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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'
Sarah Everard
personReview into force's culture and standards launched following kidnap, rape and murder of Sarah Everard by a serving Met officer, Wayne Couzens. Report says widespread bullying, discrimination, institutional homophobia, misogyny and racism was found.
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.
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.
Mark Rowley
personBaroness Louise Casey spent a year examining the Yard's culture and practices. She said there was a 'rot' at its heart that allowed racism to go unchallenged. Findings were branded "heartbreaking" by Met Commissioner Mark Rowley.
Boris Johnson
personCross-party privileges committee due to interrogate Johnson for up to four hours. A guilty verdict could lead to his suspension from the House of Commons. Johnson was forced to resign in July after a slew of scandals.
UBS
organizationUBS was bailed out during the financial crisis but has since paid off a central bank loan. Deal includes $108 billion in liquidity assistance to UBS and credit Suisse. Deal follows the collapse of two large U.S. banks last week.
Vladimir Putin
personChinese leader Xi Jinping arrived in Moscow on Monday for two days of talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Visit offers an important political boost to Putin just days after the International Criminal Court issued an arrest warrant for the Russian leader. Visit sends a powerful message to Western leaders allied with Ukraine that their efforts to isolate Moscow have fallen short.
Antonio Conte
personTottenham drew 3-3 with Southampton in their Premier League clash. Antonio Conte went on a 10-minute rant in the press room after the game. Ryan Mason is expected to be placed in charge of the team for the remainder of the season.
Adam Thielen
personAdam Thielen announced on social media he was signing with the Carolina Panthers. The Panthers confirmed the news shortly after, having agreed to terms Sunday evening. Thielen was released earlier this month after a decade of service in Minnesota.
Aleksandar Mitrovic
personFulham lost 3-1 to Manchester United in the FA Cup quarter-final. Marco Silva, Willian and Aleksandar Mitrovic all received their marching orders. The Cottagers had a 1-0 lead at Old Trafford with less than 20 minutes to play.
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.
Alvin Bragg
personHouse Speaker Kevin McCarthy blasted Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg on Sunday. Bragg announced a list of crimes he would not prosecute, including downgrading felonies and dismissing or pleading down serious cases. The charge of falsifying business records in the first degree is a low-level felony carrying up to four years in prison. Trump said on Saturday he expects to be arrested on Tuesday.
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.
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.
Michigan State
organizationNo. 7 seed Michigan State beats second-seeded Marquette 69-60. Tyson Walker scored 23 points and A.J. Hoggard had 13. Nikola Jokic had 22 points, 17 rebounds and 10 assists.
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.
Donald Trump
personFormer New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie predicted Trump won't be able to overcome the bad optics of being arrested. Trump announced Saturday that he expected to be arrested on charges of falsifying business records. The move comes as the former president's legal problems intensify on multiple fronts.
Rupert Murdoch
personThe media mogul proposed to the former police chaplain with an Asscher-cut diamond solitaire on St. Patrick's Day.