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Wife survives as husband killed in attack
Melissa Cochran's image went global, unfortunately her husband was one of the dead.

NZ-born MP describes lock-down in London attack
Sir Paul Beresford was in the Palace of Westminster when the deadly rampage began outside.

Ramming cars into crowds a terror tactic
Terrorists aim to ram a vehicle into crowds, causing mayhem and death.

'Blood for blood': Isis supporters
No group has claimed responsibility for the attack but Isis supporters appear happy about.

'Wife jumped in Thames to avoid killer'
Footage shows woman falling from Westminster Bridge during a terror attack.

Lister: Nervous eye on France
The Dutch election was a barometer for how the mood of Europe, writes Mark Lister.

Flight check: Berlin to Frankfurt
Grant Bradley travels from Berlin to Frankfurt flying aboard Lufthansa 187.

Smalley: At mercy of Big Pharma
COMMENT: Authorities in the UK covered up the impact of a drug prescribed to pregnant women

Germany fires back at US
Berlin has rejected Trump's NATO claims while also questioning his understanding of NATO finances.

Europe: Have wheels will travel
Touring by bicycle offers a way to see the continent at a much more personal level, writes Lauren Jones.

Student opens fire at French school
Terrorism not suspected in shooting, which injured up to eight people.

Deal puts Colombia on NZ radar
A deal to allow for 14 flights a week to Colombia has been signed and more agreements are in the pipeline.

Back to Brac Island
Split from the madding crowds and head for a quieter part of Croatia, suggests Hannah Stephenson.

Tourists are heading back to Europe
Fears after attacks on Paris and Nice dampened appetites for France, but things are looking up.

Mafia man tracked down by Facebook posts
Giulio Perrone went on the run in 1994, but postings to social media caught him out.

'I've just seen a boy murdered online'
German teen Marcel Hesse on the run after 9-year-old neighbour stabbed 40 times and his death posted on the internet.

Rhino shot, killed at French park
In a shocking new development, a rhino has been slaughtered at a French zoo for its horn.

Mediterranean sailing for newbies
Never let a lack of experience stand in the way of adventure.

Watch: Supergran tackles robbers
A UK woman stopped a jewellery heist and even dragged a would-be thief out of a shop window.

Cocaine scandal claims ABs' charity gig
Ali Williams' drug scandal has cost him the children's charity he co-founded with Richie McCaw and Dan Carter.

Watch NZH Local Focus: Rotorua running group inspires recovery
Rachel Browne used Park Run Rotorua to help her back onto her feet after injury. Locals and tourists alike gather to run 5kms every Saturday morning. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Watch NZH Local Focus: Rotorua running group inspires recovery
Rachel Browne used Park Run Rotorua to help her back onto her feet after injury. Locals and tourists alike gather to run 5kms every Saturday morning. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Forest & Bird takes swipe at Govt
Forest and Bird says most rivers and streams are excluded from Government's plan to clean up waterways.

Immigration unnerving the West - John Roughan
Terrorism has triggered deeper anxieties that may sway more elections this year.

Watch NZH Local Focus: French couple sail back to Tauranga after 20 years
French sailors Jean-Pierre and Paulette van Hille have returned to Tauranga after 20 years to continue their long love affair with New Zealand. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Watch NZH Local Focus: French couple sail back to Tauranga after 20 years
French sailors Jean-Pierre and Paulette van Hille have returned to Tauranga after 20 years to continue their long love affair with New Zealand. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Human life could be grown in lab
A 'masterpiece' in bioengineering could make sperm and egg obsolete.