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Donald Trump has been banned from Facebook for two years. The ban was imposed after a mob stormed the US Capitol in January. After two years, Facebook will examine ‘whether the risk to public safety has receded’ and make a decision.
Pfizer
organizationUK approves Pfizer vaccine for children aged 12 to 15. First time Covid-19 vaccine has been authorised for under-16s in the UK. Follows a similar move by the EU's medicines agency (EMA) last week.
Vladimir Putin
personArgentina and Serbia gave an official start to the industrial production of Russia's Sputnik V vaccine against coronavirus. Russian President Vladimir Putin was shown on TV watching the start of vaccine production in both countries via videolink. The vaccine is still under review by the World Health Organization.
Liverpool
organizationTrent Alexander-Arnold limped off in England's 1-0 win against Austria. The Liverpool right back is expected to miss up to six weeks of action. Gareth Southgate will not name a replacement until after Sunday’s game against Romania.
White House
organizationThe first 25m doses will be disbursed across Latin America, the Caribbean, Asia and Africa. The doses would mark a substantial boost to the lagging Covax effort, which to date has shared just 76m doses. Colorado is offering $1m in a weekly drawing to those who get a coronavirus jab.
WhatsApp will soon let you use the popular instant messaging app on multiple devices. Several features were confirmed, including ephemeral messages. Feature will enter public beta in the coming months, and could pave the way for iPad support later.
Gareth Southgate
personTrent Alexander-Arnold has been ruled out of Euro 2020 with a thigh injury. The Liverpool right back limped off during England's 1-0 win over Austria. Gareth Southgate will name a replacement after Sunday's warm-up game against Romania.
Anthony Fauci
personMore than 3,000 pages of emails were obtained through the Freedom of Information Act and published by Buzzfeed. Dr. Anthony Fauci is the director of the NIH's National Institutes of Health. He's been under fire for his handling of the pandemic in China. The emails show that he was worried about funding gain-of-function research.
Ash Barty
personThe 2019 champion was trailing 6-1 2-2 against Poland's Magda Linette. The 25-year-old said earlier that she suffered a flare-up through her left hip. She joins Naomi Osaka and Petra Kvitova in pulling out of the tournament.
Benjamin Netanyahu
personOpposition leader Yair Lapid announced the coalition to the President on Wednesday. Mr Lapid has agreed that the right-wing leader of the much smaller Yamina party, Naftali Bennett, will serve as Prime Minister for the first two years. A vote of no-confidence in Mr Netanyahu’s government is expected to take place, but may not do so until June 15.
United Airlines
organizationUnited Airlines to buy 15 of Boom Supersonic’s ‘Overture’ aircraft. The planes will be able to seat up to 88 people and they can "cut travel times in half"
Trent Alexander-Arnold
personTrent Alexander-Arnold limped off during England's 1-0 win over Austria. The Liverpool defender is now a doubt for Euro 2020. Gareth Southgate refused to speculate on the extent of the injury. England face Croatia in their opening Euro 2016 qualifier on June 14.
Ollie Robinson
personOllie Robinson made his Test debut for England against New Zealand. Sussex seamer took 2/50 from 16 overs at Lord's. But his promising performance was overshadowed by offensive tweets. Robinson posted the tweets in 2012, when he was 18.
Depop
organizationEtsy will buy Depop, a startup that provides a second-hand e-commerce marketplace. About 90% of Depop’s users are under the age of 26. Secondhand market in the U.S. is projected to hit $64 billion by 2024.
Kevan Collins
personEducation Secretary Gavin Williamson sidestepped questions about reports of a row with the Treasury. £1.4bn will be used to offer pupils up to 100 million hours of tuition. It is part of the Government's catch-up programme for children in England.
Mike Krzyzewski
personMike Krzyzewski is the all-time winningest coach in men's Division I college basketball. He has led Duke to five national championships in 41 seasons and won 1,170 games overall. The Duke coach will retire after the 2021-22 season.
JBS
organizationJBS, the world’s largest meat producer, was hit by a 'ransomware' cyber attack. The attack forced the company to close all nine of its US beef plants. Thousands of workers were affected. The White House said the attack is likely to have come from Russia.
Melanie Stansbury
personThe 42-year-old state legislator will fill a vacant seat previously held by Interior Secretary Deb Haaland. She defeated third-term Republican state Sen. Mark Moores to fill an Albuquerque-based seat.
Jesse Lingard
personGareth Southgate names final 26-man England squad for Euro 2020. Seven unlucky players miss out including Jesse Lingard, James Ward-Prowse, Ollie Watkins, Ben White, Ben Godfrey and Aaron Ramsdale. England take on Croatia, Scotland and the Czech Republic in Group D.
Piers Morgan
personTennis star has withdrawn from the French Open due to mental health issues. Piers, 56, branded Naomi a 'brat' and suggested her $55.2million earnings in the last 12 months had caused her ego to grow to 'gigantic proportions'