Month: February 2021

On a course that was supposed to keep the world’s best in check, Collin Morikawa still got to 18 under as he won the WGC-Workday Championship at The Concession Golf Club. Here’s everything you need to know from Sunday in Bradenton, Florida: Leaderboard: Collin Morikawa (-18), Viktor Hovland (-15), Brooks Koepka (-15), Billy Horschel (-15), Scottie
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In 2020, Sam Ryder was the most viewed UK artist on TikTok. His powerful vocals and short, snappy cover versions meant he built up millions of followers, as well as famous admirers like Justin Bieber and Alicia Keys. Sam’s always been involved in the music industry but hasn’t seen success like this before. As a
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More than a year after the death of Kobe Bryant, his wife is taking issue with tweets posted immediately after his helicopter crash calling attention to his past rape accusation. Vanessa Bryant posted two tweets onto her Instagram story from actress Evan Rachel Wood and documentary producer Abigail Disney. Both tweets, which received blowback from
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The most enduring image from the USA women’s gymnastics 2012 Olympic team wasn’t of gold-medal-celebrating athletes or a stuck landing at the end of a championship routine. It was one of self-doubt and disappointment. It came courtesy of McKayla Maroney, undeniably the world’s best vaulter at the time, who nonetheless was denied a gold medal
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Source: NHS England, NHS Scotland, Public Health Wales, Gov.uk dashboard, BBC research Data for England is by Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) area. The data was previously only available at Sustainability and Transformation Partnership or Integrated Care System level. For Scotland and Wales it is by health board. Comparable Northern Ireland data is not available by
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