Mail On Sunday (3 January 2019)
The green jacket has long been a treasured prize in golf, to be worn only by the winner of one of the sport’s greatest tournaments.
Until, that is, a few amateurs in a Cornish fishing village affectionately copied the US Masters by adopting a green jacket for their own competition.
But the players in the Coverack Masters have been told by the mighty Augusta National club in Georgia they are breaching copyright and must stop.
Mail On Sunday (3 January 2019)
Campaigners have voiced their fury over a council’s plans to build homes on a playing field – a decade after the local authority warned there was too little green space when the area’s population was virtually half what it is now.
The plan for 34 new homes on the two-acre Cedar Avenue playing field has infuriated residents of the densely populated Bridge Ward in Newark, Nottinghamshire.
Mail On Sunday (15 September 2018)
The daughter of anarchist Ian Bone has condemned his hate-filled tirade against Jacob Rees-Mogg’s family – and revealed he was an absent father to his own children.
Josephine Bone spoke out after the ranting Left-winger caused outrage by confronting the Tory MP and his wife on their doorstep and telling four of their six children that their father was ‘horrible’ and that ‘people hate him’.
She said Bone had not been part of her life since she was six and had not supported her mother and her siblings financially after her parents’ marriage ended.
Mail Online (13 September 2018)
A chemical weapons expert who appears on the Russia Today TV news channel has been arrested after officers discovered potentially hazardous materials at his home in Devon.
Former research scientist Dr Chris Busby - an outspoken critic of the British Government's handlings of the Salisbury poisoning - was held after officers reported feeling unwell during a raid on his property yesterday morning.
Mail On Sunday (9 September 2018)
The best friend of Sergei Skripal has revealed the Russian spy suspected ‘retribution was coming’ in the weeks before he was poisoned.
Speaking for the first time, Ross Cassidy said Mr Skripal – who betrayed dozens of his old comrades to MI6 – seemed ‘spooked’ and changed his mobile phone amid concern it was being monitored. On the day before the Novichok attack, Mr Cassidy and his wife drove the 67-year-old to Heathrow to pick up his daughter Yulia, 33, who had flown in from Moscow.