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KPMG Women's PGA Championship 2025 Tee Times: Round Three

Jeeno Thitikul leads by three strokes going into the weekend at the KPMG Women's PGA Championship, with the 22-year-old searching for a first Major title

Golf Monthly

Sir David Beckham's mother can't stop crying after knighthood announcement

Sir David Beckham has revealed his mother Sandra "cried" all through their lunch together after the recent announcement of his knighthood.

BANG Premier

My cultural awakening: a shock at a Shakespeare production made me quit the bank for theatre

Seeing the RSC’s breathtaking 1978 production of The Taming of the Shrew showed how a working-class boy like me could get into theatre

The Guardian - UK

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Louisiana Woman Killed in Car Wreck. Her Fiancé Died in Another Car Wreck on His Way to Her

A Louisiana man was killed in a car accident on the same stretch of highway road his fiancée died on in the same way just minutes prior, officials say.

Latin Times

Father racing to get to his fiancee after she was killed in car wreck dies in a similar crash on same road

Tributes have poured in for the 25-year-old mom who is remembered for the ‘most lively smile & spirit’

The Independent UK

Everton condemn racist abuse aimed at Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s wife

Everton said they are working with Merseyside police to identify the people behind the abuse while Abdoulaye Doucouré will leave the club this summer

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s out of control’: the fight against US ‘tip-creep’

With tipping reported at self-checkouts, drive-throughs and even vending machines, some consumers are pushing back

The Guardian - UK

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David Beckham at 50: his gorgeous, outrageous life in 50 pictures

One of the most photographed men in the world, he has gone from captain of the England football team to elder statesman. We look back at the red cards, redemption, scandals, fashion and family life

The Guardian - UK

Meet the NiD25 – The Future of Design Starts Now

We're very proud to announce the designers making up the first NiD25, who will help to change the face of the industry given the right support

Homes & Gardens

TV tonight: Mishal Husain uncovers her utterly fascinating family history

The broadcaster gets the Who Do You Think You Are? treatment. Plus: Joe Lycett’s big Brummie adventure continues. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

Major parties 'off the mark' in key battleground

Voters are unsure who to back in one of the nation's most marginal seats, pointing to an uninspiring campaign and misgivings about a contender.

AAP

Badr El Idrissi Mokdad: The visionary behind the automotive customer service revolution

In an automotive sector known for inconsistent customer experiences, one passionate entrepreneur is redefining the rules of the game

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Eddie O’Gorman obituary

Businessman who founded Britain’s leading child cancer charity after the deaths of his son and daughter from the disease

The Guardian - UK

Sandra was estranged from her mother after experiencing childhood trauma. The grief when she died was complicated

It was important for the daughter to acknowledge her sadness but to disentangle it from concepts of guilt, shame and responsibility

The Guardian - AU

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Our chooks’ clucking and scratching was a backing track to our domestic lives – until the fox came

I tell myself a short life ranging around my back yard is better than a long one in a cramped cage. And we prepare the pen for the next chickens

Evening Standard

Who is the new BBC Radio 2 host Scott Mills and how much is he paid?

Mills started his career at the age of 16 on a local radio station near where he grew and said he “worked his whole life” to get to where he is today

The Guardian - UK

‘We’d be stuck’: alarm as UK’s last braille typewriter repairer ponders retirement

Alan Thorpe is Britain’s last certified fixer of the Perkins, a machine vital for teaching blind children to read and write

The Guardian - UK

We can be heroes: the inspiring people we met around the world in 2024 – part one

From an exuberant mountaineering woman to a boy representing unheard refugees, here are some of the brave individuals that gave us hope

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The Independent UK

‘They stay awake in school’: The children who used to sleep in classroom corners that now have their own beds

After The Independent’s Christmas campaign last year bought 900 beds for youngsters, one mother says her three children are sleeping much better now that they proudly own bunk beds

The Guardian - UK

‘The joy went out of my life’: the pensioners struggling after loss of winter fuel payment

Many readers back the government’s decision to cut payment, saying they didn’t need the money, but others say it has made life harder

Bored Panda

MIL Sets Her Eyes On $5k Handmade Crib, Claims She Needs It As She’ll Be Raising The Baby Herself

Grandma wants to raise daughter’s baby herself and steal her precious heirloom crib, but ends up with supervised visits instead. The post MIL Sets Her Eyes On $5k Handmade Crib, Claims She Needs It As She’ll Be Raising The Baby Herself first appeared on Bored Panda.

The Conversation

To really narrow digital divides, Canada should consistently fund adult education programs

Meaningful internet access goes beyond having easy and everyday access to broadband internet and digital devices. Equally important is whether Canadians can use their digital access for their benefit. That depends on their ability to acquire and apply the skills necessary to navigate the online world.

Evening Standard

I'm A Celebrity star Barry McGuigan's family: tragic loss of daughter and sons' boxing careers

The former world champion boxer reveals the heartbreaking loss of his daughter Danika in an emotional scene in the Australian jungle

The Guardian - UK

‘I do an illegal job, stealing’: the women forced to scavenge in Bolivia’s tin mines

Some work underground, others pick over tailings; all are running huge risks. But in the town of Huanani, the mines are the only way to support a family

Newcastle Herald

'A leader and a true gentleman': late councillor Andrea Rufo leaves strong legacy

'He will be sorely missed by so many.'

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