Jane Jurgens finds six travel experiences that may surprise you.

Britain's top privacy watchdog gets a warrant to search the offices of Cambridge Analytica

Wife murdered after discovering her husband was taking out loans in her name.

The row with the Queen that led Charles to demand she ask her favourite courtier to exit.

One spent $1.4B on property in the capital in a year.

Toni Kelly's mum said her daughter was "a bit of a daredevil" and liked to be adventurous.

Hundreds of thousands of people will be flocking to events in Auckland this weekend.

Police officer who helped Russian pair exposed to nerve agent, released from hospital.

Invites to the wedding of the year have been sent in the post.

"She wanted to go, even though it was a hellhole."

COMMENT: Putin tends to portray his more outrageous acts as unqualified triumphs.

Hospital bombed after doctor had given instructions via Skype to Syrian surgeons.

Couple on trial accused of torturing French nanny before throwing body on bonfire.

The renowned physicist will be laid to rest next to Sir Isaac Newton.

COMMENT: Some politicians and parts of media trying to put us back into colonial diapers.

24,000 threatening emails were sent to schools and colleges in the UK.

Fifty-three years after their record release, the band is part of an album is going big.

British soldier 'had a window of 15 seconds to take the shot in near total darkness'.

Joe Schmidt recalls the Ranfurly Shield when asked for a comparison to the Grand Slam.

Partygoers are feared to be seriously injured after a car ploughed into a Kent nightclub.

Ancient forces created this wild western isle, writes Nick McAvaney.

Snow and ice returned to the UK as a cold snap blew in.

COMMENT: Discussion over getting rid of pence coins has lit a fuse in the UK.

This driver's fake licence wasn't fooling anyone.

As police probe whether his BMW was booby-trapped with deadly nerve agent.

A man who crudely ranked his female colleagues based "on looks" has been shamed.

"Neither want to leave this world not knowing anything about their sister."

As relations between UK and Russia plummet, these chilling words we hope are never said.

Stark warning issued by Professor Stephen Hawking in the months before his death.

Russia's ambassador to NZ says Russia "has nothing to do" nerve-agent attack on ex-spy.