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A cheerful ladies golf day in King Abdullah Economic City

JEDDAH: More than 200 women and girls on Friday took part in an outreach females’ event organized by Golf Saudi at the Royal Greens Golf and Country Club in King Abdullah Economic City, near Jeddah. Titled Ladies’ Day, the event took place on the sidelines of the Aramco Saudi Ladies International, and was aimed at celebrating International Women’s Day which takes place on March 8 every year. The event also aimed to provide Saudi women the opportunity to learn how to play golf for the first time. Activities on offer included private shuttles, free ice cream, drinks and food, and introductory lessons. Three golf clinics led by professional players took place, with each group given the chance to enjoy introductory lessons on how to stand, hold a golf club, and where to position the ball properly.

'I couldn't believe it' - Shocked residents react after bomb scare

Residents were left shocked this afternoon (March 19) when a bomb disposal team appeared outside their homes.

Controversial Wolves red card decision hands Newcastle United boost

Raul Jimenez will miss Wolves’ visit to St James’ Park to face Newcastle United after he was sent off in his side’s 3-2 defeat to Leeds United. Kevin Friend’s decision to dismiss the Mexican striker in the second half on Friday evening was widely questioned after he had been correctly cautioned before half-time.

'I will be world champion again' - Regis Prograis sets up shot at Josh Taylor with stoppage win over Tyrone McKenna

Regis Prograis will fight for the WBC world title after Tyrone McKenna was stopped because of a nasty cut above his eye. A blood-soaked final eliminator for the super-lightweight belt was delivering on the pre-fight hype but McKenna, who had been floored in the second round, was pulled out in the sixth round. Ad/> Prograis was winning the fight but McKenna, true to form, was showing plenty of heart and guts, which rallied his fans at ringside.