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It's 2027, Britain is a brutal police state and a government employee receives a dangerous request

It's 2027, Britain is a brutal police state and a government employee receives a dangerous request

It's 2027, Britain is a brutal police state and a government employee receives a dangerous request

It's 2027, Britain is a brutal police state and a government employee receives a dangerous request

It's 2027, Britain is a brutal police state and a government employee receives a dangerous request

It's 2027, Britain is a brutal police state and a government employee receives a dangerous request

It's 2027, Britain is a brutal police state and a government employee receives a dangerous request

It's 2027, Britain is a brutal police state and a government employee receives a dangerous request

It's 2027, Britain is a brutal police state and a government employee receives a dangerous request

It's 2027, Britain is a brutal police state and a government employee receives a dangerous request

It's 2027, Britain is a brutal police state and a government employee receives a dangerous request

It's 2027, Britain is a brutal police state and a government employee receives a dangerous request

New Zealand's Lydia Ko and Switzerland's Morgane Metraux will head into the final day of the women's golf competition tied at nine-under par after an eventful day at Le Golf National.

New Zealand's Lydia Ko and Switzerland's Morgane Metraux will head into the final day of the women's golf competition tied at nine-under par after an eventful day at Le Golf National.

Great Britain duo Georgia Hall and Charley Hull's struggles continue in the women's Olympic golf as Morgane Metraux takes a one-shot lead after the second round at Le Golf National.

Great Britain duo Georgia Hall and Charley Hull's struggles continue in the women's Olympic golf as Morgane Metraux takes a one-shot lead after the second round at Le Golf National.

Team GB's Georgia Hall and Charley Hull endure a difficult first day of the women's Olympic golf at Le Golf National.

New changes will mean performances on the US-based PGA Tour will count directly towards qualifying for the European Ryder Cup team for next year's match in America.

New changes will mean performances on the US-based PGA Tour will count directly towards qualifying for the European Ryder Cup team for next year's match in America.

In the wake of Scottie Scheffler's sensational victory in Paris on Sunday, the women's event starts on Wednesday, with questions over golf's Olympic credentials surely well and truly banished from the sporting agenda.