Six of the seven PGA Tour events this year had international winners, and the Mexico Open kept up with trend Thursday when Jeremy Paul of Germany, Kris Ventura of Norway and Harry Hall of England shared the lead at 7-under 64.

Six of the seven PGA Tour events this year had international winners, and the Mexico Open kept up with trend Thursday when Jeremy Paul of Germany, Kris Ventura of Norway and Harry Hall of England shared the lead at 7-under 64.

Six of the seven PGA Tour events this year had international winners, and the Mexico Open kept up with trend Thursday when Jeremy Paul of Germany, Kris Ventura of Norway and Harry Hall of England shared the lead at 7-under 64.

Six of the seven PGA Tour events this year had international winners, and the Mexico Open kept up with trend Thursday when Jeremy Paul of Germany, Kris Ventura of Norway and Harry Hall of England shared the lead at 7-under 64.

Six of the seven PGA Tour events this year had international winners, and the Mexico Open kept up with trend Thursday when Jeremy Paul of Germany, Kris Ventura of Norway and Harry Hall of England shared the lead at 7-under 64.

All of the 24 group games at UEFA Women's EURO 2025 have their share of intrigue as the action gets under way in Switzerland from 2 July. We pick out six standout matches in the race for knockout slots.

The big reason England is falling behind other European nations in life expectancy - Researchers are calling for urgent action to stop the trend

The rate of improvement was lower in 2011–19 than in 1990–2011 in all countries except for Norway. From 1990 to 2011, life expectancy in England rose by an average of 0.25 years. This slowed ...

Life expectancy in England is rising more slowly than in the rest of Europe, according to a Lancet study. Obesity, bad diet and a lack of physical activity are behind a decade of life expectancy stagnation, the researchers said, with stalling progress to tackle deaths from heart disease and cancer.

Six of the seven PGA Tour events this year had international winners, and the Mexico Open kept up with trend Thursday when Jeremy Paul of Germany, Kris Ventura of Norway and Harry Hall of England shared the lead at 7-under 64.

In both 2005 and 2009 Germany confirmed their status as world champions by retaining the Women's EURO title, winning every match on their way each time. Now Spain, who beat England 1-0 to claim the 2023 World Cup in Sydney and subsequently also won the first UEFA Women's Nations League, attempt to emulate Germany's feats.