Twitter users have voted in favour of Elon Musk stepping down as the platform's chief executive after the billionaire ran a poll on his future.
A total of 57.5% voted "yes" after Mr Musk asked his 122 million followers whether he should stand down.
Mr Musk, who bought Twitter for $44bn (£36bn), said before the poll closed that he would abide by the result.
The technology tycoon, who also runs Tesla and Space X, has faced much criticism since taking over the site.
Mr Musk is yet to comment since the poll closed. Even if he were to resign as chief executive, he would remain as Twitter's owner.
More than 17.5 million users voted in his poll on Monday, with only 42.5% voting no to Mr Musk stepping down.
In the past Mr Musk has obeyed Twitter polls. He's fond of quoting the phrase "vox populi, vox dei", a Latin phrase which roughly means "the voice of the people is the voice of God".
Jamie Waylett acted the role of Vincent Crabbe (a Slytherin student) in six of the eight Harry Potter films (years 2001 - 2009). Born a Londoner in July 1989, he was hit by a car at the age of nine, but to the surprise of his doctors he survived and recovered full mental faculties.
In July 2009 Waylett was charged for cannabis possession (he was growing the plant in his mother's home) and was sentenced to 120 hours of community service.
In October 2011 he was charged again for participating in rioting. He was specifically accused of carrying a Molotov cocktail while looting a pharmacy during the London riots. Additionally police found fifteen cannabis plants at his home. For taking part in the riots, Waylett was handed a two year prison sentence in March 2012.
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Peter Azzopardi Couldn't vote on the poll, is it already closed?
Joseph Gatt No, the poll is open, but one cannot vote again if he had already voted.
Phở is a beef or chicken broth with rice noodles, skillfully seasoned with a mixture of spices such as anise, fennel, coriander, as well as herbs added when serving. A favourite of Vietnamese and Thailanders, this broth rivals Japanese ramen in popularity.
The building on the cliff edge on the other side of the gorge is the sutra library at the ancient Cloud Rock Temple in Sichuan Province.
There are a thousand paths to enlightenment, but only two ways to access the 1,000-year-old sutra library: either by means of a very long and winding mountain track, or else through a shortcut by means of a bridge formed by just two chains –- one functioning as a very narrow, bridge deck, and the other serving as handrail.
This photo taken in the 1930s, shows a Chinese Buddhist monk returning from the library through the chain bridge.
On 8th May 2022, the BBC announced that Ncuti Gatwa has been cast as the 14th incarnation of Doctor Who. Born in Rwanda, Ncuti Gatwa is the first black actor to take on the leading Doctor Who role. However, he's not the first black actor to represent Doctor Who, since that particular honour goes to Jo Martin, of Jamaican descent, who starred as an incarnation of the Doctor known as the Fugitive Doctor.
Since the series' relaunch in 2005, the science fiction programme has definitely become more multi-racial and inclusive of all gender types. Other notable black actors who were cast as leading characters in the revamped Doctor Who series include Tosin Cole, of Nigerian descent, who starred as Doctor Who companion Ryan Sinclair for 22 episodes from October 2018 to January 2021; Sharon D Clarke, of Jamaican descent, who starred as Ryan Sinclair's grandmother Grace O'Brien; Sacha Dhawan, of Indian descent, who starred as the Master in 2020; Pearl Mackie, of Indian descent, who starred as Doctor Who companion Bill Potts for 13 episodes in 2017; Noel Clarke, of Trinidadian descent, who starred as Doctor Who companion Mickey Smith for 17 episodes between 2005 and 2010; and Freema Agyeman, of Iranian Kurdish/Ghanaian descent, who chiefly starred as Doctor Who companion Martha Jones for 19 episodes between 2007 and 2010.
During the American Civil War (1861-1865), Confederate troops employed "Quaker guns” — large wooden logs painted black to look like cannons and named after the pacifist Quaker religious group — to trick Union generals. At Centreville, in Virginia, Confederate General Robert E. Lee built extensive fortifications with many rows of Quaker guns, appearing from a distance to be a heavily fortified defensive line.
Ezra Miller, 29 years old, the controversial star of The Flash and Fantastic Beasts movies, has been accused of various incidents related to disorderly conduct, assault, and burglary, which have resulted in multiple arrests and citations. He has also been accused of grooming minors.
In 2011 in Pittsburgh, police found twenty grams of marijuana in Miller's possession, and cited him for disorderly conduct. In March this year in Hawaii, Miller was charged with disorderly conduct after physical altercations at a karaoke bar, whilst in April he was again taken into custody for second-degree assault.
In June the Sioux tribal court issued a temporary order of protection against Miller on behalf of 18-year-old activist Tokata Iron Eyes. The relationship between Miller and Iron Eyes, began in 2016 when Miller was aged 23 and Iron Eyes was aged 12.
On June 16, 2022, a mother and her twelve-year-old child were granted a temporary harassment prevention order against Miller in Massachusetts after they said that Miller threatened the woman's family and showed inappropriate behaviour towards the child.
Late in June the Rolling Stones reported that Miller has been running a large, unlicensed marijuana cultivation operation in his farm at Vermont, where he has also been housing a woman that he had met in Hawaii, and her three young children, aged one to five. The State Attorney's office had requested two emergency care orders over the past week that sought to transfer legal custody of the children over to the state, however the police and social workers were unable to locate the children or the mother.
In August, Miller was charged with felony burglary, stemming from what the police report indicated was theft of bottles of alcohol from a private home in May 2022, according to Vermont State Police.
About a week later, a representative of Miller released a statement to Variety in which Miller apologised for his past behaviour, and added that he has begun treatment for "complex mental health issues".
Bangladeshis walk along a flooded road in the district of Sylhet on June 17, 2022.
