Ten articles and three pictures were promoted to featured status last week.

Cambridge got a lot of attention this week: Eight article, six lists, and two topics were promoted to featured status last week.

Bottoms, asses, and the fairies that love them: Eight articles, fifteen pictures, and two topics were promoted to featured status on the English Wikipedia last week.

Five articles, seven lists, forty-three pictures, and two portals were promoted to "featured" status on the English Wikipedia in the last two weeks.

Thirteen articles, three lists, and twenty-five images were promoted to "featured" status on the English Wikipedia from 19 January to 1 February.

Seven articles, three lists, and eight pictures were promoted to 'featured' status on the English Wikipedia this week.

Three articles, one list, and eight pictures were promoted to "featured" status on the English Wikipedia last week.

Seventeen articles, four lists, and twenty-eight pictures were promoted to "featured" status in the last two weeks.

Four articles, five lists, and thirty-four pictures were promoted to 'featured status' this week, including an image of a small fraction of the 18,000 taxis that serve Hong Kong.

Six articles and two pictures were promoted to "featured" status on the English Wikipedia last week.

Fourteen featured articles were promoted this week, including Dodo, along with six featured lists and five featured pictures.

The world's largest photo competition, Wiki Loves Monuments, is entering its final two weeks. The month-long event, of Dutch origin, is being held globally for the first time after the success of its European-level predecessor last year. During September 2011 more than 5000 volunteers from 18 countries took part and uploaded 168,208 free images. This year, volunteers and chapters from 35 countries around the world have organised the event. The best photographs will be determined by juries at the national and finally the global level.

Eight featured articles, six featured lists, ten featured pictures, and one featured topic were promoted this week.

Last year's Wiki Loves Monuments event resulted in the submission of an extraordinary 168,208 images from 18 countries, the world's largest photographic competition. The 2012 event — just opened and running for the full month of September — has required input from chapters and volunteers in 35 countries.