Fans escape without injury after towering trees fall at Masters
Scared spectators at the Masters esceped without injury after three tall pine trees fell near them at Augusta National on Friday.
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Lens beat Strasbourg to keep pressure on PSG
Lens claimed their fourth straight win with a 2-1 victory over Strasbourg on Friday to close the gap on Ligue 1 leaders Paris Saint-Germain to just three points.
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Masters play halted until Saturday
Second-round play was halted until Saturday at the 87th Masters after a storm with gusty winds, heavy rain and lightning struck Augusta National, toppling three trees but causing no injuries.
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French women win on new coach Herve Renard's debut
France's women comfortably beat Colombia 5-2 on Friday in the first match for new coach Herve Renard.
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Russia formally charges US reporter
Moscow has formally charged US journalist Evan Gershkovich with espionage, Russian news agencies reported Friday, accusations rejected both by the reporter and his employer.
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Pope skips Good Friday procession due to cold weather
Pope Francis, who is recovering from bronchitis and last week spent three nights in hospital, did not attend the traditional "Way of the Cross" prayer service on Good Friday, the Vatican said.
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Three trees fall near spectators before storm halts Masters
Three tall pine trees fell near spectators gathered close to the 17th hole at Augusta National on Friday before second-round play was suspended due to stormy weather.
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Kompany's Burnley secure promotion to the Premier League
Burnley secured promotion back to the Premier League at the first time of asking after Vincent Kompany's men won 2-1 at Middlesbrough on Friday.
Read moreLIV's Koepka seizes command at storm-halted Masters
Four-time major winner and LIV Golf rebel Brooks Koepka seized command of the Masters with a sizzling five-under par 67 before a severe storm halted Friday's second round at Augusta National.
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Israeli PM mobilises army, police reserves after deadly attacks
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu mobilised police and army reserves late Friday after separate attacks killed three people in the West Bank and Tel Aviv in the latest escalation of deadly violence.
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