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Miami Dolphins
organizationBrian Flores suing NFL and multiple teams for alleged racism. Flores was fired last month by Miami after leading the Dolphins to a 24-25 record.
Commons
organizationDowning Street's early dismissals of the claims, even some of Mr Johnson's allies admit, now seem ill-advised. Tory leader was savaged in the Commons, including by some of his own side, the disbelief and despair led by the former occupant of his address.
Tom Brady
personTom Brady announced his retirement from the NFL on Tuesday. The 44-year-old quarterback won a record seven Super Bowls during his 22-year career. Brady will become eligible for the NFL’s Hall of Fame in 2027.
Amnesty International
organizationLondon-based rights group joins Human Rights Watch and the Israeli rights group B'Tselem. Amnesty's secretary general, Agnès Callamard, called for international action. Israel says it "absolutely rejects all the false allegations"
Keir Starmer
personBoris Johnson accused Labour leader Keir Starmer of failing to prosecute the disgraced BBC DJ while a Director of Public Prosecutions. But there is no evidence that Starmer was involved in the decision not to charge the DJ. Starmer led CPS when it decided not to prosecute Savile in 2009 due to insufficient evidence.
Barcelona
organizationPierre-Emerick Aubameyang is set to join Barcelona on a permanent deal. Barca president Joan Laporta revealed the Gabon striker’s departure from Arsenal was almost scuppered because the Gunners were late in giving the green light. Liverpool's £8million move for Fulham wonderkid Fabio Carvalho fell through. United States full-back Shaq Moore will remain in the Spanish second division for the time being.
The New York Times
organizationThe game consists of guessing one five-letter word per day in just six tries. The Times said it had acquired the game from creator Josh Wardle for an "undisclosed price"
Boris Johnson
personYouGov poll shows public is starting to favour Labour on key policy issues. 63% of Britons believe the Prime Minister should resign. Just 25% believe he should stay on. Foreign Secretary accused of prioritising Afghan dogs over other dogs. British Library has spent £1,300 issuing staff with gender pronoun badges.
Tom Brady
personBrady, 44, made the announcement on his social media pages Tuesday. His announcement confirms a weekend report by ESPN that Brady is finished playing. ESPN reported over the weekend that Brady had made up his mind to hang up his cleats. The Montreal Expos tried their best to convince him to pursue a career in baseball instead.
Donald Trump
personFormer US president Donald Trump sparks outrage by saying he could issue pardons over Capitol storming. Trump dangled impunity for those who waged last year's attack on the Capitol in failed bid to halt transfer of power to Joe Biden. White House press secretary Jen Psaki said the comments are a “reminder’ of “how unfit’ he is for office.
Whoopi Goldberg
personOn Monday, Goldberg, 66, alleged that the Holocaust was ‘not about race,’ claiming Nazis and Jews were both white. Her remarks sparked international backlash on social media where ‘#firewhoopi’ started trending. On Monday night, she issued a half-hearted apology for her Holocaust remarks, saying she was'sorry for the hurt I have caused. But she doubled down and insisted race is only about skin color and the Nazis 'had to do the work'
the New England Patriots
organizationBrady, 44, made the announcement on his social media pages Tuesday. He thanked his supermodel wife Gisele and his children, saying they are his 'inspiration' and 'greatest achievement' Curiously absent from his farewell statement was any mention of the New England Patriots, the club he guided to six Super Bowl titles over 20 seasons.
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang
personPierre-Emerick Aubameyang leaves Arsenal by mutual consent. Striker had not played for the Gunners since the start of December. The 32-year-old will join Barcelona on a free transfer. Ainsley Maitland-Niles, Folarin Balogun, Sead Kolasinac, Calum Chambers and Pablo Mari all departed north London.
Frank Lampard
personEverton appoint Frank Lampard as their new manager on a two-and-a-half-year contract until June 2024. The 43-year-old accepted the chance to succeed Rafael Benítez and agreed terms on the deal on Sunday. Lampard's first match in charge will be the FA Cup fourth round visit of fellow top-flight opposition Brentford on Saturday. Manchester United midfielder Donny van de Beek is expected to join Everton on loan until the end of the season. Dele Alli and Idrissa Gueye are also expected to sign for Everton.
Neil Young
personSpotify chief executive Daniel Ek laid out more transparent platform rules. Spotify will add content advisories to certain podcasts and improve transparency about its misinformation policy. Spotify has agreed to put warnings on any content from its podcasters that might be interpreted as anti-vaccination.
Rihanna
personThe Barbadian singer has shared the happy news that she is expecting her first child with musician boyfriend A$AP Rocky. The pair confirmed their romance last May following years of speculation.
Patrick Mahomes
personCincinnati Bengals beat Kansas City Chiefs 27-24 in overtime in AFC championship game. Chiefs blew a 21-3 first-half lead, and an interception by Patrick Mahomes in overtime that allowed the Bengals to set up the winning field goal. Cincinnati will face either the Los Angeles Rams or the San Francisco 49ers in the Super Bowl.
Matthew Stafford
personMatthew Stafford led the L.A. Rams past the 49ers 20-17 on Sunday night in the NFC Championship. Rams will host the AFC champion Cincinnati Bengals in Super Bowl LVI on Feb. 13. The Rams opened as 3.5-point favorites over the Cincinnati Bengals.
BBC
organizationBBC reportedly deemed classic sitcom It Ain't Half Hot Mum too racist to air again. Sam Hughes has signed a permanent deal with Burton Albion. Bryan Gil has joined La Liga side Valencia CF on loan until the end of the season. Domingos Quina has been recalled from his loan spell at Fulham. Todd Cantwell has joined AFC Bournemouth on loan.
Christian Eriksen
personChristian Eriksen signs for Brentford seven months after cardiac arrest. Midfielder suffered a cardiac arrest while competing for Denmark at Euro 2020 in June. Barcelona are in talks over a loan move for out-of-favour Arsenal forward Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang. Manchester City have signed Argentina striker Julian Alvarez.