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England is 'systemically racist' says CEO of Think tank
Findings came when racism was directed at black football players after England's defeat.
UK family granted exemption after son critically injured in alleged assault
After an impassioned plea in the Herald, Josh Storer's parents will be allowed into NZ.
No food or homes: Innocent kids flee Taliban surge
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Market Watch: Global top performers emerge from Covid life
Covid remains the big variable but watching the UK will provide insight into the recovery.
'Carnage' as ticketless fans descend on Wembley for Euro 2020 final
Football fans reportedly breached the Wembley gates hours before kickoff.
Europe spooked by Delta variant spread, tightens restrictions
Europe in a race to vaccinate populations as Covid-19 infections spread among the young.
Kiwi football writer dies from Covid-19 in Colombia
His mother asks people to have the vaccine "in memory of Dave".
Italian fans get quarantine exemption to travel to Wembley
1000 Italian football fans will travel to Wembley to watch the Euro final.
Archibald Baxter: The life of New Zealand's foremost pacifist
Frank Film tells the story behind New Zealand's first pacifist memorial.
Reporter 'fighting for his life' after Amsterdam assassination attempt
Concerns the attack is linked to a murder and drug trafficking case he investigated.
The vaping battle: New inquiry delves into dangers
Otago food scientists to investigate e-liquid flavour contents
Luxembourg PM hospitalised after positive Covid-19 test
Xavier Bettel tested positive for Covid-19 soon after attending an EU summit.
'Champagne war' sees France halt exports of bubbly to Russia
A new Russian law orders French producers to label their champagne 'sparkling wine'.
'The pope needs your prayers': Pope Francis hospitalised
It's the pope's first known hospital treatment since he was elected to the papacy in 2013.
Kiwis listed second in countries rated by return to normality during Covid
The Economist has developed a 'normalcy index', which ranks nations by their progress.
Flying car completes intercity flight
AirCar is powered by an engine made by BMW and has a cruising speed of 190km/h.
How a tornado brought a South Auckland community together
The tragedy of the tornado was countered by an overwhelming community response.
Defrocked priest charged over acid attack in Athens
Defrocked Greek Orthodox priest has been charged over an acid attack.
Lost child found in the Italian woods
TV journalist covering the story hears whimpering from a ravine in dense woods.
Populist leaders in Europe run into a little problem: unpopularity
New York Times: Trump-style politicking is proving a hard sell in the pandemic era.
Comment | Ronaldo vs Coke: Anti-obesity campaigner or peerless self-promoter?
COMMENT: Cristiano Ronaldo is a trailblazer in athletes' gesture politics.
'He died': Grim details emerge of football star's on-field collapse
A top sports cardiologist has warned fans may never see Christian Eriksen play again.
Scott Morrison: Together, we can defend freedom
OPINION: The rules-based international order can be preserved, writes the Australian PM.
Biden and Johnson highlight US-UK 'special relationship' in first meeting
The leaders met above the beach at the G-7 site in Carbis Bay, England.
Tourists say rules still Double Dutch as EU opens borders
Travellers, airlines and railways are all trying to make sense of where rules meet.
'Pure racists': European dancers slammed for mock haka
Expert worries such videos on social media could put Māori children off their own culture.
'Horrible': Covid stigma - MIQ worker barred from visiting grandad in hospital
It comes after MIQ head Brigadier Jim Bliss expressed concerns about MIQ worker stigma.
Biden aims to bolster US alliances in Europe, but challenges loom
New York Times: Storm clouds of US politics chase Biden on Europe trip.
'Democracy has been targeted': Outrage as French leader Macron slapped
Masked man issues a centuries-old royalist war cry before slapping the president.
Queen's Birthday Honours: Guided by ancestral wisdom
"It's not really about me, it's about the people who've been a part of the journey."
Emerging from one plague, Romans face another: attacking crows
New York Times: Residents are venturing outdoors only to face violence from the skies.
'There's footage': Pentagon's UFO report revealed
Fears among intelligence officials China, Russia making leaps in hypersonic technology.