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_5-key-tips-to-the-golf-swing.jpg "In this video Neil Tappin is joined by PGA Professional and Golf Monthly Top 50 Coach Alex Elliott to discuss the 5 best on course swing tips. As we head into the competitive part of the season, these tips are about having just the right level of technical thought to play your best. These tee-to-green tips should help you find a swing that delivers good shots under pressure.")
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_retro-security-blunder-as-prince-charles-pays-surprise-visit-to-northern-ireland-in-march-1991.jpg "In March 1991 the then Prince of Wales, and of course now King Charles II, went on a walkabout in Belfast despite a security leak which had him the talk of the town.<br/>Police marksmen were on surrounding rooftops as part of a major security operation for what was supposed to have been a hush-hush visit.<br/>No official advance information had been given.<br/>But it appeared security had been breached, enabling many people to find out on the Wednesday night.<br/>It was being talked about in pubs and even taxi drivers seemed to know.<br/>One well-wisher said she came along on the strength of being told the previous evening that Prince Charles was to spend a day in the province.<br/>Unruffled, the Royal visitor braved continuous rain, smiled, and chatted to onlookers.<br/>When a girl collecting for a pre-school playgroup thrust her collection tin in the Royal visitor’s direction he relieved an aide of a £10 note and happily obliged.<br/>The Prince started his busy day with a visit to the High Street and St George’s Church which was celebrating its 175th anniversary.<br/>Police and troops sealed off roads, searched nearby shops and carparks for what was the first walkabout in years by such a senior member of the Royal Family.")
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_time100-gala-2024-colman-domingo-kelly-ripa-21-savage-a39ja-wilson-tory-burch-da39vine-joy-randolph-and-more.jpg "The 18th annual TIME100 Gala, celebrating the magazine's list of the world's most influential people, was held at Frederick P. Rose Hall, home of Jazz at Lincoln Center in New York City last night. Actor and TIME100 cover star Taraji P. Henson was the host of the evening, which featured special musical performances by Dua Lipa and Fantasia Barrino and appearances and honorary tributes from members of this year's list, including Patrick Mahomes, Maya Rudolph, 21 Savage, Colman Domingo, Kylie Minogue, Kelley Robinson, and others. For the second time, TIME presented a TIME100 Impact Award at the flagship TIME100 Gala. Michael J. Fox was this year's recipient. The TIME100 Impact Awards recognize a legacy of achievement, spotlighting global leaders who have done extraordinary work to move their industries forward over the course of their careers. Additional members of the 2024 TIME100 list and notable attendees at the gala included: Tory Burch, Jenny Holzer, Jonathan Anderson, Kelly Ripa, Dev Patel, Alex Edelman, E. Jean Carroll, Jack Antonoff, A'ja Wilson, Billy Porter, Connie Walker, Thelma Golden, Dominique Crenn, Lauren Groff, Akiko Iwasaki, Daniel Drucker, Svetlana Mojsov, Rachel Hardeman, Priyamvada Natarajan, Ynon Kreiz, Kelly Sawyer Patricof, Norah Weinstein, Frank Mugisha, Lauren Blauvelt, Yoshua Bengio, Jigar Shah, Beth Ford, Asma Khan, Thasunda Duckett Brown, Sharon Lavigne, Kennedy Odede, Sakshi Malik, Motaz Azaiza, Jesper Brodin and more.")
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_why-is-winning-the-masters-so-special.jpg "Did you know about the Masters Golf?<br/><br/>Golf Monthly is one of the world's leading multi-platform golf media brands.<br/>We exist to help golfers get more out of the game they love. Our team of passionate golfers and experts produce authoritative in-depth reviews of the latest golf equipment to help you buy better, tips and advice to improve your game, ideas for golf courses to play and places to stay and coverage of the game at every level from grassroots up to Tour.")
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_work-underway-to-save-tenby-39s-historic-golf-course-from-further-erosion.jpg "Work to save Tenby Golf Club’s course from further erosion is underway, although some have labelled the plans as a ‘scar’ on the seaside town’s South Beach.<br/>Known as the ‘birthplace of Welsh Golf’ Tenby’s links golf course established in 1888, has over many years, and even more so in recent times, suffered from the ongoing effects of coastal erosion and storm damage at points along its interface with South Beach.<br/>Despite the erection of some ‘soft defences’ at the foot of the dunes, the actions of ‘mother nature’ has now impacted the course to such an extent that parts of adjacent holes are being lost to the erosion.<br/>Two years ago, the Golf Club submitted plans to the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority with proposals to construct a ‘coastal defence project’ to protect the course situated alongside from further erosion.<br/>The application proposed the erection of a ‘temporary coastal defence system’ incorporating gabion baskets and ‘mattresses’ made of steel frames and filled with stone, to be set out in front and laid on top of the existing dune system for an approximate length of 200 metres, to protect the dunes and golf course adjacent to them from storm damage and erosion, for a period of up to 10 years.<br/>The plans were submitted by STRI (acting as the Club’s agent) who are specialists in sports and golf course development, construction, and reconstruction.<br/>Work has finally got underway this month, towards the Penally end of the beach and dunes, however one resident of the village which the golf course encompasses, has been left less than impressed at the early stages of the plans progressing.<br/>“This is the current works being carried out by the Tenby Golf Club members for the sum of £120,000, but in my humble opinion it's a scar on a precious Tenby/Penally visitor asset,” said Penally villager Dave Laming.<br/>Members of Tenby Civic Society also expressed several concerns at the time the application was approved by PCNPA as to the impact on the character of the beach and the locality.<br/>“The South Beach is still a natural beach backed by dunes, but the proposal will make it look more like a man made environment,” said Harry Gardiner from the Civic Society.<br/>“Over the years, damaged by the sea, the caissons would be very unattractive - would they be removed then?” he added.<br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/>")
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_5-key-tips-to-the-golf-swing.jpg "In this video Neil Tappin is joined by PGA Professional and Golf Monthly Top 50 Coach Alex Elliott to discuss the 5 best on course swing tips. As we head into the competitive part of the season, these tips are about having just the right level of technical thought to play your best. These tee-to-green tips should help you find a swing that delivers good shots under pressure.")
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_tips-on-how-to-break-100-in-your-game-of-golf.jpg "Neil Tappin is joined by PGA Professional Alex Elliott look at the keys to breaking one of golf's biggest milestones - 100. Alex offers some simple guidance on how think while you are out on the course, what to practice and he also offers some practical advice on the shots you'll need to develop. These tips are designed to be simple and achievable for any golfer looking to break 100.")
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_red-eye-first-look-promo-itv.jpg "The action takes off when Nolan charitably gives his meat-free meal to the only other vegan on board who was left without... only for him to stagger to the loo and collapse. A dog on board (an emotional support dog, of course) then licks the meal tray and also dies. From there, the narrative goes into autopilot. The pair sit down. Calamity strikes. DCI Li goes up to investigate what turns out to be another dead body. The pilot refuses to make an emergency landing. Li and Nolan sit back down.Red Eye will stream on ITVX and ITV1 from April 21.")
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_retro-security-blunder-as-prince-charles-pays-surprise-visit-to-northern-ireland-in-march-1991.webp "In March 1991 the then Prince of Wales, and of course now King Charles II, went on a walkabout in Belfast despite a security leak which had him the talk of the town.<br/>Police marksmen were on surrounding rooftops as part of a major security operation for what was supposed to have been a hush-hush visit.<br/>No official advance information had been given.<br/>But it appeared security had been breached, enabling many people to find out on the Wednesday night.<br/>It was being talked about in pubs and even taxi drivers seemed to know.<br/>One well-wisher said she came along on the strength of being told the previous evening that Prince Charles was to spend a day in the province.<br/>Unruffled, the Royal visitor braved continuous rain, smiled, and chatted to onlookers.<br/>When a girl collecting for a pre-school playgroup thrust her collection tin in the Royal visitor’s direction he relieved an aide of a £10 note and happily obliged.<br/>The Prince started his busy day with a visit to the High Street and St George’s Church which was celebrating its 175th anniversary.<br/>Police and troops sealed off roads, searched nearby shops and carparks for what was the first walkabout in years by such a senior member of the Royal Family.")
_time100-gala-2024-colman-domingo-kelly-ripa-21-savage-a39ja-wilson-tory-burch-da39vine-joy-randolph-and-more.webp "The 18th annual TIME100 Gala, celebrating the magazine's list of the world's most influential people, was held at Frederick P. Rose Hall, home of Jazz at Lincoln Center in New York City last night. Actor and TIME100 cover star Taraji P. Henson was the host of the evening, which featured special musical performances by Dua Lipa and Fantasia Barrino and appearances and honorary tributes from members of this year's list, including Patrick Mahomes, Maya Rudolph, 21 Savage, Colman Domingo, Kylie Minogue, Kelley Robinson, and others. For the second time, TIME presented a TIME100 Impact Award at the flagship TIME100 Gala. Michael J. Fox was this year's recipient. The TIME100 Impact Awards recognize a legacy of achievement, spotlighting global leaders who have done extraordinary work to move their industries forward over the course of their careers. Additional members of the 2024 TIME100 list and notable attendees at the gala included: Tory Burch, Jenny Holzer, Jonathan Anderson, Kelly Ripa, Dev Patel, Alex Edelman, E. Jean Carroll, Jack Antonoff, A'ja Wilson, Billy Porter, Connie Walker, Thelma Golden, Dominique Crenn, Lauren Groff, Akiko Iwasaki, Daniel Drucker, Svetlana Mojsov, Rachel Hardeman, Priyamvada Natarajan, Ynon Kreiz, Kelly Sawyer Patricof, Norah Weinstein, Frank Mugisha, Lauren Blauvelt, Yoshua Bengio, Jigar Shah, Beth Ford, Asma Khan, Thasunda Duckett Brown, Sharon Lavigne, Kennedy Odede, Sakshi Malik, Motaz Azaiza, Jesper Brodin and more.")
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_work-underway-to-save-tenby-39s-historic-golf-course-from-further-erosion.webp "Work to save Tenby Golf Club’s course from further erosion is underway, although some have labelled the plans as a ‘scar’ on the seaside town’s South Beach.<br/>Known as the ‘birthplace of Welsh Golf’ Tenby’s links golf course established in 1888, has over many years, and even more so in recent times, suffered from the ongoing effects of coastal erosion and storm damage at points along its interface with South Beach.<br/>Despite the erection of some ‘soft defences’ at the foot of the dunes, the actions of ‘mother nature’ has now impacted the course to such an extent that parts of adjacent holes are being lost to the erosion.<br/>Two years ago, the Golf Club submitted plans to the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority with proposals to construct a ‘coastal defence project’ to protect the course situated alongside from further erosion.<br/>The application proposed the erection of a ‘temporary coastal defence system’ incorporating gabion baskets and ‘mattresses’ made of steel frames and filled with stone, to be set out in front and laid on top of the existing dune system for an approximate length of 200 metres, to protect the dunes and golf course adjacent to them from storm damage and erosion, for a period of up to 10 years.<br/>The plans were submitted by STRI (acting as the Club’s agent) who are specialists in sports and golf course development, construction, and reconstruction.<br/>Work has finally got underway this month, towards the Penally end of the beach and dunes, however one resident of the village which the golf course encompasses, has been left less than impressed at the early stages of the plans progressing.<br/>“This is the current works being carried out by the Tenby Golf Club members for the sum of £120,000, but in my humble opinion it's a scar on a precious Tenby/Penally visitor asset,” said Penally villager Dave Laming.<br/>Members of Tenby Civic Society also expressed several concerns at the time the application was approved by PCNPA as to the impact on the character of the beach and the locality.<br/>“The South Beach is still a natural beach backed by dunes, but the proposal will make it look more like a man made environment,” said Harry Gardiner from the Civic Society.<br/>“Over the years, damaged by the sea, the caissons would be very unattractive - would they be removed then?” he added.<br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/>")
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_tips-on-how-to-break-100-in-your-game-of-golf.webp "Neil Tappin is joined by PGA Professional Alex Elliott look at the keys to breaking one of golf's biggest milestones - 100. Alex offers some simple guidance on how think while you are out on the course, what to practice and he also offers some practical advice on the shots you'll need to develop. These tips are designed to be simple and achievable for any golfer looking to break 100.")
_red-eye-first-look-promo-itv.webp "The action takes off when Nolan charitably gives his meat-free meal to the only other vegan on board who was left without... only for him to stagger to the loo and collapse. A dog on board (an emotional support dog, of course) then licks the meal tray and also dies. From there, the narrative goes into autopilot. The pair sit down. Calamity strikes. DCI Li goes up to investigate what turns out to be another dead body. The pilot refuses to make an emergency landing. Li and Nolan sit back down.Red Eye will stream on ITVX and ITV1 from April 21.")
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