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{{*mp|May 16}} In [[cricket]], [[England cricket team|England]] '''[[2010 ICC World Twenty20#Final|defeat]]''' [[Australia national cricket team|Australia]] in the [[ICC World Twenty20]], winning their first ever [[International Cricket Council|ICC]] trophy. |
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{{*mp|May 16}} In [[Formula One]], [[Mark Webber]] '''[[2010 Monaco Grand Prix|wins]]''' the [[Monaco Grand Prix]] in a [[Red Bull Racing|Red Bull]] car. |
{{*mp|May 16}} In [[Formula One]], [[Mark Webber]] '''[[2010 Monaco Grand Prix|wins]]''' the [[Monaco Grand Prix]] in a [[Red Bull Racing|Red Bull]] car. |
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{{*mp|May 15}} At least 33 people are killed and 230 others injured as [[Thailand|Thai]] government forces '''[[2010_Thai_political_protests#14_May-present_crisis|clash]]''' with [[National United Front of Democracy Against Dictatorship|red shirt]] protesters. |
{{*mp|May 15}} At least 33 people are killed and 230 others injured as [[Thailand|Thai]] government forces '''[[2010_Thai_political_protests#14_May-present_crisis|clash]]''' with [[National United Front of Democracy Against Dictatorship|red shirt]] protesters. |
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Revision as of 23:34, 16 May 2010
- In cricket, England defeat Australia in the ICC World Twenty20, winning their first ever ICC trophy.
- In Formula One, Mark Webber wins the Monaco Grand Prix in a Red Bull car.
- At least 33 people are killed and 230 others injured as Thai government forces clash with red shirt protesters.
- Space Shuttle Atlantis (pictured) launches on its final scheduled mission, delivering the Rassvet module to the International Space Station.
- In association football, Atlético Madrid defeat Fulham F.C. to become the first winners of the UEFA Europa League.
- Afriqiyah Airways Flight 771 crashes near Tripoli, Libya, killing all but one person on board.
- After a general election, David Cameron of the Conservative Party becomes Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, heading a coalition government with Nick Clegg of the Liberal Democrats as Deputy Prime Minister.
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