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'He will be an active king': Charles ascends to the role he has prepared for all his life
New York Times: Never, perhaps, has an heir been more ready for the crown.
Planning for the end of Elizabeth's reign began at the beginning
New York Times: The Queen's death sets in motion a meticulously choreographed process.
'Torchlight came into my room': How PM was alerted to the Queen's death
"Here is a woman who gave her life utterly to serve others," Ardern says.
How NZ will honour Elizabeth, PM praises 'incredible woman'
New Zealand will hold a memorial service and a proclamation ceremony in coming days.
After a lifetime of preparation, Charles takes the throne
Charles, at 73, is the oldest person to become monarch.
Ten facts about Queen Elizabeth II
From her education to a knack for imitating others - 10 facts about an extraordinary life.
The formal steps ahead for Charles after instant shift from queen to king
Prince Charles became king immediately upon her death but coronation may be months away.
Opinion: New Kate video proves Meghan wrong in 83 seconds
In just over a minute, and without saying a word, Kate proved Meghan completely wrong.
Prince Andrew 'told everyone he was happy' with trainwreck interview: Emily Maitlis
Times: Maitlis is surprisingly positive about the prince, having eviscerated him on air.
Editorial: UK PM Liz Truss takes on a restless lion
OPINION: Our editorial on the challenges facing the new British Prime Minister.
New prime minister or not, Larry the Cat is here to stay
New York Times: The chief mouser to the Cabinet Office is a permanent fixture at No. 10.
'I shouldn't have stormed off': Piers Morgan on Meghan, long Covid and Twitter wars
Financial Times: Morgan has weathered four National Disgraces so far. He's not sorry.
New UK leader faces energy crisis, ailing economy
New PM selected by less than 0.5 per cent of British adults is under pressure for results.
'This is it, folks': Boris Johnson leaves Downing St to offer resignation to queen
British PM Boris Johnson left his Downing St office for the last time.
As UK Prime Minister, Truss faces hard times and Johnson's ghost
New York Times: Truss comes to power in the worst economic crisis since the Thatcher era.
'Crossed a line': Harry and William feud intensifies
They're currently about 115m away from each other but have 'no plans' to meet.
Britain's new Prime Minister: Liz Truss wins party vote
Truss' selection was announced today in London after a leadership election.
'Soul destroying': Britain's pubs face closure over 'alarming' rise in energy bills
New York Times: Concerns there will be widespread closures of pubs this winter.
'Warning to the world': Why economists are watching NZ housing market
Houses in New Zealand are now in the minds of economists the world over.
Wife 'can't leave' house without husband
A British woman has revealed 'what he says goes', after marrying into traveller community.
Why it's time to rethink the Great British city break
British tourism moves to rebuild its appeal to long-haul travellers.
'Stress and anxiety': Britain to see 80pc spike in energy bills as crisis deepens
Millions struggle to cope during Britain's worst cost-of-living crisis in a generation.
'I want to have the choice when I die' - UK woman, 51, with terminal cancer to travel to NZ to take up assisted dying
Avril Barker will fly 30 hours across the globe to access NZ's assisted dying law
Passengers trapped under the sea for five hours after train breaks down
'It was like a disaster movie.'
Russian airstrike on Ukraine railway station kills at least 22
Rocket attack on a railroad station in central Ukraine on the country's Independence Day.
UK inflation projected to hit 18.6 per cent as gas prices surge
Financial Times: The projection heaps more pressure on candidates for PM.
British tourist killed in storm clung to kayak for hours
At least 12 dead in violent weather that's hit nations including France and Italy.
'We are literally sinking': Britons face hard choices as prices soar
New York Times: 'People don't even have gas and electricity to cook.'
Inflation shocker: Labour crisis, power bills, falling Pound thrash UK
British prices piling pressure on shoppers facing "steepest real pay cut on record".
Welsh bathers warned of poison fish sting 'worse than childbirth'
The tiny, spined fish is northern Europe's most poisonous sea creature.
Heathrow reveals latest attempt to survive travel chaos
"The baggage hall looks like hell," said one Kiwi traveller.
Fish die off amid severe drought in Europe
Wildfires continue to spread across Europe, forcing evacuations and destroying homes.