Prince William and Kate: Happily ever after?
If Middleton follows tradition, she'll opt for a wedding band made from Welsh gold.
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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.
Chocolate: Worth its weight in gold?
The world could run out of affordable chocolate within 20 years as farmers in West Africa abandon their crops, industry experts claim.
All Blacks: Win marred by sloppiness
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.
All Blacks: A piecemeal performance
New Zealand did not so much bounce back from their loss against Australia as burp at Twickenham this morning, writes Dylan Cleaver.
150 years of fish and chips
New Zealanders eat seven million serves of chips a week, says Heart Foundation nutritionist Judith Morley-John.
All Blacks: SBW start looking likely
Sonny Bill Williams is set make his test debut this weekend unless subterfuge was at play during All Blacks training yesterday.
All Blacks: Studious Sonny Bill waits for action
Sonny Bill Williams was suitably vague today when asked if this weekend's clash at Twickenham will mark his All Blacks debut.
All Blacks: SBW itching to play
Sonny Bill Williams is itching for an opportunity to pull on the All Black jersey this weekend in London.
Lily Allen suffers second miscarriage
British singer Lily Allen has suffered a miscarriage six months into her pregnancy, her spokesperson says.
The cook and the baker (+recipes)
A Kiwi cook and a global baker have cooked up a recipe for simple but tasty home meals.
Police defend officer's London appointment
Police have defended their appointment of a senior officer, the alleged subject of claims of sexual harassment, to a plum job in London.
England: Fresh look at London from all seeing Eye
Europe's tallest Ferris wheel offers new views of a great city, writes David Leggat.
Cricket: Ponting sends Ashes message
Australia has delivered the first bouncer of the Ashes battle, taking over one of London's iconic landmarks.
Q Music Awards
Stars arrive on the red carpet at the Q Music Awards 2010 at Grosvenor House in central London.
The sick girl Ramsay let down
Matisse Reid can't eat, but loves to cook - and Gordon Ramsay has pulled out of charity dinners in her honour.