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Charlotte who? Stephen Bear moves on from Crosby woes in epic style

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INSTAGRAMBEACH BREAK: Stephen Bear is currently in BaliShortly before Christmas the Ex On The Beach hunk begged his Geordie Shore lover to get back with him after their romance crashed and burned in front of the nation.In an emotional Instagram post he wrote: "Dear Charlotte, I really messed up, if I can rewind the clock back maybe I wouldn’t of done the things I did and say. Life’s about making mistakes."I've just been really sad recently and I need to get it off my chest."Charlotte Crosby and Stephen Bear relationship in pictures They're both two of the hottest reality stars on TV at the moment! See their relationship in picturesINSTAGRAMHURT: Stephen Bear begged Charlotte to take him back “” He continued: "I know being with me isn’t easy and I will probably send...

Hero World Challenge: Tiger Woods returns in style at Albany

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Tiger Woods' return went about as well as he could have hoped. Playing in his first competitive tournament since the Dubai Desert Classic last February, Woods carded a 3-under-par 69 Thursday in the opening round of the Hero World Challenge at Albany Golf Course in The Bahamas. Woods had five birdies against two bogeys during the round. The former longtime world No. 1 and 14-time major champion shot a 1-under 35 on the front nine with a birdies at the par-5, 572-yard No. 3 and par-3, 216-yard No. 8 holes opposite a bogey at No. 9. Woods opened the back nine with a birdie at No. 10 and rolled in back-to-back birdies at Nos. 13-14 before bogeying No. 15. He finished with three straight pars, placing him three shots behind leader Tommy Fleetwood of England. "I didn't know what I could do," Wo...

Pakistan win Champions Trophy in style – report & highlights

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Media playback is not supported on this device Champions Trophy final, The OvalPakistan 338-4 (50 overs): Fakhar 114, Azhar 59, Hafeez 57*India 158 all out (30.3 overs): Pandya 76, Amir 3-16, Hasan 3-19Pakistan won by 180 runsScorecardPakistan produced an incredible display to thrash fierce rivals India and win the Champions Trophy at The Oval. Fakhar Zaman hit a spectacular century to propel Pakistan to 338-4 in the scorching south London sunshine. Mohammad Amir then tore through the India top order to help reduce the defending champions to 54-5. India eventually limped to 158, Pakistan winning by 180 runs to take their first global 50-over title since 1992. Watch extended highlights on BBC Two at 23:15 BST (23:45 in Wales and 00:10 in ...