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BMW 328 Hommage: Respect for a legend
A stunning modern-ish makeover of the record-setting 1936 classic is likely hint at the future look of BMW's Z4 Roadster.
Paul Holmes: Someone give me a sign that it's not Wellywood
Is 'Wellywood' the best all those pointy heads in the self-proclaimed cultural capital can come up with?
Paris: A visit to the Moulin Rouge
It's still the most famous cabaret show in the world, and has been since the 1890s, but is it any good? P.K. Stowers spends a night at the Moulin Rouge.
Worship of wine
Dating right back to the Greek and Roman gods, wine has always been part of religious culture.
Kiwi on OE dies in Riviera stunt
A New Zealander working on superyachts during his OE has died in a French hospital after a light-hearted stunt went wrong. Brendon Pyle, 28, suffered head injuries and a punctured lung after falling while riding a rubbish bin...
Libya tops Obama's British agenda
British Prime Minister David Cameron is urging Barack Obama to back a concerted attempt to end the stalemate in Libya.
Marmite is toast in Denmark
Marmite has been banned by the Danish government because the product is fortified with added vitamins.
When in Rome - don't get lost
While in Amsterdam I had a meeting with TomTom, the Dutch navigation company that has an app out for iPhone.
Greek fears amplify - world shares, euro weaken overnight
Stocks fell in Europe and the US and the euro weakened amid concern Europe's debt-crisis is worsening and America's economic recovery is running out of puff.
Christchurch telethon breaks $1m mark
The 12-hour global telethon to raise money for earthquake-hit Christchurch has now collected more than $1 million.
Queen expresses sympathy to Irish - but no apology
The Queen was given a warm welcome during an emotional visit to Ireland's Croke Park sports ground, site of an infamous 1920 massacre.