Seven of the world's top 10, including numbers one and two Luke Donald and Rory McIlroy, are in head-to-head combat at Muirfield Village in Ohio this week for the Memorial Tournament.

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British housewife Lindsay Sandiford is facing possible execution yesterday after being arrested on suspicion of smuggling £1.6m worth of cocaine into Bali

British housewife may face death penalty for smuggling cocaine

A British housewife was facing possible execution yesterday after being arrested on suspicion of smuggling £1.6m worth of cocaine into Bali.

British housewife could face death penalty over Bali cocaine smuggling

A British housewife could face the death penalty after being arrested over a £1.6 million cocaine haul on a tropical island.

Codeine addicted Nurofen tamperer Christopher McGuire jailed for 18 months

A codeine addict who contaminated packets of Nurofen Plus in a ruse to fund his habit was jailed today for 18 months.

Venus rising: Williams has climbed to No 52 in the rankings but must maintain her form to play at the Olympics because only the top 56 players can take part

Venus chases Olympic prize after her year of turmoil

Unlike her sister Serena, who is unbeaten on clay this year and looks as formidable as ever, Venus Williams does not expect to win the French Open. Never in her long career, however, has a fortnight at Roland Garros meant more to the 31-year-old American, whose results here could determine whether she reaches what could be the last great goal of her tennis life.

Irish customs officers recover haul of 40,000 ecstasy tablets

Some 40,000 ecstasy tablets and 8,000 illicit cigarettes have been recovered by customs officers.

Illness forces Elton to cancel concerts

Sir Elton John yesterday cancelled three nights of performances in Las Vegas after being hospitalised with a serious respiratory infection.

Dwain Chambers feels 'like a kid again' after being invited to race in elite competition

Chambers hopes Bolt can help him secure Games qualifying time

Reprieved sprinter faces new hurdle in quest for place at home Olympics

Rabies case in UK after dog bite in Asia

A rare case of rabies, a potentially fatal disease, was confirmed in the UK yesterday.

Amir Khan:

Boxing: Khan to take on Garcia for title

Amir Khan will fight the undefeated American Danny Garcia on 14 July for the WBC world light-welterweight title.

Deep concerns over government plans to cut benefits for alcoholics and drug addicts who refuse treatment

Doctors and addiction charities today expressed deep concerns over government plans to cut the benefits of people suffering from alcoholism or drug addiction who refuse treatment.

£2m drugs haul seized from lorry

Two attempts to smuggle drugs, including nearly 80lb (36kg) of heroin, into the UK have been foiled by Border Force officials.

Amir Khan:

Boxing: Amir Khan announces fight with Danny Garcia

Amir Khan is set to fight WBC light-welterweight champion Danny Garcia on July 14.

Drug dealer who shot addict jailed for life

A man who murdered a drug addict over a £50 robbery and then had trial witnesses threatened has been jailed for life.

Juror fined for smoking cannabis

A juror on a rape trial who smoked a cannabis joint in his lunch hour has been fined £450 after admitting contempt of court.

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