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Anna Hansen: Pantry to page (+recipes)
A Kiwi chef's fusion food has inspired in London. Now she shares her best recipes in a book. By Pam Neville.
Noel Gallagher not looking back at brother in anger
Noel Gallagher wants his estranged brother Liam at his wedding.
Jamie Hince's rockin' stag party
Jamie Hince partied with Primal Scream star Bobby Gillespie on his stag night on Saturday.
Anna Hansen: The flavour of the month
Britain-based Anna Hansen's star is on the rise, with a new cookbook out and plans for a new London cafe.
Amy Winehouse's alcoholic lifestyle killing her - reports
Amy Winehouse has been told to quit drinking or die.
City star's mission to lift number of female managers
Helena Morrissey remembers her worst moment as a woman in the City, London's financial district.
Retail therapy: Slow it down
We like it when fashion gets thoughtful, and clearly Miu Miu does too, bringing together some of fashion's top "thinkers" and influencers for their Miu Miu Musings salon events to discuss the state of fashion in an intimate environment.
Duchess' sweatshop garb starts stink
The Duchess of Cambridge has come under fire for wearing a dress made in a Romanian sweatshop.
Soccer: Barcelona crowned Champions League victors
Barcelona won their fourth Champions League title today, beating Manchester United 3-1 at Wembley Stadium in London.
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?
My Auckland: St Heliers
Claire and Michael Holloway tell Cate Foster why St Heliers was the place they wanted to live when they returned to Auckland after years in London.
Phil O'Reilly: NZ needs to pace itself over climate change negotiations
It's foolish to rush into further commitments on cutting carbon emissions, writes Phil O'Reilly
'Sunshine vitamin' pills may extend lives of cancer patients
A vitamin pill available for a few pence in any local chemist's shop may have a bigger impact in extending the survival of cancer patients than drugs costing tens of thousands of pounds, says a leading cancer specialist.
Rare NZ 'bisect' stamp on auction
A small blue envelope carried 150 years ago from New Zealand to Edinburgh is set to fetch up to $20,000 at auction - for having just half a stamp.