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Scottie Scheffler's caddie Ted Scott enjoyed another major windfall on Sunday when the American slipped on his second Green Jacket after winning The Masters. In doing so, Scheffler scooped the record $3.5million (£2.8m) prize fund and took his remarkable season to another level. The World No. 1 finished on 11-under par for the tournament at Augusta National after a superb four-under par round on Sunday.

Scottie Scheffler's triumph at the Masters has led to another major windfall for his caddie Ted Scott as the American continued his stunning season. Scheffler scooped the record £2.8million prize by winning a second Green Jacket at the Masters on Sunday. The World No 1 finished on 11-under par for the tournament at Augusta National, clinching a second victory in three years.

Following a goalless 120 minutes, Wales agonisingly missed out on a spot in Germany this summer as Poland triumphed a play-off final 5-4 on penalties at Cardiff City Stadium. Following Page's demise, there were concerns about the future, but those concerns were quickly dismissed by Football Association of Wales President Steve Williams.

Since a convicted killer was wrongly incarcerated next to a young elderly woman who was unable to beat to death with a wooden coffee table, a ferocious Tory MP has requested a public inquiry. When he murdered Pauline Quinn, 73, at her sheltered accommodation bungalow in Worksop, Nottingham, when she refused to pay him money for booze, Dangerous Lawrence Bierton, 63, had drunk rum and vodka and was high on crack cocaine and Subutex, a drug. He was on licence at the time of the shooting after being sentenced to life in 1996 for murdering sisters Aileen Dudill, 79, and Elsie Gregory, 72, who lived in Rotherham.

Lawrence Bierton, a violent prisoner, will die in prison today after being sentenced to a whole life term for the brutal murder of neighbor Pauline Quinn, 73. When he murdered Mrs Quinn at her sheltered accommodation bungalow in Worksop, Notts, Bierton, 63, an alcoholic, was high on crack cocaine and Subutex, a heroin. When she refused to pay her husband money for booze, she didn't have to worry about him. He was on parole at the time of the shooting after being sentenced to life in 1996 for murdering sisters Aileen Dudill, 79, and Elsie Gregory, 72, who live in Rotherham. Authorities had transferred him to Rayton Spur, a major problem for elderly and vulnerable individuals, a decision that had been described as a'significant mistake,' by the judge.

ALEX BYWATER: On Thursday morning, Wales' World Cup rookies Christ Tshiunza and Mason Grady could barely remember where they were standing at a top-table press conference in Stade de Nice. Both players are in their first senior global showpiece and have come a long way in a short time, but Tshiunza, the Exeter forward, has a special affinity. The 21-year-old was born in Kinshasa, Congo's capital, only after moving to Wales in 2010 where he and his French-speaking relatives shared a one-bedroom apartment. He is now in France for his first World Cup appearance.

Smiths' history of cutting-edge technology goes back more than a century. More recently, it helped with India's successful landing on the Moon's South Pole by providing components on board. It also manufactured the Mars rover's communications module. Despite being involved in such exciting breakthroughs, the company hasn't yet captured investors' interest. Paul Keel, who joined in 2021, was drafted in to change all that. Smiths' shares have increased by around 20% since he took over.

Exclusive BY HARRY SLAVIN: Dennis Wise is on the main stand of the Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia, overlooking the most stunning views that every professional club in Europe has to offer, tracing out the route he takes around Lake Como each morning. In total, it's a 4.4-mile circuit, with the route requiring you to double back halfway as the waterfront path disappears. It's still quiet and peaceful. Just the way the 55-year-old, who had a rocky start on the field behind him, now loves it.