England danced a jig and the Australians slumped. So often it has been the other way around.

The country's most successful equestrian has split with his wife of 24 years and upped sticks permanently to England.

Former All Blacks star Doug Howlett was arrested by Irish police on suspicion of being drunk and disorderly at his Christmas party night out with his Munster teammates.

The American spy agency has created a panel to assess what damage may have been done by WikiLeaks.

Lady Gaga was left "shaken" after a stalker got backstage at one of her shows.

Kiwi kids have spread a little Christmas cheer to those stranded at Heathrow Airport in London.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has unleashed a torrent of criticism in a new interview with the Times of London.

Zara Phillips has announced her engagement to rugby player Mike Tindall.

Two Air New Zealand flights have taken off from London's Heathrow Airport this morning.

She may not fit into the current music scene but Welsh songstress Duffy - whose second album is due out tomorrow - keeps producing timeless hits. By Stephen Jewell.

British households will face a tight squeeze on living standards from higher-than-expected inflation over the next year.

Hundreds of stranded New Zealanders might be able to make it home for the holidays after all with the news that London's Heathrow Airport is due to reopen on a limited basis this evening, New Zealand time.

Elizabeth Hurley has reportedly dumped Shane Warne just a week after their relationship was made public.

Cutting greenhouse-gas emissions is challenging enough. But what if we can't even measure the pollution we're trying to reduce?

A lot can happen in a year. Sandra Bullock's happy home life exploded, Paul Henry's outbursts went global, and Prince William got engaged. View takes a look back.

England were 81-5 in their second innings at stumps on the third day of the third Test against Australia.

Winter in Belgium's Ardennes will forever be linked with Nazi Germany's last great offensive of World War II.

Swing bowler Mitchell Johnson took six wickets to help Australia bowl out England for 187 and take control of the third Ashes test.