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The Scottish Greens
organizationSNP leader Humza Yousaf ends powersharing deal with Scottish Greens. SNP will now operate as a minority administration at Holyrood. Greens are currently their junior partners in the Scottish Government.
SNP
organizationSNP will now rule as a minority administration at Holyrood. SNP currently has 63 MSPs - two short of a majority. Scottish Greens will vote against the First Minister.
Humza Yousaf
personHumza Yousaf terminated 2021 power-sharing deal between SNP and Greens. Tory leader Douglas Ross branded him a 'failed First Minister' and 'unfit for office' Scottish Greens will vote against the First Minister in a vote of no confidence.
Harvey Weinstein
personThe disgraced movie mogul, 72, saw his 2020 rape and sexual assault conviction quashed on Thursday. The New York Court of Appeals ruled that he did not receive a fair trial. Manhattan district attorney's office signalled its intention to retry Weinstein.
Liverpool
organizationEverton beat Liverpool 2-0 in the Merseyside derby at Goodison Park. Jarrad Branthwaite and Dominic Calvert-Lewin scored for the Toffees. Jurgen Klopp will step down as Liverpool boss at the end of the season.
The U.S. Senate
organizationThe U.S. Senate voted 79-18 to approve a $95 billion foreign aid package for Ukraine and Israel. The bill would ban TikTok in the United States if its owner, the Chinese tech firm ByteDance, fails to divest the popular short video app.
Arne Slot
personJurgen Klopp is set to leave Liverpool at the end of the current season. The Reds are in talks with Feyenoord over appointing Arne Slot. Xabi Alonso and Ruben Amorim are also in the running to replace Klopp.
TikTok
organizationPresident Joe Biden signed into law a bill that could potentially lead to TikTok being banned in the country. The legislation gives TikTok's parent company nine months to sell or be banned. TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew said the social media company would put up a legal fight in court against the law.
Joe Biden
personPresident Joe Biden picked up the endorsement of North America’s Building Trades Unions. Biden said unions would help him make Trump a ‘loser again’ Biden pardons 11 people and shortens the sentences of 5 others.
ByteDance
organizationCongress passed a bill that will force TikTok's owner to sell its US assets or face removal from mobile-app stores. Parent company ByteDance has between 9 months and a year to sell or spin off the app. TikTok has vowed to "move to the courts," where it plans to challenge the law.
Timur Ivanov
personTimur Ivanov, 48, oversaw construction and procurement for the armed forces. He is suspected of taking a bribe worth at least 1 million roubles ($10,730, €10,025)
Tesla
organizationCEO Elon Musk announced that the company aims to start production of affordable electric vehicle models by early 2025. The news cheered up investors who were bracing for the worst after a tumultuous week at Tesla.
David Pecker
personTeens use day off from school to attend Trump trial. Ex-colleague says its 'perverse' that David Pecker could be deemed credible. 'No way' Alvin Bragg would have brought Trump hush money case unless 'facts were strong'
Apple
organizationApple’s iOS 7.0.1 is the latest version of the popular operating system. It is available on the iPhone, iPad, iPad Air, iPad mini, iPad Pro and iPad mini Plus. Apple may partner with Google or OpenAI to improve AI quality.
Stuart Attwell
personNottingham Forest lost 2-0 to Everton at Goodison Park on Sunday. Nuno Espirito Santo's side had three penalty appeals turned down by VAR Stuart Attwell. Forest responded by claiming Attwell was biased because he's "a Luton fan" Referee consultant Mark Clattenburg has now backed Forest's claims.
Rishi Sunak
personPrime Minister Rishi Sunak says he has confidence in Sir Mark Rowley 'on the basis that he works to rebuild the confidence and trust' of British Jews and wider public. Sir Mark is under huge pressure and has already faced calls to resign.
Columbia University
organizationBusiness professor Shai Davidai says his Columbia card has been "deactivated" Rabbi Elie Buechler of the Columbia/Barnard Hillel issued the grim warning to students. The NYPD has offered to provide walking escorts to Jewish students during Passover.
Huw Edwards
personThe 62-year-old was the BBC's highest-paid newsreader with a pay bracket of £435,000-£439,999. He was accused of paying a young person for sexually explicit images. BBC said Edwards had resigned following medical advice from his doctors.
Nottingham Forest
organizationNottingham Forest lost 2-0 to Everton at Goodison Park on Sunday. Championship side were denied three penalty shouts by referee Anthony Taylor and VAR. Nuno Espirito Santo, Neco Williams and Mark Clattenburg all criticised the refereeing. Premier League have launched an investigation into Forest's statements.
Narendra Modi
personIndian Prime Minister Narendra Modi under fire for invoking anti-Muslim tropes in a speech on Sunday. Modi said that if the main opposition party is voted into power at the end of the weeks' long election, they would unfairly distribute wealth.