3 h. ago Chris Evans banned from golf tournament with Andy Murray after accusations

Chris Evans was banned from the Alfred Dunhill Links after winning the pro-am golf tournament with a record-breaking score alongside professional Nick Dougherty

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8 h. ago Africa's oldest golf tournament that Rory McIlroy last played in to make its long

The event has a rich history, having previously been won by Open champion Bobby Locke, while golfing legends like Rory McIlroy and Gary Player are among those to have played the tournament

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13 h. ago Chris Evans banned from Alfred Dunhill Links golf tournament after being 'barred for life'

The Alfred Dunhill Links pro-am golf tournament is underway, but radio DJ Chris Evans is not one of the famous names competing, having previously been banned from the event

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22 h. ago Wallabies look to end Rugby Championship on high with turbulent times ahead | Jack Snape

Australia’s focus may be on beating the All Blacks on Saturday but R360 upheaval is looming and a change of coach just months awayThe Wallabies’ hopes for an unlikely Rugby Championship triumph are hanging by a thread ahead of their final match against the All Blacks in Perth on Saturday, and despite looming international upheaval the Australians are trying not to look further ahead.The final home Test for 2025 is followed by a trip to Japan and then Europe – a spring tour that will demonstrate the level of improvement under coach Joe Schmidt, who will hand over the reins to Les Kiss next year. The rugby calendar changes next year due to the anticipated start of a nations cup, and the hibernation of the Rugby Championship due to alternative plans made by the Springboks and All Blacks. Continue reading...

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32 h. ago Stars at the Dunhill Championship 2025: 15 pictures of huge celebrities playing the golf tournament

Celebrity spotters have been kept busy in St Andrews and Carnoustie this week.

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37 h. ago Eat, sleep, rave, ribbit! How Tribe of Frog became the UK’s trippiest, happiest club night

Playing the oft-reviled subgenre of psytrance, this Bristol event is celebrating its 25th year. Amid the UV paint and crochet frog hats, we find out why it’s thrivingSaturday’s sunset has long gone, but there’s so much UV paint glowing in Bristol nightclub Lakota that I feel I might end up with a tan from it. A throng of ravers throw shapes while a shamanic selector, flanked on stage by two dancers, pumps out squelchy beats. Colourfully daubed faces light up with joy and arms swirl into spacey lasers, ready to break through into a different dimension. For one night only, I am an initiated member of the Tribe of Frog, a Bristolian club night that’s been putting on mind-boggling parties like this for the last 25 years.To mark the occasion, the team has gone mad as a box of proverbial amphibians with the kaleidoscopic decor, but the soundtrack is the same as ever: psytrance. This is a 135bpm-plus, four-to-the-floor, knowingly melodramatic, multi-layered offshoot of trance with mesmeris...

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68 h. ago Andy Murray's Dunhill Links partner revealed as big guns start out at Carnoustie

Draw made for DP World Tour Pro-Am, with chairman among big LIV Golf contingent in field

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3 d. ago Celebs out on force for Alfred Dunhill Links Championship 2025

Andy Murray was seen during the practice rounds having turned to golf following his retirement from tennis.

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3 d. ago The Breakdown | Every World Cup match felt like a celebration of women’s rugby – the breakthrough we’ve dreamed of

When I started covering the Red Roses they played Six Nations games after many fans had left, but their World Cup triumph at a sold-out Twickenham is a new dawnA turning point, a line in the sand, a pivotal moment. Whatever you want to call it, this Rugby World Cup, and the final in particular, is a point women’s rugby won’t be turning back from. The showpiece at a sold-out Twickenham was a moment decades in the making, a long-held dream for so many in the sport.This summer has been unbelievable. The sight of thousands of fans in the stands, and not only for the England games, was just what the game needed. People travelled from abroad to support their nations but local communities also turned out for all 16 teams, which led Ruahei Demant, the New Zealand co-captain, to call England “world-leading” in supporting women’s sport. Every match also felt like a celebration of the game, whether that was down to players being applauded off their coaches, a fan at Twickenham saying “we’re al...

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3 d. ago 'I lost three limbs but I'm still playing golf for my country': The life

IAN HERBERT: All have been injured during military action in life-changing ways, and all have turned to golf; shrugging off the loss of limbs, and a struggle for purpose, to excel again.

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3 d. ago 'I lost three limbs but I'm still playing golf for my country': Inside the quiet and respectful tournament of wounded war heroes that shames the boorish heckling of the Ryder Cup

IAN HERBERT: All have been injured during military action in life-changing ways, and all have turned to golf; shrugging off the loss of limbs, and a struggle for purpose, to excel again.

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4 d. ago Rory McIlroy and Tommy Fleetwood star in wild Ryder Cup celebrations as Europe fans warned

Team Europe held off a spirited comeback from Team USA to secure a record-breaking win at the 2025 Ryder Cup, sparking wild celebrations from the players involved

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4 d. ago Fans, players celebrate in London after England defeat Canada in Women's Rugby World Cup final

Fans, players celebrate in London after England defeat Canada in Women's Rugby World Cup final  Yahoo

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5 d. ago Ryder Cup prize money and how much players earn for winning golf tournament

Team USA are being paid to play in this year's Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black, while Team Europe will not make a penny, even if they come out on top in New York

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5 d. ago When is the next Ryder Cup? Date and venue for 2027 tournament

The tournament returns to Europe for its centennial edition

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6 d. ago Trump says he expects charges for other adversaries after Comey indictment

President says ‘I think there’ll be others’ as justice department condemned for enacting retribution campaign Donald Trump said on Friday that he expected more people whom he considers his political enemies to face criminal charges, a day after the justice department indicted former FBI director James Comey and faced a torrent of criticism for enacting the president’s campaign of retribution.“It’s not a list, but I think there’ll be others,” Trump said as he departed the White House to travel to the Ryder Cup golf tournament. “I mean, they’re corrupt. They were corrupt radical left Democrats.” Continue reading...

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7 d. ago Trump and Michael Jordan among celebrities attending the 2025 Ryder Cup: full list

Biennial golf tournament between American and European teams kicked off Friday in Long Island, New York

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7 d. ago Celebrity Traitors star begs fans to buy tickets for her shows as she fumes she’s ’playing to empty venues’

Celebrity Traitor's Cat Burns has been begging her fans to support her music by purchasing tickets for her upcoming tour. It comes after she's seen lower than anticipated figures for ticket sales and worries she's going to be 'playing to empty venues'. The songstress - who is currently on The Celebrity Traitor's gameshow - took...

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7 d. ago Harper Beckham has joined Instagram two weeks before Victoria's Netflix documentary is set to air

As the only daughter of Britain's biggest celebrity family who play their lives out on Instagram, it was only a matter of time before teenager Harper Beckham signed up to social media.

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8 d. ago Sarah Ferguson accused of 'playing the victim card' by Prince Andrew's biographer

A royal biographer has called out Sarah Ferguson for 'playing the victim' amid her scandal involving convicted paedophile Jeffery Epstein.

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