Shane Warne and Liz Hurley are in love
So says the excited UK press, with fresh tabloid reports stating the unlikely pair's relationship is more than a fling.
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Warne and Hurley having 'alleged' affair
Shane Warne is reported to be having an affair with British model Liz Hurley, who says she's separated from her husband.
The fertility specialist who does things his own way
Mohamed Taranissi, the so-called 'bad boy of the fertility world' is still Britain's most successful IVF specialist.
No escaping long arm of the law
A speeding driver has been ticketed by the same policeman on both sides of the world.
Daughter discussed risks of terrorism
The family of the NZ woman killed in the London terror attacks had discussed the risk of bombings with her.
'We don't have a monopoly on grief'
The parents of the lone New Zealand victim of the July 7 2005 terror attacks in London paid tribute to the Pike River miners when they addressed an inquest into the bombings.
Plain parents less likely to have girls - study
Good-looking couples are more likely to have daughters than plainer parents, according to a study.
Don't miss: London International Mime Festival
This fabulous annual festival of wordless performance spans the full mime spectrum, including live art, physical theatre, circus and puppetry.
Can Pendulum swing back to success?
They're not the favourite bands of most critics, but that's not important for Pendulum, writes Gillian Orr
A slim chance of success
There are moments in life when you feel the universe is telling you - as politely as possible - that you have become a Fat Bastard.
Cycling: Games stars back on the track
New Zealand's road to the 2012 London Olympic begins in Adelaide this weekend at the Oceania track championships.
Eat-and-runner gets just deserts
In London last Tuesday a Latvian, Janis Nords, was caught trying to skip out on a £1000 ($2050) bill at the St James's St restaurant L'Oranger.
Fine lines between pleasure and pain
Israeli David Grossman tells Helen Brown how writing helps him cope with grief.
NZ couple 'absolutely rapt' with royal wedding
The news of Prince William's engagement to Kate Middleton was particularly well received in an iconic small cafe on the Hauraki Plains.
Woman in the mask tells of fateful day on the Tube
The 'woman behind the mask' has recalled the fateful day of the London bombings.
A day to remember
Those of us who were adults in July 1981 will never forget Charles and Diana's wedding. So how will Prince William and Kate Middleton's compare?
Prince William and Kate: Happily ever after?
If Middleton follows tradition, she'll opt for a wedding band made from Welsh gold.
Cost of security will dominate royal wedding plans
The announcement of Prince William's wedding adds another red letter day to a UK police diary already overflowing with costly events.
Ring a tribute to Prince William's late mother
Prince William gave Kate Middleton Princess Diana's engagement ring because he didn't want her to miss out on his special day.
Hockey: Easier road to Olympics for NZ
The New Zealand men's and women's hockey teams' road to the 2012 London Olympics has been smoothened considerably.
London: Walk on water
Getting to know London? Swap the Tube for a stroll along the Thames, says Kerri Jackson.
Fashions that are too fast to live
The economic recession and increasing awareness about environmental and ethical concerns have spurred many in the fashion industry to look more closely at its image.
Swedish label hits the spot
The fashion set is afflicted by Acne at the moment: it's all over their backs, their feet, even their coffee tables.
Britpop lives again as Pulp reform for the common people
In a move likely to be greeted with the dusting off of drainpipe trousers nationwide, Pulp have announced they are the latest Britpop band to reform.
UK school highlights gay achievements to stop bullying
The teaching programme, which recognises the contribution of gay people in history, was created in an effort to stamp out homophobic bullying.