Prince Harry and Meghan Markle featured on TIME's 100 most influential people in the world

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle on Wednesday graced the cover of TIME magazine's annual 100 most influential people in the world issue. The list also includes singers Billie Eilish and Britney Spears, and Olympic gymnast Simone Biles.
#simonebiles #princeharry #meghanmarkle #timesmagazine

Drake continues to dominate charts, achieving a Billboard record only ever held by the Beatles

Since the release of his album, Certified Lover Boy, on 3 September, Drake has continued to dominate music charts. According to Billboard, the rapper became the first-ever artist to claim nine of the top 10 positions in a single frame on the Billboard Hot 100.
#drake #certifiedloverboy #billboardhot100

Man City fan representative tells Guardiola to stick to coaching

A Manchester City fans' group has reacted angrily to Pep Guardiola's plea for bigger attendances at the Etihad, telling the City manager to concentrate on coaching. Guardiola was frustrated by the turnout for City's 6-3 win over RB Leipzig on Wednesday to begin their Champions League campaign.

Haiti PM names new justice minister amid questions over links to president's assassins

Haitian Prime Minister Ariel Henry appointed a new justice minister late on Wednesday, a day after dismissing a prosecutor who requested his indictment as part of the investigation into the assassination of the late president Jovenel Moise.
#jovenelmoise #arielhenry #haiti #portauprince

Footage shows sea of blood after close to 1,500 dolphins killed in mass hunt in Faroe Islands

Close to 1,500 Dolphins were killed on a Faroe Island beach as part of a traditional hunt.
#wildlife #dolphins #faroeislands #traditionalhunting

Putin says dozens in Kremlin inner circle have Covid-19

Dozens of people in Vladimir Putin's entourage have tested positive for the coronavirus, the Russian leader said on Thursday, as his country struggles with high infection rates and a vaccine-sceptic population.
#kremlin #vladimirputin #russia #covid19

UK launches post-Brexit review of EU laws

From a ban on imperial measures to rules governing artificial intelligence, the UK government on Thursday announced a far-reaching review of EU-era legislation that it plans to ditch after Brexit.
#brexit #uk #artificialintelligence #britain

Derek Chauvin, convicted for killing George Floyd, pleads not guilty to assaulting 14-year-old

In the current case, the former officer, Derek Chauvin, who is white, stands accused of violating the rights of a then-14-year-old black boy in 2017 by hitting him with a flashlight and holding a knee on his neck while he was prone, handcuffed and not resisting arrest.
#derekchauvin #assault #humanrightsviolation

UN withdraws Gabon peacekeepers from Central Africa over sex abuse claims

The United Nations on Wednesday ordered the withdrawal of Gabon's 450-strong peacekeeping contingent from the Central African Republic over sexual abuse allegations, a scourge that has long tarnished UN interventions.
#un #unitednations #sexualabuse #uninterventions

Ebola virus in survivors can trigger outbreaks years after infection

Ebola survivors can relapse and trigger outbreaks at least five years after infection, and long-term follow-up of former patients is needed to prevent devastating flare-ups, according to new research.
#ebola #ebolasurvivors