The moppy-haired boy from Belfast always thought he would be world No 1. Now expect him to dominate the game for decades, writes James Corrigan in Miami
Westwood and McIlroy set up their showdown
Sunday 26 February 2012
No time to dawdle over the roast beef lunch. The dog will have to walk itself. And you may need to draw the curtains. This is going to be tasty. Settle back in your sofa for Rory McIlroy versus Lee Westwood. And this time, it's personal.
American Football: London calling but Buccaneers reject transatlantic move
Saturday 22 October 2011
With speculation bubbling that the NFL are ready to seriously consider putting a franchise in London, the focus has fallen on the possibility of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers becoming the team to up such historic sticks.
Tupac Shakur's ashes smoked
Wednesday 31 August 2011
Tupac Shakur's group, The Outlawz, smoked his ashes.
Fears for drowned girl's boyfriend
Wednesday 31 August 2011
Police investigating the death of a 17-year-old girl who was found washed up on a beach are growing "increasingly concerned" for her boyfriend.
The 10 best audiobooks
Monday 29 August 2011
As the last grains of sand are shaken from your beach reads, why not use the autumn commute to get stuck into these great recent audiobook releases?
Bomb explodes on beach in Turkey
Sunday 28 August 2011
A small bomb exploded on a beach in a Turkish resort early today, slightly injuring six people and causing panic.
Travel Challenge: A week in the Cape Verde islands
Saturday 27 August 2011
Every week we invite three companies to give us their best deal for a specific holiday. Today: a week in Cape Verde – an archipelago of 10 islands off the coast of West Africa – in early November. Prices are for two, flying on Thomson and include transfers.
Julie Burchill: A new way to keep women at home
Friday 19 August 2011
Goodness knows I'm a broad-minded broad, but I do yearn somewhat for a time when san-pro ads weren't being thrust down one's throat at every available oppo. I'm old enough to remember when the yowling Bodyform ads were considered a bit beyond the pale. Now you can't turn on the TV or open a magazine without being confronted with more periods than a Morse code manual.
Florida student plotted to bomb school
Thursday 18 August 2011
Tampa police have arrested an expelled student after thwarting what they deemed a potentially "catastrophic" plot to set off a bomb at his former high school and cause mass casualties on the first day of classes.
Grandmother saves boy from rottweiler
Tuesday 09 August 2011
A grandmother has saved her seven-year-old grandson from a rottweiler attack on a beach.
Girl buried in sand thanks rescuers
Monday 08 August 2011
A girl buried alive as she dug a hole on a beach has thanked rescuers who saved her life.
Portfolio: Lluis Artus
Sunday 07 August 2011
Anyone who has ever been to a city beach will recognise it as a place that brings out a different kind of behaviour to far-flung beaches populated by relaxed holiday-makers – maybe because many city dwellers use them as an outdoor extension for things they would normally do behind closed doors – in a gym, say, or a club. For the Catalan photographer Lluis Artus, Barcelona's two-and-a-half miles of beach front excites for this very reason. "I went there for a long summer break in 2007, after 10 years of living in London," he says. What he found was a pulsating beach life where "people spent whole days on the sand exercising, relaxing or going on the pull. I thought it offered a great show of culture."
Girl, 15, rescued from beach hole
Friday 05 August 2011
Medics saved the life of a girl today after a hole she was digging on a beach collapsed on her.
Sand burial boy 'sure he would die'
Friday 05 August 2011
A teenager who was buried in 6ft of sand while digging a trench on a California beach said he was certain he would die before rescuers pulled him to safety.







