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Emma Bunton took the original dress Baby Spice wore to the 1997 BRIT Awards out of archive to surprise her best pal Holly Willoughby on her Together show.

President Trump has imposed tariffs of up to 100% on heavier and "sensitive" drones, including models over 55 pounds or equipped with docking stations or thermal imaging. "Those include commercial models from DJI and others used for operations like power line inspection, crop spraying and search and rescue, along with any parts used in their manufacturing," reports Engadget. Meanwhile, smaller drones face a 25% tariff "that will apply to new and existing drones by DJI and other already approved by the FCC." The White House says the measures are meant to strengthen national security and encourage U.S. drone manufacturing.

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A British 12-year-old girl has been reported missing after vanishing during a family trip to Japan.

Kyiv wants tighter controls to keep foreign silicon out of Moscow's weapons

Vogue Williams was all smiles as she headed into work on Friday after recently calling out a series of male celebrities on her podcast.

Woodward, now 48, was spotted shopping in Shropshire on August 1 as the 30th anniversary of the death of eight-month-old Matthew Eappen in Massachusetts approaches.

All lines have been blocked

Philip Curson, 54, of Brookmans Park Drive in Upminster, was sentenced today following a protest at the Bell Hotel in Epping last year.

Philip Curson, 54, of Brookmans Park Drive in Upminster, was sentenced today following a protest at the Bell Hotel in Epping last year.

The actress was then one of the UK's biggest stars,  but was suffering with crippling self-doubt as she struggled with raising her then two-year-old daughter alone.

Troublesome electromagnetic catapults look set to be replaced with old-fashioned technology

Ellie looked serene as she lay back with her eyes closed and worked on topping up her tan, exposing the intricate tattoo on her ribcage.

From the World Cup and Wimbledon to next week's US Open, the world of sport is offering up a feast of toned torsos this year. And for Rosie Green, it's compulsive viewing

The Duchess of Sussex offered kind words to expectant singer Pia Toscano at a gala honouring David Foster last week, according to Page Six.

TOWIE, famous for its explosive friendship spats and complicated love triangles, 'put Essex on the map'. So says Amy Childs, who was 20 when she joined the cast.

The Prime Minister warned the country 'is a tinderbox right now' due to the current sweltering conditions, which yesterday brought Britain's hottest day of the year at 38.1C (100.4F).

At 53, Sally Evans swapped corporate life for a vineyard in Bordeaux. She reveals what it's really like to start over, build a winery and chase a lifelong dream.

If Mad Max were looking for a powerful off-duty supercar in which to enjoy his leisure time, then Aston Martin has just unleashed a thrilling new £2million contender.

Apple is proposing to charge U.S. developers up to 15% when users leave an app through an external purchase link, with lower rates of 10% or 5% for certain programs and smaller developers. The proposal follows years of litigation with Epic Games and a contempt ruling that temporarily barred Apple from collecting any link-out fees. A federal judge will now decide what commission, if any, is reasonable. MacRumors reports: These proposed fees are what developers would pay when someone uses their app, taps a link in the app, and then makes a purchase on the website in the link. So if someone using the Spotify app clicked a link in the app to go to the Spotify website and then purchased a subscription, Spotify would owe Apple a 15 percent fee. Apple says the fees were calculated based on expert analysis, and they are lower than the link-out rates Google is charging in the Epic v. Google case. Apple submitted the proposal to the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, where Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers has been tasked with determining a reasonable fee for Apple to charge for its intellectual property. The appeals court suggested the commission could be limited to the direct costs of facilitating link-outs, and under that approach, the fee would be zero. Apple says a zero commission would not reflect the value that it provides developers, and its suggested commission gives it fair compensation for the App Store platform.

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