Tiger Woods wins his first event for two years as he triumphs in the Chevron World Challenge.

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Woods ends two-year title drought

Tiger Woods’s former caddie Steve Williams apologises to his ex-boss for comments which he admits could be “construed as racist”.

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A 10-year-old girl was sexually assaulted in the Temple Hills area as she was walking home from school Thursday afternoon, authorities said. The girl, who lived in the Temple Hills area, was walking alone in the 3100 block of Scottish Drive when a boy who appeared to be between 14 and 16-years-old grabbed her and forced her into a nearby wooded area, police said. The boy sexually assaulted the 10-year-old until he was scared away by people who heard the girl’s cries for help and went into the woods, authorities said. Read full article > >

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Girl sexually assaulted walking home from school

A 10-year-old girl was sexually assaulted in the Temple Hills area as she was walking home from school Thursday afternoon, authorities said. The girl, who lived in the Temple Hills area, was walking alone in the 3100 block of Scottish Drive when a boy who appeared to be between 14 and 16-years-old grabbed her and forced her into a nearby wooded area, police said. The boy sexually assaulted the 10-year-old until he was scared away by people who heard the girl’s cries for help and went into the woods, authorities said. Read full article > >

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Girl sexually assaulted walking home from school

Berlin police appeal for information to help them identify a teenager who appeared in the city saying he had been living in the woods for five years.

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Mystery over German ‘forest boy’

Berlin police appeal for information to help them identify a teenager who appeared in the city saying he had been living in the woods for five years.

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Mystery over German ‘forest boy’

MOSCOW — In a tiny hut in the woods where he survives without fixed address or running water, Abdul Malik keeps a neatly pressed suit hanging on the wall above his thin mattress, an emblem of the respectable life that should have been his, destroyed by the aftershocks of the Soviet planned economy. Malik, a 22-year-old from Tajikistan, was only 2 when the Soviet Union disintegrated under its own unsupportable weight in 1991, leaving outposts of the far-flung empire stranded economically, many in the future generations doomed to destitution. Read full article > >

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Poor Central Asians migrate to Moscow

Tiger Woods misses the cut as unheralded Americans Jason Dufner and Keegan Bradley lead the US PGA in Atlanta.

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Erratic Woods misses US PGA cut

JOHNS CREEK, GA. — When Tiger Woods stuffed his approach shot to within three feet of the pin Thursday morning at Atlanta Athletic Club’s 14th hole, the full brunt of a brutally hot day hadn’t yet settled over the course, and there was no telling what was to come in the first round of the PGA Championship . At that moment, after he rolled in his third birdie in his first five holes, the possibility existed that Woods — absent from contention so often recently — was back. “I was having mechanical thoughts through those holes, and I figured I was 3 under, I can start letting it go now, and just play by instinct and feel,” Woods said. “And [I] just screwed up my whole round. I’m not at that point where I can do that yet.” Read full article > >

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Tiger Woods struggles to worst round ever at PGA Championship

Tiger Woods returns to major action at the Atlanta Athletic Club in Georgia, while Darren Clarke and Rory McIlroy are paired together for the opening rounds.

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Live text – US PGA Championship

When Padraig Harrington closed out his victory in the 2008 PGA Championship, the golf world was in something of a working order. Tiger Woods ’s enthralling victory on one healthy leg in that summer’s U.S. Open still enveloped the sport. Even with Woods on the sidelines healing up, Harrington seemed a worthy player to fill the void. Golf, back then, had a nice, settled, star-filled order: Woods was the No. 1 player in the world. Phil Mickelson and Harrington, with three major championships apiece at that point, ranked second and third. Sergio Garcia and Vijay Singh , two of the most recognizable faces in the international game, ranked fourth and fifth. The group of favorites for any major championship was easily identified. Read full article > >

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A wide-open U.S. Open

Tiger Woods, the world’s most prominent golfer and the sport’s biggest draw, announces injuries will keep him out of next week’s U.S. Open at Congressional in Bethesda. He not won a tournament of any kind since November 2009 Read full article > >

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Injuries keep Tiger Woods out of U.S. Open

Tiger Woods reveals he will miss this month’s US Open because of injuries to his left knee and Achilles.

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Frustrated Woods to miss US Open

Thousands of immigrants who were lured to Spain by dreams of easy money and a better life now live in encampments in the woods.

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Chasing Riches From Africa to Europe and Finding Only Squalor

Tiger Woods will soon fall from the world’s top 10 golfers for the first time in 14 years. In the next rankings, to be published Monday, Woods will rank, at best, at No. 11. The last time he was out of the top 10 was April 6, 1997, the week before he…

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Tiger Woods to Drop From Top 10