'Bleak midwinter' in Europe as millions enter lockdown
A quarter of a billion Europeans are heading into lockdown to fight off a second wave.
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No 10 aides scrambled to get breakdown of Palace refurbishments to meet demand.
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Scientists have been literally tripping over dinosaur discoveries this week.
Mum's disturbing act while she thought dying daughter was 'faking it'
She brushed off her daughter's pain. Hours later the teen was dead.
Brexit behind him, Boris Johnson tries to stop Scotland from leaving UK
New York Times: Scottish polling shows majority favour independence. The PM is concerned.
'I speak like a NZer': Woman's 47 years in NZ without citizenship, residency or a visa
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Ross County hires entire squad of goalkeepers called Ross
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'Allow infection': Taboo solution proposed to end pandemic
Herd immunity should be explored until we have a vaccine, a leading UK scientist says.
Woman runs length of Britain after training on Coke, croissants and ice cream
Carla Molinaro set a new record of 12 days for the 1400km run from Cornwall to Scotland.
World leader's jibe at Boris over Jacinda Ardern-inspired video
"If only he'd copied Jacinda Ardern in a more productive way."
Why the next James Bond might be wearing a kilt
Outlander star Sam Heughan is the bookmakers' favourite to be the next 007.
Homesick student cycles from Scotland to Greece during the pandemic
New York Times: Kleon Papadimitriou spent 48 days riding more than 3,200km home.
In tackling coronavirus, Scotland asserts its separateness from England
New York Times: The measured response by Scotland's leader appears to be working.
'Loch Ness monster' spotted in tourist's photo
Tourist inadvertently revived one of the world's most enduring debates after posting snap.
On a Scottish Isle, nursing home deaths expose a Covid-19 scandal
New York Times: More than a quarter of the rest home residents died. Families are furious.
Coronavirus could be sexually transmitted, experts reveal
Research suggests men could pass on the disease even after recovering from the illness.
7 of the best short-break motorhome trips in Europe
Packed with adventure, natural beauty and local flavour.
Watch mystery skier's genius hack to avoid lift fees
A mysterious skier, dressed in black has been sighted at the ski fields in Glenshee.
White Island tragedy a century ago: No one knew of volcano deaths for 9 days
Eleven men were killed by volcanic torrent 100 years ago at sulphur-mining island.
Get paid $7000 a week to drink coffee in a Scottish castle
Castle-sitter wanted. $5000 per week. Must like coffee.
Road to redemption: Roswell's remarkable Black Sticks return
It's been four years out in the cold, now Dwayne Rowsell is back with a point to prove.
In Scotland, Brexit is on the line. So is the future of the UK
New York Times: The Scots could decide the outcome of Britain's election next month.
Why moving to Rotorua made an author burst into tears
Zoe Rankin - combining Scottish highlands and Rotorua for psychological thriller plots
Move over Wonky, meet Dinky Donkey
The eagerly awaited sequel to one of NZ's favourite kids' books is out now.
Christian Smith: Brexit delayed is a victory for all
Comment: Compromises from both sides of the Brexit impasse mean credit can be shared.
Fractious Brexit saga to continue in Parliament, courts
British Prime Minister makes half-hearted request to delay to Brexit beyond October 31.
Why the All Blacks are no longer favourites to make the final
A match prediction model rates the Springboks as the most likely to make World Cup final.
Scotch whisky 'tide pods' an experience dividing the web
I saw Tide Pods trending and feared someone had poisoned themselves.
Cup controversy: World Rugby hit back at Scotland's legal threat
World Rugby has hit out at Scotland's legal action threat if Japan match is cancelled.
Out of Edinburgh: St Andrews is the perfect adventure
St Andrews is more than a day at beach - but what a beach, writes Sarah Pollok.
Edinburgh for $200
Expect history and excellent pub food, including the required haggis, neeps and tatties.
Woman's shoe fail leaves the internet in stitches
She complained about how painful her heels were. The next day she realised why.