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Prince Harry (File photo)UK royal Prince Harry once again is facing deportation possibility as a US court has ruled that Prince Harry's immigration files be disclosed by Tuesday.Judge Carl Nichols has directed the release of documents pertaining to the Duke of Sussex's US visa application, following a Freedom of Information (FOI)request. In his autobiography, Harry revealed: "cocaine didn't do anything for me", and added: "Marijuana is different, that actually really did help me. "The foundation argued that his visa application responses regarding past drug use could raise concerns about governmental procedures. The Duchess of Sussex has openly criticised Trump, describing him as "divisive" and a "misogynist".Read more: Donald Trump thinks Prince Harry has enough problems with 'terrible' Meghan Markle. "Harry relocated to the US in 2020 with Meghan after briefly residing in Canada, following their departure from the Royal Family.

Symptoms of endometriosisSevere period pain, that stops you from doing your normal activities. Women’s Mental Health: Balancing Careers, Caregiving, and Societal Expectations Amidst a Growing Mental Health CrisisHow much does the pill cost? The first daily pill for treating endometriosis symptoms has been approved for use on the National Health Service (NHS) in England. They include:The new pill approved by the drug assessment body the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) is called relugolix combination therapy or Ryeqo. This combination drug - relugolix–estradiol–norethisterone is the first long-term daily pill licensed to treat endometriosis.The newly approved medication, relugolix-estradiol-norethisterone, works by blocking specific hormones that contribute to the progression of endometriosis.

Live Events(You can now subscribe to our(You can now subscribe to our Economic Times WhatsApp channelThe UK's Labour government will on Monday set out details of how it plans to slash red tape to boost business, as it struggles to deliver growth nine months after winning power. Chancellor Rachel Reeves ' shake-up comes after Prime Minister Keir Starmer took aim at the nation's "flabby state", sparking anger from unions who called on him to avoid the "incendiary rhetoric" of Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (Doge) in the US.The finance ministry said regulators would be summoned to the prime minister's Downing Street office on Monday to hear Reeves announce her "action plan to deliver on the pledge to cut the administrative cost of regulation on business by a quarter".The "radical" plan would cut "costly red tape" such as the "hundreds of pages of guidance on protecting bat habitats which goes far beyond legal requirements", said a statement, referring to the £100 million ($130 million) spent on a bat tunnel by the company building Britain's new high-speed HS2 train line The tunnel has become a lightning rod for criticism of the planning system, with the Prime Minister describing it as "absurd".The number of regulators will also be cut under Reeves' plan, saving businesses "billions of pounds", the statement added.Starmer on Thursday announced that he was axing NHS England which has run the state-run National Health Service in that nation since 2012, in a move seen as a dramatic move to the right.The government has dubbed NHS England "the world's largest quango" (quasi-autonomous non-governmental organisation).Its abolition was the "beginning not the end" and more health-related quangos would also face the chop, Health Secretary Wes Streeting wrote in the Sunday Telegraph.Labour ousted former prime minister Rishi Sunak's Conservative government in a landslide election victory last July but has seen its popularity ratings fall during a bumpy start.It is under pressure to deliver on its election promise to kickstart economic growth while keeping prices under control amid a prolonged cost of living crisis.The central bank in February slashed its forecast for UK economic growth and warned that inflation would rise more than expected this year, blaming global risks amid US tariff threats and deteriorating business confidence in the UK.

Moreover, sweeping efforts to curb the program were implemented last year with little research into the potential consequences on businesses, the NAO said.“The Home Office and departments must make better use of data to understand the impacts of changes to the skilled worker visa route, improve customer experiences and prevent the exploitation of visa holders,” said NAO Comptroller and Auditor General Gareth Davies. Ministries should work with other government bodies to better understand how to address skills shortages, the watchdog said. “This will link our immigration, skills and visa systems so we can grow our domestic workforce and end the reliance on overseas labour to boost economic growth.”More than 900,000 foreigners have been granted skilled worker visas in the five years since then-Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s government created the program. The Conservatives, Johnson’s party, have also adopted a harder line on immigration since going into opposition and electing Kemi Badenoch as leader.The skilled worker route allows companies in certain industries where there is a shortage of workers to sponsor migrants, offering them a job that is tied to that employer. The government was not operating in a “joined-up” fashion when tackling these issues, the report added.

Picture Credit: XHollywood star Christina Ricci says the dark, rebellious character of Wednesday Addams had a huge influence on the actress and her career.The 45-year-old actress played the role of Wednesday Addams in 'The Addams Family ' when she was just 11 years old in 1991 and later played a teacher in the 2022 Netflix spin-off series 'Wednesday. 'Ricci told Britain's HELLO! "I spent a ton of time identifying with her and I'm happy that Wednesday is still a huge part of my life. It's almost as if she doesn't view herself as a real human being. Not giving anything away, but the body count is really high.

Several resignations have taken place in the universities and many redundancies have been declared in the institutions, including Dundee, Edinburgh, Robert Gordon, among others. The Interim Principal, Dundee, Professor Shane O’Neill, admitted this month that the scale of the deficit had been “lurking for quite a long time and has only just been fully understood”. Two English universities had to ask Nigerian students to quit their courses because of unpaid fees. Robert Gordon, also particularly affected by currency fluctuations in Nigeria, said student numbers had fallen “off a cliff”. Graeme Dey, the higher education minister, said it was “unwise” for some universities to become over-reliant on tuition fees from Nigeria.

For many of us, coffee is an essential part of our routine: a daily ritual and a quick fix for morning grogginess. More than that, a recent study suggested that people who drink it early in the day are less likely to die prematurely. • Morning coffee could reduce risk of heart diseaseThe key agent behind coffee’s stimulating effect is caffeine, a molecule that closely resembles adenosine, a chemical that occurs naturally in the brain. Normally, adenosine builds up throughout the day, binding to receptors that promote drowsiness. When we drink coffee, caffeine blocks these receptors, effectively stopping adenosine from telling us that we’re tired

ANT & DEC got plenty of screen time as Newcastle beat Liverpool in the Carabao Cup final. 3 Ant & Dec celebrate Newcastle's cup final triumph Credit: Sky Sports3 The duo shared a plush box for the Wembley showpiece Credit: ReutersAs Newcastle's most famous fans, comedy duo Ant & Dec were never going to miss the match. One fan wrote on social media: "We’ve seen Ant and Dec more times than Salah today. Having scored 27 goals in 29 Premier League appearances this season, Salah didn't even register a shot during the Carabao Cup final. One wrote on X: "Ant & Dec wearing a scarf with Jason Tindall’s face on was not on by bingo card for today.

Write to letters@thetimes.co.ukSir, The proposed benefit reforms you report (“1m to have disability benefit cut by Labour”, Mar 15) appear designed to target people with mental health problems, based on the flawed belief that mental health problems come with lower additional costs. Reducing PIP (personal independence payment) for people with mental health problems means taking away access to additional therapies, limiting people’s ability to get to work or appointments, and removing the support for basic daily living that people often need. Cutting benefits doesn’t make mental problems or the costs to the state disappear. For many it means being driven into poverty, which we know is toxic for mental health. The result is worsening physical and mental health, a shifting of costs

Sometimes epics end with a whimper not a bang. This is the case for Skype, whose demise Microsoft has announced – for those paying only the closest attention – in a preview of the latest Skype for Windows update. ‘Starting in May, Skype will no longer be available. Skype, launched in 2003, defined an era of new internet possibilities, with the explosion of social media a couple years later through Facebook, and the slow migration of internet usage from desktop screens to phones. Skype days were happier days, despite much worse internet connectionsThe symbols and sounds of Skype became iconic: the word ‘Skype’ itself became the standard word to signify all video calls, even on a different platform.

Parade floats and marchers wound through the neighbourhood of South Boston, a centre of Irish-American heritage in a city where more than one in every five people is of Irish descent. The parade, which dates to the turn of the 20th century, marks both St Patrick’s Day and Evacuation Day, which commemorates the day in 1776 when British troops left Boston after a protracted siege during the Revolutionary War. Participants dressed as Minutemen march during the St Patrick’s Day parade (Robert F Bukaty/AP)The South Boston Allied War Veterans Council organises the parade and this year’s chief marshal was retired Navy Lt Cmdr Alanna Devlin Ball, who represented the US at the 2023 Invictus Games in Germany where she took home gold in powerlifting. Organisers for one of the groups, Boston Pride, heralded the move as a point of progress at the time. Chicago held its St Patrick’s Day parade on Saturday.

Newcastle United finally ended their major trophy drought with a 2-1 win over Premier League leaders Liverpool, with fans in the Times Square fan zone ecstatic and in disbelief. Fans at the Times Square fan zone were in dreamland as Newcastle were on course to win their first major trophy since 1969. Jubilant and emotional scenes greeted the full-time whistle, with many fans seeing Newcastle lift a major trophy for the first time in the lives. A sing-along to Queen's We Are The Champions also played out in the fan zone, as supporters began to take in what had just happened. Our photographer Simon Greener was in the middle of the action at Times Square.

The racist University of Kentucky student who called a black employee the N-word at least 200 times was denied early release and probation by a judge. During the 10-minute tirade, Rosing swung punches at Spring, told her to 'do her chores', and repeatedly called her an 'ugly n***** b****' while some students tried to intervene and others recorded the distasteful moment. Following the incident, Spring made an impassioned speech at an anti-racism march at the University of Kentucky. Sophia Rosing (pictured), 23, was caught unleashing a vicious tirade on camera in 2022 toward a black staffer, Kylah Spring. Spring has since revealed that she told Rosing at a sentencing hearing 'that she didn't break my spirit.

A senior Labour grandee has become the first on the left to suggest Britain should begin questioning its relationship with the European Court of Human Rights. Tony Blair’s Home Secretary Jack Straw has made a surprising intervention to urge Sir Keir Starmer to start distancing the UK from the foreign court, after years of criticism from the right. He wrote: “It is the success of the HRA that provides the Prime Minister with a way through the dilemma… about the difficulties to effective immigration control that the ECHR presents. These have been thrown up not by the convention itself but by expansive, and sometimes inconsistent or incoherent, interpretations of its articles by the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg. However, a number of recent cases involving asylum seekers have shone a brighter light on the inability of Britain to deport foreign criminals thanks to the ECHR.