72 British lawmakers condemn 'colonial' coverage of Meghan
New York Times: Dozens of women in UK's Parliament express solidarity with Meghan.
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Brexit ballot: UK lawmakers back December 12 election
General election could break UK's impasse over Brexit - or be a temporary distraction.
Manhunt for brothers over 39 bodies in truck death
Two brothers being sought by police on suspicion of manslaughter and human trafficking.
TV show that laughs at Boris Johnson may have aided his rise
New York Times: PM's appearances on comedy show helped endear him to the British public.
UK man left dangling on 88-metre Dixon's Chimney dies
After a 14-hour operation, man died after getting stuck on one of UK's tallest chimneys.
British death truck victim had just been deported
A victim believed to be on the truck texted: "I can't breathe. Mum, I'm very sorry."
Boris Johnson's election bid unsuccessful
An early election on December 12 was Johnson's bid to break the deadlock over Brexit.
EU agrees to delay Brexit until January 31
European Council president says the bloc has agreed to grant Britain a new Brexit delay.
Off the rails: Drunk passenger fined after Christchurch rant
Construction worker's ravings were filmed and sent to media, police.
Meet Larry, Chief Mouser of the UK and perhaps the most powerful feline in the world
Few figures have been able to command stability in the way that this particular feline has
UK truck driver charged over 39 migrant deaths
Mo Robinson, 25, is facing 39 counts of manslaughter and people trafficking.
UK truck deaths: Horrifying new details of victims' final moments
Shocking new information reveals victims were 'naked and foaming at the mouth' when found.
The 8000km smuggling route from China to the UK
History might have repeated itself with the deaths of 39 migrants in the back of a lorry.
Final texts sent from inside UK truck: 'I am dying, I'm sorry'
The driver, truck owners and a fourth man have been arrested since horrifying discovery.
Getting Brexit deal over finish line would only begin a tortuous new race
New York Times: Creating new trade agreement typically takes years. UK would have months.
Boris Johnson seeks December 12 election to break Brexit impasse
The British Prime Minister has finally abandoned his promise of an October Brexit.
'Absolutely horrified': Driver's friends speak as details of 39 dead revealed
25yo driver held for another 24 hours as details of the victims are revealed.
Laura Clarke, the diplomat who made history
British High Commissioner knows more te reo Māori than many Kiwis, and is not at all posh.
London's chic Diner En Blanc descends into local 'Fyre Festival'
This year's Diner en Blanc was a "horror show" according to angry guests.
Christian Smith: Brexit delayed is a victory for all
Comment: Compromises from both sides of the Brexit impasse mean credit can be shared.
'Horrendous tragedy': Police find 39 people dead inside cargo truck
A 25-year-old-man from Northern Ireland has been arrested on suspicion of murder.
Some Air NZ crew found jobs axed mid-flight: Union
Airline understood to have had back-up crew on board to support affected staff
Johnson loses a critical Brexit vote, throwing the process into disarray
New York Times: Lawmakers voted down a measure to compress the timetable.
UK Parliament backs Boris Johnson's Brexit bill
Politicians did not, however, back Johnson's timeline.
Boris Johnson wins key Brexit bill vote but faces another
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has cleared one hurdle in getting Britain out of the EU.
Vacant: 600-year-old job with top pay. Perks include monarch's bed
New York Times: John Bercow won fame and helped lawmakers shape Brexit. Now he's quitting.
Waikato man proves he can handle the heat in World Chilli Eating Championship
NZ's chilli eating champion bring winner brings back world champion belt
Despite litany of failures, Johnson in striking distance of Brexit success
New York Times: The PM will try again this week to get his draft deal through Parliament.
Fractious Brexit saga to continue in Parliament, courts
British Prime Minister makes half-hearted request to delay to Brexit beyond October 31.
Withheld Brexit deal postpones Johnson's moment of reckoning
Johnson plans to press ahead and seek approval of his Brexit deal in the coming week.
Brexit break: Why we still want to holiday in the UK
Yes Brexit has been ugly but the UK still has plenty to offer the curious traveller.
George Nepia's family move to protect All Black legend's name
The family of All Black great George Nepia are investigating trade-marking his famous name
UK lawmakers to vote on whether to delay Brexit decision
Boris Johnson's plan to get Parliament to approve his deal with the EU thrown into doubt.
Brexit vote: what you need to know
It's crunch time for Johnson as MPs prepare to vote on his "great" new Brexit deal.