Tiger Woods preps for Open with 18-hole practice round - ESPN
TROON, Scotland — Fifteen-time major champion Tiger Woods started preparations for the 152nd Open Championship with an 18-hole practice round at Royal Troon Golf Club on Sunday.
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Gran gets devastating diagnosis after routine eye test
A grandmother whose regular eye examination led to a serious diagnosis has shared her story. Susan Hetherington, 58, began having unusual "wave-like" sensations in her head and trouble reading road signs.
Judge sets Yankees record with 34th HR before All-Star break - ESPN
BALTIMORE — Aaron Judge set a franchise record for the New York Yankees on Saturday with his 34th home run before the All-Star break.
Mixing two ingredients can lower blood pressure and cut inflammation
If you want to boost your mood, combine your daily apple with some leafy greens, while mixing grapes with onion can lower your blood pressure, according to diet experts. Rob Hobson, a registered nutritionist with a special interest in food science has revealed the food combinations that can super-boost your health, as well as being healthy on their own.
‘Secular spirituality’: More and more non-religious pilgrims are walking Spain’s Camino
In her early 30s, Rachael Sanborn found herself in a bad relationship and dreaming of an escape to the Camino de Santiago in Spain - a pilgrimage her father had undertaken that had profoundly changed his life.
Hungarian scientists capture majestic wild horses in their natural habitats thanks to drones
Researchers in Hungary are using drones to track the movements of an almost 300-member herd of endangered horses.
Red flags of cancer that can appear in the mouth - and when to see your GP
Cancer is a deadly disease that occurs when abnormal cells grow in an uncontrolled way and spread to surrounding tissue. There are more than 200 types of cancer that can affect the human body.
34% of drivers admit breaking little-known rules and 19% use phone
Nearly one in five drivers admit to illegal phone use behind the wheel, a survey suggests. Some 19% of respondents to a survey of 2,003 Britons commissioned by insurer Aviva said they have used a hand-held mobile when their vehicle is stationary.