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Ruth Perry
personMother-of-two Ruth Perry, 53, took her life in January. Teachers' unions have called for inspections to be halted. But Department for Education says they are "hugely important" Headteachers plan to wear black armbands during Ofsted inspections.
Terry Sanderson
personTerry Sanderson, 76, a retired optometrist, claims that it was Paltrow who slammed into him in a ‘full body hit’ as she skied the slopes of Park City, Utah. He says the movie star and Goop CEO crashed into him with such force that he was left with ‘permanent traumatic brain injury, four broken ribs, pain, suffering, loss of enjoyment of life, emotional distress and disfigurement’ The actress denied that she caused the crash or injured Sanderson.
Janet Yellen
personUS Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen expressed confidence in the nation’s banks. Yellen said she is prepared to take additional action to safeguard smaller financial institutions.
The Metropolitan Police
organizationReview finds Met to be 'institutionally' racist, misogynist and homophobic. Victims were made to feel like an 'inconvenience' and 'gaslighted' Met's record around rape is so poor the crime is effectively 'legal'
Irvo Otieno
personIrvo Otieno, 28, died after being smothered by at least seven people, including the defendant, on top of him. Ten people have been charged with second-degree murder. It unfolded on March 6 inside Virginia’s Central State Hospital.
Amanda Bynes
personAmanda Bynes has been put on psychiatric hold, a source close to the situation says. The news comes almost one year after a judge terminated Bynes' conservatorship.
Crystal Palace
organizationRoy Hodgson has been reappointed as Crystal Palace boss until 2021. The 75-year-old looks set to replace Patrick Vieira at Selhurst Park. Hodgson managed Watford from January to May 2022, leaving after they were relegated to the Championship.
Jorge Sampaoli
personSevilla have lost four of their last seven league matches. Argentine coach left Sevilla to join Argentina's national team in 2016. Sevilla in 14th place in Spanish league, two points from the relegation zone.
Antonio Conte
personTottenham Hotspur players believe Antonio Conte has managed his last game for the club. Conte's rant that followed the draw away to Southampton last weekend soured relations with some of the squad. Spurs had tried to hire Conte over the summer but opted for Nuno. First-team coach Ryan Mason is likely to take charge until the end of the season.
Kylian Mbappe
personKylian Mbappe named France captain by Didier Deschamps. Paris Saint-Germain star takes over from retired Hugo Lloris and Raphael Varane. Critics have questioned whether 24-year-old is deserving of armband. But France team-mate Ibrahima Konate calls those critics 'crazy'
Abby Grossberg
personFormer Fox News producer Abby Grossberg has filed a discrimination suit against the network. She alleges that a 'poisonous and entrenched patriarchy' at the network allows abuse of female staff. Fox says it will "vigorously defend" Grossberg against her claims. Fox, meanwhile, filed a complaint in the Supreme Court of New York seeking to block Grossberg's claims.
Gwyneth Paltrow
personOscar-winning actress allegedly ploughed into retired optometrist Terry Sanderson. Ms Paltrow, 50, was said to have been looking up the mountain at her two children. She knocked 69-year-old to the ground with such force he broke four ribs and his brain struck the inside of his skull.
Louise Casey
personMet Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley says he accepts the diagnosis of the damning Casey report, but will not use the term "institutional" Report laid bare a culture of "overt" racism within the force. Senior armed officers have competitions to see if they can make female colleagues cry.
Didier Deschamps
personKylian Mbappe named as France's new captain by Didier Deschamps. World Cup top scorer succeeds goalkeeper Hugo Lloris. Antoine Griezmann will be vice-captain for Les Bleus.
UBS
organizationUBS shares plunged by almost nine percent as markets opened Monday. Shares of Credit Suisse opened almost 64 percent lower, well below the UBS takeover price. S&P Global Ratings revised its outlook on UBS to negative on Monday.
Flagstar Bank
organizationNew York Community Bank has agreed to buy a significant chunk of the failed Signature Bank in a $2.7 billion deal. The company also bought $38.4 billion worth of loans and other assets previously held by Signature. Not included in the transaction is about $60 billion in other assets.
Xi Jinping
personXi will present China as a global peacemaker intent on brokering an end to the Ukraine war. Trade between China and Russia last year exceeded $190 billion, up 116 percent from a decade ago. Putin called Xi his "good old friend" and said Russia had high hopes for his visit.
Fulham
organizationFulham lost 3-1 to Manchester United in the FA Cup quarter-final. Cottagers had a 1-0 lead with less than 20 minutes to play. A stonewall penalty against Willian resulted in three red cards. Marco Silva, Aleksandar Mitrovic and the club as a whole have been charged.
Chris Kavanagh
personFA say standard three-game punishment for shoving ref Chris Kavanagh is 'clearly insufficient' Fulham manager Marco Silva also charged after three red cards in 40 seconds at Old Trafford. Ref Support UK CEO Martin Cassidy warns that a referee will be murdered if the FA do not take strong actions.
UBS Group AG
organizationUBS Group AG is emerging as a rare winner in Credit Suisse Group AG’s crisis. After a weekend of frantic talks to forge a solution before markets opened in Asia, the firm agreed to buy its smaller rival for about $3.3 billion.