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This page in a nutshell: The recurring events listed on this page are considered suitable for inclusion on the Main Page in the In the news section every time they occur. Other recurring events may also be included if they satisfy the usual ITN criteria.
This guideline is a supplement to the criteria for the In the news (ITN) section of the Main Page. It standardizes which recurring events are included in ITN.
Scheduled sporting events and other recurring items are different from other ITN candidates, because editors can foresee them and prepare for their potential inclusion. ITN editors have therefore produced this list of pre-approved events, which has been developed through discussion and consensus. The list assists editors in ensuring reasonably balanced coverage (for example of different sports) over time. It also avoids the need to debate an event's importance every time it occurs, providing consistency between years.
Items listed on this page are considered to have already satisfied the "importance" criterion for inclusion on ITN, every time they occur. This does not guarantee the item will be posted. The relevant article still needs to be appropriately updated, be of sufficient quality, and be nominated on the candidates page (ITN/C) before being posted. As with all ITN nominations, the posting (or not) of a recurring item can be weighed against whether it best serves the encyclopedia.
Any changes to this list, such as adding or removing an item, should be discussed at WT:ITN to gain consensus first. Items that are not on this list can still be nominated at ITN/C and discussed individually, where they will be assessed against the usual ITN criteria.
Unless otherwise noted, the target article is normally the winner of the award.
Expected stories per year: 6 (over a period of 6 successive weekdays)
Expected stories per year: 1 (not including Nobel Peace Prize, listed above)
Expected stories per year: 1-3
Expected stories per year: 1
Expected stories per year: 1
Expected stories per year: 6
Expected stories per year: 3 in even years, 4 in odd years (not including Nobel Prize in Literature, listed above)
Expected stories per year: 2
Expected stories per year: 1
Expected stories per year: 2
Expected stories per year: <1[note 4]
- Changes, reelections or reappointments in the holder of the office which administer the executive of their respective state/government, in those countries which qualify under the criteria above, as listed at List of current heads of state and government except when that change was already posted as part of a general election.[15][16]
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- In Switzerland, elections of new members to the Federal Council, but not normally general elections of the Federal Council or elections to the Presidency, which are generally pro forma.[17]
For each of these events, the ITN blurb should link to the specific article for that year's meeting.
Economic and political summits[edit]
Summits are posted upon conclusion[18]
Expected stories per year: 2
Expected stories per year: 0 or 1 eclipses;[note 8] meteors and comets are impossible to predict, but historically 0–2 per decade
- A country conducting its first successful indigenous orbital launch
- The launch of space stations or installation of new major components thereof
- Arrival of spacecraft (to lunar orbit and beyond) at their destinations[20]
Entries which refer to events where men's and women's events are concurrent (unless otherwise specified) are generally posted as a combined blurb, as long as both articles are of a sufficient quality. In terms of timing, events are generally posted as soon as a winner is determined. Generally, the specific event article for that year/time period is the target article in the blurb (for example, 2016 Tour de France rather than the broader Tour de France); winning individuals or teams may be targets but their articles must meet the same ITN quality requirements as the event.
- The Olympics, as the world's leading multi-day multi-sport event, is accepted as an appropriate "ongoing" entry.[21]
- The Commonwealth Games was posted as an "ongoing" entry in 2014.[22]
- The FIFA World Cup is accepted as an appropriate "ongoing" entry.[23]
- Nominations for various multi-day single sport events for the "ongoing" section of ITN have failed, with a handful of exceptions.[24]
- The exceptions to this have been the Women's Football World Cup in 2015,[25] 2019[26] and 2023,[27] and the Cricket World Cup in 2019.[28]
Expected stories per year: 0.5 (one every odd year)
Expected stories per year: 2.25 (two yearly, plus one every four years)
Expected stories per year: 3.25
Expected stories per year: 2 in even years, 0 in odd
Expected stories per year: 1–3
Expected stories per year: 1
Expected stories per year: 2
Expected stories per year: 1
Expected stories per year: 1
- International
- World Cups:
- Confederation championships:
- Club
- Continental club championships:
- Domestic leagues:
Expected stories per year: about 6, except for the year after the Olympics with 4
Expected stories per year: 1
Expected stories per year: 1
Expected stories per year: 1
Expected stories per year: 4.5 (4 majors + 0.5 Ryder)
Expected stories per year: 0.5 (one every odd year)
Expected stories per year: 4
Expected stories per year: 1
Selected World Marathon Majors:
Expected stories per year: 3
- Endurance racing:
- Motorcycle racing:
- Moto GP championship (Riders champion)
- Rallying:
- Single seater racing:
- Stock car racing:
Expected stories per year: 6
Expected stories per year: 0.25 (one every four years)
Expected stories per year: 2.25
Expected stories per year: 3.25 (three yearly, plus one every four years)
Expected stories per year: 1
Expected stories per year: ~0.3 (from 2000–21 there were six promotions, see dates on list of yokozuna)
The Grand Slams:[1]
Expected stories per year: 4
Expected stories per year: 2 in odd years, 0 in even
Expected stories per year: ~0.3 (every 3 or 4 years – most recent was 2024, next is 2027)
Multi-sport events[edit]
- Announcements of the host city for the summer and winter Olympic Games.[60]
- Opening and closing ceremonies of the:[1]
- Opening of the:
Expected stories per year: 2.25 (3 in Summer Olympic years, 4 in Winter Olympic years, 1 in odd-numbered years)
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o "Low controversy ITN/R items". WT:ITNR. 27 May 2013.
- ^ 2009, 2011 and 2012 ITN/C discussion
- ^ 2010, 2011 and 2012 Abel Prize ITN/C discussion
- ^ "ITNR proposal for Turing Award". Retrieved 5 April 2016.
- ^ ITN/C discussion
- ^ a b Filmfare and Hugo Awards discussion
- ^ "No consensus to remove Filmfare Awards". WP:ITN/R. 26 March 2014.
- ^ "Consensus to add Dadasaheb Phalke Award". WP:ITN/R. 29 May 2014.
- ^ "Recurring items". Retrieved 1 February 2016.
- ^ "No consensus to remove Emmys from ITN/R". WT:ITN/R. 26 March 2014.
- ^ "Consensus is that this belongs on ITN/R". WT:ITN/R. 2 October 2017.
- ^ "Discussion to retain Laurence Olivier Awards at ITNR". Retrieved 28 December 2015.
- ^ "ITNR vote for UN Secretary-General". Wikipedia. Retrieved 12 December 2016.
- ^ "Proposed removal: The results of general elections in all states on the List of sovereign states". 30 March 2017. Retrieved 30 March 2017.
- ^ "Wikipedia talk:In the news".
- ^ "July 2024 discussion".
- ^ December 2022 discussion
- ^ "Wikipedia talk:In the news/Recurring items".
- ^ a b March 2011 discussion
- ^ "Replacement of "Space Exploration" criteria". 10 October 2011.
- ^ Before there was an "ongoing" section, the Olympics was posted as a "sticky" item at the bottom of the ITN box: see Wikipedia:Main_Page_history/2012 July 28, for example. For the 2016 Olympics, see see the ITNC discussion and the result at Wikipedia:Main Page history/2016 August 6 – a blurb for the opening ceremony and an "ongoing" entry to Chronological summary of the 2016 Summer Olympics.
- ^ Commonwealth Games 2014 "ongoing" discussion.
- ^ Add ITN/R: FIFA World Cup (ongoing).
- ^ See the following nominations (all unsuccessful): French Open 2015, Tour de France 2015, Rugby World Cup 2015, World Chess Championship 2016, Euro 2016 (football), Tour de France 2017, Cricket World Cup 2023.
- ^ discussion
- ^ discussion
- ^ discussion
- ^ discussion
- ^ "Inclusion proposal: World Aquatics Championships and IAAF World Championships in Athletics". WT:ITNR. 8 September 2013.
- ^ First posted in 2009 after consensus was reached.
- ^ Wikipedia talk:In the news/Recurring items/Archive 1#Baseball
- ^ "Wikipedia talk:In the news/Recurring items".
- ^ a b "Consensus for basketball items at ITN/R". 11 June 2013. Retrieved 11 June 2013.
- ^ "NCAA basketball championship ITNR discussion 2016". 20 April 2016. Retrieved 20 April 2016.
- ^ "NCAA women's basketball championship ITNR discussion 2022". 13 April 2022. Retrieved 13 April 2022.
- ^ Wikipedia talk:In the_news/Recurring items/Archive 1#Added Chess and ...
- ^ Wikipedia talk:In the news/Recurring items/Archive 2#Chess Olympiad
- ^ Wikipedia talk:In the news/Recurring items/Archive 21#Women's Cricket World Cup
- ^ March 2011 IPL discussion
- ^ "August 2024 discussion".
- ^ "Wikipedia talk:In the news".
- ^ "[Closed] Remove: Super Bowl". WT:ITNR. Retrieved 6 February 2017.
- ^ a b c "More "low controversy" sports items". WT:ITNR. 8 June 2013.
- ^ Discussion at WT:ITNR
- ^ "Consensus to keep AFL Grand Final at ITNR". Retrieved 28 December 2015.
- ^ "Wikipedia talk:In the news/Recurring items/Archive 2".
- ^ "Wikipedia talk:In the news/Recurring items/Archive 4".
- ^ March 2011 handball discussion
- ^ a b c 2010 ITNC discussion, added to ITNR
- ^ "Triple Crown discussion in 2020".
- ^ Wikipedia talk:In the news/Recurring items/Archive 13 § Remove New York City .26 Chicago Marathons
- ^ Wikipedia talk:In the news/Archive 101 § (Closed) World Rally Championship - ITNR remove/recertify
- ^ "ITNR discussion: Removal proposal for NASCAR Sprint Cup Series". Retrieved 3 December 2015.
- ^ "Wikipedia talk:In the news/Recurring items/Archive 4".
- ^ a b Wikipedia talk:In the news/Recurring items/Archive 11 § Removal proposal: National Rugby League, Superleague, and Super Rugby
- ^ Alpine_skiing_world_cup
- ^ February 2013 discussion
- ^ March 2011 discussion
- ^ "Wikipedia talk:In the news/Recurring items/Archive 1".
- ^ Olympic host city announcements
- ^ "Wikipedia talk:In the news/Recurring items".
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