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Up to 150 more stores to get the 'Orwellian' tech by year's end

Stunned shoppers watched on as blue-and-pink-haired protesters holding megaphones and signs marched into the luxury store inside Selfridges.

He is serving an 11-year sentence for burglary offences

Radio 2 listeners have said Sara Cox is 'a joy to wake up to' as she launched her first Breakfast Show on Monday.

Breathtaking new footage obtained exclusively by the Daily Mail offers the first look inside Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's top-secret New York City wedding.

Mahroy Stephenson, 30, is still wanted on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm with intent after the alleged attack on Soho Road in Handsworth on Friday.

With fang-like teeth that can tear through bone, wood and metal, the Greek Red Cross issued an urgent alert over the aggressive invasive species.

Fashion people are swapping black and white shoes for red this summer. Shop the 25 best high-street red shoes, from flip flops to kitten heels, from just £18.

Travis Kelce chose to marry Katy Perry over his now-wife Taylor Swift in a resurfaced interview from a decade ago.

Erika Kirk will come face-to-face with Tyler Robinson, the man accused of killing her husband, this week, as prosecutors begin laying out their case against him.

Tolami Benson - the fiancée of Bukayo Saka - has shed light on her desire to have an intimate wedding, despite fascination surrounding the couple.

In a lengthy social media post, Johnson revealed how difficult it was to obtain the diagnosis and pledged to try finding a cure for the disease. 'My stomach is eating itself,' he explained

When The Agency star turns 77 next month he'll officially be 34 years older than the Galician publicist he wed eight years ago

The death is being treated as unexpected

TAMARA PRENN AT WIMBLEDON: A Wimbledon junior player was unlucky to receive a default from her first match of the Championships after accidentally launching her racquet into the crowd.

It comes ahead of this week's NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey, when Britain and its allies will discuss how to further combat the threat posed by Russia.

Google was ordered to pay almost $2 billion this week to Pricerunner, reports Bloomberg: The Patent and Market Court in Stockholm, which issued the judgment on Wednesday, dismissed most parts of the claim in which Pricerunner sought 80 billion Swedish kronor, or roughly $8.2 billion, in the wake of a European Union antitrust crackdown... The Swedish price-comparison website argued that Google has been abusing its dominant position as a search engine by favoring its own comparison shopping service over competing portals for more than a decade. Wednesday's award compensates for lost revenue caused by Google's preferential treatment of its own comparison-shopping service over independent price-comparison services, conduct that also drives up costs for consumers, [Pricerunner owner] Klarna said in a statement after the judgment... A Google spokesperson said the company doesn't agree with the court's decision and will consider its legal options. [The ruling can be appealed.] Changes implemented in 2017 to Google's platform are working and generating growth and jobs for hundreds of comparison shopping services operating more than 1500 websites across Europe, according to the statement. The litigation is linked to a 2017 decision by the European Commission to fine Google €2.4 billion for illegally leveraging its search dominance to give its own shopping service an edge. The EU decision unleashed a wave of so-called follow-on suits, which were delayed for years as Google appealed the EU fine. Two years ago the EU's top tribunal confirmed that the company did violate antitrust laws — meaning EU-based plaintiffs no longer have to prove that in court. A Berlin court last year ordered the tech giant to pay €573 million in damages to two German price-comparison websites, a ruling Google appealed. Similar cases are pending across Europe.

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The PM's spokesman defended the 'sensible' ban on alcohol within view of the pitch - which has been in force in England for 40 years to curb hooliganism.

'Home is where the heart is, but god, I love the English,' Taylor Swift once sang on her track London Boy and proof of her love affair with the UK was evident in her wedding guest list.

England overcame hostility, altitude and Jarell Quansah's red card as Thomas Tuchel's side edged a 3-2 blockbuster against World Cup co-hosts Mexico to set-up a quarter-final with Norway.