Woad five behind as Japanese duo lead Women’s Open
Lottie Woad shoots a level-par first round to lie five shots off the AIG Women’s Open lead jointly held by Eri Okayama and Rio Takeda.
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Aaron Sorkin’s Social Network sequel might recast Mark Zuckerberg
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Canada joins UK and France in setting out plans to back Palestinian State.
Trump v Carney (Again)
Canada joins UK and France in setting out plans to back Palestinian State.
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Google loses appeal over app store overhaul in Epic Games case
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