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The Chase’s Paul Sinha admits the past year has been ‘the best of times and the worst of times’. The Chase star Paul Sinha has said that the past year has been ‘the best of times and the worst of times’ after getting engaged to his boyfriend and then learning he has Parkinson’s disease. Sharp Cuts in Immigration Threaten U.S. Economy and Innovation. Trump administrations restrictions are bound to slow growth and, if the 1920s are a guide, could make American scientists and inventors less productive, the economist Austan Goolsbee says. Piers Morgan laughs in face of petition to get him sacked over transgender 100 identities comments. Musician Kennedy called for Piers Morgan to be sacked from Good Morning Britain for his ‘dangerous dehumanisation of transgender and non-binary individuals’. Would you lock your cash away for 10 years with Leeds BS? The mutual has become the only current financial provider to offer a ten-year fixed-rate savings bond. It comes with a 2.5% rate – we ask the experts whether opening it is a wise move. Four Weddings and a jibe at Netflix as Richard Curtis fears ‘sanitised’ movies on the platform. Film director Richard Curtis has claimed attempts by US streaming service Netflix to make more productions set in Britain could distort the presentation of the country on film. Matt Lucas. An article (March 1) How Matt Lucas learned to laugh again caused great upset to Mr Lucas which we did not intend and regret. The article on Mr Lucas return to public life following the tragic death of Kevin McGee suggested he had ignored Kevins calls, became a virtual recluse, and hosted a birthday party to move on. We accept this was not the case and apologise to Mr Lucas. Diego Maradona Review A Soccer Player Who Got His Kicks. The filmmaker Asif Kapadia (who won an Oscar for Amy) cuts through the filler of conventional sports documentaries. Ecuador’s president strikes deal to end protests. Ecuador’s President Lenin Moreno said he struck a deal late on Sunday with indigenous leaders who have mobilized thousands of protesters against a decree that slashed fuel subsidies, agreeing to replace it with one that does more to help the most needy. Michelle Hennessy reports. Piers Morgan laughs in face of petition to get him sacked over transgender 100 identities comments. Musician Kennedy called for Piers Morgan to be sacked from Good Morning Britain for his ‘dangerous dehumanisation of transgender and non-binary individuals’. Australian Wallabies stars unleash during fiery press conference ahead of World Cup quarter final. Australian Wallabies stars Lukhan Salakaia-Loto and Tolu Latu have clashed with English journalists in a fiery press conference ahead of their do or die Rugby World Cup quarter final in Japan. Strictly’s Mike Bushell and Chris Ramsey get back to rehearsals amid claims the show is fixed. The pair looked unphased by the criticism as they joined their fellow Strictly stars in getting back into rehearsals on Monday. What is the NFL wildcard tiebreaker When did Eagles win Super Bowl How much is Disney now a month Moo’s NFC business card The last one you may ever need. Tired of carrying hundreds of business cards? What you only needed to carry one? That’s the idea behind this Moo card with embedded NFC tag inside it. You just tap it to a phone with NFC-capabilities and it share just about any information you want. The Rays Bullpen Their Way Past Justin Verlander and the Astros. Tampa Bays committee of relievers with help from one starter outdid the Houston ace, forcing a decisive Game 5 in this division series. American Players Rise to the Top in the N.H.L. Draft. The first round of the N.H.L. draft on Friday was one of the strongest showings ever by American-born players and not just because of the No. 1 pick, Jack Hughes. Ozzy Osbourne says he’s recovering,’not dying,’ but again postpones tour. British rocker Ozzy Osbourne on Wednesday postponed his solo European tour for a second time but insisted that he was not dying or retiring despite a year of bad health. IKEA opens buyback scheme letting Australian shoppers return old furniture. Shoppers in Australia can return old furniture that has been completely assembled, including tables and chairs, and will receive coupon to spend in store. Coco Gauff, 15, becomes the youngest tennis titlist in 15 years. After losing in the qualifying rounds, Coco Gauff got a second chance and won her first title Sunday in Linz, Austria. The 15-year-old is the youngest titlist since Nicole Vaidisova in 2004. Thousands of troops deployed after Japan’s deadly typhoon. The Japanese government has sent thousands of soldiers and rescue workers to save stranded residents in the destruction left by Typhoon Hagibis. David Doyle reports. Scientists have treated a patient with sickle cell disease by editing their DNA. Victoria Gray, 34, has been given fresh hope after taking part in a clinical trial where doctors from Nashville, Tennessee, gene-edited her cells using a method called CRISPR. From Trump to trendy Toronto’s St. Regis. St. Regis Toronto opened last year after taking over a former Trump Tower hotel. The brand has embraced its location to combine local charm and delicacies with St. Regis’ talent for luxury and service. Liberty Global backs Sunrise deal to tune of $500 million. Liberty Global has offered a 500 million Swiss franc ($501.45 million) sweetener to rescue the sale of its Swiss cable and TV business to Sunrise Communications but a key Sunrise shareholder said it remained opposed to the deal. Woolworths ‘mini’ versions of fruit spectacularly backfires as shoppers label the move ‘disgusting’. Customers angry over Woolworth’s decision to wrap fruit in individual plastic packaging for sale have again lashed the retailer over Facebook.