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Katya Jones
personNigel and Katya were due to perform a Charleston to Step In Time from Disney’s Mary Poppins. This is the second quit of the series as Amanda Abbington, 51, left a few weeks back.
Nigel Harman
personNigel Harman forced to withdraw from Strictly Come Dancing through injury. The actor was due to take part in the quarter-finals alongside partner Katya Joes. Announcement came hours before the live show, causing chaos behind the scenes.
Christian Ziegler
personChristian Ziegler is the chairman of the Republican Party of Florida. He is under investigation by the Sarasota Police Department related to an allegation of sexual battery. The police report was filed Oct. 4 about an incident two days earlier in a private home.
Gavin Newsom
personRepublican and Democratic rivals clash in fiery Fox News event. DeSantis labelled Newsom a liar in charge of a failing state. Newsom ridiculed his Florida rival as a bully.
The House of Representatives
organizationSantos becomes 6th member ousted in chamber's history. New York is now going to hold a special election for his seat.
Hamas
organizationCeasefire between Israel and Hamas ended at 07:00 local time (05:00 GMT) Israel's military then said fighting had resumed, accusing Hamas of violating the agreement. Hamas blamed Israel for the resumption in fighting, saying it refused "to accept all offers to release other hostages"
Ron DeSantis
person'Ron DeSantis is acting more like a thirsty, third-rate OnlyFans wannabe model than an actual presidential candidate,' a Donald Trump spokesperson said. The unusual verbal sparring match between two governors from different states was billed as ‘The Great Red vs Blue State Debate’ by Fox News host Sean Hannity.
George Santos
personThe House of Representatives voted 311 to 114 to expel Rep. George Santos of New York. The vote follows the House Ethics Committee report in November that found “substantial evidence’ the freshman Republican violated campaign finance and government ethics laws. Santos faces a 23-count federal indictment that includes charges for wire fraud and money laundering.
Disney
organizationBillionaire owner of X says decision by some major advertisers to distance themselves from the social media platform could "kill the company" Disney, Apple, Coca Cola and other companies removed paid ads from the platform. Activist investment firm Trian Partners is launching a new proxy war against Disney.
Nikhil Gupta
personU.S. Justice Department announced charges against Nikhil Gupta. Gupta accused of orchestrating attempted murder of a Sikh separatist leader. No charges have been laid in Canada in relation to Hardeep Singh Nijjar's killing.
Donald Trump
personA New York appeals court reinstated a gag order on Donald Trump. The order bars Trump from making public statements about the staff of Manhattan Supreme Court Judge Arthur Engoron. Trump is charged with 40 felony counts for his handling of classified documents.
Legia Warsaw
organizationAston Villa host Legia Warsaw in the Europa Conference League on Thursday. Legia released a statement criticising Villa over the ticketing for the match. Around 3,000 away fans are believed to have travelled to Birmingham. Around 1,000 thought to have been without a ticket.
Andre Onana
personManchester United twice threw away two-goal leads to draw 3-3 with Galatasaray. United keeper Andre Onana committed two howlers as United blew a 2-0 lead in Istanbul. United have now conceded 14 goals in their five Champions League group-stage matches – the worst record of any English team in the competition's history.
The Supreme Court
organizationThe Supreme Court quashes the reappointment of Gopinath Ravindran as Vice-Chancellor of Kannur University. A federal appeals court panel ruled that only the U.S. attorney general can sue to enforce the Voting Rights Act.
George Santos
personRep. George Santos faces criminal campaign-finance charges and has admitted to fabricating his biography. His fellow Republicans have scheduled a vote on his expulsion on Friday. Santos has pleaded not guilty to the criminal charges.
OpenAI
organizationMicrosoft has been given a non-voting observer seat on OpenAI’s board. It follows the official return of Sam Altman as the ChatGPT company's chief.
Elon Musk
personThe X CEO was asked about American firms - including Disney - who pulled ads after he apparently endorsed an antisemitic conspiracy theory. Musk said the decision by some major advertisers to distance themselves from X could "kill the company"
Andre Onana
personManchester United threw away a two-goal lead to draw 3-3 with Galatasaray. Alejandro Garnacho, Bruno Fernandes and Scott McTominay scored for Red Devils. Goalkeeper Andre Onana gave away two free-kicks before Kerem Akturkoglu equalised.
Hunter Biden
personHouse Republicans issued a subpoena to Hunter Biden three weeks ago. Biden’s lawyer, Abbe Lowell, issued a statement deriding the subpoena as “yet another political stunt”
Charlie Munger
personMunger was long regarded as CEO Warren Buffett's right-hand man at Berkshire. He is credited with helping Buffett build the company into a legendary financial firm.