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Glasgow: Give a girl a bad name...
Glasgow's culinary reputation for deep-fried Mars Bars and chips with everything is well past its use-by date, says Pam Neville.
Accused wife killer was 'a strange one'
A British man on trial for the murder of his Scottish wife and the attempted murder of his Kiwi wife is described as 'strange'.
Phone-hacking list growing in UK
Scotland Yard has admitted to the discovery of new potential victims of the phone-hacking scandal.
NZ woman's ex-husband in bigamy, murder trial
A man accused of murdering his first wife, plotting to kill his second NZ wife and planning to marry a third to get insurance payouts will stand trial today.
All Blacks: French factor still unknown
The Six Nations rugby tournament kicks off on Saturday morning (NZT) with an unprecedented Friday night match. Paul Lewis figures that's not all that is different in Rugby World Cup year.
Scotland: Glasgow dares to be different
Graham Reid looks at innovative architecture - modern and historic.
Breastfeeding study and baby food firms link revealed
Scientists who cast doubt on the safety of exclusively breastfeeding babies until six months allegedly have links to baby food companies.
Interpol seeks NZer in Spanish probe
Interpol is hunting a former Auckland man suspected of masterminding a $2m European property scam...
Bank urges taxpayer to relax ban on cash bonuses
Royal Bank of Scotland wants to start paying its top performers cash bonuses of up to £50,000 again.
No let-up for freezing conditions in UK
Great Britain is expected to be blanketed with up to eight inches of snow this weekend, as another icy front grips the country.
Theatre Review: Gagarin Way
Gagarin Way is about current political apathy; nonetheless it expects its audience to have a wee bit of political awareness, particularly vis-a-vis 20th century British history.
Tube strike, icy weather, cripples London
A strike by London Underground workers has added to the woes of commuters in Britain, already hit by freezing weather.
Britain's big chill tightens its grip
Britain is in the grip of a cold snap that has blanketed much of the island in snow and brought record low temperatures to parts of it.
All Blacks-Wales: <i>By the numbers</i>
Stats guru Tracey Nelson looks at how the All Blacks stack up in their final Grand Slam test against Wales on Sunday morning.
Pike River blast: World waits for news of miners
The Pike River mine blast has made global headlines, with two Britons, two Australians and a South African are among the 29 missing.
All Blacks-Ireland: <i>By the numbers</i>
Tracey Nelson, stats guru for haka.co.nz, looks at the key numbers heading into Sunday's All Blacks test vs Ireland.
Injection of stem cells into stroke victim's brain a medical first
A Glasgow man in his 60s has become the world's first person to receive injections of foetal stem cells.
Prince William and Kate: Happily ever after?
If Middleton follows tradition, she'll opt for a wedding band made from Welsh gold.
All Blacks-Scotland: <i>The stats don't lie</i>
In such a dominating performance it's no surprise the All Blacks dominated the statistics in their big win over Scotland.
<i>Stu Wilson</i>: SBW stands out in strong performance
After a mistake-ridden performance last week the All Blacks reached the high standard they set earlier in the season.
<i>Gregor Paul:</i> Clinical ABs too fast for Scots
Herald on Sunday rugby writer Gregor Paul provides post-match analysis during the All Blacks' Grand Slam tour.
All Blacks ease to victory
An All Black machine certainly clicked into gear against Scotland this morning.
Live scoring: All Blacks v Scotland
Catch live action of the All Blacks' end of year tour match against Scotland at Murrayfield.