How the UK restarted its restaurant industry: Paying half the bill
New York Times: Britons have taken up the government's "eat out to help out" offer.
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Covid 19: WHO issues warning on plasma
Health agency warns of 'low quality evidence' for using plasma from virus survivors.
Serial killer fears: Murder-suicides of UK elderly couples to be reviewed
Coroner kept files on two cases for 17 years after noticing parallels in the deaths.
Rolls-Royce value falls out of the sky with $2 billion loss expected
Company now valued at a third of what it was one year ago.
Why a revolution is brewing among the 'Covid generation'
Comment: The aftermath of Covid will leave young people burdened with debt.
Comment: Europe shows us basic hygiene can get businesses going again
COMMENT: European countries seem to 'get' basic hygiene rules better than Britain.
Al Hol: The camp holding Islamic State's female fanatics
UK twins Salma and Zahra Halane left to join Isis as 16-year-olds in 2014.
Meet the dark genius behind Rich Kids of Instagram
Times: How the creator of Rich Kids of Instagram is fast becoming wealthy himself.
Revealed: What happened to Tube racist knocked out with a single punch
Billy Steele's knockout went viral - here's what he did next.
Armchair travel: 'I yearned to be inspired by something mysterious'
Exploring Britain's diverse landscapes taught this author much about her own identity.
Racist knocked out with a single punch on London's Tube
Man spouting racist rhetoric gets clocked, fellow Tube passengers laugh and applaud.
Kiwi woman in court after UK police uncover film of child abuse
A Kiwi woman has appeared in court in relation to international child abuse investigation
Australia vaccine deal 'days away'
Australia in 'advanced negotiations' to have a Covid-19 vaccine manufactured.
As Britain climbs out of an economic pit, tough questions loom
New York Times: Britain has been laid low by the coronavirus.
How American guns are fuelling UK crime
New York Times: Handguns are quietly being smuggled into Britain, despite tough laws.
Tourist's two-year search for holiday romance 'that got away'
' . . . I can just be the crazy American girl trying to find Adam.'
UK not 'match fit' for post-Brexit trade talks, claims New Zealand's deputy prime minister
Winston Peters complains about lack of progress in negotiations.
Deadly blend: Woman dies after mixing two household cleaning products together
'The smell was powerful, I could feel it in my chest.'
Public v private: The old school tie network - and why faith matters
Faith-based integrated schools, not private schools, are strongest in the NZ Parliament.
Royal Air Force deployed in attempt to stop migrants crossing Channel
Surge of migrants crossing English Channel has British government worried.
Brexit behind him, Boris Johnson tries to stop Scotland from leaving UK
New York Times: Scottish polling shows majority favour independence. The PM is concerned.
Advice that caused shock royal fallout
Tom Inskip advised Harry and Meghan to live together before 'doing anything more serious'.
UK poised to suffer the biggest Covid-19 blow of any major economy
Britain's economy shrinks by 23% over the first-half of 2020 due to drop in spending.
'Great sounding board': Prince Harry, Charles still in regular contact
Prince Charles is not a fan of texting but the two have regular video calls.
Kate photo proves Meghan double standard
Kate's face mask dominated talk about her look but there was a point that everyone missed.
CCTV: Woman's final moments before raped, murdered by 'trusted' friend
Man who claimed he accidentally killed a woman during rough sex has been found guilty.
Twins plead with PM in heartfelt letters: Please let our dad in the country
If Hollywood stars can enter NZ, why can't our dad: Kiwi twins beg Jacinda Ardern.
UK officials' new Trump quandary: What if he loses?
New York Times: If Biden wins, Britain would face a president who opposed Brexit.
UK has Europe's worst surge in deaths during pandemic - study
New York Times: England has had greatest rate of excess deaths of any country in Europe.
Editorial: Strict rules imposed in Melbourne with tighter lockdown
EDITORIAL: Boris Johnson squeezing 'the brake pedal' in the UK to keep virus suppressed.
'Didn't eat for two weeks': Chase star reveals suspected Covid-19 struggle
The star, who recently showed off his weight loss, revealed he may have had Covid-19.
Teen hacker faces extradition
Teen charged over alleged cyber scam where celebrities' accounts were hijacked last month.
Sweetheart deal: Prince Andrew's friends hit back at Epstein rumours
Duke accused of trying to persuade authorities to give Epstein favourable treatment.