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AUGUSTA, Georgia: For someone who admittedly was not thinking about his score, world number one and tournament favourite Scottie Scheffler went out in difficult conditions and posted one of the best first rounds at the Masters on Thursday (Apr 11).
AUGUSTA, Georgia : Rory McIlroy has often jettisoned himself out of contention in the first round of the Masters but the Northern Irishman managed to flip the script on Thursday and pump life into his hopes of completing the career Grand Slam.
Supermarket giant Asda, in an unprecedented move within the UK grocery sector, has declared its intention to start providing online prescription services, with people able to come in and collect their medication in many of its stores. The supermarket giant is collaborating with online pharmacy firm, Pharmacy2U, for the initiative.
During a week in which the prestige of playing for the national cricket team suffered a knock, the side’s newest recruit was moved to tears when he received his first senior call-up.
I don't know if you picked up on this, but it's spring. The birds are chirping, the leaves are coming back, and spring football games are on the way.
AUGUSTA, Georgia : Rory McIlroy will make his 10th attempt at completing a career Grand Slam this week at the Masters where the Northern Irishman promises to take a more patient approach on a course where an aggressive strategy has cost him dearly.
The cost of an NHS prescription is set to go up again May 1, with the cost of a single prescription becoming almost a tenner at £9.90 per item. This could make life more expensive for some, but more than a million people each year could benefit from a simple way to cut the cost of repeat medicines.
More than a dozen rectal cancer patients in the United States have seen their cancer disappear after undergoing experimental immunotherapy, in what doctors are calling an astonishing result.