Jhonattan Vegas wins 3M Open to end seven-year drought
Jhonattan Vegas birdied the 72nd hole to end a seven-year victory drought and claim his fourth PGA Tour title in the 3M Open.
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India reach rain-reduced target to seal T20 series v hosts Sri Lanka
:India beat Sri Lanka in a rain-affected Twenty20 clash by seven wickets via the Duckworth–Lewis–Stern method in Pallekele on Sunday, securing their first series win under new head coach Gautam Gambhir and T20 captain Suryakumar Yadav.
'We're in the s***. It's time for a leader to tell the public what the NHS really needs'
Make no mistake, say doctors in Greater Manchester, politicians can't put the blame on waits for GP appointments, the disappearance of NHS dentists, and the harrowing stories of patients waiting hours on end in A&E solely on the pandemic.
Stokes hits record fifty as England crush Windies to sweep series
BIRMINGHAM, England :England captain Ben Stokes butchered the West Indies bowling attack after Mark Wood had taken five wickets to lead England to a crushing 10-wicket win before tea on the third day of the final test at Edgbaston on Sunday.
France investigates death threats against Israeli Olympic athletes
PARIS : French police have opened an investigation into death threats against three Israeli athletes at the Paris Olympic Games, the Paris' prosecutors office said on Sunday.
Lucy Letby's chilling fate in jail as she spends rest of her life as a 'target'
Lucy Letby will spend the rest of her life as a 'target' in jail, a former prison officer has claimed.
Catholic Priest Condemns Olympics Opening Ceremony Mocking Christianity
The 2024 Paris Summer Olympics got off to a controversial start on Friday evening thanks to a disastrous, offensive recreation of the famous "Last Supper" painting. That painting, depicting Christ's last supper before being crucified, was represented by a number of drag queens and other gaudily made-up figures representing Christ and his apostles.
SNCF trains in France gradually resume after 'massive' arson attack: Chaos for 800,000 travellers
Early this morning France state-owned railway company SNCF announced that they had been "the victim of several acts of malevolence" overnight.