Horschel claims Memorial success after timely eagle
A timely eagle helped Billy Horschel claim his seventh PGA Tour title in the Memorial Tournament at Muirfield Village, Ohio.
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Nadal: I will play at Wimbledon if my body allows
Rafael Nadal says he will play at Wimbledon later this month if his body allows after the Spaniard won the French Open for the 14th time on Sunday.
More Paris heartbreak for Gauff as French pair win doubles
Coco Gauff suffered more Paris heartbreak after losing the French Open women's doubles final with her partner Jessica Pegula 2-6 6-3 6-2 to Caroline Garcia and Kristina Mladenovic.
Spate of attacks in Israel: PM says Jewish state to go on offensive
Meanwhile, Russia's invasion of Ukraine is having ripple effects around the world, including in Yemen. There are fears of a grain shortage for the country, which was already on the brink of famine.
Yemen's fragile truce: Warring parties trade accusations of ceasefire violations
Meanwhile, Iraq is emerging as a new land of opportunity for the Lebanese. Authorities in Baghdad say that more than 20,000 Lebanese migrants have moved there in the past year, mainly to work in the health and service sectors. Iraq has returned to relative stability after defeating the Islamic State group in 2017, while Lebanon is currently in the throes of an unprecedented economic crisis.
F1 news LIVE: Mercedes unsure of true pace of Lewis Hamilton ahead of Australian Grand Prix
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AFC and beIN MEDIA GROUP Extend 2022 Agreement to Cover AFC Champions League™ and AFC Cup™ in Various Territories across MENA
The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) and beIN MEDIA GROUP (“beIN”) have agreed to extend the portfolio of rights to be broadcast by its flagship channel, beIN SPORTS, for the 2022 season to now include rights to the AFC Champions LeagueTM and AFC Cup™.
F1 chief says no plans to abandon Saudi Arabian Grand Prix
LAS VEGAS: Formula One will continue to hold the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix despite an attack on an oil storage facility near the track prior to last weekend's race and criticism of the nation's human right record, CEO Stefano Domenicali told Reuters.