry Poole |pub = BBC Sport |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724193621/https://www.bbc.com/sport/live/cycling/58918069 }} *{{source |url = https://apnews.com/article/sports-france-paris-cycling-tour-de-294c08234067e5935f9d8b6a894a474c |title = Jonas Vingegaard, king of the mountains, wins Tour de France |author = Samuel Petrequin |pub = Associated Press |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724182212/https://apnews.com/article/sports-france-paris-cycling-tour-de-294c08234067e5935f9d8b6a894a474c }} *{{source |url = https://www.letour.fr/en/news/2022/stage-21/jasper-philipsen-and-jonas-vingegaard-crowned-in-paris/1308831 |title = Jasper Philipsen and Jonas Vingegaard crowned in Paris |author = |pub = Tour de France |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724195955/https://www.letour.fr/en/news/2022/stage-21/jasper-philipsen-and-jonas-vingegaard-crowned-in-paris/1308831 }} [[Category:Europe]] [[Category:Belgium]] [[Category:Denmark]] [[Category:France]] [[Category:Paris]] [[Category:Netherlands]] [[Category:Slovenia]] [[Category:United Kingdom]] [[Category:Sports]] [[Category:Cycling]] [[Category:Tour de France]] jnd4cdtlwllp9ybn45chf7pp7cxf5mz 4684846 4684825 2022-07-24T23:48:53Z SVTCobra 9158 the the wikitext text/x-wiki {{review}} {{date|July 24, 2022}} {{sports}} [[File:Étape 21 Tour France 2022 Terrasse Arche - Nanterre (FR92) - 2022-07-24 - 18 (cropped).jpg|thumb|left|Vingegaard (center) at the start of the stage in {{w|Nanterre}}, is flanked by Pogačar (left) and Van Aert (right). {{image|[[c:User:Chabe01|Chabe01]]}}]] [[File:Étape 21 Tour France 2022 Rue Amiral Coligny - Paris I (FR75) - 2022-07-24 - 4.jpg|thumb|left|Vingegaard (#18 in yellow) in [[Paris]], being led by two teammates as he approaches the finish. {{image|[[c:User:Chabe01|Chabe01]]}}]] On Sunday, [[Denmark]]'s {{w|Jonas Vingegaard}} representing {{w|Team Jumbo–Visma (men's team)|Team Jumbo–Visma}} from the [[Netherlands]] won the 109th edition of the 21-stage cycling race, the [[Tour de France]]. Vingegaard claimed the {{w|yellow jersey}} after winning stage 11, and held the lead for the rest of the Tour. He also won the mountain classification by 72 points. The race was won by a margin of 2 minutes 43 seconds over {{w|Tadej Pogačar}} of [[Slovenia]], who as well as second place won the young rider title, aged 23. {{w|Geraint Thomas}} of the [[United Kingdom]] came third with a time of +7:22. The points championship was won by {{w|Wout van Aert}} of [[Belgium]] with 480 points. The team championship was won by British team {{w|Ineos Grenadiers}}. {{w|Jasper Philipsen}} of Belgium earned the final stage victory and was this year's most successful {{w|Sprinter (cycling)|sprinter}}. This was only the second time the 25-year-old Vingegaard raced in the Tour de France. Last year, Vingegaard came in second to Pogačar who also won in 2020 and was racing in his third Tour. At age 23, Pogačar is even younger than Vingegaard. "The battle between me and Jonas for the yellow jersey has been very special. I think we have some very interesting next two or three years ahead of us. Jonas has stepped up his game this year," said Pogačar, predicting a rivalry to continue. After Vingegaard captured the lead on stage 11, Pogačar attempted many attacks on subsequent stages, but with the help of his teammates, including Van Aert, Vingegaard was able to fend off Pogačar. "It's just incredible. I have finally won the Tour. Nothing can go wrong anymore. […] It is the biggest cycling race of the year, the biggest one you can win and now I have done it. Nobody can take this away from me," said the Dane. "I always had the feeling that at least I could fight for the win. But I think in the end when I really started believing was after Hautacam [stage 18]. I always believed in it but I was thinking something really has to go wrong after Hautacam." ===Final general classification (Top 10)=== {| class="wikitable" !Rank!!Rider!!Team!!Time |- bgcolor=yellow |'''1''' |'''{{w|Jonas Vingegaard}}''' |'''{{w|Team Jumbo–Visma (men's team)|Team Jumbo–Visma}}''' |align=right|'''79h 33m 20s''' |- |2 |{{w|Tadej Pogačar}} |{{w|UAE Team Emirates}} |align=right| + 2' 43" |- |3 |{{w|Geraint Thomas}} |{{w|Ineos Grenadiers}} |align=right| + 7' 22" |- |4 |{{w|David Gaudu}} |{{w|Groupama–FDJ}} |align=right| + 13' 39" |- |5 |{{w|Aleksandr Vlasov (cyclist)|Aleksandr Vlasov}} |{{w|Bora–Hansgrohe}} |align=right| + 15' 46" |- |6 |{{w|Nairo Quintana}} |{{w|Arkéa–Samsic}} |align=right| + 16' 33" |- |7 |{{w|Romain Bardet}} |{{w|Team DSM (men's team)|Team DSM}} |align=right| + 18' 11" |- |8 |{{w|Louis Meintjes}} |{{w|Intermarché–Wanty–Gobert Matériaux}} |align=right| + 18' 44" |- |9 |{{w|Alexey Lutsenko}} |{{w|Astana Qazaqstan Team}} |align=right| + 22' 56" |- |10 |{{w|Adam Yates}} |Ineos Grenadiers |align=right| + 24' 52" |} {{haveyoursay}} ==Sisters== {{sisters|w|2022 Tour de France|commons|Category:Tour de France 2022}} == Sources == *{{source |url = https://www.bbc.com/sport/live/cycling/58918069 |title = Philipsen sprints to victory on Champs Elysees as Vingegaard wins Tour |author = Harry Poole |pub = BBC Sport |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724193621/https://www.bbc.com/sport/live/cycling/58918069 }} *{{source |url = https://apnews.com/article/sports-france-paris-cycling-tour-de-294c08234067e5935f9d8b6a894a474c |title = Jonas Vingegaard, king of the mountains, wins Tour de France |author = Samuel Petrequin |pub = Associated Press |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724182212/https://apnews.com/article/sports-france-paris-cycling-tour-de-294c08234067e5935f9d8b6a894a474c }} *{{source |url = https://www.letour.fr/en/news/2022/stage-21/jasper-philipsen-and-jonas-vingegaard-crowned-in-paris/1308831 |title = Jasper Philipsen and Jonas Vingegaard crowned in Paris |author = |pub = Tour de France |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724195955/https://www.letour.fr/en/news/2022/stage-21/jasper-philipsen-and-jonas-vingegaard-crowned-in-paris/1308831 }} [[Category:Europe]] [[Category:Belgium]] [[Category:Denmark]] [[Category:France]] [[Category:Paris]] [[Category:Netherlands]] [[Category:Slovenia]] [[Category:United Kingdom]] [[Category:Sports]] [[Category:Cycling]] [[Category:Tour de France]] fw2zk2303ow7a0wazfodid4cljqk6ct 4684847 4684846 2022-07-24T23:50:56Z SVTCobra 9158 72 points was his total, not the margin wikitext text/x-wiki {{review}} {{date|July 24, 2022}} {{sports}} [[File:Étape 21 Tour France 2022 Terrasse Arche - Nanterre (FR92) - 2022-07-24 - 18 (cropped).jpg|thumb|left|Vingegaard (center) at the start of the stage in {{w|Nanterre}}, is flanked by Pogačar (left) and Van Aert (right). {{image|[[c:User:Chabe01|Chabe01]]}}]] [[File:Étape 21 Tour France 2022 Rue Amiral Coligny - Paris I (FR75) - 2022-07-24 - 4.jpg|thumb|left|Vingegaard (#18 in yellow) in [[Paris]], being led by two teammates as he approaches the finish. {{image|[[c:User:Chabe01|Chabe01]]}}]] On Sunday, [[Denmark]]'s {{w|Jonas Vingegaard}} representing {{w|Team Jumbo–Visma (men's team)|Team Jumbo–Visma}} from the [[Netherlands]] won the 109th edition of the 21-stage cycling race, the [[Tour de France]]. Vingegaard claimed the {{w|yellow jersey}} after winning stage 11, and held the lead for the rest of the Tour. He also won the mountain classification with 72 points. The race was won by a margin of 2 minutes 43 seconds over {{w|Tadej Pogačar}} of [[Slovenia]], who as well as second place won the young rider title, aged 23. {{w|Geraint Thomas}} of the [[United Kingdom]] came third with a time of +7:22. The points championship was won by {{w|Wout van Aert}} of [[Belgium]] with 480 points. The team championship was won by British team {{w|Ineos Grenadiers}}. {{w|Jasper Philipsen}} of Belgium earned the final stage victory and was this year's most successful {{w|Sprinter (cycling)|sprinter}}. This was only the second time the 25-year-old Vingegaard raced in the Tour de France. Last year, Vingegaard came in second to Pogačar who also won in 2020 and was racing in his third Tour. At age 23, Pogačar is even younger than Vingegaard. "The battle between me and Jonas for the yellow jersey has been very special. I think we have some very interesting next two or three years ahead of us. Jonas has stepped up his game this year," said Pogačar, predicting a rivalry to continue. After Vingegaard captured the lead on stage 11, Pogačar attempted many attacks on subsequent stages, but with the help of his teammates, including Van Aert, Vingegaard was able to fend off Pogačar. "It's just incredible. I have finally won the Tour. Nothing can go wrong anymore. […] It is the biggest cycling race of the year, the biggest one you can win and now I have done it. Nobody can take this away from me," said the Dane. "I always had the feeling that at least I could fight for the win. But I think in the end when I really started believing was after Hautacam [stage 18]. I always believed in it but I was thinking something really has to go wrong after Hautacam." ===Final general classification (Top 10)=== {| class="wikitable" !Rank!!Rider!!Team!!Time |- bgcolor=yellow |'''1''' |'''{{w|Jonas Vingegaard}}''' |'''{{w|Team Jumbo–Visma (men's team)|Team Jumbo–Visma}}''' |align=right|'''79h 33m 20s''' |- |2 |{{w|Tadej Pogačar}} |{{w|UAE Team Emirates}} |align=right| + 2' 43" |- |3 |{{w|Geraint Thomas}} |{{w|Ineos Grenadiers}} |align=right| + 7' 22" |- |4 |{{w|David Gaudu}} |{{w|Groupama–FDJ}} |align=right| + 13' 39" |- |5 |{{w|Aleksandr Vlasov (cyclist)|Aleksandr Vlasov}} |{{w|Bora–Hansgrohe}} |align=right| + 15' 46" |- |6 |{{w|Nairo Quintana}} |{{w|Arkéa–Samsic}} |align=right| + 16' 33" |- |7 |{{w|Romain Bardet}} |{{w|Team DSM (men's team)|Team DSM}} |align=right| + 18' 11" |- |8 |{{w|Louis Meintjes}} |{{w|Intermarché–Wanty–Gobert Matériaux}} |align=right| + 18' 44" |- |9 |{{w|Alexey Lutsenko}} |{{w|Astana Qazaqstan Team}} |align=right| + 22' 56" |- |10 |{{w|Adam Yates}} |Ineos Grenadiers |align=right| + 24' 52" |} {{haveyoursay}} ==Sisters== {{sisters|w|2022 Tour de France|commons|Category:Tour de France 2022}} == Sources == *{{source |url = https://www.bbc.com/sport/live/cycling/58918069 |title = Philipsen sprints to victory on Champs Elysees as Vingegaard wins Tour |author = Harry Poole |pub = BBC Sport |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724193621/https://www.bbc.com/sport/live/cycling/58918069 }} *{{source |url = https://apnews.com/article/sports-france-paris-cycling-tour-de-294c08234067e5935f9d8b6a894a474c |title = Jonas Vingegaard, king of the mountains, wins Tour de France |author = Samuel Petrequin |pub = Associated Press |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724182212/https://apnews.com/article/sports-france-paris-cycling-tour-de-294c08234067e5935f9d8b6a894a474c }} *{{source |url = https://www.letour.fr/en/news/2022/stage-21/jasper-philipsen-and-jonas-vingegaard-crowned-in-paris/1308831 |title = Jasper Philipsen and Jonas Vingegaard crowned in Paris |author = |pub = Tour de France |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724195955/https://www.letour.fr/en/news/2022/stage-21/jasper-philipsen-and-jonas-vingegaard-crowned-in-paris/1308831 }} [[Category:Europe]] [[Category:Belgium]] [[Category:Denmark]] [[Category:France]] [[Category:Paris]] [[Category:Netherlands]] [[Category:Slovenia]] [[Category:United Kingdom]] [[Category:Sports]] [[Category:Cycling]] [[Category:Tour de France]] 5ujsfux9rfw1d672ncox6ob1njmzcp3 4684900 4684847 2022-07-25T04:13:40Z SVTCobra 9158 fix a sketchy sentence wikitext text/x-wiki {{review}} {{date|July 24, 2022}} {{sports}} [[File:Étape 21 Tour France 2022 Terrasse Arche - Nanterre (FR92) - 2022-07-24 - 18 (cropped).jpg|thumb|left|Vingegaard (center) at the start of the stage in {{w|Nanterre}}, is flanked by Pogačar (left) and Van Aert (right). {{image|[[c:User:Chabe01|Chabe01]]}}]] [[File:Étape 21 Tour France 2022 Rue Amiral Coligny - Paris I (FR75) - 2022-07-24 - 4.jpg|thumb|left|Vingegaard (#18 in yellow) in [[Paris]], being led by two teammates as he approaches the finish. {{image|[[c:User:Chabe01|Chabe01]]}}]] On Sunday, [[Denmark]]'s {{w|Jonas Vingegaard}} representing {{w|Team Jumbo–Visma (men's team)|Team Jumbo–Visma}} from the [[Netherlands]] won the 109th edition of the 21-stage cycling race, the [[Tour de France]]. Vingegaard claimed the {{w|yellow jersey}} after winning stage 11, and held the lead for the rest of the Tour. He also won the mountain classification with 72 points. The race was won by a margin of 2 minutes 43 seconds over {{w|Tadej Pogačar}} of [[Slovenia]], who as well as second place won the young rider title, aged 23. {{w|Geraint Thomas}} of the [[United Kingdom]] came third with a time of +7:22. The points championship was won by {{w|Wout van Aert}} of [[Belgium]] with 480 points. The team championship was won by British team {{w|Ineos Grenadiers}}. {{w|Jasper Philipsen}} of Belgium earned the final stage victory and was this year's most successful {{w|Sprinter (cycling)|sprinter}}. This was only the second time the 25-year-old Vingegaard raced in the Tour de France. Last year, Vingegaard came in second to Pogačar who also won in 2020 and this year completed his third Tour. At age 23, Pogačar is even younger than Vingegaard. "The battle between me and Jonas for the yellow jersey has been very special. I think we have some very interesting next two or three years ahead of us. Jonas has stepped up his game this year," said Pogačar, predicting a rivalry to continue. After Vingegaard captured the lead on stage 11, Pogačar attempted many attacks on subsequent stages, but with the help of his teammates, including Van Aert, Vingegaard was able to fend off Pogačar. "It's just incredible. I have finally won the Tour. Nothing can go wrong anymore. […] It is the biggest cycling race of the year, the biggest one you can win and now I have done it. Nobody can take this away from me," said the Dane. "I always had the feeling that at least I could fight for the win. But I think in the end when I really started believing was after Hautacam [stage 18]. I always believed in it but I was thinking something really has to go wrong after Hautacam." ===Final general classification (Top 10)=== {| class="wikitable" !Rank!!Rider!!Team!!Time |- bgcolor=yellow |'''1''' |'''{{w|Jonas Vingegaard}}''' |'''{{w|Team Jumbo–Visma (men's team)|Team Jumbo–Visma}}''' |align=right|'''79h 33m 20s''' |- |2 |{{w|Tadej Pogačar}} |{{w|UAE Team Emirates}} |align=right| + 2' 43" |- |3 |{{w|Geraint Thomas}} |{{w|Ineos Grenadiers}} |align=right| + 7' 22" |- |4 |{{w|David Gaudu}} |{{w|Groupama–FDJ}} |align=right| + 13' 39" |- |5 |{{w|Aleksandr Vlasov (cyclist)|Aleksandr Vlasov}} |{{w|Bora–Hansgrohe}} |align=right| + 15' 46" |- |6 |{{w|Nairo Quintana}} |{{w|Arkéa–Samsic}} |align=right| + 16' 33" |- |7 |{{w|Romain Bardet}} |{{w|Team DSM (men's team)|Team DSM}} |align=right| + 18' 11" |- |8 |{{w|Louis Meintjes}} |{{w|Intermarché–Wanty–Gobert Matériaux}} |align=right| + 18' 44" |- |9 |{{w|Alexey Lutsenko}} |{{w|Astana Qazaqstan Team}} |align=right| + 22' 56" |- |10 |{{w|Adam Yates}} |Ineos Grenadiers |align=right| + 24' 52" |} {{haveyoursay}} ==Sisters== {{sisters|w|2022 Tour de France|commons|Category:Tour de France 2022}} == Sources == *{{source |url = https://www.bbc.com/sport/live/cycling/58918069 |title = Philipsen sprints to victory on Champs Elysees as Vingegaard wins Tour |author = Harry Poole |pub = BBC Sport |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724193621/https://www.bbc.com/sport/live/cycling/58918069 }} *{{source |url = https://apnews.com/article/sports-france-paris-cycling-tour-de-294c08234067e5935f9d8b6a894a474c |title = Jonas Vingegaard, king of the mountains, wins Tour de France |author = Samuel Petrequin |pub = Associated Press |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724182212/https://apnews.com/article/sports-france-paris-cycling-tour-de-294c08234067e5935f9d8b6a894a474c }} *{{source |url = https://www.letour.fr/en/news/2022/stage-21/jasper-philipsen-and-jonas-vingegaard-crowned-in-paris/1308831 |title = Jasper Philipsen and Jonas Vingegaard crowned in Paris |author = |pub = Tour de France |date = July 24, 2022 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20220724195955/https://www.letour.fr/en/news/2022/stage-21/jasper-philipsen-and-jonas-vingegaard-crowned-in-paris/1308831 }} [[Category:Europe]] [[Category:Belgium]] [[Category:Denmark]] [[Category:France]] [[Category:Paris]] [[Category:Netherlands]] [[Category:Slovenia]] [[Category:United Kingdom]] [[Category:Sports]] [[Category:Cycling]] [[Category:Tour de France]] k7ob30iulck3hrg9yl3t75thqxcd410 3 2952281 4684762 2022-07-24T14:18:51Z Wikinews Welcome 183942 Welcoming the newest member of the Wikinews community. wikitext text/x-wiki {{Template:Welcome|realName=|name=Patrbe}} -- [[User:Wikinews Welcome|Wikinews Welcome]] ([[User talk:Wikinews Welcome|talk]]) 14:18, 24 July 2022 (UTC) r92hwff41q5o8wys617czzksx4fqq9h 3 2952282 4684767 2022-07-24T14:46:12Z Céréales Killer 86633 Céréales Killer moved page [[User talk:TaylorSnail]] to [[User talk:Morc'hast]]: Automatically moved page while renaming the user "[[Special:CentralAuth/TaylorSnail|TaylorSnail]]" to "[[Special:CentralAuth/Morc'hast|Morc'hast]]" wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[User talk:Morc'hast]] b72rzwr9vwpwuay3xe9ppw3tj033371 3 2952283 4684769 2022-07-24T15:12:46Z Wikinews Welcome 183942 Welcoming the newest member of the Wikinews community. wikitext text/x-wiki {{Template:Welcome|realName=|name=Profzed}} -- [[User:Wikinews Welcome|Wikinews Welcome]] ([[User talk:Wikinews Welcome|talk]]) 15:12, 24 July 2022 (UTC) lseru0pkvalhadjienrmgxgawawpiih 4684808 4684769 2022-07-24T22:30:57Z SVTCobra 9158 /* US Senate to vote on gay marriage bill */ new section wikitext text/x-wiki {{Template:Welcome|realName=|name=Profzed}} -- [[User:Wikinews Welcome|Wikinews Welcome]] ([[User talk:Wikinews Welcome|talk]]) 15:12, 24 July 2022 (UTC) == [[US Senate to vote on gay marriage bill]] == Hello. 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The move was made after Supreme Court Justice {{W|Clarence Thomas}} wrote in his {{W|Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization}} (the case that overruled the constituional right to abortion) opinion that the Court should re-..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{review}}{{date|July 24, 2022}} The {{W|Respect for Marriage Act}} (RFMA), which protects gay and interracial marriage, passed the {{W|United States House of Representatives}} with 157 Republicans (about 74% of House Republicans) voting against. The move was made after Supreme Court Justice {{W|Clarence Thomas}} wrote in his {{W|Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization}} (the case that overruled the constituional right to abortion) opinion that the Court should re-examine the rights to contraception and gay marriage. Democrats expect that a minimum of 10 Republican Senators will support the bill, thus bypassing a {{W|filibuster}} by Republicans who oppose the bill. {{W|Chuck Schumer}}, the Senate Majority Leader, expressed that he was "really impressed by how much bipartisan support it got in the House." This differs from how {{W|Pete Buttigieg}}, the {{W|United States Secretary of Transportation|Transportation Secretary}} and first openly gay cabinet secretary, reacted, expressing how he does not "understand how such a majority of House Republicans voted no on our marriage [against gay marriage]." Ted Cruz, the Republican Senator for Texas, stated that the Supreme Court was "clearly wrong" in establishing a federal right to gay marriage. A Republican Representative, {{W|Liz Cheney}}, urged her "Republican colleagues in the Senate to" vote in favour of the bill. She has previously voiced opposition to gay marriage but expressed that "my initial opposition 10 years ago to same-sex marriage was wrong" as "freedom means freedom for everybody." Republican Senator {{W|Ron Johnson}} called the bill "unnecessary" but said he sees "no reason to oppose it" should a vote be held. He accused Democrats of "creating a state of fear [...] for politcal benefit." The majority of Americans support gay marraige, with 70% of adults voicing support (83% of Democrats and 55% of Republicans). {{haveyoursay}} == Sources == *{{source|url=https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-senate-leader-wants-call-vote-same-sex-marriage-bill-working-get-republican-2022-07-20/ |title=Top Democrats, Republicans in U.S. Senate see chance for bill protecting gay marriage |author=Moira Warburton |pub=Reuters |date=July 21, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/jul/24/pete-buttigieg-same-sex-bill-republicans-senate |title=Pete Buttigieg urges Republicans to back same-sex marriage bill |author=Martin Pengelly |pub=The Guardian |date=July 24, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/jul/19/us-house-bill-protect-same-sex-interracial-marriage |title=US House passes bill to protect right to same-sex and interracial marriage |author=Lois Beckett |pub=The Guardian |date=July 19, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://edition.cnn.com/2022/07/21/politics/ron-johnson-same-sex-marriage-bill/index.html |title=Vulnerable GOP Sen. Ron Johnson signals he would vote for same-sex marriage bill |author=Manu Rajuwik, Clare Foran |pub=CNN |date=July 21, 2022 }} 8dt32w8dgsva1qvegddar3naj916es4 4684786 4684779 2022-07-24T20:18:51Z Profzed 2848677 wikitext text/x-wiki {{review}}{{date|July 24, 2022}} The {{W|Respect for Marriage Act}} (RFMA), which protects gay and interracial marriage, passed the {{W|United States House of Representatives}} with 74% of House Republicans (157 representatives) voting against. The move was made after Supreme Court Justice {{W|Clarence Thomas}} wrote in his {{W|Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization}} opinion that the Court should re-examine the rights to contraception and gay marriage. There have been various reactions to the bill. {{W|Chuck Schumer}}, the Democratic Senate Majority Leader, expressed that he was "really impressed by how much bipartisan support it got in the House." This differs from {{W|Pete Buttigieg}}, the {{W|United States Secretary of Transportation|Transportation Secretary}} and first openly gay cabinet secretary, who expressed that he does not "understand how such a majority of House Republicans voted no on our marriage." Contrastingly, Ted Cruz, a Republican Senator for Texas, stated that the Supreme Court was "clearly wrong" when it established a federal right to gay marriage in 2015. Republican Senator {{W|Ron Johnson}} called the bill "unnecessary" but said he sees "no reason to oppose it" should a vote be held. He accused Democrats of "creating a state of fear" by suggesting that the Supreme Court may overrule gay marriage. The majority of Americans support gay marraige, with 70% of adults voicing support (83% of Democrats and 55% of Republicans). A Republican Representative, {{W|Liz Cheney}}, urged her "Republican colleagues in the Senate" to vote in favour of the bill. She has previously voiced opposition to gay marriage but expressed that "my initial opposition 10 years ago to same-sex marriage was wrong" as "freedom means freedom for everybody." Democrats expect that a minimum of 10 Republican Senators will support the bill, thus bypassing a {{W|filibuster}}. {{haveyoursay}} == Sources == *{{source|url=https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-senate-leader-wants-call-vote-same-sex-marriage-bill-working-get-republican-2022-07-20/ |title=Top Democrats, Republicans in U.S. Senate see chance for bill protecting gay marriage |author=Moira Warburton |pub=Reuters |date=July 21, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/jul/24/pete-buttigieg-same-sex-bill-republicans-senate |title=Pete Buttigieg urges Republicans to back same-sex marriage bill |author=Martin Pengelly |pub=The Guardian |date=July 24, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/jul/19/us-house-bill-protect-same-sex-interracial-marriage |title=US House passes bill to protect right to same-sex and interracial marriage |author=Lois Beckett |pub=The Guardian |date=July 19, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://edition.cnn.com/2022/07/21/politics/ron-johnson-same-sex-marriage-bill/index.html |title=Vulnerable GOP Sen. Ron Johnson signals he would vote for same-sex marriage bill |author=Manu Rajuwik, Clare Foran |pub=CNN |date=July 21, 2022 }} 5ak2cn1ccn9wt6ckhupauerbs2mo9w0 4684798 4684786 2022-07-24T21:50:00Z SVTCobra 9158 + 12 categories using [[Help:Gadget-HotCat|HotCat]] wikitext text/x-wiki {{review}}{{date|July 24, 2022}} The {{W|Respect for Marriage Act}} (RFMA), which protects gay and interracial marriage, passed the {{W|United States House of Representatives}} with 74% of House Republicans (157 representatives) voting against. The move was made after Supreme Court Justice {{W|Clarence Thomas}} wrote in his {{W|Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization}} opinion that the Court should re-examine the rights to contraception and gay marriage. There have been various reactions to the bill. {{W|Chuck Schumer}}, the Democratic Senate Majority Leader, expressed that he was "really impressed by how much bipartisan support it got in the House." This differs from {{W|Pete Buttigieg}}, the {{W|United States Secretary of Transportation|Transportation Secretary}} and first openly gay cabinet secretary, who expressed that he does not "understand how such a majority of House Republicans voted no on our marriage." Contrastingly, Ted Cruz, a Republican Senator for Texas, stated that the Supreme Court was "clearly wrong" when it established a federal right to gay marriage in 2015. Republican Senator {{W|Ron Johnson}} called the bill "unnecessary" but said he sees "no reason to oppose it" should a vote be held. He accused Democrats of "creating a state of fear" by suggesting that the Supreme Court may overrule gay marriage. The majority of Americans support gay marraige, with 70% of adults voicing support (83% of Democrats and 55% of Republicans). A Republican Representative, {{W|Liz Cheney}}, urged her "Republican colleagues in the Senate" to vote in favour of the bill. She has previously voiced opposition to gay marriage but expressed that "my initial opposition 10 years ago to same-sex marriage was wrong" as "freedom means freedom for everybody." 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Democrats expect that a minimum of 10 Republican Senators will support the bill, thus bypassing a {{W|filibuster}}. {{haveyoursay}} == Sources == *{{source|url=https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-senate-leader-wants-call-vote-same-sex-marriage-bill-working-get-republican-2022-07-20/ |title=Top Democrats, Republicans in U.S. Senate see chance for bill protecting gay marriage |author=Moira Warburton |pub=Reuters |date=July 21, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/jul/24/pete-buttigieg-same-sex-bill-republicans-senate |title=Pete Buttigieg urges Republicans to back same-sex marriage bill |author=Martin Pengelly |pub=The Guardian |date=July 24, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/jul/19/us-house-bill-protect-same-sex-interracial-marriage |title=US House passes bill to protect right to same-sex and interracial marriage |author=Lois Beckett |pub=The Guardian |date=July 19, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://edition.cnn.com/2022/07/21/politics/ron-johnson-same-sex-marriage-bill/index.html |title=Vulnerable GOP Sen. Ron Johnson signals he would vote for same-sex marriage bill |author=Manu Rajuwik, Clare Foran |pub=CNN |date=July 21, 2022 }} [[Category:North America]] [[Category:United States]] [[Category:US House of Representatives]] [[Category:US Senate]] [[Category:US Supreme Court]] [[Category:Politics and conflicts]] [[Category:Human rights]] [[Category:LGBT]] [[Category:Same-sex marriage]] [[Category:Pete Buttigieg]] [[Category:Ted Cruz]] [[Category:Chuck Schumer]] [[Category:Clarence Thomas]] tqe0nksn4svmemddvbmbg1ewd3p5s47 4684800 4684799 2022-07-24T21:52:42Z SVTCobra 9158 infobox wikitext text/x-wiki {{review}}{{date|July 24, 2022}} {{United States}} The {{W|Respect for Marriage Act}} (RFMA), which protects gay and interracial marriage, passed the {{W|United States House of Representatives}} with 74% of House Republicans (157 representatives) voting against. The move was made after Supreme Court Justice {{W|Clarence Thomas}} wrote in his {{W|Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization}} opinion that the Court should re-examine the rights to contraception and gay marriage. There have been various reactions to the bill. {{W|Chuck Schumer}}, the Democratic Senate Majority Leader, expressed that he was "really impressed by how much bipartisan support it got in the House." This differs from {{W|Pete Buttigieg}}, the {{W|United States Secretary of Transportation|Transportation Secretary}} and first openly gay cabinet secretary, who expressed that he does not "understand how such a majority of House Republicans voted no on our marriage." Contrastingly, Ted Cruz, a Republican Senator for Texas, stated that the Supreme Court was "clearly wrong" when it established a federal right to gay marriage in 2015. Republican Senator {{W|Ron Johnson}} called the bill "unnecessary" but said he sees "no reason to oppose it" should a vote be held. He accused Democrats of "creating a state of fear" by suggesting that the Supreme Court may overrule gay marriage. The majority of Americans support gay marraige, with 70% of adults voicing support (83% of Democrats and 55% of Republicans). A Republican Representative, {{W|Liz Cheney}}, urged her "Republican colleagues in the Senate" to vote in favour of the bill. She has previously voiced opposition to gay marriage but expressed that "my initial opposition 10 years ago to same-sex marriage was wrong" as "freedom means freedom for everybody." Democrats expect that a minimum of 10 Republican Senators will support the bill, thus bypassing a {{W|filibuster}}. {{haveyoursay}} == Sources == *{{source|url=https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-senate-leader-wants-call-vote-same-sex-marriage-bill-working-get-republican-2022-07-20/ |title=Top Democrats, Republicans in U.S. Senate see chance for bill protecting gay marriage |author=Moira Warburton |pub=Reuters |date=July 21, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/jul/24/pete-buttigieg-same-sex-bill-republicans-senate |title=Pete Buttigieg urges Republicans to back same-sex marriage bill |author=Martin Pengelly |pub=The Guardian |date=July 24, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/jul/19/us-house-bill-protect-same-sex-interracial-marriage |title=US House passes bill to protect right to same-sex and interracial marriage |author=Lois Beckett |pub=The Guardian |date=July 19, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://edition.cnn.com/2022/07/21/politics/ron-johnson-same-sex-marriage-bill/index.html |title=Vulnerable GOP Sen. Ron Johnson signals he would vote for same-sex marriage bill |author=Manu Rajuwik, Clare Foran |pub=CNN |date=July 21, 2022 }} [[Category:North America]] [[Category:United States]] [[Category:US House of Representatives]] [[Category:US Senate]] [[Category:US Supreme Court]] [[Category:Politics and conflicts]] [[Category:Human rights]] [[Category:LGBT]] [[Category:Same-sex marriage]] [[Category:Pete Buttigieg]] [[Category:Ted Cruz]] [[Category:Chuck Schumer]] [[Category:Clarence Thomas]] 53davr3n7b8zha0lbqdonm7y1vev2d4 4684801 4684800 2022-07-24T21:55:37Z SVTCobra 9158 local links wikitext text/x-wiki {{review}}{{date|July 24, 2022}} {{United States}} The {{W|Respect for Marriage Act}} (RFMA), which protects gay and interracial marriage, passed the [[United States House of Representatives]] with 74% of House Republicans (157 representatives) voting against. The move was made after Supreme Court Justice [[Clarence Thomas]] wrote in his {{W|Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization}} opinion that the Court should re-examine the rights to contraception and gay marriage. There have been various reactions to the bill. [[Chuck Schumer]], the Democratic Senate Majority Leader, expressed that he was "really impressed by how much bipartisan support it got in the House." This differs from [[Pete Buttigieg]], the {{W|United States Secretary of Transportation|Transportation Secretary}} and first openly gay cabinet secretary, who expressed that he does not "understand how such a majority of House Republicans voted no on our marriage." Contrastingly, [[Ted Cruz]], a Republican Senator for [[Texas]], stated that the Supreme Court was "clearly wrong" when it established a federal right to gay marriage in 2015. Republican Senator {{W|Ron Johnson}} called the bill "unnecessary" but said he sees "no reason to oppose it" should a vote be held. He accused Democrats of "creating a state of fear" by suggesting that the Supreme Court may overrule gay marriage. The majority of Americans support gay marraige, with 70% of adults voicing support (83% of Democrats and 55% of Republicans). A Republican Representative, {{W|Liz Cheney}}, urged her "Republican colleagues in the Senate" to vote in favour of the bill. She has previously voiced opposition to gay marriage but expressed that "my initial opposition 10 years ago to same-sex marriage was wrong" as "freedom means freedom for everybody." Democrats expect that a minimum of 10 Republican Senators will support the bill, thus bypassing a {{W|filibuster}}. {{haveyoursay}} == Sources == *{{source|url=https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-senate-leader-wants-call-vote-same-sex-marriage-bill-working-get-republican-2022-07-20/ |title=Top Democrats, Republicans in U.S. Senate see chance for bill protecting gay marriage |author=Moira Warburton |pub=Reuters |date=July 21, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/jul/24/pete-buttigieg-same-sex-bill-republicans-senate |title=Pete Buttigieg urges Republicans to back same-sex marriage bill |author=Martin Pengelly |pub=The Guardian |date=July 24, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/jul/19/us-house-bill-protect-same-sex-interracial-marriage |title=US House passes bill to protect right to same-sex and interracial marriage |author=Lois Beckett |pub=The Guardian |date=July 19, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://edition.cnn.com/2022/07/21/politics/ron-johnson-same-sex-marriage-bill/index.html |title=Vulnerable GOP Sen. Ron Johnson signals he would vote for same-sex marriage bill |author=Manu Rajuwik, Clare Foran |pub=CNN |date=July 21, 2022 }} [[Category:North America]] [[Category:United States]] [[Category:US House of Representatives]] [[Category:US Senate]] [[Category:US Supreme Court]] [[Category:Politics and conflicts]] [[Category:Human rights]] [[Category:LGBT]] [[Category:Same-sex marriage]] [[Category:Pete Buttigieg]] [[Category:Ted Cruz]] [[Category:Chuck Schumer]] [[Category:Clarence Thomas]] 7cdammvcscq90suf0eiamzt728if9st 4684802 4684801 2022-07-24T21:57:00Z SVTCobra 9158 typo wikitext text/x-wiki {{review}}{{date|July 24, 2022}} {{United States}} The {{W|Respect for Marriage Act}} (RFMA), which protects gay and interracial marriage, passed the [[United States House of Representatives]] with 74% of House Republicans (157 representatives) voting against. The move was made after Supreme Court Justice [[Clarence Thomas]] wrote in his {{W|Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization}} opinion that the Court should re-examine the rights to contraception and gay marriage. There have been various reactions to the bill. [[Chuck Schumer]], the Democratic Senate Majority Leader, expressed that he was "really impressed by how much bipartisan support it got in the House." This differs from [[Pete Buttigieg]], the {{W|United States Secretary of Transportation|Transportation Secretary}} and first openly gay cabinet secretary, who expressed that he does not "understand how such a majority of House Republicans voted no on our marriage." Contrastingly, [[Ted Cruz]], a Republican Senator for [[Texas]], stated that the Supreme Court was "clearly wrong" when it established a federal right to gay marriage in 2015. Republican Senator {{W|Ron Johnson}} called the bill "unnecessary" but said he sees "no reason to oppose it" should a vote be held. He accused Democrats of "creating a state of fear" by suggesting that the Supreme Court may overrule gay marriage. The majority of Americans support gay marriage, with 70% of adults voicing support (83% of Democrats and 55% of Republicans). A Republican Representative, {{W|Liz Cheney}}, urged her "Republican colleagues in the Senate" to vote in favour of the bill. She has previously voiced opposition to gay marriage but expressed that "my initial opposition 10 years ago to same-sex marriage was wrong" as "freedom means freedom for everybody." Democrats expect that a minimum of 10 Republican Senators will support the bill, thus bypassing a {{W|filibuster}}. {{haveyoursay}} == Sources == *{{source|url=https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-senate-leader-wants-call-vote-same-sex-marriage-bill-working-get-republican-2022-07-20/ |title=Top Democrats, Republicans in U.S. Senate see chance for bill protecting gay marriage |author=Moira Warburton |pub=Reuters |date=July 21, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/jul/24/pete-buttigieg-same-sex-bill-republicans-senate |title=Pete Buttigieg urges Republicans to back same-sex marriage bill |author=Martin Pengelly |pub=The Guardian |date=July 24, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/jul/19/us-house-bill-protect-same-sex-interracial-marriage |title=US House passes bill to protect right to same-sex and interracial marriage |author=Lois Beckett |pub=The Guardian |date=July 19, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://edition.cnn.com/2022/07/21/politics/ron-johnson-same-sex-marriage-bill/index.html |title=Vulnerable GOP Sen. 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This differs from [[Pete Buttigieg]], the {{W|United States Secretary of Transportation|Transportation Secretary}} and first openly gay cabinet secretary, who expressed that he does not "understand how such a majority of House Republicans voted no on our marriage." Contrastingly, [[Ted Cruz]], a Republican Senator for [[Texas]], stated that the Supreme Court was "clearly wrong" when it established a federal right to gay marriage in 2015. Republican Senator {{W|Ron Johnson}} called the bill "unnecessary" but said he sees "no reason to oppose it" should a vote be held. He accused Democrats of "creating a state of fear" by suggesting that the Supreme Court may overrule gay marriage. The majority of Americans support gay marriage, with 70% of adults voicing support (83% of Democrats and 55% of Republicans). A Republican Representative, {{W|Liz Cheney}}, urged her "Republican colleagues in the Senate" to vote in favour of the bill. She has previously voiced opposition to gay marriage but expressed that "my initial opposition 10 years ago to same-sex marriage was wrong" as "freedom means freedom for everybody." Democrats expect that a minimum of 10 Republican Senators will support the bill, thus bypassing a {{W|filibuster}}. {{haveyoursay}} == Sources == *{{source|url=https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-senate-leader-wants-call-vote-same-sex-marriage-bill-working-get-republican-2022-07-20/ |title=Top Democrats, Republicans in U.S. Senate see chance for bill protecting gay marriage |author=Moira Warburton |pub=Reuters |date=July 21, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/jul/24/pete-buttigieg-same-sex-bill-republicans-senate |title=Pete Buttigieg urges Republicans to back same-sex marriage bill |author=Martin Pengelly |pub=The Guardian |date=July 24, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/jul/19/us-house-bill-protect-same-sex-interracial-marriage |title=US House passes bill to protect right to same-sex and interracial marriage |author=Lois Beckett |pub=The Guardian |date=July 19, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://edition.cnn.com/2022/07/21/politics/ron-johnson-same-sex-marriage-bill/index.html |title=Vulnerable GOP Sen. Ron Johnson signals he would vote for same-sex marriage bill |author=Manu Rajuwik, Clare Foran |pub=CNN |date=July 21, 2022 }} [[Category:North America]] [[Category:United States]] [[Category:US House of Representatives]] [[Category:US Senate]] [[Category:US Supreme Court]] [[Category:Politics and conflicts]] [[Category:Human rights]] [[Category:LGBT]] [[Category:Same-sex marriage]] [[Category:Pete Buttigieg]] [[Category:Ted Cruz]] [[Category:Chuck Schumer]] [[Category:Clarence Thomas]] 727c7cnyshnznjcugwq6ibebbq46la9 4684918 4684807 2022-07-25T09:08:39Z Profzed 2848677 Added "When" wikitext text/x-wiki {{tasks|mos|re-review}}{{date|July 24, 2022}} {{United States}} The {{W|Respect for Marriage Act}} (RFMA), which protects gay and interracial marriage, passed the [[United States House of Representatives]] with 74% of House Republicans (157 representatives) voting against last week. The move was made after Supreme Court Justice [[Clarence Thomas]] wrote in his {{W|Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization}} opinion that the Court should re-examine the rights to contraception and gay marriage. There have been various reactions to the bill. [[Chuck Schumer]], the Democratic Senate Majority Leader, expressed on Wednesday that he was "really impressed by how much bipartisan support it got in the House." This differs from [[Pete Buttigieg]], the {{W|United States Secretary of Transportation|Transportation Secretary}} and first openly gay cabinet secretary, who on Sunday expressed that he does not "understand how such a majority of House Republicans voted no on our marriage." Contrastingly, on Saturday, [[Ted Cruz]], a Republican Senator for [[Texas]], stated that the Supreme Court was "clearly wrong" when it established a federal right to gay marriage in 2015. Republican Senator {{W|Ron Johnson}} called the bill "unnecessary" but said he sees "no reason to oppose it" should a vote be held. He accused Democrats of "creating a state of fear" by suggesting that the Supreme Court may overrule gay marriage. A {{W|Gallup}} poll from June found that the majority of Americans support gay marriage, with 70% of adults voicing support (83% of Democrats and 55% of Republicans). A Republican Representative, {{W|Liz Cheney}}, urged her "Republican colleagues in the Senate" to vote in favour of the bill on Sunday. She has previously voiced opposition to gay marriage but expressed that "my initial opposition 10 years ago to same-sex marriage was wrong" as "freedom means freedom for everybody." Democrats expect that a minimum of 10 Republican Senators will support the bill, thus bypassing a {{W|filibuster}}. {{haveyoursay}} == Sources == *{{source|url=https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-senate-leader-wants-call-vote-same-sex-marriage-bill-working-get-republican-2022-07-20/ |title=Top Democrats, Republicans in U.S. Senate see chance for bill protecting gay marriage |author=Moira Warburton |pub=Reuters |date=July 21, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/jul/24/pete-buttigieg-same-sex-bill-republicans-senate |title=Pete Buttigieg urges Republicans to back same-sex marriage bill |author=Martin Pengelly |pub=The Guardian |date=July 24, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/jul/19/us-house-bill-protect-same-sex-interracial-marriage |title=US House passes bill to protect right to same-sex and interracial marriage |author=Lois Beckett |pub=The Guardian |date=July 19, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://edition.cnn.com/2022/07/21/politics/ron-johnson-same-sex-marriage-bill/index.html |title=Vulnerable GOP Sen. Ron Johnson signals he would vote for same-sex marriage bill |author=Manu Rajuwik, Clare Foran |pub=CNN |date=July 21, 2022 }} [[Category:North America]] [[Category:United States]] [[Category:US House of Representatives]] [[Category:US Senate]] [[Category:US Supreme Court]] [[Category:Politics and conflicts]] [[Category:Human rights]] [[Category:LGBT]] [[Category:Same-sex marriage]] [[Category:Pete Buttigieg]] [[Category:Ted Cruz]] [[Category:Chuck Schumer]] [[Category:Clarence Thomas]] pv68rawq47bo82rs3f2wht8og3s11ro 4684919 4684918 2022-07-25T09:25:55Z Profzed 2848677 Added lead about Senate wikitext text/x-wiki {{tasks|mos|re-review}}{{date|July 24, 2022}} {{United States}} Top Democrats and Republicans stated on Wednesday that they believe they have enough support within the Upper Chamber to pass the bill the in the [[United States Senate]]. Democrats expect that a minimum of 10 Republican Senators will support the bill, thus bypassing a {{W|filibuster}}. A Republican Representative, {{W|Liz Cheney}}, urged her "Republican colleagues in the Senate" to vote in favour of the bill on Sunday. She has previously voiced opposition to gay marriage but expressed that "my initial opposition 10 years ago to same-sex marriage was wrong" as "freedom means freedom for everybody." Last week, the {{W|Respect for Marriage Act}} (RFMA), which protects gay and interracial marriage, passed the [[United States House of Representatives|House of Representatives]] with 74% of House Republicans (157 representatives) voting against and 47 House Republicans and all Democrats in favour. The move was made after Supreme Court Justice [[Clarence Thomas]] wrote in his {{W|Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization}} opinion that the Court should re-examine the rights to contraception and gay marriage. There have been various reactions to the bill. [[Chuck Schumer]], the Democratic Senate Majority Leader, expressed on Wednesday that he was "really impressed by how much bipartisan support it got in the House." This differs from [[Pete Buttigieg]], the {{W|United States Secretary of Transportation|Transportation Secretary}} and first openly gay cabinet secretary, who on Sunday expressed that he does not "understand how such a majority of House Republicans voted no on our marriage." Contrastingly, on Saturday, [[Ted Cruz]], a Republican Senator for [[Texas]], stated that the Supreme Court was "clearly wrong" when it established a federal right to gay marriage in 2015. Republican Senator {{W|Ron Johnson}} called the bill "unnecessary" but said he sees "no reason to oppose it" should a vote be held. He accused Democrats of "creating a state of fear" by suggesting that the Supreme Court may overrule gay marriage. A {{W|Gallup}} poll from June found that the majority of Americans support gay marriage, with 70% of adults voicing support (83% of Democrats and 55% of Republicans). {{haveyoursay}} == Sources == *{{source|url=https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-senate-leader-wants-call-vote-same-sex-marriage-bill-working-get-republican-2022-07-20/ |title=Top Democrats, Republicans in U.S. Senate see chance for bill protecting gay marriage |author=Moira Warburton |pub=Reuters |date=July 21, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/jul/24/pete-buttigieg-same-sex-bill-republicans-senate |title=Pete Buttigieg urges Republicans to back same-sex marriage bill |author=Martin Pengelly |pub=The Guardian |date=July 24, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/jul/19/us-house-bill-protect-same-sex-interracial-marriage |title=US House passes bill to protect right to same-sex and interracial marriage |author=Lois Beckett |pub=The Guardian |date=July 19, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://edition.cnn.com/2022/07/21/politics/ron-johnson-same-sex-marriage-bill/index.html |title=Vulnerable GOP Sen. Ron Johnson signals he would vote for same-sex marriage bill |author=Manu Rajuwik, Clare Foran |pub=CNN |date=July 21, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-62232518?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA |title=Republicans help pass House gay marriage bill |author= |pub=BBC News |date=July 20, 2022 }} [[Category:North America]] [[Category:United States]] [[Category:US House of Representatives]] [[Category:US Senate]] [[Category:US Supreme Court]] [[Category:Politics and conflicts]] [[Category:Human rights]] [[Category:LGBT]] [[Category:Same-sex marriage]] [[Category:Pete Buttigieg]] [[Category:Ted Cruz]] [[Category:Chuck Schumer]] [[Category:Clarence Thomas]] 8s559c09why35o0gb69qajbbyzoaxln 4684920 4684919 2022-07-25T09:26:53Z Profzed 2848677 wikitext text/x-wiki {{tasks|mos|re-review}}{{date|July 24, 2022}} {{United States}} Top Democrats and Republicans stated on Wednesday that they believe they have enough support within the Upper Chamber to pass the bill the in the [[United States Senate]]. Democrats expect that a minimum of 10 Republican Senators will support the bill, thus bypassing a {{W|filibuster}}. A Republican Representative, {{W|Liz Cheney}}, urged her "Republican colleagues in the Senate" to vote in favour of the bill on Sunday. She has previously voiced opposition to gay marriage but expressed that "my initial opposition 10 years ago to same-sex marriage was wrong" as "freedom means freedom for everybody." Last week, the {{W|Respect for Marriage Act}} (RFMA), which protects gay and interracial marriage, passed the [[United States House of Representatives|House of Representatives]] with 74% of House Republicans (157 representatives) voting against and 47 House Republicans and all Democrats in favour. The move was made after Supreme Court Justice [[Clarence Thomas]] wrote in his {{W|Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization}} opinion that the Court should re-examine the rights to contraception and gay marriage. There have been various reactions to the bill. [[Chuck Schumer]], the Democratic Senate Majority Leader, expressed on Wednesday that he was "really impressed by how much bipartisan support it got in the House." This differs from [[Pete Buttigieg]], the {{W|United States Secretary of Transportation|Transportation Secretary}} and first openly gay cabinet secretary, who on Sunday expressed that he does not "understand how such a majority of House Republicans voted no on our marriage." Contrastingly, on Saturday, [[Ted Cruz]], a Republican Senator for [[Texas]], stated that the Supreme Court was "clearly wrong" when it established a federal right to gay marriage in 2015. Republican Senator {{W|Ron Johnson}} called the bill "unnecessary" but said he sees "no reason to oppose it" should a vote be held. He accused Democrats of "creating a state of fear" by suggesting that the Supreme Court may overrule gay marriage. A {{W|Gallup (company)|Gallup}} poll from June found that the majority of Americans support gay marriage, with 70% of adults voicing support (83% of Democrats and 55% of Republicans). {{haveyoursay}} == Sources == *{{source|url=https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-senate-leader-wants-call-vote-same-sex-marriage-bill-working-get-republican-2022-07-20/ |title=Top Democrats, Republicans in U.S. Senate see chance for bill protecting gay marriage |author=Moira Warburton |pub=Reuters |date=July 21, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/jul/24/pete-buttigieg-same-sex-bill-republicans-senate |title=Pete Buttigieg urges Republicans to back same-sex marriage bill |author=Martin Pengelly |pub=The Guardian |date=July 24, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/jul/19/us-house-bill-protect-same-sex-interracial-marriage |title=US House passes bill to protect right to same-sex and interracial marriage |author=Lois Beckett |pub=The Guardian |date=July 19, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://edition.cnn.com/2022/07/21/politics/ron-johnson-same-sex-marriage-bill/index.html |title=Vulnerable GOP Sen. Ron Johnson signals he would vote for same-sex marriage bill |author=Manu Rajuwik, Clare Foran |pub=CNN |date=July 21, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-62232518?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA |title=Republicans help pass House gay marriage bill |author= |pub=BBC News |date=July 20, 2022 }} [[Category:North America]] [[Category:United States]] [[Category:US House of Representatives]] [[Category:US Senate]] [[Category:US Supreme Court]] [[Category:Politics and conflicts]] [[Category:Human rights]] [[Category:LGBT]] [[Category:Same-sex marriage]] [[Category:Pete Buttigieg]] [[Category:Ted Cruz]] [[Category:Chuck Schumer]] [[Category:Clarence Thomas]] e1tcxmvcfm3ibr92x8s722ymbozjcle 4684926 4684920 2022-07-25T09:43:27Z Profzed 2848677 wikitext text/x-wiki {{tasks|mos|re-review}}{{date|July 24, 2022}} {{United States}} Top Democrats and Republicans stated on Wednesday that they believe they have enough support within the [[United States Senate]] to pass the {{W|Respect for Marriage Act}} (RFMA). Democrats expect that a minimum of 10 Republican Senators will support the bill, thus bypassing a {{W|filibuster}}. A Republican Representative, {{W|Liz Cheney}}, urged her "Republican colleagues in the Senate" to vote in favour of the bill on Sunday. She has previously voiced opposition to gay marriage but expressed that "my initial opposition 10 years ago to same-sex marriage was wrong" as "freedom means freedom for everybody." Last week, the Respect for Marriage Act, which protects gay and interracial marriage, passed the [[United States House of Representatives|House of Representatives]] with 74% of House Republicans (157 representatives) voting against and 47 House Republicans and all Democrats in favour. The move was made after Supreme Court Justice [[Clarence Thomas]] wrote in his {{W|Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization}} opinion that the Court should re-examine the rights to contraception and gay marriage. There have been various reactions to the bill. [[Chuck Schumer]], the Democratic Senate Majority Leader, expressed on Wednesday that he was "really impressed by how much bipartisan support it got in the House." This differs from [[Pete Buttigieg]], the {{W|United States Secretary of Transportation|Transportation Secretary}} and first openly gay cabinet secretary, who on Sunday expressed that he does not "understand how such a majority of House Republicans voted no on our marriage." Contrastingly, on Saturday, [[Ted Cruz]], a Republican Senator for [[Texas]], stated that the Supreme Court was "clearly wrong" when it established a federal right to gay marriage in 2015. Republican Senator {{W|Ron Johnson}} called the bill "unnecessary" but said he sees "no reason to oppose it" should a vote be held. He accused Democrats of "creating a state of fear" by suggesting that the Supreme Court may overrule gay marriage. A {{W|Gallup (company)|Gallup}} poll from June found that the majority of Americans support gay marriage, with 70% of adults voicing support (83% of Democrats and 55% of Republicans). {{haveyoursay}} == Sources == *{{source|url=https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-senate-leader-wants-call-vote-same-sex-marriage-bill-working-get-republican-2022-07-20/ |title=Top Democrats, Republicans in U.S. Senate see chance for bill protecting gay marriage |author=Moira Warburton |pub=Reuters |date=July 21, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/jul/24/pete-buttigieg-same-sex-bill-republicans-senate |title=Pete Buttigieg urges Republicans to back same-sex marriage bill |author=Martin Pengelly |pub=The Guardian |date=July 24, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/jul/19/us-house-bill-protect-same-sex-interracial-marriage |title=US House passes bill to protect right to same-sex and interracial marriage |author=Lois Beckett |pub=The Guardian |date=July 19, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://edition.cnn.com/2022/07/21/politics/ron-johnson-same-sex-marriage-bill/index.html |title=Vulnerable GOP Sen. Ron Johnson signals he would vote for same-sex marriage bill |author=Manu Rajuwik, Clare Foran |pub=CNN |date=July 21, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-62232518?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA |title=Republicans help pass House gay marriage bill |author= |pub=BBC News |date=July 20, 2022 }} [[Category:North America]] [[Category:United States]] [[Category:US House of Representatives]] [[Category:US Senate]] [[Category:US Supreme Court]] [[Category:Politics and conflicts]] [[Category:Human rights]] [[Category:LGBT]] [[Category:Same-sex marriage]] [[Category:Pete Buttigieg]] [[Category:Ted Cruz]] [[Category:Chuck Schumer]] [[Category:Clarence Thomas]] 7m0rxflm4lr89svuzupgaub577jk321 4684929 4684926 2022-07-25T09:46:49Z Profzed 2848677 wikitext text/x-wiki {{tasks|mos|re-review}}{{date|July 24, 2022}} {{United States}} Top Democrats and Republicans stated on Wednesday that they believe they have enough support within the [[United States Senate]] to pass the {{W|Respect for Marriage Act}} (RFMA). Democrats expect that a minimum of 10 Republican Senators will support the bill, thus bypassing a {{W|filibuster}}. A Republican Representative, {{W|Liz Cheney}}, urged her "Republican colleagues in the Senate" to vote in favour of the bill on Sunday. She has previously voiced opposition to gay marriage but expressed that "my initial opposition 10 years ago to same-sex marriage was wrong" as "freedom means freedom for everybody." On Tuesday, the Respect for Marriage Act, which protects gay and interracial marriage, passed the [[United States House of Representatives|House of Representatives]] with 74% of House Republicans (157 representatives) voting against and 47 House Republicans and all Democrats in favour. The move was made after Supreme Court Justice [[Clarence Thomas]] wrote in his {{W|Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization}} opinion that the Court should re-examine the rights to contraception and gay marriage. There have been various reactions to the bill. [[Chuck Schumer]], the Democratic Senate Majority Leader, expressed on Wednesday that he was "really impressed by how much bipartisan support it got in the House." This differs from [[Pete Buttigieg]], the {{W|United States Secretary of Transportation|Transportation Secretary}} and first openly gay cabinet secretary, who on Sunday expressed that he does not "understand how such a majority of House Republicans voted no on our marriage." Contrastingly, on Saturday, [[Ted Cruz]], a Republican Senator for [[Texas]], stated that the Supreme Court was "clearly wrong" when it established a federal right to gay marriage in 2015. Republican Senator {{W|Ron Johnson}} called the bill "unnecessary" but said he sees "no reason to oppose it" should a vote be held. He accused Democrats of "creating a state of fear" by suggesting that the Supreme Court may overrule gay marriage. A {{W|Gallup (company)|Gallup}} poll from June found that the majority of Americans support gay marriage, with 70% of adults voicing support (83% of Democrats and 55% of Republicans). {{haveyoursay}} == Sources == *{{source|url=https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-senate-leader-wants-call-vote-same-sex-marriage-bill-working-get-republican-2022-07-20/ |title=Top Democrats, Republicans in U.S. Senate see chance for bill protecting gay marriage |author=Moira Warburton |pub=Reuters |date=July 21, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/jul/24/pete-buttigieg-same-sex-bill-republicans-senate |title=Pete Buttigieg urges Republicans to back same-sex marriage bill |author=Martin Pengelly |pub=The Guardian |date=July 24, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/jul/19/us-house-bill-protect-same-sex-interracial-marriage |title=US House passes bill to protect right to same-sex and interracial marriage |author=Lois Beckett |pub=The Guardian |date=July 19, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://edition.cnn.com/2022/07/21/politics/ron-johnson-same-sex-marriage-bill/index.html |title=Vulnerable GOP Sen. Ron Johnson signals he would vote for same-sex marriage bill |author=Manu Rajuwik, Clare Foran |pub=CNN |date=July 21, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-62232518?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA |title=Republicans help pass House gay marriage bill |author= |pub=BBC News |date=July 20, 2022 }} [[Category:North America]] [[Category:United States]] [[Category:US House of Representatives]] [[Category:US Senate]] [[Category:US Supreme Court]] [[Category:Politics and conflicts]] [[Category:Human rights]] [[Category:LGBT]] [[Category:Same-sex marriage]] [[Category:Pete Buttigieg]] [[Category:Ted Cruz]] [[Category:Chuck Schumer]] [[Category:Clarence Thomas]] f7h0msvqb4df8kvpru4utq2tspbqumy 4684932 4684929 2022-07-25T09:49:50Z Profzed 2848677 wikitext text/x-wiki {{tasks|mos|re-review}}{{date|July 24, 2022}} {{United States}} Top Democrats and Republicans stated on Wednesday that they believe they have enough support within the [[United States Senate]] to pass the {{W|Respect for Marriage Act}} (RFMA). Democrats expect that a minimum of 10 Republican Senators will support the bill, thus bypassing a {{W|filibuster}}. A Republican Representative, {{W|Liz Cheney}}, urged her "Republican colleagues in the Senate" to vote in favour of the bill on Sunday. She has previously voiced opposition to gay marriage but expressed that "my initial opposition 10 years ago to same-sex marriage was wrong" as "freedom means freedom for everybody." On Tuesday, the Respect for Marriage Act, which protects gay and interracial marriage, passed the [[United States House of Representatives|House of Representatives]] with 74% of House Republicans (157 representatives) voting against and 47 House Republicans and all Democrats in favour. The move was made after Supreme Court Justice [[Clarence Thomas]] wrote in his concurring opinion for {{W|Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization}}, the case which overturned the constitutional right to an abortion, that the Court should re-examine the rights to contraception and gay marriage. There have been various reactions to the bill. [[Chuck Schumer]], the Democratic Senate Majority Leader, expressed on Wednesday that he was "really impressed by how much bipartisan support it got in the House." This differs from [[Pete Buttigieg]], the {{W|United States Secretary of Transportation|Transportation Secretary}} and first openly gay cabinet secretary, who on Sunday expressed that he does not "understand how such a majority of House Republicans voted no on our marriage." Contrastingly, on Saturday, [[Ted Cruz]], a Republican Senator for [[Texas]], stated that the Supreme Court was "clearly wrong" when it established a federal right to gay marriage in 2015. Republican Senator {{W|Ron Johnson}} called the bill "unnecessary" but said he sees "no reason to oppose it" should a vote be held. He accused Democrats of "creating a state of fear" by suggesting that the Supreme Court may overrule gay marriage. A {{W|Gallup (company)|Gallup}} poll from June found that the majority of Americans support gay marriage, with 70% of adults voicing support (83% of Democrats and 55% of Republicans). {{haveyoursay}} == Sources == *{{source|url=https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-senate-leader-wants-call-vote-same-sex-marriage-bill-working-get-republican-2022-07-20/ |title=Top Democrats, Republicans in U.S. Senate see chance for bill protecting gay marriage |author=Moira Warburton |pub=Reuters |date=July 21, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/jul/24/pete-buttigieg-same-sex-bill-republicans-senate |title=Pete Buttigieg urges Republicans to back same-sex marriage bill |author=Martin Pengelly |pub=The Guardian |date=July 24, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/jul/19/us-house-bill-protect-same-sex-interracial-marriage |title=US House passes bill to protect right to same-sex and interracial marriage |author=Lois Beckett |pub=The Guardian |date=July 19, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://edition.cnn.com/2022/07/21/politics/ron-johnson-same-sex-marriage-bill/index.html |title=Vulnerable GOP Sen. Ron Johnson signals he would vote for same-sex marriage bill |author=Manu Rajuwik, Clare Foran |pub=CNN |date=July 21, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-62232518?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA |title=Republicans help pass House gay marriage bill |author= |pub=BBC News |date=July 20, 2022 }} [[Category:North America]] [[Category:United States]] [[Category:US House of Representatives]] [[Category:US Senate]] [[Category:US Supreme Court]] [[Category:Politics and conflicts]] [[Category:Human rights]] [[Category:LGBT]] [[Category:Same-sex marriage]] [[Category:Pete Buttigieg]] [[Category:Ted Cruz]] [[Category:Chuck Schumer]] [[Category:Clarence Thomas]] f0cuj4b2t2gjn6e47qudsixnalmmz2e 4684933 4684932 2022-07-25T09:57:13Z Profzed 2848677 wikitext text/x-wiki {{tasks|mos|re-review}}{{date|July 24, 2022}} {{United States}} Top Democrats and Republicans stated on Wednesday that they believe they have enough support within the [[United States Senate]] to pass the {{W|Respect for Marriage Act}} (RFMA). On Thursday, [[Chuck Schumer]], the Democratic Senate Majority Leader, took procedural steps to schedule a debate and vote. Democrats expect that a minimum of 10 Republican Senators will support the bill, thus bypassing a {{W|filibuster}}. A Republican Representative, {{W|Liz Cheney}}, urged her "Republican colleagues in the Senate" to vote in favour of the bill on Sunday. She has previously voiced opposition to gay marriage but expressed that "my initial opposition 10 years ago to same-sex marriage was wrong" as "freedom means freedom for everybody." On Tuesday, the Respect for Marriage Act, which protects gay and interracial marriage, passed the [[United States House of Representatives|House of Representatives]] with 74% of House Republicans (157 representatives) voting against and 47 House Republicans and all Democrats in favour. The move was made after Supreme Court Justice [[Clarence Thomas]] wrote in his concurring opinion for {{W|Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization}}, the case which overturned the constitutional right to an abortion, that the Court should re-examine the rights to contraception and gay marriage. There have been various reactions to the bill. Chuck Schumer expressed on Wednesday that he was "really impressed by how much bipartisan support it got in the House." This differs from [[Pete Buttigieg]], the {{W|United States Secretary of Transportation|Transportation Secretary}} and first openly gay cabinet secretary, who on Sunday expressed that he does not "understand how such a majority of House Republicans voted no on our marriage." Contrastingly, on Saturday, [[Ted Cruz]], a Republican Senator for [[Texas]], stated that the Supreme Court was "clearly wrong" when it established a federal right to gay marriage in 2015. Republican Senator {{W|Ron Johnson}} called the bill "unnecessary" but said he sees "no reason to oppose it" should a vote be held. He accused Democrats of "creating a state of fear" by suggesting that the Supreme Court may overrule gay marriage. A {{W|Gallup (company)|Gallup}} poll from June found that the majority of Americans support gay marriage, with 70% of adults voicing support (83% of Democrats and 55% of Republicans). {{haveyoursay}} == Sources == *{{source|url=https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-senate-leader-wants-call-vote-same-sex-marriage-bill-working-get-republican-2022-07-20/ |title=Top Democrats, Republicans in U.S. Senate see chance for bill protecting gay marriage |author=Moira Warburton |pub=Reuters |date=July 21, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/jul/24/pete-buttigieg-same-sex-bill-republicans-senate |title=Pete Buttigieg urges Republicans to back same-sex marriage bill |author=Martin Pengelly |pub=The Guardian |date=July 24, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/jul/19/us-house-bill-protect-same-sex-interracial-marriage |title=US House passes bill to protect right to same-sex and interracial marriage |author=Lois Beckett |pub=The Guardian |date=July 19, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://edition.cnn.com/2022/07/21/politics/ron-johnson-same-sex-marriage-bill/index.html |title=Vulnerable GOP Sen. Ron Johnson signals he would vote for same-sex marriage bill |author=Manu Rajuwik, Clare Foran |pub=CNN |date=July 21, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-62232518?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA |title=Republicans help pass House gay marriage bill |author= |pub=BBC News |date=July 20, 2022 }} [[Category:North America]] [[Category:United States]] [[Category:US House of Representatives]] [[Category:US Senate]] [[Category:US Supreme Court]] [[Category:Politics and conflicts]] [[Category:Human rights]] [[Category:LGBT]] [[Category:Same-sex marriage]] [[Category:Pete Buttigieg]] [[Category:Ted Cruz]] [[Category:Chuck Schumer]] [[Category:Clarence Thomas]] kofay8icw78d7cl266i6dms0halbivx 4684941 4684933 2022-07-25T11:08:16Z Profzed 2848677 wikitext text/x-wiki {{tasks|mos|re-review}}{{date|July 24, 2022}} {{United States}} On Tuesday, the {{W|Respect for Marriage Act}} (RFMA), which protects gay and interracial marriage, passed the [[United States House of Representatives]] with 74% of House Republicans (157 representatives) voting against and 47 House Republicans and all Democrats in favour. The move was made after Supreme Court Justice [[Clarence Thomas]] wrote in his concurring opinion for {{W|Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization}} that the Court should re-examine the rights to contraception and gay marriage as they relied on similar arguments as abortion. There have been various reactions to the bill. [[Chuck Schumer]], the Democratic Senate Majority Leader, expressed on Wednesday that he was "really impressed by how much bipartisan support it got in the House." This differs from [[Pete Buttigieg]], the {{W|United States Secretary of Transportation|Transportation Secretary}} and first openly gay cabinet secretary, who on Sunday expressed that he does not "understand how such a majority of House Republicans voted no on our marriage." Contrastingly, on Saturday, [[Ted Cruz]], a Republican Senator for [[Texas]], stated that the Supreme Court was "clearly wrong" when it established a federal right to gay marriage in 2015. Republican Senator {{W|Ron Johnson}} called the bill "unnecessary" but said he sees "no reason to oppose it" should a vote be held. He accused Democrats of "creating a state of fear" by suggesting that the Supreme Court may overrule gay marriage. A {{W|Gallup (company)|Gallup}} poll from June found that the majority of Americans support gay marriage, with 70% of adults voicing support (83% of Democrats and 55% of Republicans). Top Democrats and Republicans stated on Wednesday that they believe they have enough support within the [[United States Senate|Senate]] to pass the Respect for Marriage Act. On Thursday, Chuck Schumer took procedural steps to schedule a debate and vote. {{W|John Thune}}, the Republican Senate Minority Whip, expressed his belief that the support of enough Republicans could be won. Democratic Senators hope for a minimum of 10 Republican Senators supporting the bill, which would stop a {{W|filibuster}}. A Republican Representative, {{W|Liz Cheney}}, urged her "Republican colleagues in the Senate" to vote in favour of the bill on Sunday. She has previously voiced opposition to gay marriage but expressed that "my initial opposition 10 years ago to same-sex marriage was wrong" as "freedom means freedom for everybody." {{haveyoursay}} == Sources == *{{source|url=https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-senate-leader-wants-call-vote-same-sex-marriage-bill-working-get-republican-2022-07-20/ |title=Top Democrats, Republicans in U.S. Senate see chance for bill protecting gay marriage |author=Moira Warburton |pub=Reuters |date=July 21, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/jul/24/pete-buttigieg-same-sex-bill-republicans-senate |title=Pete Buttigieg urges Republicans to back same-sex marriage bill |author=Martin Pengelly |pub=The Guardian |date=July 24, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/jul/19/us-house-bill-protect-same-sex-interracial-marriage |title=US House passes bill to protect right to same-sex and interracial marriage |author=Lois Beckett |pub=The Guardian |date=July 19, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://edition.cnn.com/2022/07/21/politics/ron-johnson-same-sex-marriage-bill/index.html |title=Vulnerable GOP Sen. Ron Johnson signals he would vote for same-sex marriage bill |author=Manu Rajuwik, Clare Foran |pub=CNN |date=July 21, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-62232518?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA |title=Republicans help pass House gay marriage bill |author= |pub=BBC News |date=July 20, 2022 }} [[Category:North America]] [[Category:United States]] [[Category:US House of Representatives]] [[Category:US Senate]] [[Category:US Supreme Court]] [[Category:Politics and conflicts]] [[Category:Human rights]] [[Category:LGBT]] [[Category:Same-sex marriage]] [[Category:Pete Buttigieg]] [[Category:Ted Cruz]] [[Category:Chuck Schumer]] [[Category:Clarence Thomas]] 4d954o8worfirsyr6ghqierxdwrlp8r 4684942 4684941 2022-07-25T11:12:37Z Profzed 2848677 wikitext text/x-wiki {{tasks|mos|re-review}}{{date|July 24, 2022}} {{United States}} On Tuesday, the {{W|Respect for Marriage Act}} (RFMA), which protects gay and interracial marriage, passed the [[United States House of Representatives]] with 74% of House Republicans (157 representatives) voting against and 47 House Republicans and all Democrats in favour. The move was made after Supreme Court Justice [[Clarence Thomas]] wrote in his concurring opinion for {{W|Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization}} that the Court should re-examine the rights to contraception and gay marriage as they relied on similar arguments as abortion. There have been various reactions to the bill. [[Chuck Schumer]], the Democratic Senate Majority Leader, expressed on Wednesday that he was "really impressed by how much bipartisan support it got in the House." This differs from [[Pete Buttigieg]], the {{W|United States Secretary of Transportation|Transportation Secretary}} and first openly gay cabinet secretary, who on Sunday expressed that he does not "understand how such a majority of House Republicans voted no on our marriage." Contrastingly, on Saturday, [[Ted Cruz]], a Republican Senator for [[Texas]], stated that the Supreme Court was "clearly wrong" when it established a federal right to gay marriage in 2015. Republican Senator {{W|Ron Johnson}} called the bill "unnecessary" but said he sees "no reason to oppose it" should a vote be held. He accused Democrats of "creating a state of fear" by suggesting that the Supreme Court may overrule gay marriage. A {{W|Gallup (company)|Gallup}} poll from June found that the majority of Americans support gay marriage, with 70% of adults voicing support (83% of Democrats and 55% of Republicans). Top Democrats and a top Republican stated on Wednesday that they believe they have enough support within the [[United States Senate|Senate]] to pass the Respect for Marriage Act. On Thursday, Chuck Schumer took procedural steps to schedule a debate and vote. {{W|John Thune}}, the Republican Senate Minority Whip, expressed his belief that the support of enough Republicans could be won. Democratic Senators hope for a minimum of 10 Republican Senators supporting the bill, which would stop a {{W|filibuster}}. A Republican Representative, {{W|Liz Cheney}}, urged her "Republican colleagues in the Senate" to vote in favour of the bill on Sunday. She has previously voiced opposition to gay marriage but expressed that "my initial opposition 10 years ago to same-sex marriage was wrong" as "freedom means freedom for everybody." {{haveyoursay}} == Sources == *{{source|url=https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-senate-leader-wants-call-vote-same-sex-marriage-bill-working-get-republican-2022-07-20/ |title=Top Democrats, Republicans in U.S. Senate see chance for bill protecting gay marriage |author=Moira Warburton |pub=Reuters |date=July 21, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/jul/24/pete-buttigieg-same-sex-bill-republicans-senate |title=Pete Buttigieg urges Republicans to back same-sex marriage bill |author=Martin Pengelly |pub=The Guardian |date=July 24, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/jul/19/us-house-bill-protect-same-sex-interracial-marriage |title=US House passes bill to protect right to same-sex and interracial marriage |author=Lois Beckett |pub=The Guardian |date=July 19, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://edition.cnn.com/2022/07/21/politics/ron-johnson-same-sex-marriage-bill/index.html |title=Vulnerable GOP Sen. Ron Johnson signals he would vote for same-sex marriage bill |author=Manu Rajuwik, Clare Foran |pub=CNN |date=July 21, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-62232518?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA |title=Republicans help pass House gay marriage bill |author= |pub=BBC News |date=July 20, 2022 }} [[Category:North America]] [[Category:United States]] [[Category:US House of Representatives]] [[Category:US Senate]] [[Category:US Supreme Court]] [[Category:Politics and conflicts]] [[Category:Human rights]] [[Category:LGBT]] [[Category:Same-sex marriage]] [[Category:Pete Buttigieg]] [[Category:Ted Cruz]] [[Category:Chuck Schumer]] [[Category:Clarence Thomas]] 15i4ecygt0dxkd20l9hmplv4lz7w5s8 4684944 4684942 2022-07-25T11:24:39Z Profzed 2848677 wikitext text/x-wiki {{tasks|mos|re-review}}{{date|July 24, 2022}} {{United States}} On Tuesday, the {{W|Respect for Marriage Act}} (RFMA), which protects gay and interracial marriage, passed the [[United States House of Representatives]] with 74% of House Republicans (157 representatives) voting against and 47 House Republicans and all Democrats in favour. The move was made after Supreme Court Justice [[Clarence Thomas]] wrote in his concurring opinion for {{W|Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization}} that the Court should re-examine the rights to contraception and gay marriage as they relied on similar arguments to abortion. There have been various reactions to the bill. [[Chuck Schumer]], the Democratic Senate Majority Leader, expressed on Wednesday that he was "really impressed by how much bipartisan support it got in the House." This differs from [[Pete Buttigieg]], the {{W|United States Secretary of Transportation|Transportation Secretary}} and first openly gay cabinet secretary, who on Sunday expressed that he does not "understand how such a majority of House Republicans voted no on our marriage." Contrastingly, on Saturday, [[Ted Cruz]], a Republican Senator for [[Texas]], stated that the Supreme Court was "clearly wrong" when it established a federal right to gay marriage in 2015. Republican Senator {{W|Ron Johnson}} called the bill "unnecessary" but said he sees "no reason to oppose it" should a vote be held. He accused Democrats of "creating a state of fear" by suggesting that the Supreme Court may overrule gay marriage. A {{W|Gallup (company)|Gallup}} poll from June found that the majority of Americans support gay marriage, with 70% of adults voicing support (83% of Democrats and 55% of Republicans). Top Democrats and a top Republican stated on Wednesday that they believe they have enough support within the [[United States Senate|Senate]] to pass the Respect for Marriage Act. On Thursday, Chuck Schumer took procedural steps to schedule a debate and vote. {{W|John Thune}}, the Republican Senate Minority Whip, expressed his belief that the support of enough Republicans could be won. Democratic Senators hope for a minimum of 10 Republican Senators supporting the bill, which would stop a {{W|filibuster}}. A Republican Representative, {{W|Liz Cheney}}, urged her "Republican colleagues in the Senate" to vote in favour of the bill on Sunday. She has previously voiced opposition to gay marriage but expressed that "my initial opposition 10 years ago to same-sex marriage was wrong" as "freedom means freedom for everybody." {{haveyoursay}} == Sources == *{{source|url=https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-senate-leader-wants-call-vote-same-sex-marriage-bill-working-get-republican-2022-07-20/ |title=Top Democrats, Republicans in U.S. Senate see chance for bill protecting gay marriage |author=Moira Warburton |pub=Reuters |date=July 21, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/jul/24/pete-buttigieg-same-sex-bill-republicans-senate |title=Pete Buttigieg urges Republicans to back same-sex marriage bill |author=Martin Pengelly |pub=The Guardian |date=July 24, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/jul/19/us-house-bill-protect-same-sex-interracial-marriage |title=US House passes bill to protect right to same-sex and interracial marriage |author=Lois Beckett |pub=The Guardian |date=July 19, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://edition.cnn.com/2022/07/21/politics/ron-johnson-same-sex-marriage-bill/index.html |title=Vulnerable GOP Sen. Ron Johnson signals he would vote for same-sex marriage bill |author=Manu Rajuwik, Clare Foran |pub=CNN |date=July 21, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-62232518?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA |title=Republicans help pass House gay marriage bill |author= |pub=BBC News |date=July 20, 2022 }} [[Category:North America]] [[Category:United States]] [[Category:US House of Representatives]] [[Category:US Senate]] [[Category:US Supreme Court]] [[Category:Politics and conflicts]] [[Category:Human rights]] [[Category:LGBT]] [[Category:Same-sex marriage]] [[Category:Pete Buttigieg]] [[Category:Ted Cruz]] [[Category:Chuck Schumer]] [[Category:Clarence Thomas]] m8omo5bcn8b7jo7xzw1090lnvyab7zs 4684945 4684944 2022-07-25T11:25:44Z Profzed 2848677 wikitext text/x-wiki {{tasks|mos|re-review}}{{date|July 24, 2022}} {{United States}} On Tuesday, the {{W|Respect for Marriage Act}} (RFMA), which protects gay and interracial marriage, passed the [[United States House of Representatives]] with 74% of House Republicans (157 representatives) voting against and 47 House Republicans and all Democrats in favour. The move was made after Supreme Court Justice [[Clarence Thomas]] wrote in his concurring opinion for {{W|Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization}} that the Court should re-examine the rights to contraception and gay marriage as they relied on similar arguments to abortion. There have been various reactions to the bill. [[Chuck Schumer]], the Democratic Senate Majority Leader, expressed on Wednesday that he was "really impressed by how much bipartisan support it got in the House." This differs from [[Pete Buttigieg]], the {{W|United States Secretary of Transportation|Transportation Secretary}} and first openly gay cabinet secretary, who on Sunday expressed that he does not "understand how such a majority of House Republicans voted no on our marriage." Contrastingly, on Saturday, [[Ted Cruz]], a Republican Senator for [[Texas]], stated that the Supreme Court was "clearly wrong" when it established a federal right to gay marriage in 2015. Republican Senator {{W|Ron Johnson}} called the bill "unnecessary" but said he sees "no reason to oppose it" should a vote be held. He accused Democrats of "creating a state of fear" by suggesting that the Supreme Court may overrule gay marriage. A {{W|Gallup (company)|Gallup}} poll from June found that the majority of Americans support gay marriage, with 70% of adults voicing support (83% of Democrats and 55% of Republicans). Top Democrats and a top Republican stated on Wednesday that they believe they have enough support within the [[United States Senate|Senate]] to pass the Respect for Marriage Act. On Thursday, Chuck Schumer took procedural steps to schedule a debate and vote. {{W|John Thune}}, the Republican Senate Minority Whip, expressed his belief that the support of enough Republicans could be won. Democratic Senators hope for a minimum of 10 Republican Senators supporting the bill, which would prevent a {{W|filibuster}}. A Republican Representative, {{W|Liz Cheney}}, urged her "Republican colleagues in the Senate" to vote in favour of the bill on Sunday. She has previously voiced opposition to gay marriage but expressed that "my initial opposition 10 years ago to same-sex marriage was wrong" as "freedom means freedom for everybody." {{haveyoursay}} == Sources == *{{source|url=https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-senate-leader-wants-call-vote-same-sex-marriage-bill-working-get-republican-2022-07-20/ |title=Top Democrats, Republicans in U.S. Senate see chance for bill protecting gay marriage |author=Moira Warburton |pub=Reuters |date=July 21, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/jul/24/pete-buttigieg-same-sex-bill-republicans-senate |title=Pete Buttigieg urges Republicans to back same-sex marriage bill |author=Martin Pengelly |pub=The Guardian |date=July 24, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/jul/19/us-house-bill-protect-same-sex-interracial-marriage |title=US House passes bill to protect right to same-sex and interracial marriage |author=Lois Beckett |pub=The Guardian |date=July 19, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://edition.cnn.com/2022/07/21/politics/ron-johnson-same-sex-marriage-bill/index.html |title=Vulnerable GOP Sen. Ron Johnson signals he would vote for same-sex marriage bill |author=Manu Rajuwik, Clare Foran |pub=CNN |date=July 21, 2022 }} *{{source|url=https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-62232518?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA |title=Republicans help pass House gay marriage bill |author= |pub=BBC News |date=July 20, 2022 }} [[Category:North America]] [[Category:United States]] [[Category:US House of Representatives]] [[Category:US Senate]] [[Category:US Supreme Court]] [[Category:Politics and conflicts]] [[Category:Human rights]] [[Category:LGBT]] [[Category:Same-sex marriage]] [[Category:Pete Buttigieg]] [[Category:Ted Cruz]] [[Category:Chuck Schumer]] [[Category:Clarence Thomas]] 2i1cjzahbnaxb47jxel996rd756zaa1 3 2952290 4684781 2022-07-24T19:33:03Z Wikinews Welcome 183942 Welcoming the newest member of the Wikinews community. wikitext text/x-wiki {{Template:Welcome|realName=|name=WilloShow}} -- [[User:Wikinews Welcome|Wikinews Welcome]] ([[User talk:Wikinews Welcome|talk]]) 19:33, 24 July 2022 (UTC) 41b6wdwogxvbxkm4fi3idv3uze1ewj4 3 2952292 4684784 2022-07-24T19:56:07Z Wikinews Welcome 183942 Welcoming the newest member of the Wikinews community. wikitext text/x-wiki {{Template:Welcome|realName=|name=Herfavperson}} -- [[User:Wikinews Welcome|Wikinews Welcome]] ([[User talk:Wikinews Welcome|talk]]) 19:56, 24 July 2022 (UTC) 8s9j8lzr8wti43rojyl0uwgt22jowz0 15 2952293 4684804 2022-07-24T22:26:47Z JJLiu112 2780319 /* Creation */ new section wikitext text/x-wiki == Creation == Wondering if there's a policy for how many articles must populate a category prior to its creation, as by this token, many, including Irish Taoiseach Micheál Martin (6 articles), UK Chancellor & possible next PM Rishi Sunak (4) &c deserve categories. I would understand if they were not notable enough for a worldwide audience; then again, how do they fare against the former President of Sri Lanka? [[User:JJLiu112|JJLiu112]] ([[User talk:JJLiu112|talk]]) 22:26, 24 July 2022 (UTC) 3400e12mv92ixs0scyfua8f1gq5gdpz 4684805 4684804 2022-07-24T22:26:55Z JJLiu112 2780319 wikitext text/x-wiki == Creation == {{flag}} Wondering if there's a policy for how many articles must populate a category prior to its creation, as by this token, many, including Irish Taoiseach Micheál Martin (6 articles), UK Chancellor & possible next PM Rishi Sunak (4) &c deserve categories. I would understand if they were not notable enough for a worldwide audience; then again, how do they fare against the former President of Sri Lanka? [[User:JJLiu112|JJLiu112]] ([[User talk:JJLiu112|talk]]) 22:26, 24 July 2022 (UTC) p46b6pn26we9zar6p0cbqcsyrfhxhac 4684809 4684805 2022-07-24T22:35:49Z SVTCobra 9158 /* Creation */ Reply wikitext text/x-wiki == Creation == {{flag}} Wondering if there's a policy for how many articles must populate a category prior to its creation, as by this token, many, including Irish Taoiseach Micheál Martin (6 articles), UK Chancellor & possible next PM Rishi Sunak (4) &c deserve categories. I would understand if they were not notable enough for a worldwide audience; then again, how do they fare against the former President of Sri Lanka? [[User:JJLiu112|JJLiu112]] ([[User talk:JJLiu112|talk]]) 22:26, 24 July 2022 (UTC) :The rule of thumb is three articles. I don't think it is policy but it is a rule I generally abide by. But since we've had it for months and we may be publishing the second article shortly, I didn't think it worth it to speedy delete it. Cheers, [[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 22:35, 24 July 2022 (UTC) ep2dctcslvc6rbpbm9nvws6j579zava 4684856 4684809 2022-07-25T00:28:10Z SVTCobra 9158 /* Creation */ Reply wikitext text/x-wiki == Creation == {{flag}} Wondering if there's a policy for how many articles must populate a category prior to its creation, as by this token, many, including Irish Taoiseach Micheál Martin (6 articles), UK Chancellor & possible next PM Rishi Sunak (4) &c deserve categories. I would understand if they were not notable enough for a worldwide audience; then again, how do they fare against the former President of Sri Lanka? [[User:JJLiu112|JJLiu112]] ([[User talk:JJLiu112|talk]]) 22:26, 24 July 2022 (UTC) :The rule of thumb is three articles. I don't think it is policy but it is a rule I generally abide by. But since we've had it for months and we may be publishing the second article shortly, I didn't think it worth it to speedy delete it. Cheers, [[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 22:35, 24 July 2022 (UTC) :JJ, I added [[:Category:Micheál Martin]]. It's a lot of editing, especially when the articles are as old as those for Martin. They almost always include a lot of housekeeping. [[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 00:28, 25 July 2022 (UTC) gmbj70r3d0xjwf3ht2o7796tbuuvdx0 4684884 4684856 2022-07-25T01:47:45Z SVTCobra 9158 /* Creation */ Reply wikitext text/x-wiki == Creation == {{flag}} Wondering if there's a policy for how many articles must populate a category prior to its creation, as by this token, many, including Irish Taoiseach Micheál Martin (6 articles), UK Chancellor & possible next PM Rishi Sunak (4) &c deserve categories. I would understand if they were not notable enough for a worldwide audience; then again, how do they fare against the former President of Sri Lanka? [[User:JJLiu112|JJLiu112]] ([[User talk:JJLiu112|talk]]) 22:26, 24 July 2022 (UTC) :The rule of thumb is three articles. I don't think it is policy but it is a rule I generally abide by. But since we've had it for months and we may be publishing the second article shortly, I didn't think it worth it to speedy delete it. Cheers, [[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 22:35, 24 July 2022 (UTC) :JJ, I added [[:Category:Micheál Martin]]. It's a lot of editing, especially when the articles are as old as those for Martin. They almost always include a lot of housekeeping. [[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 00:28, 25 July 2022 (UTC) ::I also added [[:Category:Rishi Sunak]], but it got a little sketchy, the third article was Sunak in a photo but not the body of the article. Is there are fourth that I missed? Cheers, [[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 01:47, 25 July 2022 (UTC) los4886xd1xws5ydyhpxuf54rm5136u 1 2952294 4684806 2022-07-24T22:26:57Z SVTCobra 9158 /* Review of revision 4684802 [Not ready] */ new section wikitext text/x-wiki == Review of revision 4684802 [Not ready] == <!-- Submitted using easy peer review - MediaWiki:Gadget-easyPeerReview.js --> {{peer_reviewed|revid=4684802|copyright=n/a|newsworthy=pass|verifiable=n/a|npov=pass|style=See below|reviewer=SVTCobra|comments=# The [[WN:LEDE|lede]] paragraph should reflect the article title. In this case there is no overlap except the phrase "gay marriage" # An article should answer the [[WN:5Ws]], ideally in the lede, but at least somewhere in the article. Most notably, the "When" is not answered. When did the House pass the RFMA? When is the Senate going to vote on it? # A statement like "The majority of Americans support gay marriage, with 70% of adults voicing support (83% of Democrats and 55% of Republicans)" needs to be attributed. Is this from a poll? If so, who conducted the poll and when? This is based on a quick review, please make these fixes first and resubmit for review. Be aware, an in-depth review may reveal other problems. Cheers, [[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 22:26, 24 July 2022 (UTC)|time=22:26, 24 July 2022 (UTC)}} sl74y3czg1drn179s9tg8sq1umppy4c 4684934 4684806 2022-07-25T09:59:11Z SVTCobra 9158 /* Review of revision 4684802 [Not ready] */ Profzed wikitext text/x-wiki == Review of revision 4684802 [Not ready] == <!-- Submitted using easy peer review - MediaWiki:Gadget-easyPeerReview.js --> {{peer_reviewed|revid=4684802|copyright=n/a|newsworthy=pass|verifiable=n/a|npov=pass|style=See below|reviewer=SVTCobra|comments=# The [[WN:LEDE|lede]] paragraph should reflect the article title. In this case there is no overlap except the phrase "gay marriage" # An article should answer the [[WN:5Ws]], ideally in the lede, but at least somewhere in the article. Most notably, the "When" is not answered. When did the House pass the RFMA? When is the Senate going to vote on it? # A statement like "The majority of Americans support gay marriage, with 70% of adults voicing support (83% of Democrats and 55% of Republicans)" needs to be attributed. Is this from a poll? If so, who conducted the poll and when? This is based on a quick review, please make these fixes first and resubmit for review. Be aware, an in-depth review may reveal other problems. Cheers, [[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 22:26, 24 July 2022 (UTC)|time=22:26, 24 July 2022 (UTC)}} :{{re|Profzed}}, the article can be renamed if that is your main problem in working out the lede paragraph. Just suggest the new title here on the Collaboration page. --[[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 09:58, 25 July 2022 (UTC) 76qsqq63t73znrzd7dai05k3c6uewta 4684935 4684934 2022-07-25T10:02:19Z SVTCobra 9158 explain wikitext text/x-wiki == Review of revision 4684802 [Not ready] == <!-- Submitted using easy peer review - MediaWiki:Gadget-easyPeerReview.js --> {{peer_reviewed|revid=4684802|copyright=n/a|newsworthy=pass|verifiable=n/a|npov=pass|style=See below|reviewer=SVTCobra|comments=# The [[WN:LEDE|lede]] paragraph should reflect the article title. In this case there is no overlap except the phrase "gay marriage" # An article should answer the [[WN:5Ws]], ideally in the lede, but at least somewhere in the article. Most notably, the "When" is not answered. When did the House pass the RFMA? When is the Senate going to vote on it? # A statement like "The majority of Americans support gay marriage, with 70% of adults voicing support (83% of Democrats and 55% of Republicans)" needs to be attributed. Is this from a poll? If so, who conducted the poll and when? This is based on a quick review, please make these fixes first and resubmit for review. Be aware, an in-depth review may reveal other problems. Cheers, [[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 22:26, 24 July 2022 (UTC)|time=22:26, 24 July 2022 (UTC)}} :{{re|Profzed}}, the article can be renamed if that is your main problem in working out the lede paragraph. Just suggest the new title here on the Collaboration page. --[[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 09:58, 25 July 2022 (UTC) ::It's better that it all works together. Personally, I'm not keen on how it starts in the current iteration. Cheers, --[[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 10:02, 25 July 2022 (UTC) 4oxowhol2n31vqinmvblemo3kwpafhk 4684937 4684935 2022-07-25T10:08:46Z Profzed 2848677 /* Review of revision 4684802 [Not ready] */ Reply wikitext text/x-wiki == Review of revision 4684802 [Not ready] == <!-- Submitted using easy peer review - MediaWiki:Gadget-easyPeerReview.js --> {{peer_reviewed|revid=4684802|copyright=n/a|newsworthy=pass|verifiable=n/a|npov=pass|style=See below|reviewer=SVTCobra|comments=# The [[WN:LEDE|lede]] paragraph should reflect the article title. In this case there is no overlap except the phrase "gay marriage" # An article should answer the [[WN:5Ws]], ideally in the lede, but at least somewhere in the article. Most notably, the "When" is not answered. When did the House pass the RFMA? When is the Senate going to vote on it? # A statement like "The majority of Americans support gay marriage, with 70% of adults voicing support (83% of Democrats and 55% of Republicans)" needs to be attributed. Is this from a poll? If so, who conducted the poll and when? This is based on a quick review, please make these fixes first and resubmit for review. Be aware, an in-depth review may reveal other problems. Cheers, [[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 22:26, 24 July 2022 (UTC)|time=22:26, 24 July 2022 (UTC)}} :{{re|Profzed}}, the article can be renamed if that is your main problem in working out the lede paragraph. Just suggest the new title here on the Collaboration page. --[[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 09:58, 25 July 2022 (UTC) ::It's better that it all works together. Personally, I'm not keen on how it starts in the current iteration. Cheers, --[[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 10:02, 25 July 2022 (UTC) :::I'm think it could be renamed to "Top Democrats, Republicans expect US Senate to pass gay marriage bill" or is there a different title you would prefer? Also, any suggestions for changes to the content? —[[User:Profzed|Profzed]] ([[User talk:Profzed|talk]]) 10:08, 25 July 2022 (UTC) 436pzwhom7nfbg1va52ixs77urzp25j 4684938 4684937 2022-07-25T10:33:14Z SVTCobra 9158 /* Review of revision 4684802 [Not ready] */ Reply wikitext text/x-wiki == Review of revision 4684802 [Not ready] == <!-- Submitted using easy peer review - MediaWiki:Gadget-easyPeerReview.js --> {{peer_reviewed|revid=4684802|copyright=n/a|newsworthy=pass|verifiable=n/a|npov=pass|style=See below|reviewer=SVTCobra|comments=# The [[WN:LEDE|lede]] paragraph should reflect the article title. In this case there is no overlap except the phrase "gay marriage" # An article should answer the [[WN:5Ws]], ideally in the lede, but at least somewhere in the article. Most notably, the "When" is not answered. When did the House pass the RFMA? When is the Senate going to vote on it? # A statement like "The majority of Americans support gay marriage, with 70% of adults voicing support (83% of Democrats and 55% of Republicans)" needs to be attributed. Is this from a poll? If so, who conducted the poll and when? This is based on a quick review, please make these fixes first and resubmit for review. Be aware, an in-depth review may reveal other problems. Cheers, [[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 22:26, 24 July 2022 (UTC)|time=22:26, 24 July 2022 (UTC)}} :{{re|Profzed}}, the article can be renamed if that is your main problem in working out the lede paragraph. Just suggest the new title here on the Collaboration page. --[[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 09:58, 25 July 2022 (UTC) ::It's better that it all works together. Personally, I'm not keen on how it starts in the current iteration. Cheers, --[[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 10:02, 25 July 2022 (UTC) :::I'm think it could be renamed to "Top Democrats, Republicans expect US Senate to pass gay marriage bill" or is there a different title you would prefer? Also, any suggestions for changes to the content? —[[User:Profzed|Profzed]] ([[User talk:Profzed|talk]]) 10:08, 25 July 2022 (UTC) ::::Is that accurate, though? Who are the so-called "Top Republicans" pushing for this to pass? Liz Cheney? Isn't she being pushed out of her own party? Besides that, Wikinews can't just decide who are "top" politicians in a party unless they have been given a role like "Majority Whip" or some other archaic title. But for the international readers, we certainly can't let "top" be an anonymous group. We really need to define it.<br>I seriously think the article needs to start with the House passing the RFMA (including when) and then saying what it is is and then saying when the Senate will vote on it.<br> ::::I also noticed "Democrats expect that a minimum of 10 Republican Senators will support the bill, thus bypassing a filibuster." which is crazy close to "Democrats in the Senate hope at least 10 Republicans will back the bill, thereby beating the filibuster." from ''The Guardian'' ... You may think you are avoiding copyright, but it is still plagiarism and worse, still, you changed '''hope''' to an '''expectation'''. That's not good. [[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 10:33, 25 July 2022 (UTC) 84d0kvm3ceafyeqxdx4yb6nila0vw51 4684939 4684938 2022-07-25T10:45:56Z Profzed 2848677 /* Review of revision 4684802 [Not ready] */ Reply wikitext text/x-wiki == Review of revision 4684802 [Not ready] == <!-- Submitted using easy peer review - MediaWiki:Gadget-easyPeerReview.js --> {{peer_reviewed|revid=4684802|copyright=n/a|newsworthy=pass|verifiable=n/a|npov=pass|style=See below|reviewer=SVTCobra|comments=# The [[WN:LEDE|lede]] paragraph should reflect the article title. In this case there is no overlap except the phrase "gay marriage" # An article should answer the [[WN:5Ws]], ideally in the lede, but at least somewhere in the article. Most notably, the "When" is not answered. When did the House pass the RFMA? When is the Senate going to vote on it? # A statement like "The majority of Americans support gay marriage, with 70% of adults voicing support (83% of Democrats and 55% of Republicans)" needs to be attributed. Is this from a poll? If so, who conducted the poll and when? This is based on a quick review, please make these fixes first and resubmit for review. Be aware, an in-depth review may reveal other problems. Cheers, [[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 22:26, 24 July 2022 (UTC)|time=22:26, 24 July 2022 (UTC)}} :{{re|Profzed}}, the article can be renamed if that is your main problem in working out the lede paragraph. Just suggest the new title here on the Collaboration page. --[[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 09:58, 25 July 2022 (UTC) ::It's better that it all works together. Personally, I'm not keen on how it starts in the current iteration. Cheers, --[[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 10:02, 25 July 2022 (UTC) :::I'm think it could be renamed to "Top Democrats, Republicans expect US Senate to pass gay marriage bill" or is there a different title you would prefer? Also, any suggestions for changes to the content? —[[User:Profzed|Profzed]] ([[User talk:Profzed|talk]]) 10:08, 25 July 2022 (UTC) ::::Is that accurate, though? Who are the so-called "Top Republicans" pushing for this to pass? Liz Cheney? Isn't she being pushed out of her own party? Besides that, Wikinews can't just decide who are "top" politicians in a party unless they have been given a role like "Majority Whip" or some other archaic title. But for the international readers, we certainly can't let "top" be an anonymous group. We really need to define it.<br>I seriously think the article needs to start with the House passing the RFMA (including when) and then saying what it is is and then saying when the Senate will vote on it.<br> ::::I also noticed "Democrats expect that a minimum of 10 Republican Senators will support the bill, thus bypassing a filibuster." which is crazy close to "Democrats in the Senate hope at least 10 Republicans will back the bill, thereby beating the filibuster." from ''The Guardian'' ... You may think you are avoiding copyright, but it is still plagiarism and worse, still, you changed '''hope''' to an '''expectation'''. That's not good. [[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 10:33, 25 July 2022 (UTC) :::::1. In the Reuters article, they name John Thune, the Senate Minority Whip. :::::2. OK, we can do that. :::::3. I reject that this is "plagiarism". I wrote that myself, I did not use someone else's words as my own. If you are uncomfortable with it, I am happy to change it, however. :::::4. I accept I incorrectly described it as an expectation on accident. :::::I will makes changes according to these points. [[User:Profzed|Profzed]] ([[User talk:Profzed|talk]]) 10:45, 25 July 2022 (UTC) ckix46jlitab6qoctql2ltoftip84u7 4684940 4684939 2022-07-25T11:04:30Z SVTCobra 9158 /* Review of revision 4684802 [Not ready] */ Reply wikitext text/x-wiki == Review of revision 4684802 [Not ready] == <!-- Submitted using easy peer review - MediaWiki:Gadget-easyPeerReview.js --> {{peer_reviewed|revid=4684802|copyright=n/a|newsworthy=pass|verifiable=n/a|npov=pass|style=See below|reviewer=SVTCobra|comments=# The [[WN:LEDE|lede]] paragraph should reflect the article title. In this case there is no overlap except the phrase "gay marriage" # An article should answer the [[WN:5Ws]], ideally in the lede, but at least somewhere in the article. Most notably, the "When" is not answered. When did the House pass the RFMA? When is the Senate going to vote on it? # A statement like "The majority of Americans support gay marriage, with 70% of adults voicing support (83% of Democrats and 55% of Republicans)" needs to be attributed. Is this from a poll? If so, who conducted the poll and when? This is based on a quick review, please make these fixes first and resubmit for review. Be aware, an in-depth review may reveal other problems. Cheers, [[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 22:26, 24 July 2022 (UTC)|time=22:26, 24 July 2022 (UTC)}} :{{re|Profzed}}, the article can be renamed if that is your main problem in working out the lede paragraph. Just suggest the new title here on the Collaboration page. --[[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 09:58, 25 July 2022 (UTC) ::It's better that it all works together. Personally, I'm not keen on how it starts in the current iteration. Cheers, --[[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 10:02, 25 July 2022 (UTC) :::I'm think it could be renamed to "Top Democrats, Republicans expect US Senate to pass gay marriage bill" or is there a different title you would prefer? Also, any suggestions for changes to the content? —[[User:Profzed|Profzed]] ([[User talk:Profzed|talk]]) 10:08, 25 July 2022 (UTC) ::::Is that accurate, though? Who are the so-called "Top Republicans" pushing for this to pass? Liz Cheney? Isn't she being pushed out of her own party? Besides that, Wikinews can't just decide who are "top" politicians in a party unless they have been given a role like "Majority Whip" or some other archaic title. But for the international readers, we certainly can't let "top" be an anonymous group. We really need to define it.<br>I seriously think the article needs to start with the House passing the RFMA (including when) and then saying what it is is and then saying when the Senate will vote on it.<br> ::::I also noticed "Democrats expect that a minimum of 10 Republican Senators will support the bill, thus bypassing a filibuster." which is crazy close to "Democrats in the Senate hope at least 10 Republicans will back the bill, thereby beating the filibuster." from ''The Guardian'' ... You may think you are avoiding copyright, but it is still plagiarism and worse, still, you changed '''hope''' to an '''expectation'''. That's not good. [[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 10:33, 25 July 2022 (UTC) :::::1. In the Reuters article, they name John Thune, the Senate Minority Whip. :::::2. OK, we can do that. :::::3. I reject that this is "plagiarism". I wrote that myself, I did not use someone else's words as my own. If you are uncomfortable with it, I am happy to change it, however. :::::4. I accept I incorrectly described it as an expectation on accident. :::::I will makes changes according to these points. [[User:Profzed|Profzed]] ([[User talk:Profzed|talk]]) 10:45, 25 July 2022 (UTC) ::::::I realize you probably feel I a being a pain. You might even be thinking "why doesn't this asshole just rewrite the article the way he wants it?" While I could do that, we would not be closer to publishing. If I write it, someone else has to review it. And ''Wikinews'' is a little short on reviewers. I've been trying to coach you without explicitly saying what to write. Well, we have at least until the actual vote in the Senate to keep this a news (when is that anyway?) I do firmly believe this is an important story. Cheers, [[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 11:04, 25 July 2022 (UTC) q4yog4nwrhkbxlsgw7i8y1r29bprbaa 4684943 4684940 2022-07-25T11:19:24Z Profzed 2848677 /* Review of revision 4684802 [Not ready] */ Reply wikitext text/x-wiki == Review of revision 4684802 [Not ready] == <!-- Submitted using easy peer review - MediaWiki:Gadget-easyPeerReview.js --> {{peer_reviewed|revid=4684802|copyright=n/a|newsworthy=pass|verifiable=n/a|npov=pass|style=See below|reviewer=SVTCobra|comments=# The [[WN:LEDE|lede]] paragraph should reflect the article title. In this case there is no overlap except the phrase "gay marriage" # An article should answer the [[WN:5Ws]], ideally in the lede, but at least somewhere in the article. Most notably, the "When" is not answered. When did the House pass the RFMA? When is the Senate going to vote on it? # A statement like "The majority of Americans support gay marriage, with 70% of adults voicing support (83% of Democrats and 55% of Republicans)" needs to be attributed. Is this from a poll? If so, who conducted the poll and when? This is based on a quick review, please make these fixes first and resubmit for review. Be aware, an in-depth review may reveal other problems. Cheers, [[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 22:26, 24 July 2022 (UTC)|time=22:26, 24 July 2022 (UTC)}} :{{re|Profzed}}, the article can be renamed if that is your main problem in working out the lede paragraph. Just suggest the new title here on the Collaboration page. --[[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 09:58, 25 July 2022 (UTC) ::It's better that it all works together. Personally, I'm not keen on how it starts in the current iteration. Cheers, --[[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 10:02, 25 July 2022 (UTC) :::I'm think it could be renamed to "Top Democrats, Republicans expect US Senate to pass gay marriage bill" or is there a different title you would prefer? Also, any suggestions for changes to the content? —[[User:Profzed|Profzed]] ([[User talk:Profzed|talk]]) 10:08, 25 July 2022 (UTC) ::::Is that accurate, though? Who are the so-called "Top Republicans" pushing for this to pass? Liz Cheney? Isn't she being pushed out of her own party? Besides that, Wikinews can't just decide who are "top" politicians in a party unless they have been given a role like "Majority Whip" or some other archaic title. But for the international readers, we certainly can't let "top" be an anonymous group. We really need to define it.<br>I seriously think the article needs to start with the House passing the RFMA (including when) and then saying what it is is and then saying when the Senate will vote on it.<br> ::::I also noticed "Democrats expect that a minimum of 10 Republican Senators will support the bill, thus bypassing a filibuster." which is crazy close to "Democrats in the Senate hope at least 10 Republicans will back the bill, thereby beating the filibuster." from ''The Guardian'' ... You may think you are avoiding copyright, but it is still plagiarism and worse, still, you changed '''hope''' to an '''expectation'''. That's not good. [[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 10:33, 25 July 2022 (UTC) :::::1. In the Reuters article, they name John Thune, the Senate Minority Whip. :::::2. OK, we can do that. :::::3. I reject that this is "plagiarism". I wrote that myself, I did not use someone else's words as my own. If you are uncomfortable with it, I am happy to change it, however. :::::4. I accept I incorrectly described it as an expectation on accident. :::::I will makes changes according to these points. [[User:Profzed|Profzed]] ([[User talk:Profzed|talk]]) 10:45, 25 July 2022 (UTC) ::::::I realize you probably feel I a being a pain. You might even be thinking "why doesn't this asshole just rewrite the article the way he wants it?" While I could do that, we would not be closer to publishing. If I write it, someone else has to review it. And ''Wikinews'' is a little short on reviewers. I've been trying to coach you without explicitly saying what to write. Well, we have at least until the actual vote in the Senate to keep this a news (when is that anyway?) I do firmly believe this is an important story. Cheers, [[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 11:04, 25 July 2022 (UTC) :::::::I understand, I just disagree with calling it "plagiarism". Also, I would like to clarify something and the reason a title change is a must. The title is not neccesarily true (which is my mistake). Democrats and a top Republican (I decided it should singular since only one Republican was mentioned) believe it will pass and, of course, a vote neccesitates that but it is not confirmed. In the content, their belief is mentioned which should be enough. Possible new title could be "US House passes gay marriage bill". [[User:Profzed|Profzed]] ([[User talk:Profzed|talk]]) 11:19, 25 July 2022 (UTC) iiukblmwwkxbq123uo9h814dhr3x70a 4684946 4684943 2022-07-25T11:28:38Z Profzed 2848677 wikitext text/x-wiki == Review of revision 4684802 [Not ready] == <!-- Submitted using easy peer review - MediaWiki:Gadget-easyPeerReview.js --> {{peer_reviewed|revid=4684802|copyright=n/a|newsworthy=pass|verifiable=n/a|npov=pass|style=See below|reviewer=SVTCobra|comments=# The [[WN:LEDE|lede]] paragraph should reflect the article title. In this case there is no overlap except the phrase "gay marriage" # An article should answer the [[WN:5Ws]], ideally in the lede, but at least somewhere in the article. Most notably, the "When" is not answered. When did the House pass the RFMA? When is the Senate going to vote on it? # A statement like "The majority of Americans support gay marriage, with 70% of adults voicing support (83% of Democrats and 55% of Republicans)" needs to be attributed. Is this from a poll? If so, who conducted the poll and when? This is based on a quick review, please make these fixes first and resubmit for review. Be aware, an in-depth review may reveal other problems. Cheers, [[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 22:26, 24 July 2022 (UTC)|time=22:26, 24 July 2022 (UTC)}} :{{re|Profzed}}, the article can be renamed if that is your main problem in working out the lede paragraph. Just suggest the new title here on the Collaboration page. --[[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 09:58, 25 July 2022 (UTC) ::It's better that it all works together. Personally, I'm not keen on how it starts in the current iteration. Cheers, --[[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 10:02, 25 July 2022 (UTC) :::I'm think it could be renamed to "Top Democrats, Republicans expect US Senate to pass gay marriage bill" or is there a different title you would prefer? Also, any suggestions for changes to the content? —[[User:Profzed|Profzed]] ([[User talk:Profzed|talk]]) 10:08, 25 July 2022 (UTC) ::::Is that accurate, though? Who are the so-called "Top Republicans" pushing for this to pass? Liz Cheney? Isn't she being pushed out of her own party? Besides that, Wikinews can't just decide who are "top" politicians in a party unless they have been given a role like "Majority Whip" or some other archaic title. But for the international readers, we certainly can't let "top" be an anonymous group. We really need to define it.<br>I seriously think the article needs to start with the House passing the RFMA (including when) and then saying what it is is and then saying when the Senate will vote on it.<br> ::::I also noticed "Democrats expect that a minimum of 10 Republican Senators will support the bill, thus bypassing a filibuster." which is crazy close to "Democrats in the Senate hope at least 10 Republicans will back the bill, thereby beating the filibuster." from ''The Guardian'' ... You may think you are avoiding copyright, but it is still plagiarism and worse, still, you changed '''hope''' to an '''expectation'''. That's not good. [[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 10:33, 25 July 2022 (UTC) :::::1. In the Reuters article, they name John Thune, the Senate Minority Whip. :::::2. OK, we can do that. :::::3. I reject that this is "plagiarism". I wrote that myself, I did not use someone else's words as my own. If you are uncomfortable with it, I am happy to change it, however. :::::4. I accept I incorrectly described it as an expectation on accident. :::::I will makes changes according to these points. [[User:Profzed|Profzed]] ([[User talk:Profzed|talk]]) 10:45, 25 July 2022 (UTC) ::::::I realize you probably feel I a being a pain. You might even be thinking "why doesn't this asshole just rewrite the article the way he wants it?" While I could do that, we would not be closer to publishing. If I write it, someone else has to review it. And ''Wikinews'' is a little short on reviewers. I've been trying to coach you without explicitly saying what to write. Well, we have at least until the actual vote in the Senate to keep this a news (when is that anyway?) I do firmly believe this is an important story. Cheers, [[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 11:04, 25 July 2022 (UTC) :::::::I understand, I just disagree with calling it "plagiarism". Also, I would like to clarify something and the reason a title change is a must. The title is not neccesarily true (which is my mistake). Democrats and a top Republican (I decided it should singular since only one Republican was mentioned) believe it will pass and, of course, a vote neccesitates that but a vote is not 100% confirmed. In the content, their belief is mentioned which should be enough. Possible new title could be "US House passes gay marriage bill". [[User:Profzed|Profzed]] ([[User talk:Profzed|talk]]) 11:19, 25 July 2022 (UTC) 297fi66uj0pz81xc6tm1kg57r6r25s1 4684949 4684946 2022-07-25T11:57:23Z SVTCobra 9158 /* Review of revision 4684802 [Not ready] */ Reply wikitext text/x-wiki == Review of revision 4684802 [Not ready] == <!-- Submitted using easy peer review - MediaWiki:Gadget-easyPeerReview.js --> {{peer_reviewed|revid=4684802|copyright=n/a|newsworthy=pass|verifiable=n/a|npov=pass|style=See below|reviewer=SVTCobra|comments=# The [[WN:LEDE|lede]] paragraph should reflect the article title. In this case there is no overlap except the phrase "gay marriage" # An article should answer the [[WN:5Ws]], ideally in the lede, but at least somewhere in the article. Most notably, the "When" is not answered. When did the House pass the RFMA? When is the Senate going to vote on it? # A statement like "The majority of Americans support gay marriage, with 70% of adults voicing support (83% of Democrats and 55% of Republicans)" needs to be attributed. Is this from a poll? If so, who conducted the poll and when? This is based on a quick review, please make these fixes first and resubmit for review. Be aware, an in-depth review may reveal other problems. Cheers, [[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 22:26, 24 July 2022 (UTC)|time=22:26, 24 July 2022 (UTC)}} :{{re|Profzed}}, the article can be renamed if that is your main problem in working out the lede paragraph. Just suggest the new title here on the Collaboration page. --[[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 09:58, 25 July 2022 (UTC) ::It's better that it all works together. Personally, I'm not keen on how it starts in the current iteration. Cheers, --[[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 10:02, 25 July 2022 (UTC) :::I'm think it could be renamed to "Top Democrats, Republicans expect US Senate to pass gay marriage bill" or is there a different title you would prefer? Also, any suggestions for changes to the content? —[[User:Profzed|Profzed]] ([[User talk:Profzed|talk]]) 10:08, 25 July 2022 (UTC) ::::Is that accurate, though? Who are the so-called "Top Republicans" pushing for this to pass? Liz Cheney? Isn't she being pushed out of her own party? Besides that, Wikinews can't just decide who are "top" politicians in a party unless they have been given a role like "Majority Whip" or some other archaic title. But for the international readers, we certainly can't let "top" be an anonymous group. We really need to define it.<br>I seriously think the article needs to start with the House passing the RFMA (including when) and then saying what it is is and then saying when the Senate will vote on it.<br> ::::I also noticed "Democrats expect that a minimum of 10 Republican Senators will support the bill, thus bypassing a filibuster." which is crazy close to "Democrats in the Senate hope at least 10 Republicans will back the bill, thereby beating the filibuster." from ''The Guardian'' ... You may think you are avoiding copyright, but it is still plagiarism and worse, still, you changed '''hope''' to an '''expectation'''. That's not good. [[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 10:33, 25 July 2022 (UTC) :::::1. In the Reuters article, they name John Thune, the Senate Minority Whip. :::::2. OK, we can do that. :::::3. I reject that this is "plagiarism". I wrote that myself, I did not use someone else's words as my own. If you are uncomfortable with it, I am happy to change it, however. :::::4. I accept I incorrectly described it as an expectation on accident. :::::I will makes changes according to these points. [[User:Profzed|Profzed]] ([[User talk:Profzed|talk]]) 10:45, 25 July 2022 (UTC) ::::::I realize you probably feel I a being a pain. You might even be thinking "why doesn't this asshole just rewrite the article the way he wants it?" While I could do that, we would not be closer to publishing. If I write it, someone else has to review it. And ''Wikinews'' is a little short on reviewers. I've been trying to coach you without explicitly saying what to write. Well, we have at least until the actual vote in the Senate to keep this a news (when is that anyway?) I do firmly believe this is an important story. Cheers, [[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 11:04, 25 July 2022 (UTC) :::::::I understand, I just disagree with calling it "plagiarism". Also, I would like to clarify something and the reason a title change is a must. The title is not neccesarily true (which is my mistake). Democrats and a top Republican (I decided it should singular since only one Republican was mentioned) believe it will pass and, of course, a vote neccesitates that but a vote is not 100% confirmed. In the content, their belief is mentioned which should be enough. Possible new title could be "US House passes gay marriage bill". [[User:Profzed|Profzed]] ([[User talk:Profzed|talk]]) 11:19, 25 July 2022 (UTC) ::::::::I am sorry if that offended you, but looking at the two sentences ... well, it's pointless to explore ... we are beyond that. "House passes gay marriage bill" or "same-sex marriage bill" or "RFMA" or whatever seems a bit old. When did the House vote? Feels like a week ago. Perhaps the idea the Senate "is going to vote" is also not ideal. Perhaps this article is best suited to be prepared for when the Senate ''actually'' votes and then on that day we can say what the result was. Is it going to be this week? (I still don't see it in the article). If we are ready we can publish quickly. If we are a little slow we can include some reactions. I think an impactful article could be about what the Senate does. And I mean "after the fact" instead of this. This is just an idea and you are free to work on the article and submit for review again. (I am going to need to go down for sleep). 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From online sellers and platforms, we heard that it’s a series book, about a political leader of Asia, Bangladesh. The author '''Md. Rezowan Ahmed''' wrote and published the first volume of it on ''April 8, 2022''. It was written as a small tribute to {{w|Mujib Year}} known as the 100th birth centenary of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur the father of..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{date|July 25, 2022}} A new book launched in eBook: '''The Worldwide Bangabandhu''' (''Story of an inspirational figure''). From online sellers and platforms, we heard that it’s a series book, about a political leader of Asia, Bangladesh. The author '''Md. Rezowan Ahmed''' wrote and published the first volume of it on ''April 8, 2022''. It was written as a small tribute to {{w|Mujib Year}} known as the 100th birth centenary of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur the father of the nation.[[File:Sheikh Mujibur Rahman in 1950.jpg|Sheikh_Mujibur_Rahman_in_1950 |thumb]] He is the single author of this series and also the publisher. He declared the series name of a few platforms “The Worldwide Bangabandhu Series”. From the Google references the book is written in the standard English language and available in eBook, ePUB, Kindle, Paperback, Hardcover, and many more formats. The international standard book number (ISBN) authority confirms that the book is enlisted on their database officially. The book is currently featured in Amazon Books, Google Book, Apple Book Store, Rakuten Kobo, Blurb, and other international online book platforms. {{w|Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman}} — architect of the country’s independence was assassinated along with most of his family members at the crack of dawn on 15 August 1975 by a cabal of army personnel under a deep-rooted conspiracy against the country and its independence. His two daughters Sheikh Hasina, now the prime minister, and Sheikh Rehana – luckily survived the massacre as they were abroad at that time. Moreover, the war course memorial book titled 'Murtir 61 Muktir 71' was unveiled on Saturday at the Liberation War Museum in the capital's Agargaon area. Major (Retd) Rafiqul Islam, Bir Uttam, MP launched the book virtually. A training session for 61 selected Bangladeshi youths already trained in some sectors and who were staying in India during the wartime of 1971, was organized to develop them into skilled army officers. Also in news, the Mujib graphic novel, depicting Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's life in ten installments, is Bangladesh's answer to the American DC comics and Japanese Manga. All 10 installments are available in the Ekushey Book Fair at the stall of the Center for Research and Information. The book has made a selling blast within a month. The platforms are saying it's going to be the book of the month in the series category. All the new readers are getting attracted to new books. The profit stats is growing higher day by day in this book. We contact the author and the publisher of this book, we are arranging an interview soon with the whole team of The Worldwide Bangabandhu. == Book Description == Sheikh Mujibur Rahman was a Bengali nationalist politician and the founding leader. He headed the Awami League, served as the first President, and later became Prime Minister. He directed to with the honorary titles of Bangabandhu and Father of Bengali Nation. His eldest daughter Sheikh Hasina Wajed is the current head of the Awami League and the current Prime Minister. == Book Details == [[File:The Worldwide Bangabandhu Book.jpg|thumb|The Worldwide Bangabandhu (Story of an inspirational figure)]] * ASIN ‏: ‎ B09XSZQ751 * Publisher ‏: ‎ Independently published (April 9, 2022) * Language ‏: ‎ English * Paperback ‏: ‎ 31 pages * ISBN-13 ‏: ‎ 979-8449707512 * Item Weight ‏: ‎ 4.8 ounces * Dimensions ‏: ‎ 8.5 x 0.07 x 11 inches * Category: Nonfiction » History » Contemporary political * Category: Nonfiction » Education & Study Guides » History * Words: 3,180 * Box Set: Yes == Author Socials == [[File:Md. Rezowan Ahmed Formal.jpg|thumb|Md. Rezowan Ahmed's Formal Photo]] [https://g.co/kgs/9zLYBa Google Knowledge Panel] [https://www.linkedin.com/in/rezowanahmed/ Linkedin] [https://www.facebook.com/rezowanahmed.mra Facebook Page] [https://twitter.com/redmamba Twitter] [https://www.instagram.com/redmamba/ Instagram] == Digital Shops == [https://play.google.com/store/books/details/The_Worldwide_Bangabandhu_Story_of_an_inspirationa?id=2AtvEAAAQBAJ&hl=en_US&gl=US Google Books] [http://books.apple.com/us/book/id1618983993 Apple Books] [https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09XKRRY54 Amazon Books] [https://books2read.com/worldwide-Bangabandhu Books2Read] [https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/1142112 Smashwords] [https://www.lulu.com/en/us/shop/md-rezowan-ahmed/the-worldwide-bangabandhu/ebook/product-2y7rd6.html?page=1&pageSize=4 Lulu] == Related News == *{{source |url = https://www.pressreleasepower.com/news/books/a-new-series-book-the-worldwide-bangabandhu |title = A New Series Book: The worldwide Bangabandhu written by Md. 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Rezowan Ahmed |author = The Worldwide |pub = IssueWire |date = June 7, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://archive.dhakatribune.com/bangladesh/dhaka/2020/02/24/130-new-books-on-bangabandhu-hit-book-fair |title = 130 new books on Bangabandhu hit book fair |author = F R S |pub = Dhaka Tribune |date = |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://menafn.com/1104280737/A-New-Series-Book-The-Worldwide-Bangabandhu |title = A New Series Book: The Worldwide Bangabandhu |author = S. F LTD. |pub = MENAFN |date = April 27, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://express-press-release.net/news/2022/06/05/1176572 |title = A New Series Book: The worldwide Bangabandhu written by Md. Rezowan Ahmed |author = EPR Network |pub = Express Press Release |date = June 5, 2022 |archiveurl = }} [[Category:Author]] [[Category:Books]] [[Category:Writter]] [[Category: Apple Books]] [[Category: Amazon Books]] [[Category: Google Books]] [[Category: Md. Rezowan Ahmed]] [[Category: Sheikh Mujibur Rahman]] [[Category:1920 births]] [[Category:1975 deaths]] [[Category: Prime Ministers of Bangladesh]] [[Category: Sheikh Mujibur Rahman family]] [[Category: Presidents of the Awami League]] [[Category: Presidents of Bangladesh]] [[Category:1975 murders in Bangladesh]] 5b5yx1miw3prq4qgze88mvwecuykj8y 4684875 4684871 2022-07-25T01:13:26Z S.F Limited 2846910 wikitext text/x-wiki {{date|July 25, 2022}} A new book launched in eBook: '''The Worldwide Bangabandhu''' (''Story of an inspirational figure''). From online sellers and platforms, we heard that it’s a series book, about a political leader of {{w|Asia}}, {{w|Bangladesh}}. The author '''Md. Rezowan Ahmed''' wrote and published the first volume of it on ''April 8, 2022''. It was written as a small tribute to {{w|Mujib Year}} known as the 100th birth centenary of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur the father of the nation.[[File:Sheikh Mujibur Rahman in 1950.jpg|Sheikh_Mujibur_Rahman_in_1950 |thumb]] He is the single author of this series and also the publisher. He declared the series name of a few platforms “The Worldwide Bangabandhu Series”. From the Google references the book is written in the standard English language and available in eBook, ePUB, Kindle, Paperback, Hardcover, and many more formats. The international standard book number (ISBN) authority confirms that the book is enlisted on their database officially. The book is currently featured in Amazon Books, Google Book, Apple Book Store, Rakuten Kobo, Blurb, and other international online book platforms. {{w|Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman}} — architect of the country’s independence was assassinated along with most of his family members at the crack of dawn on 15 August 1975 by a cabal of army personnel under a deep-rooted conspiracy against the country and its independence. His two daughters {{w|Sheikh Hasina}}, now the prime minister, and {{w|Sheikh Rehana}} – luckily survived the massacre as they were abroad at that time. Moreover, the war course memorial book titled 'Murtir 61 Muktir 71' was unveiled on Saturday at the Liberation War Museum in the capital's Agargaon area. Major (Retd) Rafiqul Islam, Bir Uttam, MP launched the book virtually. A training session for 61 selected Bangladeshi youths already trained in some sectors and who were staying in India during the wartime of 1971, was organized to develop them into skilled army officers. Also in news, the Mujib graphic novel, depicting Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's life in ten installments, is Bangladesh's answer to the American DC comics and Japanese Manga. All 10 installments are available in the {{w|Ekushey Book Fair}} at the stall of the Center for Research and Information. The book has made a selling blast within a month. The platforms are saying it's going to be the book of the month in the series category. All the new readers are getting attracted to new books. The profit stats is growing higher day by day in this book. We contact the author and the publisher of this book, we are arranging an interview soon with the whole team of The Worldwide Bangabandhu. == Book Description == Sheikh Mujibur Rahman was a Bengali nationalist politician and the founding leader of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh. He headed the Awami League, served as the first President of Bangladesh, and later became Prime Minister. He is popularly referred to with the honorary titles of Bangabandhu and Father of Bengali Nation. His eldest daughter Sheikh Hasina Wajed is the present head of the Awami League and the current Prime Minister of Bangladesh. == Book Details == [[File:The Worldwide Bangabandhu Book.jpg|thumb|The Worldwide Bangabandhu (Story of an inspirational figure)]] * ASIN ‏: ‎ B09XSZQ751 * Publisher ‏: ‎ Independently published (April 9, 2022) * Language ‏: ‎ English * Paperback ‏: ‎ 31 pages * ISBN-13 ‏: ‎ 979-8449707512 * Item Weight ‏: ‎ 4.8 ounces * Dimensions ‏: ‎ 8.5 x 0.07 x 11 inches * Category: Nonfiction » History » Contemporary political * Category: Nonfiction » Education & Study Guides » History * Words: 3,180 * Box Set: Yes == Author Socials == [[File:Md. Rezowan Ahmed Formal.jpg|thumb|Md. Rezowan Ahmed's Formal Photo]] [https://g.co/kgs/9zLYBa Google Knowledge Panel] [https://www.linkedin.com/in/rezowanahmed/ Linkedin] [https://www.facebook.com/rezowanahmed.mra Facebook Page] [https://twitter.com/redmamba Twitter] [https://www.instagram.com/redmamba/ Instagram] == Digital Shops == [https://play.google.com/store/books/details/The_Worldwide_Bangabandhu_Story_of_an_inspirationa?id=2AtvEAAAQBAJ&hl=en_US&gl=US Google Books] [http://books.apple.com/us/book/id1618983993 Apple Books] [https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09XKRRY54 Amazon Books] [https://books2read.com/worldwide-Bangabandhu Books2Read] [https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/1142112 Smashwords] [https://www.lulu.com/en/us/shop/md-rezowan-ahmed/the-worldwide-bangabandhu/ebook/product-2y7rd6.html?page=1&pageSize=4 Lulu] == Related News == *{{source |url = https://www.pressreleasepower.com/news/books/a-new-series-book-the-worldwide-bangabandhu |title = A New Series Book: The worldwide Bangabandhu written by Md. Rezowan Ahmed |author = S. F |pub = Press Release Power |date = June 04, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://www.dhakatribune.com/nation/2022/02/16/bangladeshs-first-graphic-novel-mujib-hits-book-fair |title = Bangladesh’s first graphic novel ‘Mujib’ hits book fair |author = U N B |pub = Dhaka Tribune |date = |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://www.tbsnews.net/events/war-course-memorial-book-launched-451670 |title = War Course memorial book launched |author = TBS Report |pub = The Business Standard |date = 02 July, 2022 |archiveurl = }} == Sources == <!--Use at least two independent sources.--> *{{source |url = https://www.thedailystar.net/star-literature/news/bangabandhu-and-bangladeshs-landscapes-2990721 |title = Bangabandhu and Bangladesh’s Landscapes |author = Fakrul Alam |pub = The Daily Star |date = May 26, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://www.pressreleasepoint.com/new-series-book-worldwide-bangabandhu-article-sf-limited |title = A New Series Book: The worldwide Bangabandhu. article by S.F Limited |author = S.F Limited |pub = Press Release Point |date = May 26, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://www.issuewire.com/a-famous-series-book-written-by-md-rezowan-ahmed-1734736609072305 |title = A Famous Series Book written by Md. Rezowan Ahmed |author = The Worldwide |pub = IssueWire |date = June 7, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://archive.dhakatribune.com/bangladesh/dhaka/2020/02/24/130-new-books-on-bangabandhu-hit-book-fair |title = 130 new books on Bangabandhu hit book fair |author = Fahim Reza Shovon |pub = Dhaka Tribune |date = |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://menafn.com/1104280737/A-New-Series-Book-The-Worldwide-Bangabandhu |title = A New Series Book: The Worldwide Bangabandhu |author = S. F LTD. |pub = MENAFN |date = April 27, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://express-press-release.net/news/2022/06/05/1176572 |title = A New Series Book: The worldwide Bangabandhu written by Md. Rezowan Ahmed |author = EPR Network |pub = Express Press Release |date = June 5, 2022 |archiveurl = }} [[Category:Author]] [[Category:Books]] [[Category:Writter]] [[Category: Apple Books]] [[Category: Amazon Books]] [[Category: Google Books]] [[Category: Md. Rezowan Ahmed]] [[Category: Sheikh Mujibur Rahman]] [[Category:1920 births]] [[Category:1975 deaths]] [[Category: Prime Ministers of Bangladesh]] [[Category: Sheikh Mujibur Rahman family]] [[Category: Presidents of the Awami League]] [[Category: Presidents of Bangladesh]] [[Category:1975 murders in Bangladesh]] be76h6xdprvhp266vugit8to4p3y6lt 4684877 4684875 2022-07-25T01:22:43Z SVTCobra 9158 not news wikitext text/x-wiki {{date|July 25, 2022}} {{notnews}} A new book launched in eBook: '''The Worldwide Bangabandhu''' (''Story of an inspirational figure''). From online sellers and platforms, we heard that it’s a series book, about a political leader of {{w|Asia}}, {{w|Bangladesh}}. The author '''Md. Rezowan Ahmed''' wrote and published the first volume of it on ''April 8, 2022''. It was written as a small tribute to {{w|Mujib Year}} known as the 100th birth centenary of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur the father of the nation.[[File:Sheikh Mujibur Rahman in 1950.jpg|Sheikh_Mujibur_Rahman_in_1950 |thumb]] He is the single author of this series and also the publisher. He declared the series name of a few platforms “The Worldwide Bangabandhu Series”. From the Google references the book is written in the standard English language and available in eBook, ePUB, Kindle, Paperback, Hardcover, and many more formats. The international standard book number (ISBN) authority confirms that the book is enlisted on their database officially. The book is currently featured in Amazon Books, Google Book, Apple Book Store, Rakuten Kobo, Blurb, and other international online book platforms. {{w|Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman}} — architect of the country’s independence was assassinated along with most of his family members at the crack of dawn on 15 August 1975 by a cabal of army personnel under a deep-rooted conspiracy against the country and its independence. His two daughters {{w|Sheikh Hasina}}, now the prime minister, and {{w|Sheikh Rehana}} – luckily survived the massacre as they were abroad at that time. Moreover, the war course memorial book titled 'Murtir 61 Muktir 71' was unveiled on Saturday at the Liberation War Museum in the capital's Agargaon area. Major (Retd) Rafiqul Islam, Bir Uttam, MP launched the book virtually. A training session for 61 selected Bangladeshi youths already trained in some sectors and who were staying in India during the wartime of 1971, was organized to develop them into skilled army officers. Also in news, the Mujib graphic novel, depicting Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's life in ten installments, is Bangladesh's answer to the American DC comics and Japanese Manga. All 10 installments are available in the {{w|Ekushey Book Fair}} at the stall of the Center for Research and Information. The book has made a selling blast within a month. The platforms are saying it's going to be the book of the month in the series category. All the new readers are getting attracted to new books. The profit stats is growing higher day by day in this book. We contact the author and the publisher of this book, we are arranging an interview soon with the whole team of The Worldwide Bangabandhu. == Book Description == Sheikh Mujibur Rahman was a Bengali nationalist politician and the founding leader of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh. He headed the Awami League, served as the first President of Bangladesh, and later became Prime Minister. He is popularly referred to with the honorary titles of Bangabandhu and Father of Bengali Nation. His eldest daughter Sheikh Hasina Wajed is the present head of the Awami League and the current Prime Minister of Bangladesh. == Book Details == [[File:The Worldwide Bangabandhu Book.jpg|thumb|The Worldwide Bangabandhu (Story of an inspirational figure)]] * ASIN ‏: ‎ B09XSZQ751 * Publisher ‏: ‎ Independently published (April 9, 2022) * Language ‏: ‎ English * Paperback ‏: ‎ 31 pages * ISBN-13 ‏: ‎ 979-8449707512 * Item Weight ‏: ‎ 4.8 ounces * Dimensions ‏: ‎ 8.5 x 0.07 x 11 inches * Category: Nonfiction » History » Contemporary political * Category: Nonfiction » Education & Study Guides » History * Words: 3,180 * Box Set: Yes == Author Socials == [[File:Md. Rezowan Ahmed Formal.jpg|thumb|Md. Rezowan Ahmed's Formal Photo]] [https://g.co/kgs/9zLYBa Google Knowledge Panel] [https://www.linkedin.com/in/rezowanahmed/ Linkedin] [https://www.facebook.com/rezowanahmed.mra Facebook Page] [https://twitter.com/redmamba Twitter] [https://www.instagram.com/redmamba/ Instagram] == Digital Shops == [https://play.google.com/store/books/details/The_Worldwide_Bangabandhu_Story_of_an_inspirationa?id=2AtvEAAAQBAJ&hl=en_US&gl=US Google Books] [http://books.apple.com/us/book/id1618983993 Apple Books] [https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09XKRRY54 Amazon Books] [https://books2read.com/worldwide-Bangabandhu Books2Read] [https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/1142112 Smashwords] [https://www.lulu.com/en/us/shop/md-rezowan-ahmed/the-worldwide-bangabandhu/ebook/product-2y7rd6.html?page=1&pageSize=4 Lulu] == Related News == *{{source |url = https://www.pressreleasepower.com/news/books/a-new-series-book-the-worldwide-bangabandhu |title = A New Series Book: The worldwide Bangabandhu written by Md. Rezowan Ahmed |author = S. F |pub = Press Release Power |date = June 04, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://www.dhakatribune.com/nation/2022/02/16/bangladeshs-first-graphic-novel-mujib-hits-book-fair |title = Bangladesh’s first graphic novel ‘Mujib’ hits book fair |author = U N B |pub = Dhaka Tribune |date = |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://www.tbsnews.net/events/war-course-memorial-book-launched-451670 |title = War Course memorial book launched |author = TBS Report |pub = The Business Standard |date = 02 July, 2022 |archiveurl = }} == Sources == <!--Use at least two independent sources.--> *{{source |url = https://www.thedailystar.net/star-literature/news/bangabandhu-and-bangladeshs-landscapes-2990721 |title = Bangabandhu and Bangladesh’s Landscapes |author = Fakrul Alam |pub = The Daily Star |date = May 26, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://www.pressreleasepoint.com/new-series-book-worldwide-bangabandhu-article-sf-limited |title = A New Series Book: The worldwide Bangabandhu. article by S.F Limited |author = S.F Limited |pub = Press Release Point |date = May 26, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://www.issuewire.com/a-famous-series-book-written-by-md-rezowan-ahmed-1734736609072305 |title = A Famous Series Book written by Md. Rezowan Ahmed |author = The Worldwide |pub = IssueWire |date = June 7, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://archive.dhakatribune.com/bangladesh/dhaka/2020/02/24/130-new-books-on-bangabandhu-hit-book-fair |title = 130 new books on Bangabandhu hit book fair |author = Fahim Reza Shovon |pub = Dhaka Tribune |date = |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://menafn.com/1104280737/A-New-Series-Book-The-Worldwide-Bangabandhu |title = A New Series Book: The Worldwide Bangabandhu |author = S. F LTD. |pub = MENAFN |date = April 27, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://express-press-release.net/news/2022/06/05/1176572 |title = A New Series Book: The worldwide Bangabandhu written by Md. Rezowan Ahmed |author = EPR Network |pub = Express Press Release |date = June 5, 2022 |archiveurl = }} [[Category:Author]] [[Category:Books]] [[Category:Writter]] [[Category: Apple Books]] [[Category: Amazon Books]] [[Category: Google Books]] [[Category: Md. Rezowan Ahmed]] [[Category: Sheikh Mujibur Rahman]] [[Category:1920 births]] [[Category:1975 deaths]] [[Category: Prime Ministers of Bangladesh]] [[Category: Sheikh Mujibur Rahman family]] [[Category: Presidents of the Awami League]] [[Category: Presidents of Bangladesh]] [[Category:1975 murders in Bangladesh]] s1osflhpmnsw6c87gubegbn0ixnif6b 4684879 4684877 2022-07-25T01:37:22Z SVTCobra 9158 /* Digital Shops */ unacceptable ... Wikinews does not promote sales sites wikitext text/x-wiki {{date|July 25, 2022}} {{notnews}} A new book launched in eBook: '''The Worldwide Bangabandhu''' (''Story of an inspirational figure''). From online sellers and platforms, we heard that it’s a series book, about a political leader of {{w|Asia}}, {{w|Bangladesh}}. The author '''Md. Rezowan Ahmed''' wrote and published the first volume of it on ''April 8, 2022''. It was written as a small tribute to {{w|Mujib Year}} known as the 100th birth centenary of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur the father of the nation.[[File:Sheikh Mujibur Rahman in 1950.jpg|Sheikh_Mujibur_Rahman_in_1950 |thumb]] He is the single author of this series and also the publisher. He declared the series name of a few platforms “The Worldwide Bangabandhu Series”. From the Google references the book is written in the standard English language and available in eBook, ePUB, Kindle, Paperback, Hardcover, and many more formats. The international standard book number (ISBN) authority confirms that the book is enlisted on their database officially. The book is currently featured in Amazon Books, Google Book, Apple Book Store, Rakuten Kobo, Blurb, and other international online book platforms. {{w|Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman}} — architect of the country’s independence was assassinated along with most of his family members at the crack of dawn on 15 August 1975 by a cabal of army personnel under a deep-rooted conspiracy against the country and its independence. His two daughters {{w|Sheikh Hasina}}, now the prime minister, and {{w|Sheikh Rehana}} – luckily survived the massacre as they were abroad at that time. Moreover, the war course memorial book titled 'Murtir 61 Muktir 71' was unveiled on Saturday at the Liberation War Museum in the capital's Agargaon area. Major (Retd) Rafiqul Islam, Bir Uttam, MP launched the book virtually. A training session for 61 selected Bangladeshi youths already trained in some sectors and who were staying in India during the wartime of 1971, was organized to develop them into skilled army officers. Also in news, the Mujib graphic novel, depicting Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's life in ten installments, is Bangladesh's answer to the American DC comics and Japanese Manga. All 10 installments are available in the {{w|Ekushey Book Fair}} at the stall of the Center for Research and Information. The book has made a selling blast within a month. The platforms are saying it's going to be the book of the month in the series category. All the new readers are getting attracted to new books. The profit stats is growing higher day by day in this book. We contact the author and the publisher of this book, we are arranging an interview soon with the whole team of The Worldwide Bangabandhu. == Book Description == Sheikh Mujibur Rahman was a Bengali nationalist politician and the founding leader of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh. He headed the Awami League, served as the first President of Bangladesh, and later became Prime Minister. He is popularly referred to with the honorary titles of Bangabandhu and Father of Bengali Nation. His eldest daughter Sheikh Hasina Wajed is the present head of the Awami League and the current Prime Minister of Bangladesh. == Book Details == [[File:The Worldwide Bangabandhu Book.jpg|thumb|The Worldwide Bangabandhu (Story of an inspirational figure)]] * ASIN ‏: ‎ B09XSZQ751 * Publisher ‏: ‎ Independently published (April 9, 2022) * Language ‏: ‎ English * Paperback ‏: ‎ 31 pages * ISBN-13 ‏: ‎ 979-8449707512 * Item Weight ‏: ‎ 4.8 ounces * Dimensions ‏: ‎ 8.5 x 0.07 x 11 inches * Category: Nonfiction » History » Contemporary political * Category: Nonfiction » Education & Study Guides » History * Words: 3,180 * Box Set: Yes == Author Socials == [[File:Md. Rezowan Ahmed Formal.jpg|thumb|Md. Rezowan Ahmed's Formal Photo]] [https://g.co/kgs/9zLYBa Google Knowledge Panel] [https://www.linkedin.com/in/rezowanahmed/ Linkedin] [https://www.facebook.com/rezowanahmed.mra Facebook Page] [https://twitter.com/redmamba Twitter] [https://www.instagram.com/redmamba/ Instagram] == Related News == *{{source |url = https://www.pressreleasepower.com/news/books/a-new-series-book-the-worldwide-bangabandhu |title = A New Series Book: The worldwide Bangabandhu written by Md. Rezowan Ahmed |author = S. F |pub = Press Release Power |date = June 04, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://www.dhakatribune.com/nation/2022/02/16/bangladeshs-first-graphic-novel-mujib-hits-book-fair |title = Bangladesh’s first graphic novel ‘Mujib’ hits book fair |author = U N B |pub = Dhaka Tribune |date = |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://www.tbsnews.net/events/war-course-memorial-book-launched-451670 |title = War Course memorial book launched |author = TBS Report |pub = The Business Standard |date = 02 July, 2022 |archiveurl = }} == Sources == <!--Use at least two independent sources.--> *{{source |url = https://www.thedailystar.net/star-literature/news/bangabandhu-and-bangladeshs-landscapes-2990721 |title = Bangabandhu and Bangladesh’s Landscapes |author = Fakrul Alam |pub = The Daily Star |date = May 26, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://www.pressreleasepoint.com/new-series-book-worldwide-bangabandhu-article-sf-limited |title = A New Series Book: The worldwide Bangabandhu. article by S.F Limited |author = S.F Limited |pub = Press Release Point |date = May 26, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://www.issuewire.com/a-famous-series-book-written-by-md-rezowan-ahmed-1734736609072305 |title = A Famous Series Book written by Md. 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Rezowan Ahmed]] [[Category: Sheikh Mujibur Rahman]] [[Category:1920 births]] [[Category:1975 deaths]] [[Category: Prime Ministers of Bangladesh]] [[Category: Sheikh Mujibur Rahman family]] [[Category: Presidents of the Awami League]] [[Category: Presidents of Bangladesh]] [[Category:1975 murders in Bangladesh]] ixdxbj4v4rtto9k12ms149hb4uhz2gy 4684880 4684879 2022-07-25T01:38:23Z SVTCobra 9158 /* Related News */ unacceptable ... "related news" is reserved for previously published news on Wikinews only wikitext text/x-wiki {{date|July 25, 2022}} {{notnews}} A new book launched in eBook: '''The Worldwide Bangabandhu''' (''Story of an inspirational figure''). From online sellers and platforms, we heard that it’s a series book, about a political leader of {{w|Asia}}, {{w|Bangladesh}}. The author '''Md. Rezowan Ahmed''' wrote and published the first volume of it on ''April 8, 2022''. It was written as a small tribute to {{w|Mujib Year}} known as the 100th birth centenary of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur the father of the nation.[[File:Sheikh Mujibur Rahman in 1950.jpg|Sheikh_Mujibur_Rahman_in_1950 |thumb]] He is the single author of this series and also the publisher. He declared the series name of a few platforms “The Worldwide Bangabandhu Series”. From the Google references the book is written in the standard English language and available in eBook, ePUB, Kindle, Paperback, Hardcover, and many more formats. The international standard book number (ISBN) authority confirms that the book is enlisted on their database officially. The book is currently featured in Amazon Books, Google Book, Apple Book Store, Rakuten Kobo, Blurb, and other international online book platforms. {{w|Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman}} — architect of the country’s independence was assassinated along with most of his family members at the crack of dawn on 15 August 1975 by a cabal of army personnel under a deep-rooted conspiracy against the country and its independence. His two daughters {{w|Sheikh Hasina}}, now the prime minister, and {{w|Sheikh Rehana}} – luckily survived the massacre as they were abroad at that time. Moreover, the war course memorial book titled 'Murtir 61 Muktir 71' was unveiled on Saturday at the Liberation War Museum in the capital's Agargaon area. Major (Retd) Rafiqul Islam, Bir Uttam, MP launched the book virtually. A training session for 61 selected Bangladeshi youths already trained in some sectors and who were staying in India during the wartime of 1971, was organized to develop them into skilled army officers. Also in news, the Mujib graphic novel, depicting Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's life in ten installments, is Bangladesh's answer to the American DC comics and Japanese Manga. All 10 installments are available in the {{w|Ekushey Book Fair}} at the stall of the Center for Research and Information. The book has made a selling blast within a month. The platforms are saying it's going to be the book of the month in the series category. All the new readers are getting attracted to new books. The profit stats is growing higher day by day in this book. We contact the author and the publisher of this book, we are arranging an interview soon with the whole team of The Worldwide Bangabandhu. == Book Description == Sheikh Mujibur Rahman was a Bengali nationalist politician and the founding leader of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh. He headed the Awami League, served as the first President of Bangladesh, and later became Prime Minister. He is popularly referred to with the honorary titles of Bangabandhu and Father of Bengali Nation. His eldest daughter Sheikh Hasina Wajed is the present head of the Awami League and the current Prime Minister of Bangladesh. == Book Details == [[File:The Worldwide Bangabandhu Book.jpg|thumb|The Worldwide Bangabandhu (Story of an inspirational figure)]] * ASIN ‏: ‎ B09XSZQ751 * Publisher ‏: ‎ Independently published (April 9, 2022) * Language ‏: ‎ English * Paperback ‏: ‎ 31 pages * ISBN-13 ‏: ‎ 979-8449707512 * Item Weight ‏: ‎ 4.8 ounces * Dimensions ‏: ‎ 8.5 x 0.07 x 11 inches * Category: Nonfiction » History » Contemporary political * Category: Nonfiction » Education & Study Guides » History * Words: 3,180 * Box Set: Yes == Author Socials == [[File:Md. Rezowan Ahmed Formal.jpg|thumb|Md. Rezowan Ahmed's Formal Photo]] [https://g.co/kgs/9zLYBa Google Knowledge Panel] [https://www.linkedin.com/in/rezowanahmed/ Linkedin] [https://www.facebook.com/rezowanahmed.mra Facebook Page] [https://twitter.com/redmamba Twitter] [https://www.instagram.com/redmamba/ Instagram] == Sources == <!--Use at least two independent sources.--> *{{source |url = https://www.thedailystar.net/star-literature/news/bangabandhu-and-bangladeshs-landscapes-2990721 |title = Bangabandhu and Bangladesh’s Landscapes |author = Fakrul Alam |pub = The Daily Star |date = May 26, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://www.pressreleasepoint.com/new-series-book-worldwide-bangabandhu-article-sf-limited |title = A New Series Book: The worldwide Bangabandhu. article by S.F Limited |author = S.F Limited |pub = Press Release Point |date = May 26, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://www.issuewire.com/a-famous-series-book-written-by-md-rezowan-ahmed-1734736609072305 |title = A Famous Series Book written by Md. Rezowan Ahmed |author = The Worldwide |pub = IssueWire |date = June 7, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://archive.dhakatribune.com/bangladesh/dhaka/2020/02/24/130-new-books-on-bangabandhu-hit-book-fair |title = 130 new books on Bangabandhu hit book fair |author = Fahim Reza Shovon |pub = Dhaka Tribune |date = |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://menafn.com/1104280737/A-New-Series-Book-The-Worldwide-Bangabandhu |title = A New Series Book: The Worldwide Bangabandhu |author = S. F LTD. |pub = MENAFN |date = April 27, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://express-press-release.net/news/2022/06/05/1176572 |title = A New Series Book: The worldwide Bangabandhu written by Md. Rezowan Ahmed |author = EPR Network |pub = Express Press Release |date = June 5, 2022 |archiveurl = }} [[Category:Author]] [[Category:Books]] [[Category:Writter]] [[Category: Apple Books]] [[Category: Amazon Books]] [[Category: Google Books]] [[Category: Md. Rezowan Ahmed]] [[Category: Sheikh Mujibur Rahman]] [[Category:1920 births]] [[Category:1975 deaths]] [[Category: Prime Ministers of Bangladesh]] [[Category: Sheikh Mujibur Rahman family]] [[Category: Presidents of the Awami League]] [[Category: Presidents of Bangladesh]] [[Category:1975 murders in Bangladesh]] rjrtrocmqppuube58xsepkygm4t6n2t 4684881 4684880 2022-07-25T01:38:51Z SVTCobra 9158 removed [[Category:Writter]]; added [[Category:Writers]] using [[Help:Gadget-HotCat|HotCat]] wikitext text/x-wiki {{date|July 25, 2022}} {{notnews}} A new book launched in eBook: '''The Worldwide Bangabandhu''' (''Story of an inspirational figure''). From online sellers and platforms, we heard that it’s a series book, about a political leader of {{w|Asia}}, {{w|Bangladesh}}. The author '''Md. Rezowan Ahmed''' wrote and published the first volume of it on ''April 8, 2022''. It was written as a small tribute to {{w|Mujib Year}} known as the 100th birth centenary of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur the father of the nation.[[File:Sheikh Mujibur Rahman in 1950.jpg|Sheikh_Mujibur_Rahman_in_1950 |thumb]] He is the single author of this series and also the publisher. He declared the series name of a few platforms “The Worldwide Bangabandhu Series”. From the Google references the book is written in the standard English language and available in eBook, ePUB, Kindle, Paperback, Hardcover, and many more formats. The international standard book number (ISBN) authority confirms that the book is enlisted on their database officially. The book is currently featured in Amazon Books, Google Book, Apple Book Store, Rakuten Kobo, Blurb, and other international online book platforms. {{w|Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman}} — architect of the country’s independence was assassinated along with most of his family members at the crack of dawn on 15 August 1975 by a cabal of army personnel under a deep-rooted conspiracy against the country and its independence. His two daughters {{w|Sheikh Hasina}}, now the prime minister, and {{w|Sheikh Rehana}} – luckily survived the massacre as they were abroad at that time. Moreover, the war course memorial book titled 'Murtir 61 Muktir 71' was unveiled on Saturday at the Liberation War Museum in the capital's Agargaon area. Major (Retd) Rafiqul Islam, Bir Uttam, MP launched the book virtually. A training session for 61 selected Bangladeshi youths already trained in some sectors and who were staying in India during the wartime of 1971, was organized to develop them into skilled army officers. Also in news, the Mujib graphic novel, depicting Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's life in ten installments, is Bangladesh's answer to the American DC comics and Japanese Manga. All 10 installments are available in the {{w|Ekushey Book Fair}} at the stall of the Center for Research and Information. The book has made a selling blast within a month. The platforms are saying it's going to be the book of the month in the series category. All the new readers are getting attracted to new books. The profit stats is growing higher day by day in this book. We contact the author and the publisher of this book, we are arranging an interview soon with the whole team of The Worldwide Bangabandhu. == Book Description == Sheikh Mujibur Rahman was a Bengali nationalist politician and the founding leader of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh. He headed the Awami League, served as the first President of Bangladesh, and later became Prime Minister. He is popularly referred to with the honorary titles of Bangabandhu and Father of Bengali Nation. His eldest daughter Sheikh Hasina Wajed is the present head of the Awami League and the current Prime Minister of Bangladesh. == Book Details == [[File:The Worldwide Bangabandhu Book.jpg|thumb|The Worldwide Bangabandhu (Story of an inspirational figure)]] * ASIN ‏: ‎ B09XSZQ751 * Publisher ‏: ‎ Independently published (April 9, 2022) * Language ‏: ‎ English * Paperback ‏: ‎ 31 pages * ISBN-13 ‏: ‎ 979-8449707512 * Item Weight ‏: ‎ 4.8 ounces * Dimensions ‏: ‎ 8.5 x 0.07 x 11 inches * Category: Nonfiction » History » Contemporary political * Category: Nonfiction » Education & Study Guides » History * Words: 3,180 * Box Set: Yes == Author Socials == [[File:Md. Rezowan Ahmed Formal.jpg|thumb|Md. Rezowan Ahmed's Formal Photo]] [https://g.co/kgs/9zLYBa Google Knowledge Panel] [https://www.linkedin.com/in/rezowanahmed/ Linkedin] [https://www.facebook.com/rezowanahmed.mra Facebook Page] [https://twitter.com/redmamba Twitter] [https://www.instagram.com/redmamba/ Instagram] == Sources == <!--Use at least two independent sources.--> *{{source |url = https://www.thedailystar.net/star-literature/news/bangabandhu-and-bangladeshs-landscapes-2990721 |title = Bangabandhu and Bangladesh’s Landscapes |author = Fakrul Alam |pub = The Daily Star |date = May 26, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://www.pressreleasepoint.com/new-series-book-worldwide-bangabandhu-article-sf-limited |title = A New Series Book: The worldwide Bangabandhu. article by S.F Limited |author = S.F Limited |pub = Press Release Point |date = May 26, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://www.issuewire.com/a-famous-series-book-written-by-md-rezowan-ahmed-1734736609072305 |title = A Famous Series Book written by Md. Rezowan Ahmed |author = The Worldwide |pub = IssueWire |date = June 7, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://archive.dhakatribune.com/bangladesh/dhaka/2020/02/24/130-new-books-on-bangabandhu-hit-book-fair |title = 130 new books on Bangabandhu hit book fair |author = Fahim Reza Shovon |pub = Dhaka Tribune |date = |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://menafn.com/1104280737/A-New-Series-Book-The-Worldwide-Bangabandhu |title = A New Series Book: The Worldwide Bangabandhu |author = S. F LTD. |pub = MENAFN |date = April 27, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://express-press-release.net/news/2022/06/05/1176572 |title = A New Series Book: The worldwide Bangabandhu written by Md. Rezowan Ahmed |author = EPR Network |pub = Express Press Release |date = June 5, 2022 |archiveurl = }} [[Category:Author]] [[Category:Books]] [[Category:Writers]] [[Category: Apple Books]] [[Category: Amazon Books]] [[Category: Google Books]] [[Category: Md. Rezowan Ahmed]] [[Category: Sheikh Mujibur Rahman]] [[Category:1920 births]] [[Category:1975 deaths]] [[Category: Prime Ministers of Bangladesh]] [[Category: Sheikh Mujibur Rahman family]] [[Category: Presidents of the Awami League]] [[Category: Presidents of Bangladesh]] [[Category:1975 murders in Bangladesh]] 81kjuzwaaac5y82j57n4dwgjz8zp76d 4684882 4684881 2022-07-25T01:39:45Z SVTCobra 9158 /* Sources */ remove non-existing categories wikitext text/x-wiki {{date|July 25, 2022}} {{notnews}} A new book launched in eBook: '''The Worldwide Bangabandhu''' (''Story of an inspirational figure''). From online sellers and platforms, we heard that it’s a series book, about a political leader of {{w|Asia}}, {{w|Bangladesh}}. The author '''Md. Rezowan Ahmed''' wrote and published the first volume of it on ''April 8, 2022''. It was written as a small tribute to {{w|Mujib Year}} known as the 100th birth centenary of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur the father of the nation.[[File:Sheikh Mujibur Rahman in 1950.jpg|Sheikh_Mujibur_Rahman_in_1950 |thumb]] He is the single author of this series and also the publisher. He declared the series name of a few platforms “The Worldwide Bangabandhu Series”. From the Google references the book is written in the standard English language and available in eBook, ePUB, Kindle, Paperback, Hardcover, and many more formats. The international standard book number (ISBN) authority confirms that the book is enlisted on their database officially. The book is currently featured in Amazon Books, Google Book, Apple Book Store, Rakuten Kobo, Blurb, and other international online book platforms. {{w|Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman}} — architect of the country’s independence was assassinated along with most of his family members at the crack of dawn on 15 August 1975 by a cabal of army personnel under a deep-rooted conspiracy against the country and its independence. His two daughters {{w|Sheikh Hasina}}, now the prime minister, and {{w|Sheikh Rehana}} – luckily survived the massacre as they were abroad at that time. Moreover, the war course memorial book titled 'Murtir 61 Muktir 71' was unveiled on Saturday at the Liberation War Museum in the capital's Agargaon area. Major (Retd) Rafiqul Islam, Bir Uttam, MP launched the book virtually. A training session for 61 selected Bangladeshi youths already trained in some sectors and who were staying in India during the wartime of 1971, was organized to develop them into skilled army officers. Also in news, the Mujib graphic novel, depicting Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's life in ten installments, is Bangladesh's answer to the American DC comics and Japanese Manga. All 10 installments are available in the {{w|Ekushey Book Fair}} at the stall of the Center for Research and Information. The book has made a selling blast within a month. The platforms are saying it's going to be the book of the month in the series category. All the new readers are getting attracted to new books. The profit stats is growing higher day by day in this book. We contact the author and the publisher of this book, we are arranging an interview soon with the whole team of The Worldwide Bangabandhu. == Book Description == Sheikh Mujibur Rahman was a Bengali nationalist politician and the founding leader of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh. He headed the Awami League, served as the first President of Bangladesh, and later became Prime Minister. He is popularly referred to with the honorary titles of Bangabandhu and Father of Bengali Nation. His eldest daughter Sheikh Hasina Wajed is the present head of the Awami League and the current Prime Minister of Bangladesh. == Book Details == [[File:The Worldwide Bangabandhu Book.jpg|thumb|The Worldwide Bangabandhu (Story of an inspirational figure)]] * ASIN ‏: ‎ B09XSZQ751 * Publisher ‏: ‎ Independently published (April 9, 2022) * Language ‏: ‎ English * Paperback ‏: ‎ 31 pages * ISBN-13 ‏: ‎ 979-8449707512 * Item Weight ‏: ‎ 4.8 ounces * Dimensions ‏: ‎ 8.5 x 0.07 x 11 inches * Category: Nonfiction » History » Contemporary political * Category: Nonfiction » Education & Study Guides » History * Words: 3,180 * Box Set: Yes == Author Socials == [[File:Md. Rezowan Ahmed Formal.jpg|thumb|Md. Rezowan Ahmed's Formal Photo]] [https://g.co/kgs/9zLYBa Google Knowledge Panel] [https://www.linkedin.com/in/rezowanahmed/ Linkedin] [https://www.facebook.com/rezowanahmed.mra Facebook Page] [https://twitter.com/redmamba Twitter] [https://www.instagram.com/redmamba/ Instagram] == Sources == <!--Use at least two independent sources.--> *{{source |url = https://www.thedailystar.net/star-literature/news/bangabandhu-and-bangladeshs-landscapes-2990721 |title = Bangabandhu and Bangladesh’s Landscapes |author = Fakrul Alam |pub = The Daily Star |date = May 26, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://www.pressreleasepoint.com/new-series-book-worldwide-bangabandhu-article-sf-limited |title = A New Series Book: The worldwide Bangabandhu. article by S.F Limited |author = S.F Limited |pub = Press Release Point |date = May 26, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://www.issuewire.com/a-famous-series-book-written-by-md-rezowan-ahmed-1734736609072305 |title = A Famous Series Book written by Md. Rezowan Ahmed |author = The Worldwide |pub = IssueWire |date = June 7, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://archive.dhakatribune.com/bangladesh/dhaka/2020/02/24/130-new-books-on-bangabandhu-hit-book-fair |title = 130 new books on Bangabandhu hit book fair |author = Fahim Reza Shovon |pub = Dhaka Tribune |date = |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://menafn.com/1104280737/A-New-Series-Book-The-Worldwide-Bangabandhu |title = A New Series Book: The Worldwide Bangabandhu |author = S. F LTD. |pub = MENAFN |date = April 27, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://express-press-release.net/news/2022/06/05/1176572 |title = A New Series Book: The worldwide Bangabandhu written by Md. Rezowan Ahmed |author = EPR Network |pub = Express Press Release |date = June 5, 2022 |archiveurl = }} [[Category:Books]] [[Category:Writers]] 2dl22uq47be5ufjtgf85uicc38qxyn6 4684883 4684882 2022-07-25T01:42:38Z SVTCobra 9158 /* Author Socials */ Nope! We don't accept social links either wikitext text/x-wiki {{date|July 25, 2022}} {{notnews}} A new book launched in eBook: '''The Worldwide Bangabandhu''' (''Story of an inspirational figure''). From online sellers and platforms, we heard that it’s a series book, about a political leader of {{w|Asia}}, {{w|Bangladesh}}. The author '''Md. Rezowan Ahmed''' wrote and published the first volume of it on ''April 8, 2022''. It was written as a small tribute to {{w|Mujib Year}} known as the 100th birth centenary of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur the father of the nation.[[File:Sheikh Mujibur Rahman in 1950.jpg|Sheikh_Mujibur_Rahman_in_1950 |thumb]] He is the single author of this series and also the publisher. He declared the series name of a few platforms “The Worldwide Bangabandhu Series”. From the Google references the book is written in the standard English language and available in eBook, ePUB, Kindle, Paperback, Hardcover, and many more formats. The international standard book number (ISBN) authority confirms that the book is enlisted on their database officially. The book is currently featured in Amazon Books, Google Book, Apple Book Store, Rakuten Kobo, Blurb, and other international online book platforms. {{w|Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman}} — architect of the country’s independence was assassinated along with most of his family members at the crack of dawn on 15 August 1975 by a cabal of army personnel under a deep-rooted conspiracy against the country and its independence. His two daughters {{w|Sheikh Hasina}}, now the prime minister, and {{w|Sheikh Rehana}} – luckily survived the massacre as they were abroad at that time. Moreover, the war course memorial book titled 'Murtir 61 Muktir 71' was unveiled on Saturday at the Liberation War Museum in the capital's Agargaon area. Major (Retd) Rafiqul Islam, Bir Uttam, MP launched the book virtually. A training session for 61 selected Bangladeshi youths already trained in some sectors and who were staying in India during the wartime of 1971, was organized to develop them into skilled army officers. Also in news, the Mujib graphic novel, depicting Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's life in ten installments, is Bangladesh's answer to the American DC comics and Japanese Manga. All 10 installments are available in the {{w|Ekushey Book Fair}} at the stall of the Center for Research and Information. The book has made a selling blast within a month. The platforms are saying it's going to be the book of the month in the series category. All the new readers are getting attracted to new books. The profit stats is growing higher day by day in this book. We contact the author and the publisher of this book, we are arranging an interview soon with the whole team of The Worldwide Bangabandhu. == Book Description == Sheikh Mujibur Rahman was a Bengali nationalist politician and the founding leader of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh. He headed the Awami League, served as the first President of Bangladesh, and later became Prime Minister. He is popularly referred to with the honorary titles of Bangabandhu and Father of Bengali Nation. His eldest daughter Sheikh Hasina Wajed is the present head of the Awami League and the current Prime Minister of Bangladesh. == Book Details == [[File:The Worldwide Bangabandhu Book.jpg|thumb|The Worldwide Bangabandhu (Story of an inspirational figure)]] * ASIN ‏: ‎ B09XSZQ751 * Publisher ‏: ‎ Independently published (April 9, 2022) * Language ‏: ‎ English * Paperback ‏: ‎ 31 pages * ISBN-13 ‏: ‎ 979-8449707512 * Item Weight ‏: ‎ 4.8 ounces * Dimensions ‏: ‎ 8.5 x 0.07 x 11 inches * Category: Nonfiction » History » Contemporary political * Category: Nonfiction » Education & Study Guides » History * Words: 3,180 * Box Set: Yes == Sources == <!--Use at least two independent sources.--> *{{source |url = https://www.thedailystar.net/star-literature/news/bangabandhu-and-bangladeshs-landscapes-2990721 |title = Bangabandhu and Bangladesh’s Landscapes |author = Fakrul Alam |pub = The Daily Star |date = May 26, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://www.pressreleasepoint.com/new-series-book-worldwide-bangabandhu-article-sf-limited |title = A New Series Book: The worldwide Bangabandhu. article by S.F Limited |author = S.F Limited |pub = Press Release Point |date = May 26, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://www.issuewire.com/a-famous-series-book-written-by-md-rezowan-ahmed-1734736609072305 |title = A Famous Series Book written by Md. Rezowan Ahmed |author = The Worldwide |pub = IssueWire |date = June 7, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://archive.dhakatribune.com/bangladesh/dhaka/2020/02/24/130-new-books-on-bangabandhu-hit-book-fair |title = 130 new books on Bangabandhu hit book fair |author = Fahim Reza Shovon |pub = Dhaka Tribune |date = |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://menafn.com/1104280737/A-New-Series-Book-The-Worldwide-Bangabandhu |title = A New Series Book: The Worldwide Bangabandhu |author = S. F LTD. |pub = MENAFN |date = April 27, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://express-press-release.net/news/2022/06/05/1176572 |title = A New Series Book: The worldwide Bangabandhu written by Md. Rezowan Ahmed |author = EPR Network |pub = Express Press Release |date = June 5, 2022 |archiveurl = }} [[Category:Books]] [[Category:Writers]] fdp01sx058gsuvqutnqagemusuoomwr 4684901 4684883 2022-07-25T04:44:16Z SVTCobra 9158 /* Book Details */ Nope wikitext text/x-wiki {{date|July 25, 2022}} {{notnews}} A new book launched in eBook: '''The Worldwide Bangabandhu''' (''Story of an inspirational figure''). From online sellers and platforms, we heard that it’s a series book, about a political leader of {{w|Asia}}, {{w|Bangladesh}}. The author '''Md. Rezowan Ahmed''' wrote and published the first volume of it on ''April 8, 2022''. It was written as a small tribute to {{w|Mujib Year}} known as the 100th birth centenary of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur the father of the nation.[[File:Sheikh Mujibur Rahman in 1950.jpg|Sheikh_Mujibur_Rahman_in_1950 |thumb]] He is the single author of this series and also the publisher. He declared the series name of a few platforms “The Worldwide Bangabandhu Series”. From the Google references the book is written in the standard English language and available in eBook, ePUB, Kindle, Paperback, Hardcover, and many more formats. The international standard book number (ISBN) authority confirms that the book is enlisted on their database officially. The book is currently featured in Amazon Books, Google Book, Apple Book Store, Rakuten Kobo, Blurb, and other international online book platforms. {{w|Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman}} — architect of the country’s independence was assassinated along with most of his family members at the crack of dawn on 15 August 1975 by a cabal of army personnel under a deep-rooted conspiracy against the country and its independence. His two daughters {{w|Sheikh Hasina}}, now the prime minister, and {{w|Sheikh Rehana}} – luckily survived the massacre as they were abroad at that time. Moreover, the war course memorial book titled 'Murtir 61 Muktir 71' was unveiled on Saturday at the Liberation War Museum in the capital's Agargaon area. Major (Retd) Rafiqul Islam, Bir Uttam, MP launched the book virtually. A training session for 61 selected Bangladeshi youths already trained in some sectors and who were staying in India during the wartime of 1971, was organized to develop them into skilled army officers. Also in news, the Mujib graphic novel, depicting Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's life in ten installments, is Bangladesh's answer to the American DC comics and Japanese Manga. All 10 installments are available in the {{w|Ekushey Book Fair}} at the stall of the Center for Research and Information. The book has made a selling blast within a month. The platforms are saying it's going to be the book of the month in the series category. All the new readers are getting attracted to new books. The profit stats is growing higher day by day in this book. We contact the author and the publisher of this book, we are arranging an interview soon with the whole team of The Worldwide Bangabandhu. == Book Description == Sheikh Mujibur Rahman was a Bengali nationalist politician and the founding leader of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh. He headed the Awami League, served as the first President of Bangladesh, and later became Prime Minister. He is popularly referred to with the honorary titles of Bangabandhu and Father of Bengali Nation. His eldest daughter Sheikh Hasina Wajed is the present head of the Awami League and the current Prime Minister of Bangladesh. == Sources == <!--Use at least two independent sources.--> *{{source |url = https://www.thedailystar.net/star-literature/news/bangabandhu-and-bangladeshs-landscapes-2990721 |title = Bangabandhu and Bangladesh’s Landscapes |author = Fakrul Alam |pub = The Daily Star |date = May 26, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://www.pressreleasepoint.com/new-series-book-worldwide-bangabandhu-article-sf-limited |title = A New Series Book: The worldwide Bangabandhu. article by S.F Limited |author = S.F Limited |pub = Press Release Point |date = May 26, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://www.issuewire.com/a-famous-series-book-written-by-md-rezowan-ahmed-1734736609072305 |title = A Famous Series Book written by Md. Rezowan Ahmed |author = The Worldwide |pub = IssueWire |date = June 7, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://archive.dhakatribune.com/bangladesh/dhaka/2020/02/24/130-new-books-on-bangabandhu-hit-book-fair |title = 130 new books on Bangabandhu hit book fair |author = Fahim Reza Shovon |pub = Dhaka Tribune |date = |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://menafn.com/1104280737/A-New-Series-Book-The-Worldwide-Bangabandhu |title = A New Series Book: The Worldwide Bangabandhu |author = S. F LTD. |pub = MENAFN |date = April 27, 2022 |archiveurl = }} *{{source |url = https://express-press-release.net/news/2022/06/05/1176572 |title = A New Series Book: The worldwide Bangabandhu written by Md. Rezowan Ahmed |author = EPR Network |pub = Express Press Release |date = June 5, 2022 |archiveurl = }} [[Category:Books]] [[Category:Writers]] jzwcm1b817kg895tamzonf0n8njjkoh 3 2952306 4684874 2022-07-25T01:07:26Z Wikinews Welcome 183942 Welcoming the newest member of the Wikinews community. wikitext text/x-wiki {{Template:Welcome|realName=|name=Johnson524}} -- [[User:Wikinews Welcome|Wikinews Welcome]] ([[User talk:Wikinews Welcome|talk]]) 01:07, 25 July 2022 (UTC) a6aihue7x8qpr630ligtgbnm9fskbc1 1 2952307 4684878 2022-07-25T01:36:15Z SVTCobra 9158 /* Not news */ new section wikitext text/x-wiki == Not news == {{re|S.F Limited}} The announcement of a new book is generally not considered news on Wikinews. Furthermore, this not even current news as it occurred upwards of two months ago. Next, it is written in a very promotional style. The links to sites where to buy the book are absolutely unacceptable. I probably should delete this as spam immediately, but it was rather well put together, unlike most of the spam we receive. Therefore, I am entertaining this for a moment to see what you have to say. You obviously have skills at wiki-editing. [[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 01:36, 25 July 2022 (UTC) 8pp793zvol4ztp7qqih4zz4ocw4vbl4 4684885 4684878 2022-07-25T01:53:44Z SVTCobra 9158 /* Not news */ Reply wikitext text/x-wiki == Not news == {{re|S.F Limited}} The announcement of a new book is generally not considered news on Wikinews. Furthermore, this not even current news as it occurred upwards of two months ago. Next, it is written in a very promotional style. The links to sites where to buy the book are absolutely unacceptable. I probably should delete this as spam immediately, but it was rather well put together, unlike most of the spam we receive. Therefore, I am entertaining this for a moment to see what you have to say. You obviously have skills at wiki-editing. [[User:SVTCobra|'''SVT''']][[User Talk:SVTCobra|''Cobra'']] 01:36, 25 July 2022 (UTC) :In addition to the promotional nature of this article, you also seem to have a problematic user name. S.F. Limited seems to be a publishing house which violates [[WN:ROLE]]. 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