-8 S Scheffler (US), -7 B Griffin (US), -5 N Taylor (Can)
Other notables include -2 S Lowry (Irl), -2 X Schauffele (US), -3 T Fleetwood (Eng), 8 J Rose (Eng), and -9 M Fitzpatrick (Eng).
In a “challenging” third round of the Memorial Tournament in Columbus, Ohio, world number one Scottie Scheffler shot a four-under-par 68 to take the lead.
The 28-year-old American resurrected his impressive run of form, going three shots ahead of his compatriot Ben Griffin, who he had led by three early in the day.
Scheffler is chasing a third victory from his last four tournaments, so he went bogey free on Saturday, paring on the first 13 holes, and birdies the next 17 and 18 holes in style.
He held the lead on eight under overall thanks to that surge.
In his level-par 72, Griffin made five birdies and five bogeys.
Nick Taylor, from Canada, is three shots clear of the lead, while Shane Lowry, from Ireland, is in seventh place after one-over 73.
Scheffler described his low-scoring round as “incredibly difficult and proud of how I came out.”
Today’s score of par would have been a pretty good score, in my opinion, around this course.
“I felt like I could have gotten a little bit more out of the round,” he said, “but I felt like I was playing nice and a few lips here and there might have a little bit changed the score.”
I’ll be attempting to chase him down,” Taylor said of the difficulty of the title challenge against Scheffler on Sunday.
Billie Sky has just promoted her team, but she is no longer able to play for them.
Sky is one of 28 transgender women who are prohibited from playing FA-affiliated women’s football and are one of 28 registered for amateur football with the Football Association in England.
The governing body of English football announced that only those who were born biologically female will be able to play women’s football starting on June 1st, in accordance with the UK Supreme Court’s ruling from April 16 that the legal definition of a woman is based on biological sex.
Due to the ruling, Sky must no longer play competitive 11-a-side football for one of her teams, the London Galaxy. Due to the new policy, Goal Diggers FC, which the club has exited from all FA-affiliated leagues, will still allow her to play informally for her other team.
“I just took part in a season with London Galaxy and helped them earn promotion,” she told BBB Sport. “Now I can’t play with them, which is really sad. I put a lot of commitment into that club.
What should I do, exactly? Play with the men, then? because I don’t feel secure there. And I’m wanted by my team-mates in full.
BBB Sport approached a number of grassroots footballers who support the ban.
One football player, who plays in the sixth tier of the women’s game, was willing to provide an anonymous voice to the media while the majority of people did not want to disclose their opinions because they were afraid of reprisals.
Georgie (not her real name) believes that the FA’s new policy “protects the integrity of women’s football,” something we have worked for a long time to achieve.
It’s been my life, I say.
When Sky, a devoted football fan, first started to transition, she had given up on the sport when she was offered the opportunity to join Goal Diggers FC, a club with a London footprint.
“I believe that this is where I spent my first life, when I didn’t consider myself trans or different or weird or whatever. The 28-year-old said, “I just felt like another person here.”
I discovered and adored the community. And that’s how I’ve lived ever since. My main trait is that I am a football player.
Sky, who first admitted to being transgender four years ago, claimed she “had a feeling” the ban was about to come.
She said, “It does feel frightful.” My safety net seems to have just been taken away, in my opinion.
As I’ve grown more confident on the field, I’ve become more confident as a person, and I felt like there was a real empowering nature to playing football for me. And I worry about squandering some of the chance to carry that story.”
The FA has written to transgender players facing a ban and offers “online talking therapy” or assistance with pursuing a career in women’s football, such as coaching or refereeing. The offer has been turned down by Sky.
As a graphic designer, Sky said, “I guess I could go into coaching or refereeing, but that’s not what my passion for the game is.” It’s being present on the pitch, interacting with people, and giving it everything until the last minute.
“An overwhelming sense of security.”
Georgie’s two brothers and uncle, who were heavily involved in the sport, and her family started playing football when she was five years old.
She said, “When I learned about the FA’s decision, it gave me a great sense of reassurance.
I was relieved that something was done to safeguard the integrity of the game, which is a place where I and many other women and girls rely so heavily.
“It’s not about excluding anyone,” he said. It’s about acknowledging the value of fairness and safety in sport.
Georgie, who is in her early 20s, claims that the scientific evidence supports her theory that the physiological differences created during male puberty have advantages that cannot be fully reversed by hormone therapy.
Because there are so few transgender athletes, there is only limited research on the possible impact of transitioning. However, research is still being done right now.
Georgie also told BBB Sport that her opinions are shared by the rest of her team and have been shaped by their experiences.
Two transgender women made up one of the teams we faced. She said, “I’ve witnessed first-hand how the physical differences on the pitch played out.”
None of us had consented to play in that kind of match-up, and yet we were put in that position. This isn’t something we see week in, week out in the women’s game.
Worse, we are told not to speak up when we try to. My coach made it clear as a captain that any insult I made to the FA or match officials, even politely, would likely lead to punishment. Many of us are silenced by that fear of retribution.
The FA changed its rules on April 11 to allow biologically male trans women to play in women’s football following stricter criteria before changing its policy a few days after the Supreme Court’s decision.
H&, M’s most recent pastel pink racket collection is made for tennis and padel-loving girls because the popularity of “tenniscore” is increasing.
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The “tennis core” trend is well and truly here to stay now that Wimbledon is in the near future and Zendaya’s Challengers movie was released last year.
Zendaya took over the fashion world with some of her iconic tennis-inspired press tour looks, and we want to follow in her style footsteps this summer.
With its most recent pastel pink additions to its affordable racket collection, H&, M has come to the rescue. H&, M’s range has everything you need for a game of tennis or padel, plus it will have you looking stylish while you play. It includes functional tennis dresses, pleated mini skirts, and sporty sunglasses.
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Sunnie, an 18-year-old, was the subject of Daniel Dyer’s younger sister’s very special speech for the wedding ceremony that took place at the five-star Langley Hotel in Buckinghamshire.
Dani Dyer and Jarrod Bowen tied the knot in a dream ceremony with their friends and family at a five-star hotel(Image: n.c)
In a low-key wedding, TV star Dani Dyer and her West Ham football team beau Jarrod Bowen wed. Sunnie, Dani’s younger sister, gave a very touching speech during the ceremony.
The former Love Island star, who is a mum to three children, got engaged to Jarrod, 28, after he popped the question in a romantic proposal during a boat trip in Ibiza last year. Dani then returned to the White Isle for her hen do, which took place a week before she was due to walk down the aisle.
The 28-year-old reality star, who is the daughter of Danny Dyer and EastEnders, provided a few details about her nuptials during the planning process. The blushing bride reportedly stayed with her parents, Danny and Jo, on the day of the wedding, but she chose to go for a low-key wedding and wanted to follow tradition.
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In the most recent images of their big day, the newlyweds appear smitten.
Clearly a fan of the Bridgerton aesthetic, the TV star’s nuptials were said to be themed around the Netflix hit, with lots of violins there to perform music. And while the celebrity couple’s fan base is large, the guest list for their VIP wedding has been kept small as the couple are said to have invited only 50 guests to celebrate their big day.
The bride and groom and all their guests dressed to impress for the pastel-themed ceremony, but Dani’s dress stole the show as she walked down the aisle. The Sun reported that Dani’s white off-the-shoulder gown by British designer Suzanne Neville cost a whopping £10,000 and was paid for by Danny and her mum, Jo, 48.
Dani’s younger sister Sunnie, who is 18-years-old, had a very special speech lined up for the big day. According to MailOnlne Sunnie shared a sweet poem at the ceremony. Sunnie read a poem from Sex and The City wedding scene, which went: ‘His hello was the end of her endings. Her laugh was their first step down the aisle. His hand would be hers to hold forever. His forever was as simple as her smile. He said she was what was missing. She said instantly she knew. She was a question to be answered. And his answer was “I do”.’
Dani and Jarrod were in a very important role, but their children had a lot to do. Her two-year-old twin daughters, Santiago, four, and Arty, 11, were page boys, as did Daniel and Jarrod.
Dani and Jarrod tied the knot at the five-star Langley Hotel in Buckinghamshire(Image: n.c)
Dani and Jarrod married in an outdoor ceremony at the five-star Langley Hotel in Buckinghamshire. The £500-a-night hotel was originally built as a hunting lodge for the third Duke of Marlborough and includes 150 acres of formal gardens and parklands, originally designed by Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown, a serpentine lake and an outdoor pool. It is close to Pinewood Studios and just 40 minutes drive from central London, making it a favourite with film stars, including Tom Cruise, Angelina Jolie and Jeff Goldblum.
A large outdoor marquee could be seen in the grounds of the gated complex on Saturday as two security guards stood guard. The marquee is the largest I’ve ever seen, a local said. We’ve had Sheikhs get married here, and I’ve never seen anything like it. It was constructed by them for days.
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We’ll see if that holds true as the night progresses, noting that everything has been very civilized so far. Tom Cruise landed in his helicopter while Angelina Jolie stayed, too. While making a Jurassic Park movie at nearby Pinewood Studios, Jeff Goldblum also spent months here.
After Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) fans celebrated their club’s victory in the Champions League final, hundreds of people were detained in Paris as a result of clashes with police.
Nearly 50 000 people had watched the city’s Champs-Elysees Avenue and PSG’s Parc des Princes stadium’s 5-0 win against Inter Milan on large screens as a result of an altercation broke out after nearly 300 people were detained by police in the city’s Champs-Elysees avenue and Parc des Princes stadium.
In the wild celebrations, fireworks and flames were ignited, buses were destroyed, and cars were torched.
The majority of fans gathered in a quiet manner, many of whom sang and danced in the streets or blared their car horns.
In anticipation of the raucous celebrations, about 5,400 police officers were stationed all over , Paris .
According to Paris police, the majority of the nearly 300 detained were suspected of bringing about disorder and possessing fireworks.
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Footage shared on social media, which hasn’t been verified by the BBC, appeared to show people trying to break into several Chanel and Foot Locker stores on the Champs-Elysées.
Riot police reportedly shot tear gas at the crowds while preventing them from reaching the Arc de Triomphe with a water cannon.
On the ring road in Paris and elsewhere, police and crowds brawl. Near PSG’s Parc des Princes stadium, at least two vehicles were torched.
Bruno Retailleau, the interior minister of France, wrote on social media that “true PSG supporters are enjoying their team’s magnificent match.
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In Grenoble, south of Paris, police reported a car struck PSG fans, injuring four people, according to police outside Paris.
According to police, all of the injured were members of the same family. Two people suffered serious injuries.
Tens of thousands of supporters are expected to converge on Paris’ Champs-Elysees on Sunday to celebrate their return with a victory parade.
One star sign is attempting to maintain harmony on June 1 while another is feeling generous.
Find out what’s written in the stars with our astrologer Russell Grant(Image: Daily Record/GettyImages)
One star sign makes an effort to keep costs low while another is given a reward for their hard work on Sunday, June 1.
There are 12 zodiac signs – Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, and Pisces – and the horoscopes for each can give you the lowdown on what your future holds, be it in work, your love life, your friends and family or more.
These daily forecasts have been compiled by astrologer Russell Grant, who has been reading star signs for over 50 years. From Aries through to Pisces, here’s what today could bring for your horoscope – and what you can do to be prepared.
Aries (Mar 21 – Apr 20)
Engage in community service if you’re bored. Discover what is happening in your surroundings. Keep it balanced if you find yourself volunteering for a charity. You want to get involved and experience value, but you don’t want this to start destroying your life.
Taurus (Apr 21 – May 21)
Have faith in your abilities, and let others see what you can do. People will approve of your plans and ideas when you’re at your most charming. You have some fantastic ideas that will have your competitors gnawing on you.
Gemini (May 22 – June 21)
You’ve carefully planned and kept your attention on your intentions, and you’re almost at the end of it. Planning for your next one is now a wise decision because it prevents you from feeling stuck and helps you move forward.
Cancer (June 22 – July 23)
Unexpectedly intense conversation will emerge. Strive to be open and honest when expressing your feelings and thoughts. Be sure to keep a promise you make. Today, you will be guided by the adage that words speak for themselves.
Leo (July 24 – Aug 23)
You may come across as a little too pushy and forceful because you have strong feelings for certain issues. Let others determine their own conclusions. Give them a chance to think, as not everyone can think as quickly as you do. You might lose excitement if you spend a lot of money.
Virgo (Aug 24 – Sept 23)
It feels incredibly satisfying to realize how much effort you’ve put in the last few days has paid off. You may be able to accomplish something extraordinary. Your mind is now plethora of fresh ideas that will keep you inspired because you are so close to accomplishing this goal.
Libra (Sept 24 – Oct 23)
Make wise decisions about how you spend your free time. You might have to choose between pursuing a new community project or keeping to yourself. You possess abilities that could be useful in a group project. Your time would be used effectively for this.
Scorpio (Oct 24 – Nov 22)
You’ll be surprised by some unrest at home or at work. Someone who tends to be quiet and avoids the background will step forward and make some obscene demands. Things will settle. Be patient and maintain peace until then.
Sagittarius (Nov 23 – Dec 21)
A cheerful note is expected to come to an end for a joint venture or community project. Your romantic life might not be as harmonious, in contrast. Keep an eye out for any possible lies involving property or shared assets. Someone you had a lot of faith in hasn’t been truthful with you.
Capricorn (Dec 22 – Jan 20)
Finding happiness is not a lot of money. Never have you imposed excessive demands on yourself. Today, having fun with friends, taking a leisurely stroll through your neighborhood, or visiting an art gallery can be all you need. Your wallet should have your bank card.
Aquarius (Jan 21 – Feb 19)
Friendship events serve as reminders of how fortunate you are to have such a large number of good people in your life. You and your partner are discussing making a long-term commitment. You may need some alone time to sort through your feelings because you have a lot of thoughts going through your head.
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Pisces (Feb 20 – Mar 20)
You appear to be feeling incredibly generous and loving. A special occasion meal at your favorite restaurant is a treat. Give a friend a helping hand when they are dealing with a challenging issue. Sharing your own experiences can help someone realize they are not the only one.
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