Prime Minister race in Britain remains unsettled in wake of Johnson's departure
New York Times: Rishi Sunak is the current front-runner.
New York Times: Rishi Sunak is the current front-runner.
Advice from Australian MD on rehydration includes drink half a pint of beer… checks out.
Jacinda Ardern - four trips in four months and what they mean to NZ foreign policy.
'Climate models have shown that 40C is possible in the UK in the current climate.'
A heatwave spreading across Europe is fuelling wildfires in Portugal, France and Spain.
Author Tom Bower lifts the lid on the 'explosive' tale of rows within the royal family.
Scientists say climate change is the likely cause of exceptional heat waves in Britain.
UK's biggest airport urges airlines to stop selling tickets.
Close to museums, the Tube, Royal Parks, and restaurants - this hotel is a holiday winner.
Prices so high after cavalcade of crises, butter gets security-tagged to prevent theft.
Would-be Conservative Party leaders seeking to distance themselves from Johnson's legacy.
Opinion: The Sussexes' should heed the wisdom of their friend Oprah Winfrey.
The Duchess found herself at the centre of a controversial outcome at the tournament.
The Louvre, The Museum of Modern Art and ... the Hard Rock?
The Duke of Sussex is suing the paper for libel over a February article.
Former British Treasury chief has launched his campaign to replace departing British PM.
A major change signals the royals are upping their game in the battle of the brothers.
OPINION: A political resignation, an assassination, and a major achievement for NZ in Oz.
OPINION: Our editorial on former UK Conservative leader Boris Johnson's resignation.
Luxon landed in London the day before Boris Johnson resigned.
Financial Times: Is it any wonder Boris Johnson shows such casual disregard for it?
Telegraph: On a personal level, it may take some time for the smarting to stop.
From the United Kingdom to the Kremlin, Johnson's departure is noted.
Imitations of the bouffant pastry have begun appearing elsewhere in Ukraine and abroad.
New York Times: Johnson's departure leaves considerable uncertainty.
Johnson resigns after days of defections crippled the controversial leader.
He was the mayor who basked in the glory of hosting the 2012 London Olympics.
New York Times: The British prime minister will step down.
Financial Times: Johnson's government looks like a Ponzi scheme running out of investors.
COMMENT: Boris Johnson's power is slipping away as his Cabinet loses confidence in him.