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Nick Beighton
personNick Beighton has spent 12 years at the company, six of which as chief executive. Shares fell by as much as 21pc to £23 following the announcement. Chairman Adam Crozier said ASOS's share price fall was "unhelpful"
Prince Andrew
personPrince Andrew will not return to public life after Charles, Edward, and Anne agreed to never allow him back. Sources close to Prince William claimed that Andrew has an "ungracious and ungrateful" attitude toward his position. Duke of York is being sued in New York by Virginia Giuffre.
Merck
organizationThe oral antiviral Covid treatment molnupiravir is expected to be the first authorized treatment for the virus. Merck has already begun producing the treatment, expecting to have 10 million courses ready by 2021. Most of New Zealand's health care workers and teachers will soon be legally required to get vaccinated against the coronavirus.
Josh Allen
personBuffalo Bills beat Kansas City Chiefs 38-20 in NFL on Sunday. Bills avenged defeat in last season's American Conference title game. NFL has one unbeaten team left, 5-0 Arizona.
Alabama
organizationThe top-ranked Crimson Tide lost Saturday night for the first time since 2019, dropping a 41-38 shocker on the road against Texas A&M on a last-second field goal. The win broke Alabama’s streak of 100 straight wins against unranked opponents. It was the first loss for Alabama after 19 consecutive victories dating to a loss to Auburn on November 30, 2019.
Deontay Wilder
personTyson Fury claims Deontay Wilder is 'no more' after winning in Las Vegas. Fury defeated Wilder in the 11th round to retain his WBC world heavyweight and Ring Magazine world titles. The Gypsy King floored the Bronze Bomber twice, in the third and 10th rounds respectively. Fury has now won two of the three fights between the two men.
Valtteri Bottas
personValtteri Bottas wins Turkish Grand Prix for first time since September 2020. It was his first win in more than a year and 10th of his career. Red Bull's Max Verstappen was runner-up and 14.584 seconds behind Finn. Lewis Hamilton came from 11th on the grid to finish fifth.
Lewis Hamilton
personMercedes driver Valtteri Bottas won the Turkish Grand Prix in Istanbul. Red Bull's Max Verstappen finished second to reclaim the overall lead from title rival Lewis Hamilton. Hamilton finished fifth and lost the Formula One championship lead.
Tyson Fury
personTyson Fury stopped Deontay Wilder with a devastating right hand in the 11th round. Fury (31-0-1, 22 KOs) finished Wilder for the second straight time in their three bouts. Fury can now pursue a unification fight for the remaining heavyweight belts, which are currently held by Oleksandr Usyk.
WBC
organizationTyson Fury retains WBC belt following stunning win against Deontay Wilder. Briton treated fans to a rendition of 'Walking in Memphis' following his win. Fury knocked out Wilder in the 11th round of the fight in Las Vegas.
Aliaksandra Sasnovich
personEmma Raducanu lost 6-2, 6-4 to Aliaksandra Sasnovich in Indian Wells. The 18-year-old Briton won the US Open as a qualifier last month. Former British number one Anne Keothavong says there was 'not enough fire' in Raducaru.
Emma Raducanu
personEmma Raducanu beaten 6-2, 6-4 by Aliaksandra Sasnovich in Indian Wells. 18-year-old won her first grand slam title at the US Open in June. The loss ends her 10-match winning streak that began in the U.S. Open. Andy Murray took victory in his match by beating Adrian Mannarino.
Xi Jinping
personXi spoke at an official celebration in Beijing's Great Hall of the People. He did not directly mention the use of force after a week of tensions. Taiwan has come under increased military and political pressure from Beijing.
Russell Wilson
personSeattle Seahawks lost 26-17 to the Los Angeles Rams on Thursday night. Russell Wilson injured his middle finger on a deep throw to Tyler Lockett. Geno Smith replaced Wilson for the Seahawks' first series of the fourth quarter. Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford passed for 365 yards and a touchdown.
Rappler
organizationMaria Ressa and Dmitry Muratov have won the 2021 Nobel Peace Prize. They were chosen for their "courageous fight" to defend freedom of expression. The prize is worth 10m Swedish krona (£836,000; $1.1m)
Rusten Sheskey
personChase McDonald waived a preliminary hearing on a felony count of second-degree domestic assault. McDonald is accused of assaulting his girlfriend March 10, 2020, at their home on Willow Lane near Joplin. Jacob Blake was left paralyzed after the incident that sparked days of rioting.
Newcastle United
organizationNewcastle sold to a Saudi-led consortium for £300m on Thursday. Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund now own 80% of Newcastle. The consortium is approximately worth £320billion, which comfortably makes them the richest owners in the world.
Jacob Blake
personU.S. decides not to pursue charges against police officer over Jacob Blake shooting. Officer Rusten Sheskey shot Blake several times in the back during a domestic disturbance in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Blake was left paralyzed after the incident that sparked days of rioting.
Lewis Hamilton
personLewis Hamilton to serve 10-place grid penalty for Turkish Grand Prix. Seven-time world champion forced to take on a new engine. Mercedes have taken a fourth part - one more than permitted - to reduce the risks of the Briton suffering a failure.
Maria Ressa
personMaria Ressa and Dmitry Muratov win for 'courageous fight for freedom of expression in the Philippines and Russia' First for journalists since the German Carl von Ossietzky won it in 1935. Announcement marked a rare bright spot amid growing harassment of reporters in many parts of the world.