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Man arrested at Windsor Castle for trespass, drug possession
Police say the suspect, in his 30s, was found at the royal estate with Class A drugs.
International tourism hits $12.2b, still 14% below pre-Covid levels
Visitor numbers to NZ rose 4.3% to 3.32 million, which is 86% of pre-pandemic levels.
Rugby's new breakaway league set to clash with Super Rugby
Rugby's new breakaway league set to clash with Super Rugby.
Why this Cambridge hotel is a hidden gem for boutique stays
Guests can enjoy a free chauffeured city tour in the hotel's Bentley.
Britain to be 'war-ready' with $3.4b for new bomb factories
The UK will buy 7000 long-range weapons to boost its military readiness.
New Doctor Who revealed in UK series finale
A new Doctor replaces Ncuti Gatwa, with the character regenerating on Saturday night.
Mini dessert trend being driven by new weight-loss drugs
OPINION: Restaurants introduce 'small & sweet' sections for calorie-conscious diners.
Comedian Russell Brand pleads not guilty to five sexual offences
Comedian and actor's trial is set for June 3, 2026, and may last four to five weeks.
King Charles: He's a good fellow but not jolly
Steve Braunias reminisces about following a gloomy (then) Prince Charles on a royal tour.
Ex-Royal Marine charged after Liverpool parade car carnage
Seventy-nine people, aged 9 to 78, were injured in the incident.
'Man of bad character': Kiwi fraudster found to have killed wife jailed for contempt
The 47-year-old's initial criminal case was thrown out in 2021.
'Pure terror' at Liverpool parade: Suspect's neighbours 'shocked' by his arrest
The suspect is a company director and father of three.
UK to invest $2.3b in AI, hacking team for cyber warfare
Defence Secretary vows to give Armed Forces more power online to target hostile states.
Andrew Tate charged with rape and trafficking, extradition pending
Andrew Tate regularly tells his followers that women belong in the kitchen.
How a day of football celebrations turned to chaos in Liverpool
New York Times: Jubilant celebrations quickly turned to terror.
Inside texts between Public Service Commissioner Sir Brian Roche and Minister Judith Collins
Collins shared a UK article titled 'under-peforming civil servants to be pushed out'.
They inhaled gas and scaled Everest in days. Is it the future of mountaineering?
New York Times: The British climbers' use of xenon gas for rapid ascent stirs controversy.
HBO's Harry Potter series reveals main cast, filming starts soon
Dominic McLaughlin, Arabella Stanton, and Alastair Stout will play the lead roles.
Why UK police quickly disclosed details on Liverpool car ramming
New York Times: Just hours after the attack, police announced the driver was a white male.
'Strong and free': King Charles echoes anthem in major Ottawa address
It was the first 'speech from the throne' by a monarch in Canada in nearly 50 years.
Driver of Liverpool car which ploughed into crowd suspected of taking drugs
Eleven people remain in hospital; four children were among the injured.
King Charles visits Canada in a subtle rebuke to Trump
New York Times: The monarch's whistle-stop tour is laden with symbolism.
King Charles welcomed in Canada amid US annexation tensions
The King was given an enthusiastic welcome during his historic visit.
Police rule out terrorism as 27 injured after car ploughs into crowd in Liverpool
A car hit pedestrians during a victory parade for the Premier League title win.
Kiwi among winners of annual UK cheese rolling competition
It was the closest race of the day for Byron from New Zealand.
Finders keepers? Woman who received $158k in transfer error charged with theft
The woman could face up to seven years in prison if convicted.
British woman accused of smuggling deadly drug made from human bones
Charlotte May Lee, 21, claims the drugs were planted in suitcases without her knowledge.
UK climber who broke neck in fall sues partner for ‘letting go of rope’
David Littlejohn, 55, is suing a fellow climber for $2.2m in compensation after a fall.
What RedBird's $1b-plus Telegraph deal means for the UK media landscape
The Telegraph is set to be sold to a consortium led by RedBird Capital.
'Total disrespect': Fashion designer slams Willis' British dress choice for Budget
Finance Minister's vivid blue outfit retails online for $1100.
Freddie Mercury's secret daughter revealed in new book
His daughter, now 48, lives in Europe and is a medical professional.
'I’m sorry': Billy Joel cancels all concerts over health concerns
The singer is undergoing therapy and has been advised to refrain from performing.
Big things, small place: Mount Maunganui drone-maker wins top NZ hi-tech award
The company recently inked a $66.8m deal with the British Defence Force.