The world could run out of affordable chocolate within 20 years as farmers in West Africa abandon their crops, industry experts claim.

This morning's win was like waiting for a bus at times, periods of frustration when it felt like something was coming but never did.

New Zealand did not so much bounce back from their loss against Australia as burp at Twickenham this morning, writes Dylan Cleaver.

New Zealanders eat seven million serves of chips a week, says Heart Foundation nutritionist Judith Morley-John.

Sonny Bill Williams is set make his test debut this weekend unless subterfuge was at play during All Blacks training yesterday.

British singer Lily Allen has suffered a miscarriage six months into her pregnancy, her spokesperson says.

A Kiwi cook and a global baker have cooked up a recipe for simple but tasty home meals.

Police have defended their appointment of a senior officer, the alleged subject of claims of sexual harassment, to a plum job in London.

Europe's tallest Ferris wheel offers new views of a great city, writes David Leggat.

Australia has delivered the first bouncer of the Ashes battle, taking over one of London's iconic landmarks.

Stars arrive on the red carpet at the Q Music Awards 2010 at Grosvenor House in central London.

Foul-mouthed celebrity television chef Gordon Ramsay has abruptly pulled out of being the star guest at two New Zealand charity dinners.

Charles Saatchi and Nigella Lawson have put their £36 million Chelsea home up for sale, due to noisy neighbours.

A Saudi prince who battered his manservant to death is facing a life sentence after he was convicted of murder.

He's in cinemas right now playing an FBI agent. But it's been his television turn as Mad Men's flawed but smouldering Don Draper that made Jon Ham a star - and helped elevate him to the sexiest man alive.

Scientists have raised serious concerns about the widespread use of one of the world's most common painkillers.

The Australian dollar has finally hit parity with the US dollar.

With both The Libertines and Dirty Pretty Things behind him, Carl Barat has taken the cathartic step of writing a book.