Bernard Hickey with ten questions about the European debt mess and what it might mean for New Zealand.

Britain's centuries-old churches are must-sees for many tourists, but entering these hallowed places comes at a price.

A phone system that failed in the aftermath of a deadly explosion in the...

Scenes from Northern Island's Donegal County.

Equities sank after the most powerful central bank chief in the world came out guns blazing but fired blanks ahead of a speech by US President Barack Obama.

Those who think that the Euro will disintegrate are not fully aware of the dynamics of the European Union, the EU Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso said in Auckland today.

The largest of Spain's Balearic islands is still a green place in the autumn, writes Andreas Heimann.

US shares rebounded overnight, as investors applauded signs on both sides of the Atlantic that government fiscal problems are getting solved.

Some 5000 UK food outlets will offer calorie-count menus by the end of the year.

The remarkably well-preserved underground site is the first gladiator school ever found outside Italy.

Gran Canaria's Seaside Hotel Palm Beach was built in the 1970s and positively embraces its roots.

Stocks in Europe and Italian fixed-income securities were pummelled on concern about the euro zone's debt crisis. The benchmark Stoxx Europe 600 Index ended the day with a 4.1 per cent drop.