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Divock Origi
personLiverpool beat Everton 2-0 in the 240th Merseyside derby at Anfield. Goals from Andrew Robertson and Divock Origi secured victory. Victory reduced the gap to leaders Manchester City back to one point. Everton are now two points from safety.
WBC
organizationTyson Fury beats Dillian Whyte to retain WBC heavyweight world championship. Fury knocked Whyte out with a stunning uppercut in the sixth round. Gypsy King then sensationally announced his retirement in the ring. The fight will be a record 94,000-capacity sell-out event.
Tyson Fury
personTyson Fury retains WBC heavyweight title, defeating Dillian Whyte in six rounds. Fury floored Whyte with a crushing right uppercut to the chin in the closing seconds of the round. The victory sets up the prospect of a unification showdown with either Oleksandr Usyk or Anthony Joshua.
Miguel Cabrera
personCabrera became the 33rd major leaguer to reach the mark and the first player from Venezuela to accomplish the feat. Hitting the mark tied him with the late Roberto Clemente. Former teammate José Iglesias was the first to hug Cabrera on the field.
Lewis Hamilton
personRed Bull driver Max Verstappen wins Emilia Romagna Sprint race. Red Bull driver overtook Ferrari's Charles Leclerc on penultimate lap. Sergio Perez took third ahead of Ferrari's Carlos Sainz. Lewis Hamilton and George Russell failed to make it into Q3.
Max Verstappen
personRed Bull's Max Verstappen won sprint race at Emilia Romagna Grand Prix. He overtook Ferrari's Charles Leclerc on the penultimate lap. Sergio Perez fought up from seventh on the grid to finish third. Lewis Hamilton started 13th and finished only 14th.
Disney
organizationFormer McDonald's CEO Ed Rensi joined "Fox & Friends" Friday to discuss Disney's attack on Governor Ron DeSantis. He believes Disney executives should be fired for entering into politics "without thought and care"
Kevin McCarthy
personNew York Times authors Alex Burns and Jonathan Martin made the rounds on Thursday to discuss their new book This Will Not Pass. While doing so, they discussed their reporting that GOP Leader Kevin McCarthy said, “I’ve had it with this guy [Trump].” In the book, they share that McCarthy said he’d ask Donald Trump to resign as a consequence of Trump’s role with January 6.
Lewis Hamilton
personFerrari's Max Verstappen claims pole position for Emilia Romagna Grand Prix. Lewis Hamilton will start 13th on the grid for Saturday's sprint race. Mercedes failed to make it through to Q3 for first time since 2012. Hamilton finished only 18th, seven seconds off the pace set by Ferrari.
Donald Trump
personMcCarthy is heard discussing the Democratic effort to remove Trump from office. He says he would tell Trump, “I think it will pass and it would be my recommendation he should resign” The audio threatens to badly damage the relationship between McCarthy and Trump. McCarthy is in line to become House speaker if Republicans gain control during the fall midterm elections.
House
organizationPM bowed to revolt in the Commons yesterday and dropped attempt to delay yet another investigation into the lockdown lawbreaking crisis. Committee of Privileges will consider whether the Prime Minister knowingly misled the House over lockdown-busting gatherings. If it finds him in contempt of Parliament, it could recommend that he is forced to apologise.
Boris Johnson
personBoris Johnson hails India’s Covid-19 vaccination efforts and said that he took the vaccine created by India. Johnson: "Our relations have never been as strong or as good between us as they are now" Boris Johnson is on a two-day visit to India.
Marjorie Taylor Greene
personRepublican U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia faces a challenge to her reelection. Voters say she shouldn't be allowed to seek reelection because of her role prior to the attack. Greene insists she broke no laws, and her supporters have decried the hearing as an attempt by Democrats to punish a political opponent.
Ajax
organizationErik ten Hag appointed Manchester United boss on three-year deal. The 52-year-old will replace interim boss Ralf Rangick in the summer. Ten Hag beat the likes of Mauricio Pochettino, Zinedine Zidane and Brendan Rodgers.
Lewis Hamilton
personSerena Williams and Lewis Hamilton reportedly back British-backed bid for Chelsea. World Athletics president and Chelsea fan Lord Coe is also behind the bid for the Premier League club. Three bids are currently being considered to buy the soccer team owned by Roman Abramovich.
Boris Johnson
personBoris Johnson will discuss with Narendra Modi boosting trade and security ties. India buys more than half of its military hardware from Russia. Britain will issue a so-called open general export licence to India. It will be Johnson's first major trip to India as Prime Minister.
Erik ten Hag
personErik ten Hag will take charge of Manchester United at the end of the season. The 52-year-old will sign a three-year contract with the fallen Premier League giants. Ten Hag is also set to appoint Steve McClaren to form part of the new-look coaching setup. Click here for Manchester United transfer news.
Joe Biden
personBiden announces plan providing 'expedient channel' to Ukrainian migrants. New Denver business license allows customers to consume cannabis on site. Johnny Depp details fights with ex-wife Amber Heard in Day 2 of testimony.
Piers Morgan
personReality star took to Twitter to vent her frustrations over the interview. She insisted she would now not be coming on her show after watching the clip. Piers has since hit back, slamming Caitlyn's decision.
Prince Harry
personDuke of Sussex said he visited the Queen in part to ‘make sure she is protected’ A source said ‘Harry needs to start thinking before he opens his mouth’ Stephen Glover also called Harry’s words ‘preposterous’ Harry admitted he doesn't know if he'll return for the Queen's Jubilee.