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Canon will rerelease its 2016 PowerShot Elph 360 HS point-and-shoot camera as the PowerShot Elph 360 HS A in late October for $379 -- $169 more than the original's $210 launch price. The camera retains the same 20.2-megapixel CMOS sensor, Digic IV Plus processor, 12x optical zoom, 1080p video recording, and USB Mini port. The new version switches from SD to microSD cards and removes Wi-Fi image transfer and direct printing capabilities. The rerelease comes after celebrities including Kendall Jenner and Dua Lipa popularized the original model on social media. The camera will be available in black or silver only; the original purple option has been discontinued.

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Norman White, 61, collapsed at the memorial service for David Beilicki, 41, who himself died on the 10th anniversary of the funeral of his stillborn twin sons.

In the concluding extract of the memoir that everyone is talking about, former royal butler Paul Burrell recalls the late Queen Elizabeth's final days - and an emotional visit to her grave at Windsor.

The 50-year-old Oscar winner and his girlfriend, who's 23 years younger than him, have never gone red carpet official despite dating for two years

Raising their glasses to the cameraman in front of a ramshackle wooden shack, this is the moment Sir Paul McCartney launched his new band Wings.

On a recent flight from Faro to Luton with easyJet, I couldn't sit comfortably in my seat due to the large size of the passenger next to me. The airline apologised but refused to refund my fare.

If you're within 50 miles of Redmond, then it's time to come in

Microsoft is rolling out a new return-to-office policy that will see first Redmond, then US, and then global staff getting back on-prem at least three days a week.…

The man, aged 57, was arrested on suspicion of possession of a firearm (CS spray) and causing a public nuisance on Tuesday, 9 September.

Apple has unveiled its iPhone 17 lineup, introducing three distinct models targeting different market segments. The iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max feature an aluminum unibody design incorporating a vapor chamber for thermal management, enabling the A19 Pro chip to deliver 40% better sustained performance than its predecessor. Both Pro models include three 48MP cameras offering 8x optical zoom -- the longest in an iPhone -- and an 18MP Center Stage front camera. The standard iPhone 17 gains ProMotion display technology previously exclusive to Pro models, along with dual 48MP rear cameras and the Center Stage system. Apple introduced iPhone Air as the thinnest iPhone at 5.6mm, built on a titanium frame housing the A19 Pro, N1 wireless, and C1X cellular chips. All models feature Ceramic Shield 2 protection offering three times better scratch resistance than previous generations. The iPhone 17 starts at $799 with 256GB storage, iPhone Air at $999, iPhone 17 Pro at $1,099, and Pro Max at $1,199.

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The famous Westbury White Horse, which has been carved into Wiltshire hillside for 350 years, has had two lengths of red fabric pinned to it in a statement which apes the recent flag-flying trend.

EXCLUSIVE: Councillor Sam Journet was arrested at Basildon council's headquarters, where three officers detained him on Monday morning over the allegations.

The Modern Family alum, 54, tied the knot to his longtime girlfriend Lindsay Schweitzer, sharing the news in an Instagram post on Tuesday.

On the same day that the King said 'bits don't work so well once you get past 70', two of the most powerful men in the world were relishing the idea of living to 150.

Jason Saperstone, 22, made a PowerPoint presentation breaking down the right and wrong times to use the emphasis feature on iMessage, and it led to an argument between viewers.

The Education Secretary, an ally of Sir Keir Starmer, has so far secured the backing of 44 Labour MPs in the battle to become the party's number two.

It comes months after Lachlan and his father's bold attempt to strike the trio out of the Murdoch family's irrevocable trust, a move which failed but ultimately opened up negotiations.

Keir Starmer insisted growth is the 'number one priority' as he gathered his new-look team in No10.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves insisted there was no certainty about what revenue a new levy would bring in as she was confronted by an MP in the Commons.

Rosie Green on what to buy, trends to try - and the nail shape to sideline.

An anonymous reader writes: Reuters News on Friday withdrew a four-minute video containing an exchange between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping discussing the possibility that humans can live to 150 years old, after China state TV demanded its removal and withdrew the legal permission to use it. The footage, which included the open mic exchange from the military parade in Beijing marking the 80th anniversary of the end of World War Two, was licensed by the China state television network, China Central Television (CCTV). The clips were edited by Reuters into a four-minute video and distributed to more than 1,000 global media clients including major international news broadcasters and TV stations around the world. Other news agency licensees of CCTV also distributed edits of the footage. Reuters removed the video from its website and issued a "kill" order to its clients on Friday after receiving a written request from CCTV's lawyer. The letter said the news agency exceeded usage terms of its agreement. The letter further criticized Reuters "editorial treatment applied to this material," but did not specify details.

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