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North Aucklander Alan Rhodes' bomber aircraft crashed and burned in Britain.

Theresa May is thought to be at least 60 votes short.

The victim was 'gobsmacked' saying they 'bent over backwards to include him in the case'.

'Fab Four' is a myth. Kate and Meghan aren't best buddies but it's not surprising.

Patient died in bath seizure and was under care of Kiwi conwoman who's now in prison.

EU approves agreement but hurdles remain.

Announcement on Matthew Hedges' upcoming release ends a diplomatic headache for the UAE.

Notting Hill Bookshop a popular spot for marriage proposals as film celebrates 20 years.

English dig unearths greenstone that may have been wartime New Zealander's.

No, PETA are not pulling the wool by asking UK village to change name to Vegan Wool.

London police officers given the green light to fight back against moped criminals.

Woman earns $1.3m a day, this is the "unacceptable" way she's made billions.

Morningstar Research suggests the Trade Me takeover could go either way.

Larysa Switlyk has sparked fury by posing next to a dead sheep while holding a sex toy.

The British government urged UAE authorities to "reconsider" the decision.

A town of 90,000 has had its "streets abandoned by police" and left with just 10 officers.

Larry the Cat was spotted waiting patiently on the doorstep of Number 10.

Scotland Yard could finally be closing in on Maddie's kidnapper after 11-and-a-half years.

EDITORIAL: Odds appear firmly stacked against British PM pushing through her Brexit plan.

British Prime Minister Theresa May faces traps as she pushes the Brexit plan ahead.

Bath is the perfect weekend trip when visiting London, writes Kate Ford.

The House of Windsor welcomed Meghan Markle into the fold six months ago.

Authorities allegedly thought children from wealthier families were "rebelling".

The Titanic harbours many little-known stories about its ill-fated passengers.

'I've worked a lot overseas but I am Samoan-Kiwi. It's who I am.'

Civilian prisoners of war in 1914-18 Germany permitted to develop rich cultural life

With new questions being raised about Britain's exit, Adam Taylor breaks down the process.

The British PM is refusing to back down as opposition mounts and party members desert her.

Comment: Brexit will be good for Britain and the world - Britons just need to hold firm.