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Royal family 'hurt' by Harry and Meghan's shock move

Palace says 'these are complicated issues' that will take time to work through.

Britain's 'most prolific rapist' jailed for life after preying on drunken young men

Reynhard Sinaga drugged his victims, then filmed them during the assaults.

Oamaru SAS hero who led daring 1980 Iranian Embassy hostage rescue dies

An Oamaru-based war hero who led a daring rescue has passed away.

Eric Watson's companies owe $200m - and his mum's a creditor

Creditors also include a secretive Panama company.

Sold out: NZ company swamped with orders after Archie wears their hat

Company founder had "almost forgotten" about the hat until the phone started ringing.

Analysis: How likely is a recession in 2020?

Telegraph columnist Tom Rees crunches the numbers.

How 2019 revealed the Queen's family flaw

It's been another annus horribilis – and a sad truth about her reign has emerged.

British barrister was known for battling Brexit. Then he beat a fox to death, while wearing a kimono

The hullabaloo began, as many do, with a tweet.

2009 revisited: How has the world changed in the last 10 years?

Times: As we wave goodbye to the 2010s, Matt Rudd asks how far have we come?

Boris Johnson has a mandate. Now, what will he do with it?

New York Times: The prime minister still has not said what he means by Brexit.

'Black cab rapist' jailed for life

Parole board decision to release Worboys prompted more victims to come forward.

Now we're getting serious: New cricket academy established

The partnership is a first between the New Zealand Cricket Foundation and a school.

Josie Pagani: The real reason Jeremy Corbyn lost and what it means for NZ Labour

Comment: Labour handed a win to a hapless, divided, promise-breaking Tory government.

The hidden clues and secret message in the spy's Christmas card from MI6

It's one of a series of puzzles set by MI6, to test the code-cracking skills of spies.

With echoes of Trump, Boris Johnson scorns the BBC

New York Times: The PM and his party are increasingly at odds with the BBC's journalism.

The UK election explained, in one number

New York Times: The answer to everything in British politics is 336,038.

Meet the Kiwi digital whizzes behind Boris Johnson's landslide victory

Sean Topham is coy about whether his team will be helping Simon Bridges.

Suzuki Series: Table set for Whanganui after tight round at Manfeild.

Richard Cooper and Damon Rees battle in Formula 1, Richie Dibben climbing in Formula 2.