Top literary agent and businessman Esmond Harmsworth dies at 57
Esmond Harmsworth, one of North America's leading literary agents for business, entrepreneurship and management books, has died while on holiday in Mauritius.
Bitter feud between Reese Witherspoon's daughter Ava and her dad Ryan Phillippe revealed by insiders
The resemblance between Ava, 25, and her actor father Ryan, 50, may be all they share these days, with insiders claiming she is estranged 'out of choice'.
Kate Beckinsale poses in lingerie as she wraps her latest film and praises 'special' cast and crew for supporting her through a 'tough time' - after her mum Judy's cancer diagnosis
The English actress, 51, flaunted her incredible figure as she posted the fun and glamour-filled clips and pictures.
Ella Baig, 27, shares cryptic post about 'judgement' as she promotes her OnlyFans - after her ex Nicola Adams, 42, spoke out on their split
Ella Baig shared a cryptic post about 'judgement' after promoting her OnlyFans on Sunday - after her ex Nicola Adams spoke out on their split.
Sober Cara Delevingne unveils dramatic transformation at Coachella after overcoming addiction
Cara Delevingne showed off her dramatic transformation after getting treatment for substance abuse issues while at the 2025 Coachella Music Festival over the weekend.
NHS 'places non-white CVs at the front of the queue when trying to fill a role'
Official documents recommend recruiters use the Rooney Rule, a policy from American football saying applicants of ethnic minorities must be shortlisted for interviews (pictured, file photo).
Hidden cameras disguised as pens, buttons and water bottles 'to be made illegal'
Voyeuristic equipment disguised as pens, buttons, water bottles or other camouflaged objects will become illegal if used to take intimate photos of people without consent.
Britain's oldest Indian restaurant may have to shut its doors for good after lease row
Veeraswamy, hailed as the oldest Indian restaurant in the UK, has served up its acclaimed curries just steps from Piccadilly Circus since 1926.
Don't hand the Benin Bronzes back to Nigeria - the argument to return them is 'weak', former anti-racism boss says
Claims for the artefacts' return 'vary greatly in legitimacy' due to 'highly disputed' historical and political arguments, a report said.
Trump Denies Tariff 'Exception' for Electronics, Promises New Electronics Tariffs Soon
Late Friday news broke that U.S. President Trump's new tariffs included exemptions for smartphones, computer monitors, semiconductors, and other electronics. But Sunday morning America's commerce secretary insisted "a special-focus type of tariff" was coming for those products, reports ABC News. President Trump "is saying they're exempt from the reciprocal tariffs," the commerce secretary told an interviewer, "but they're included in the semiconductor tariffs, which are coming in probably a month or two.... This is not like a permanent sort of exemption."
The Wall Street Journal notes that Sunday the president himself posted on social media that "NOBODY is getting 'off the hook' for the unfair Trade Balances, and Non Monetary Tariff Barriers... There was no Tariff 'exception' announced on Friday. These products are subject to the existing 20% Fentanyl Tariffs, and they are just moving to a different Tariff 'bucket.'"
"The administration is expected to take the first step toward enacting the new tariffs as soon as next week," reports the New York Times, "opening an investigation to determine the effects of semiconductor imports on national security."
More from ABC News:
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said Sunday that the administration's decision Friday night to exempt a range of electronic devices from tariffs implemented earlier this month was only a temporary reprieve.. Lutnick said on "This Week" that the White House will implement "a tariff model in order to encourage" the semiconductor industry, as well as the pharmaceutical industry, to move its business to the United States. "We can't be beholden and rely upon foreign countries for fundamental things that we need," he said.... "These are things that are national security that we need to be made in America."
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Hacktivism resurges – but don't be fooled, it's often state-backed goons in masks
Military units, government nerds appear to join the fray, with physical infra in sights
Feature From triggering a water tank overflow in Texas to shutting down Russian state news services on Vladimir Putin's birthday, self-styled hacktivists have been making headlines.…
DR MAX PEMBERTON: Jeff Brazier is a fantastic dad. But this is why I fear that trying to keep his youngest son away from his maternal grandmother will backfire...
Anyone who watched the celebrity version of the BBC's Race Across The World would have been left in no doubt about what a fantastic, hands-on dad Jeff Brazier is.
End of the fish and chip shop? Owners reveal how rising prices and Labour's National Insurance rise have wiped out their profits
Fish and chip shop owners have revealed they are no longer turning a profit from selling cod, amid rising costs and tightening fishing quotas - as some say they fear going out of business altogether.
Extraordinary story behind the Minecraft movie that may just save cinema: It's causing mayhem, with teenage audiences throwing popcorn and confetti everywhere, but it could bail out the struggling box-office
Screenings have descended into utter pandemonium, with demented teenagers and twentysomethings drowning each other in flying popcorn.
The £36 Primark jacket that's perfect for spring and the other High Street picks for April
Spring is here, bringing with it longer days, higher temperatures... and a headache of a fashion conundrum.
Here's how to stop the chronic issue in rugby of coaches abusing referees, writes CHRIS FOY
CHRIS FOY: This chronic issue for the sport is in the spotlight again because Steve Diamond has been handed a six-match ban for targeting officials.
Revealed: The three Man United stars who have been 'invaluable' to helping Harry Amass integrate into the first -team
EXCLUSIVE BY NATHAN SALT: When Amorim came to name his starters in the team hotel on Friday night, there was little surprise among the players to see 18-year-old Harry Amass' name up on the board.
ON THE ROAD: From world's smallest stand to 'swimming' ball boys and Buckfast pies, Camelon can lay claim to being Scotland's zaniest club!
There is a feast of tales at Camelon. They must be sampled before the meat and bones of how and why the club is targeting SPFL football is investigated.
The one reason Rory McIlroy's triumph at The Masters is one of the greatest and most courageous victories in the history of golf, writes OLIVER HOLT
OLIVER HOLT AT AUGUSTA: It was not simply staring down DeChambeau that made McIlroy's triumph one of the greatest and most courageous victories in the history of golf.
Rory McIlroy wins the Masters! Northern Irishman edges Justin Rose in sudden death play-off - after blowing four-shot lead and missing putt to win it - to end 11-year major drought and complete career Grand Slam
RIATH AL-SAMARRAI IN AUGUSTA: Rory McIlroy stepped up to a level of greatness we assumed might never come. And never have we assumed it more than we did on this marvellous Sunday