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Elizabeth II
personThe 96-year-old monarch acceded to the throne in 1952 at the age of 26. Elizabeth II is the 40th monarch since William the Conqueror obtained the crown in 1066. Her net worth is estimated by the Sunday Times Rich List at £370million in 2022.
Carlos Alcaraz
personCarlos Alcaraz beats Jannik Sinner 6-3, 6-7 (7), 6-5, 7-5 to reach US Open semifinals. The 19-year-old saved a match point in the fourth set and came from a break down in the decider. He will next play Frances Tiafoe, who beat Andrey Rublev in the quarterfinals. The match lasted 5 hours, 15 minutes, the longest in US Open history.
Myles Sanderson
personMyles Sanderson, 32, was arrested after a high-speed chase in Canada's Saskatchewan province. Police forced Sanderson's stolen SUV into a ditch off a highway then took him into custody. He went into "medical distress" and was taken to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead. His death comes two days after the body of his brother was found in a field near the scene of their rampage.
Champions League
organizationChelsea plot talks with Brighton's Graham Potter and eye ex-Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino to replace Thomas Tuchel. Jon McLaughlin's position as number one is under threat after his high-profile blunder in Sunday's defeat to Celtic. Edouard Mendy has rejected a contract offer worth less than Kepa Arrizabalaga's.
Chelsea
organizationChelsea lost 1-0 to Dinamo Zagreb in their Champions League group game. Mislav Orsic scored the only goal of the game in the Croatian capital. Thomas Tuchel had been in charge of the Premier League club for just over three months. Brighton boss Graham Potter is the overwhelming favourite to replace him.
Chelsea FC
organizationThomas Tuchel sacked following Chelsea's defeat by Dinamo Zagreb. New owner Todd Boehly has waited just 100 days before changing manager. Brighton boss Graham Potter is the top target. Out-of-work Mauricio Pochettino also under consideration.
Vladimir Putin
personGazprom has signed an agreement to start switching payments for gas supplies to China to yuan and roubles. Deal delivers a blow to US and Europe's attempts to punish Vladimir Putin through crippling sanctions. Russia will now be less dependent on dollars and euros for energy trade.
Thomas Tuchel
personChelsea sack manager Thomas Tuchel after 1-0 defeat to Dinamo Zagreb. Owner Todd Boehly has placed Tuchel's coaching staff in temporary charge until a replacement is found. Brighton boss Graham Potter is an early leading contender to replace him. Mauricio Pochettino and Zinedine Zidane are both out of work.
Todd Boehly
personChelsea sacked manager Thomas Tuchel on Wednesday morning. New owner Todd Boehly has waited just 100 days before changing manager. Brighton boss Graham Potter is the top target, while out-of-work Mauricio Pochettino is also under consideration. CLICK HERE for all the latest Chelsea news.
Dinamo Zagreb
organizationChelsea lost 1-0 to Dinamo Zagreb in the Champions League on Tuesday. Thomas Tuchel was sacked by the Blues on Wednesday morning. Jamie Carragher has slammed the decision to sack the German manager. Carragher also questions new owner Todd Boehly's strategy.
Blues
organizationThomas Tuchel was sacked by Chelsea on Wednesday morning. The German was relieved of his duties just hours after their 1-0 defeat to Dinamo Zagreb in the Champions League. Brighton boss Graham Potter is the overwhelming favourite to replace him.
Apple
organizationApple's ad business gains ground following its latest iOS privacy update. Facebook's ad adoption rate fell three percentage points to 82.3%. Google’s rate declined two points to 94.8%. Apple's iPhone 14 lineup has a notable improvement: longer battery life.
Steve Bannon
personBannon, 68, was accused of skimming $1 million from a $25 million fundraising effort. The IRS stripped tax-exempt status from Bannon’s Citizens of the American Republic group, which the feds accused of diverting funds.
Graham Potter
personThomas Tuchel was sacked by Chelsea on Wednesday morning. The Blues lost 1-0 against Dinamo Zagreb in the Champions League. Brighton have given Chelsea permission to hold talks with Graham Potter. The 47-year-old led the Seagulls to a ninth-place finish in the Premier League.
Ryan Giggs
personThe retrial is due to take place at Manchester Crown Court, starting on 31 July 2023. Jurors were dismissed last month after failing to reach a verdict in the first trial. Giggs has denied controlling or coercive behaviour over a three-year period towards his ex-girlfriend Kate Greville.
Nick Kyrgios
personWimbledon finalist beaten in quarter-final by Russian 27th seed. Australian had earlier beaten world No.1 Daniil Medvedev. He will now face Casper Ruud in the semifinals on Friday.
Champions League
organizationKyogo Furahashi trained with the squad despite being injured. Motherwell chief executive Alan Burrows has raised concerns over the Rangers and Celtic League Cup double header next month. PSG level at the top of Group H with Benfica, who beat Maccabi Haifa 2-0. Spurs face Marseille in their Champions League opener on Tuesday.
Couy Griffin
personOtero County Commissioner Couy Griffin is the first public official to lose their job for participating in the riot. Griffin breached security barriers outside of the building and assumed a leadership role in the mob. He is barred for life from holding any federal or state office, including his current role as county commissioner.
Nadine Dorries
personNadine Dorries confirmed she was asked by Liz Truss to stay on as Culture Secretary. But she chose instead to return to the backbenches when the new PM takes the reins. Tory MP was a loyal ally to Boris Johnson during his tenure and backed Ms Truss for leader.
Nicola Sturgeon
personNicola Sturgeon has announced an immediate freeze on rents and train fares. Rents will be capped at £2,500 a month, about $2,900 US dollars. She also unveiled plans to freeze fares charged by the nationalised ScotRail franchise.