At 20, actress Imogen Poots has already tackled the issues of incest, one-night stands and sex with older men without missing a beat.

UK police colluded to ensure an officer who killed a NZ anti-fascist protester never faced justice, a 1979 report reveals.

Kerri Jackson sorts herself a DIY degustation during a visit to London's Borough Market.

A study into the health effects of using mobile phones will take 20 or 30 years to complete.

Just because readers have got used to reading papers online for free, it does not follow that they have a right to do so, writes Stephen Glover.

Scriptwriter Victor Rodger is stepping out of the shadows and on to the Shortland Street set.

A collection of paintings that have caused art aficionados to turn a deep shade of purple are to go on show.

One groom wore his ceremonial uniform with his Iraq medal, the other morning dress with an orchid.

Former immigration boss Mary Anne Thompson today escaped a jail sentence for fraudulently using her CV to secure senior public service jobs.

Amy Winehouse wants a baby. The Rehab singer has reportedly been open about her plans to start a family with Blake Fielder-Civil.

On average, Britons are dying eight months too soon because of dirty air.

Fresh evidence has emerged that British military intelligence ran a secret operation in Iraq which authorised degrading and unlawful treatment of prisoners.

Scott Kara reviews new album There Is Love In You from Four Tet

A drug thought to be used by Kiwis as a substitute for ecstasy could be banned in Britain after being linked to two deaths.

The source of this surprisingly affecting family drama was the book The Boys Are Back In Town, by English journalist Simon Carr, who worked as Jim Bolger's speechwriter in the early 1990s.

Stacy Gregg marvels at the 'genuine Englishness', reinvented charm and revived glam of Birmingham.

Director Tim Burton and his partner, actress Helena Bonham Carter, team up again for a surreal version of Alice In Wonderland.