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Ali Harbi Ali
personAli Harbi Ali, 26, stabbed Tory MP Sir David Amess to death last year. London-born Ali had become self-radicalised in 2014, court heard. He considered travelling to Syria to fight but opted for an attack in Britain. Ali will be sentenced on Wednesday for murder and preparing terrorist acts.
Amber Heard
personAmber Heard and Johnny Depp are going to court this coming week. Depp claims Heard defamed him in an op-ed she wrote for The Washington Post. He has asked for $50m (£38.4m) in damages. Heard filed a counterclaim accusing Depp of allegedly orchestrating a'smear campaign'
Frank Vogel
personThe 48-year-old had signed a contract extension last year to keep him at the Lakers until 2023. In three seasons with the team, Vogel went 127-98. The Lakers are expected to pursue Toronto Raptors head coach Nick Nurse to replace Vogel.
Imran Ahmad Khan
personImran Ahmad Khan, 48, was today convicted of the attack in 2008. Forced the teenager to drink gin and tonic before attacking him. He has been expelled from the Tory party and told to step down as an MP. Former colleague Crispin Blunt has described the verdict as ‘a dreadful miscarriage of justice’
Johnny Depp
personJohnny Depp is suing his ex-wife Amber Heard for $50 million. Depp claims Heard defamed him in an op-ed she wrote for The Washington Post. Heard filed a counterclaim accusing Depp of allegedly orchestrating a ‘smear campaign’
Marine Le Pen
personEmmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen are neck-and-neck ahead of the runoff. With 97 percent of votes counted on Monday morning, Mr Macron had a 27.6 percent share, followed by Ms Le Pen with 23.41 percent. The two will now face off in the final battle for the presidency in a runoff on April 24.
Parag Agrawal
personElon Musk is thought to be the richest man in the world with assets worth an estimated €288 billion. Tesla CEO was named to Twitter's board of directors after tweeting several polls on hot-button issues within the company. Musk amassed a 9.2 percent stake in the company with transactions dating to Jan. 31. He agreed not to boost his stake above 14.9 per cent.
Scottie Scheffler
personWorld No 1 Scottie Scheffler won the Masters at Augusta National. American held a three-shot lead after 54 holes and carded a closing 71 to finish 10 under par. Rory McIlroy finished three shots behind after carding a closing 64. Tiger Woods shot a 78 for the second consecutive day and finished 23 shots off the lead.
Britney Spears
personSpears, 40, shared the news on Instagram alongside a photo of a cup of tea. This is Spears' first child after she had two sons with ex-husband Kevin Federline. The singer did not reveal the due date to her fans.
Emmanuel Macron
personLatest projections from IPSOS/SOPRA STERIA show a 28.1 percent to 23.3 percent lead. Final results expected to come in later on Sunday and Monday morning. Macron qualified ahead of his far-right rival for the second round of voting.
Max Verstappen
personFerrari's Charles Leclerc claimed his second win of the Formula One season with a thumping, pole-to-flag victory at the Australian Grand Prix. Red Bull's world champion Max Verstappen failed to finish for the second time in three races after his Red Bull expired with 19 laps remaining. Sergio Perez was runner-up, 20.5 seconds back, and George Russell third.
Ferrari
organizationFerrari's Charles Leclerc claims his second win of the Formula One season with a thumping, pole-to-flag victory at the Australian Grand Prix. The 24-year-old extended his lead in the drivers' championship to 34 points. Red Bull's Max Verstappen was forced from the race due to engine failure.
Charles Leclerc
personFerrari's Charles Leclerc wins Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne. The 24-year-old extends his lead in drivers' championship to 34 points. Red Bull's Max Verstappen forced from race with engine failure. Sergio Perez was runner-up, 20.5 seconds back, and George Russell third.
Marine Le Pen
personFirst round of French election takes place today (Sunday) with second round on April 24. Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen are the frontrunners among the 12 candidates. French overseas territories already voted Saturday to take account of the time difference.
Scottie Scheffler
personScottie Scheffler claims first major title at 86th Masters at Augusta National. American finishes 10 under par and three shots clear of Rory McIlroy. Cameron Smith rallies from triple-bogey on 12th to finish in a tie for third. Tiger Woods will close his remarkable return to The Masters after making the cut.
Eric Adams
personNew York City Mayor Eric Adams tested positive for COVID-19 on Sunday. The first-term Democrat woke up with a raspy voice Sunday. He has no other symptoms but has canceled all public events for the week.
Liverpool
organizationManchester City and Liverpool draw 2-2 at the Etihad Stadium. Kevin De Bruyne fired champions into a fifth-minute lead. Diogo Jota levelled for second-placed Reds. Gabriel Jesus restored City’s advantage before the break. Sadio Mane marked his 30th birthday with a second equaliser. Raheem Sterling thought he had put City ahead for a third time.
Noble Yeats
personOutsider Noble Yeats secures fairytale Grand National win. Amateur jockey Sam Waley-Cohen ends his career with a "fairytale" victory. NobleYeats, an outsider at odds of 50-1, finished ahead of pre-race favourite Any Second Now.
Sam Waley-Cohen
personSam Waley-Cohen finished his career on a high with a famous Grand National victory on board the 50-1 chance Noble Yeats. The 39-year-old jumped the last alongside 15-2 favourite Any Second Now, but pulled clear on the run-in to win by two-and-a-quarter lengths. Duke and Duchess of Cambridge celebrated Sam's win on Twitter.
Southampton
organizationChelsea beat Southampton 4-0 in their Premier League clash at St Mary's. Timo Werner hit the woodwork three times but still scored twice. Mason Mount helped himself to a double too, with Marcos Alonso and Kai Havertz also on target.