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Novak Djokovic
personNovak Djokovic was clearly annoyed by the way fans cheered his opponent. The 24-time Grand Slam champion thought it was a thinly veiled effort to boo him. BBC broadcaster Sara Thornton claimed 'absolute jerks' used chants for Holger Rune as a 'disguise' to target the Serb. World No 2 will face Alex de Minaur in the quarter-finals.
Narendra Modi
personIndia and Russia inked nine MoUs and agreements on several areas. The Ukraine conflict also came up during Modi's talks with Putin. Modi told Putin a solution to the Ukraine conflict is not possible on the battlefield.
Gabriel Attal
personLeft-wing bloc comes first but no majority in parliament. PM Attal says he will resign but could stay as caretaker. Unions call for strike at Paris airports to demand Olympics bonuses.
Boeing
organizationBoeing agrees to plead guilty to criminal conspiracy to defraud the US. Company will install a corporate monitor and be required to spend at least $US455 million to bolster its compliance and safety programs. Plea marks a low point in the company's century-long history. The charge relates to two 737 MAX crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia over a five-month period in 2018 and 2019 that killed 346 people.
Lewis Hamilton
personLewis Hamilton held off a late charge from Max Verstappen to win at Silverstone. The Briton ended a 945-day winless streak in front of his home crowd. Hamilton becomes the first driver with nine wins at a single circuit.
Trent Alexander-Arnold
personEngland beat Switzerland 5-3 on penalties after a 1-1 draw in Dusseldorf. Cole Palmer, Jude Bellingham, Bukayo Saka, Ivan Toney and Trent Alexander-Arnold all scored for England. Jordan Pickford saved the only spot kick of the shootout. England will now face either Turkey or the Netherlands in the next round.
Bukayo Saka
personEngland beat Switzerland 5-3 on penalties after 1-1 draw in Dusseldorf. Three Lions will play either Netherlands or Turkey in the last four. Bukayo Saka scored from the spot after missing in the Euro 2020 final.
Emma Raducanu
personEmma Raducanu pulls out of Wimbledon due to wrist soreness. The 21-year-old was due to play in the mixed doubles with Andy Murray. Rajeev Ram and Katie Volynets replaced the Scot and Romanian in the draw.
Anant Ambani
personAnant Ambani and Radhika Merchant's sangeet ceremony turned out to be a star-studded affair. Justin Bieber who is known for chartbusters such as "Baby", "Sorry", "Love Yourself", and "Boyfriend", flew in from Los Angeles to perform.
Saeed Jalili
personMasoud Pezeshkian secured 53.7 percent of the votes, or 16.3m, according to the official count. Saeed Jalili received 44.3 percent, or 13.5m, the Interior Ministry said. The first round of voting June 28 saw the lowest turnout in the history of the Islamic Republic since 1979.
Masoud Pezeshkian
personReformist Masoud Pezeshkian, 69, won around 53.6 percent of the vote in runoff elections. He will replace late ultraconservative president Ebrahim Raisi who died in a May helicopter crash. Turnout was 49.8%, up from 40% in the initial election and at the high end of speculation.
The House of Commons
organizationSNP has lost 38 of 47 seats in the House of Commons, mostly to Labour. It's their lowest number of seats at Westminster since 2010. Sinn Fein became Northern Ireland's largest party at Westminster level. 12 senior Conservatives ministers lost their seats at the election.
Keir Starmer
personLabour won 12,877,918 votes, but only 262 seats, losing to the Conservatives. Every seat in Glasgow and North and South Lanarkshire was won back from the SNP. Only the Lib Dems prevented a Labour clean sweep by holding Edinburgh West.
The House of Commons
organizationLabour will have 412 MPs in House of Commons after landslide victory. Tories will have just 121 MPs after their worst ever election defeat. Lib Dems have won more seats than at any election since 1988. SNP will return just nine MPs after losing dozens of seats.
Tories
organizationTories wiped out in Greater Manchester after losing Altrincham and Sale West for the first time in nearly 100 years. Reform UK came second, pushing the Conservatives into third in huge swathes of the country. Tories expected to return just 131 MPs - a fraction of their 365 in 2019.
Reform UK
organizationReform UK won four parliamentary seats in Thursday's general election. Leader Nigel Farage was elected on his eighth attempt by standing in Clacton-on-Sea. Lee Anderson became the party's first MP of the night with victory in Ashfield.
The Conservative Party
organizationOutgoing Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has conceded the election. Labour has won 65 percent of the vote, but only 34 percent of seats in the House of Commons. Conservative Party has won 24 percent of votes, but 121 seats, a huge difference. Turnout was 43.17%.
The Labour Party
organizationLabour saw its vote decline by an average of 11 per cent in constituencies with at least a ten per cent Muslim population. Voter turnout for the 2024 General Election could be the lowest since 1945.
Cabinet
organizationTories set to fall well below their previous low of 156 MPs set in 1906. Reform received more than four million votes, around 600,000 more than the Liberal Democrats.
Labour Party
organizationLabour secured 412 (+211) seats in the 650-seat House of Commons. Outgoing Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s Conservative Party down to 121 (-250) seats. Scottish National Party woke up to bad news on Friday, winning just nine seats.