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Chris Wood
personChris Wood has joined Newcastle United from Burnley for £25m. The New Zealand international has signed a two-and-a-half-year deal. Wood could make his debut against Watford at St James' Park on Saturday. The 30-year-old is Newcastle's second signing of the January transfer window.
Christine Lee
personSolicitor Christine Lee, 58, sought to influence a string of politicians. She cultivated contacts with cabinet ministers and prime ministers. Lee founded the British Chinese Project in 2006. Its Chinese name translates as 'British Chinese Participation in Politics'
Jason Momoa
personMomoa, 42, and Bonet, 54, met and started dating in 2005. Couple has two young teen children, Lola and Nakoa-Wolf. Bonet also mother to 33-year-old "Big Little Lies" actor Zoë Kravitz.
Douglas Ross
personJacob Rees-Mogg dismisses Douglas Ross as a "lightweight" within the party. Mr Ross said Boris Johnson should step down after he admitted attending a Downing Street party during lockdown. Michael Gove dismisses Mr Ross as being "in Elgin"
Prince Andrew
personNew York Judge Lewis A. Kaplan today refused to grant the royal’s motion to dismiss. Queen Elizabeth's son now faces the prospect of a full trial later this year. Virginia Giuffre is accusing the Duke of York of sexually abusing her when she was 17.
Joe Biden
personPresident Joe Biden touted the new consumer inflation report as evidence that price jumps have started to slow. Biden acknowledged that the economy has a ways to go before Americans see cost hikes return to a typical level. The increase in the Consumer Price Index from January to December 2021 is the largest such jump since 1982.
Boris Johnson
personPM finally admitted attending party in May 2020 as he faced grilling from MPs. But Boris claimed he was there for just 25 minutes and said the back garden bash was a "work event" Scottish Tory leader Douglas Ross has called for him to quit.
Douglas Ross
personBoris Johnson admits attending 'bring your own booze' Downing Street party. Prime Minister insists he believed it was a 'work event' Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross calls for him to quit.
Virginia Giuffre
personNew York Judge Lewis A. Kaplan today refused to grant the royal’s motion to dismiss. The case will now proceed to discovery and depositions with a full trial likely to happen later this year. Virginia Giuffre accuses the Duke of York of having sex with her when she was 17 – and therefore a minor – in 2001.
Labour
organizationParty tried to seize control of the order paper to take over the Commons agenda. Energy Minister Greg Hands said Labour had "completely lost the plot" Many say they will not vote for the party if Boris Johnson stays in charge. John Coleman, 47, said he may vote Labour in the next election. One Twitter user said the Prime Minister is ‘finished’
NPR
organizationA video of the interview, published Wednesday morning, shows Trump becoming increasingly irritated as NPR’s Steve Inskeep asks him. The interview was supposed to last 15 minutes but only lasted for 9.
Keir Starmer
personPrime Minister apologises for attending rule-breaking Downing Street party. But Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer slams 'pathetic' apology as Commons erupts. Deputy Labour leader Angela Rayner said Johnson's position was 'completely untenable'
Martin Reynolds
personPM's principal private secretary Martin Reynolds allegedly invited staff to a party on May 20, 2020 to'make the most of the lovely weather. England was under tough coronavirus restrictions banning groups from meeting socially outdoors. Around 40 staff are understood to have attended, eating picnic food and drinking.
Alex Hawke
personTennis star Novak Djokovic has had his first hit out after being released from immigration detention ahead of the Australian Open. The world No. 1 had been locked up alongside asylum seekers at a Melbourne hotel since Wednesday night. Border Force agents rejected the vaccine sceptic's visa. But the Federal Circuit Court on Monday overturned the order to give him the boot. Immigration Minister Alex Hawke is still weighing whether to cancel his visa for a second time.
Rand Paul
personDr. Anthony Fauci accused Sen. Rand Paul of fueling threats against him and his family. The White House chief medical adviser also called Sen. Roger Marshall of Kansas a "moron" Paul is one of the most outspoken critics of the effort to combat the pandemic.
Eric Mitchell
personOfficers Louis Lozano and Eric Mitchell were being recorded by an in-car video system. Admitted leaving patrol area to search for the Pokémon Snorlax. Claimed they did so as part of an ‘extra patrol’ and to ‘chase this mythical creature’
Louis Lozano
personFormer LAPD officers Louis Lozano and Eric Mitchell were fired in 2017. Their appeal for reinstatement has been denied by a California judge. Court documents say the officers purposefully ignored a commanding officer's request for backup during a robbery.
Marcus Rashford
personManchester United beat Aston Villa 1-0 in the FA Cup third round. Scott McTominay scored the winner as Marcus Rashford was subbed off. Rashford has failed to score a goal in 11 games since returning from injury. The 24-year-old has only scored two Premier League goals this season.
Bulldogs
organizationGeorgia beat Alabama 33-18 in Monday night's national championship game. The Bulldogs received all 61 first-place votes to be a unanimous No. 1. It was Georgia's first title under coach Kirby Smart.
Georgia
organizationGeorgia beat Alabama 33-18 in Monday's CFP title game. It's the Bulldogs' first national title since 1981. Alabama had won seven straight against the Bulldogs, including the last four against Georgia coach Kirby Smart.