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.
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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.
Motorbikes: Another big international field set for December's Suzuki Series
Riders from Britain, Ireland, France, Belgium and Australia coming to the Cemetery Circuit
Watch: Furious London commuters scuffle with climate activists
Video showed the crowd surrounding a protester after he was dragged to the ground.
It's on: UK and EU reach Brexit deal, fight shifts to British Parliament
Boris Johnson has hammered out a last-minute compromise.
Sick White House photo stunt backfires
US spy's wife killed their son so they tried to get parents to take part in twisted stunt.
Brexit breakthrough? Negotiators agree on outline Brexit deal
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker tweeted "We have one!"
Among Brexit foes, a second referendum is gaining traction
New York Times: An old idea is suddenly getting new traction in the halls of Parliament.
A guide to the Queen's speech: Crown jewels, black rod and a mace
New York Times: Brexit looms over ancient traditions as UK Parliament reopens.
Why the Queen broke her own key tradition
The Queen has appeared in full regalia for the state opening of Parliament.
Winslet says Queen ended chat by 'pushing away her hand'
Kate Winslet recalled the moment she received her CBE.
Don't be offended: Freedom of speech issues are prevalent
Prof Jim Flynn warns against becoming a society of "might makes right".
Russian unit with 'scary' mission exposed
A series of incidents across Europe have been linked to an elite secret group of killers.
Pub boss closes bar after hearing customer swear at woman
A publican has closed a brand new bar for a bizarre reason.
Police arrest UK stabbing suspect on suspicion of terrorism
Three people needed hospital treatment following the stabbing at Manchester.
Risk and reward at Isle of Man: Kiwi Chris Swallow's death explained
Swallow died at the 2019 Isle of Man race. His team boss has opened up on that day.
$32m Lotto prize? That's nothing. A UK winner just netted $334m
But even that astronomical amount isn't enough for a half-decent superyacht.
Ben Stokes to sue The Sun over story of family tragedy
Stokes said the paper had published "extremely painful, sensitive and personal details".
Visiting Sealand: The smallest micro-nation on Earth
With Brexit looming, sovereign state gets hundreds of applications for citizenship.
US diplomat's wife kills British teen, claims immunity and flees UK
Anne Sacoolas fled the UK with her family after being told that Harry Dunn had died.
Jeremy Corbyn or no-deal Brexit? The UK might have to choose
New York Times: Chaos of Brexit has turned Corbyn into a improbably figure of restraint.
Scientists solve a puzzle: What's really in a fatberg
New York Times: The grisly results of an autopsy were made public. They weren't pretty.
Out of Edinburgh: St Andrews is the perfect adventure
St Andrews is more than a day at beach - but what a beach, writes Sarah Pollok.
$6 million hoard 'fraud': Metal detectorists on trial
Four men on trial in UK after a priceless hoard of coins and jewellery went undeclared.
'Sexsomniac' told to warn partners he may attack them in his sleep
The sleepwalker walked into a couple's bedroom, got into their bed and touched the woman.
Man who beat wife to death 'deserves a medal' for putting up with her: victim's mum
The husband has been described as a "quiet man who finally snapped".
Audrey Young: NZ Govt wise to keep out of iwi-UK events
COMMENT: There has been nervousness in successive govts about the James Cook anniversary.