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Golfer drank his own urine for 10 days in bid to beat incurable disease before professional return

Morgan Hoffman underwent a spiritual journey in a bid to beat his muscular dystrophy diagnosis, travelling to Nepal and Costa Rica to explore alternative therapies

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Morgan Hoffmann’s return to PGA Tour has been a fascinating, soul-searching ride, including urine cleansing, hundreds of grapes

"I think I have been put in this position for a reason and I just want to help people believe in themselves."

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Man who cooperated with feds against ‘Uncle Mick’ gambling ring cuts deal

Keith Benson admitted Tuesday that he took money for Vincent DelGiudice from Chicago to an unnamed individual in Las Vegas, who was then supposed to take it to Costa Rica to help fund DelGiudice’s gambling operation.

Chicago Sun-Times

Plane crashes and splits in half in Costa Rica on runway during emergency landing

A video has captured the terrifying moment a DHL cargo plane had a dramatic crash landing in Costa Rica before it split in half on the runway, spewing smoke

Daily Mirror

Watch: DHL cargo plane splits in two after crash landing at Costa Rica airport

The crew lost control of the plane as it landed but were left unharmed

Evening Standard

VIDEO: Plane breaks in two during landing in Costa Rica

A cargo plane skidded off the runway and broke in two during an emergency landing in Costa Rica on Thursday.

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Plane breaks in two after emergency landing in Costa Rica

A cargo plane carrying mail and packages skidded off the runway and broke in two during an emergency landing in Costa Rica on Thursday, causing the temporary closure of the international airport in San Jose.

Bangkok Post

DHL cargo jet breaks in half while making emergency landing at Costa Rican airport

Plane suffers failure of hydraulic system after take-off and returns to airport where it slides off runway

The Independent UK

Cargo jet skids off runaway in Costa Rica, splits in half

A DHL cargo jet has broken in half after sliding off the runway while landing at San Jose’s international airport

The Independent UK

Countries you can travel to from the UK with no Covid rules including Hungary and Mexico

There are places you don't need to prove your Covid or vaccine status

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Full list of countries with no Covid travel rules including Mexico and Jamaica

Countries that UK travellers can visit for holidays without any Covid travel rules in place including Mexico, Iceland, Denmark, Norway, Madeira and Sweden

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Costa Rican president-elect, opposition leader pledge unity after vote

Costa Rica's president-elect Rodrigo Chaves and his defeated rival, former President Jose Maria Figueres, pledged unity after meeting on Tuesday, following an often tempestuous campaign ahead of last Sunday's election.

Reuters

Women watch Costa Rica's president-elect warily

The election of conservative economist Rodrigo Chaves to be Costa Rica's next president has worried many women because of sexual harassment allegations against him

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NEWSMAKER-Unheralded Costa Rican economist's unlikely path to presidency

Rodrigo Chaves was an unheralded economist in his native Costa Rica until a series of personal setbacks propelled him into a brief, ill-fated spell in government, then into the race for the presidency, which he won on Sunday.

Daily Mirror

This Morning viewers swoon as Dr Scott whips his shirt off in Costa Rica

This Morning viewers watched as Dr Scott Miller went on a Costa Rican jolly to explore the Central American aquatic wildlife on Monday

Reuters

Costa Rican maverick Chaves makes pitch to opposition after presidency win

Economist Rodrigo Chaves extended a hand to the opposition upon winning the Costa Rican presidency on Sunday after a bruising election campaign in which the former World Bank official vowed to break with traditional politics.

The Independent UK

Ex-finance minister wins runoff to be Costa Rica's president

A former finance minister who surprised many Costa Ricans by making it into the presidential runoff vote has easily won that ballot and is to become the Central American country’s new leader next month

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Economist Chaves projected to win Costa Rica election: preliminary tally

Economist and former World Bank official Rodrigo Chaves was projected to win Costa Rica's presidential election with around 52.9% of the vote, according to the electoral tribunal's preliminary partial tally of Sunday's run-off ballot.

Reuters

Costa Ricans to choose between outsider and former leader in presidential vote

Costa Ricans will choose a new president on Sunday to steer the Central American country through mounting debt woes and social discontent in a run-off between an anti-establishment outsider and former leader.

The Independent UK

Ex-president, treasury minister meet in Costa Rica runoff

A former president and a treasury minister from Costa Rica’s outgoing administration face off to become the country’s next leader

The Independent UK

Costa Ricans underwhelmed by options for next president

Costa Ricans will vote Sunday for a new president amid widespread apathy, an unending string of controversies between the candidates and no clear favorite

The Independent UK

Migrants hopeful, suspicious at US reopening to asylum

Migrants have been expelled more than 1.7 million times from the U.S. under public health powers invoked in March 2020 to prevent spread of Covid-19

Daily Record

James Sands in World Cup vow as Rangers star issues 'just the start' warning after US qualification

Sands and his team will be going to Qatar despite a 2-0 defeat to Costa Rica and the Rangers star insists they aren't going to make up the numbers.

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