Britain and New Zealand have agreed to set up trade policy talks to help push for greater trade liberalisation.

British Home Secretary Amber Rudd has asked Dame Lowell Goddard to appear in front of a UK Select Committee.

Sleep-deprived parents make desperate purchases at 3am, but when's the most popular time to be searching for love online?

The first Asian woman to lead a FTSE 250 company has said goodbye to her $4 million salary.

Over 300 people were on board a British Airways flight when its landing gear failed.

Rosie Ayliffe tries to avoid agonising 'what-ifs' as she discusses the death of her daughter Mia, who was murdered a few weeks before her 21st birthday.

The 27-year-old footballer was cleared on Friday of raping the 19-year-old woman in a hotel room after a five-year fight to clear his name.

A four-month-old boy has died after being mauled by a Staffordshire bull terrier, which was owned by a police officer, in Essex.

The much loved actress, Jean Alexander, who played Coronation Street's Hilda Ogden, has died just three days after her 90th birthday.

Dame Lowell Goddard says new allegations that she made derogatory remarks while heading a major inquiry into child abuse in Britain are part of a "vicious campaign".

Bureaucratic bungling blamed for man wanted on sex offences in UK being able to gain NZ citizenship.

A woman found guilty of tricking a female friend into sex by using a prosthetic penis to pretend she was a man has had her conviction quashed.

The 'killer clown' craze sweeping the world has taken a change for the strange in Cumbria, where a man dressed as Batman vows to chase down creepy clowns.

The man at the heart of the campaign against Brexit has revealed his two most colossal mistakes in a brutally honest book.

Dame Lowell Goddard, who quit as head of the massive UK public inquiry into child abuse after just 18 months, had been on a salary package worth almost $870,000.

Stephanie Kercher, sister of murdered Meredith, says a new documentary about Amanda Knox has hurt her family.

Three-year-old was allegedly regularly made to lie across his father's lap, his cheeks were pinched and mixture poured into his mouth.

This is the dramatic moment a pensioner and his dog had to be rescued by three brave passers-by when his car plunged into a lake in the UK and began to sink.

The Duchess of York has begun legal proceedings for compensation over a newspaper sting orchestrated by the discredited 'Fake Sheikh' Mazher Mahmood.

She was a master of stories of romantic love, yet found little in her own life.

Mother pens heartbreaking open letter to the bullies who hounded her dead son after he became a target because he was not allowed to play R18 video game.

A Perth man has been branded a "creep" after he shut down a woman on a dating website because he doesn't "consider dating women who are over 30 and overweight."

A chef from London is facing trial, accused of drugging and murdering four young men he met on gay social networking sites such as Grindr.

These Londoners had their commute interrupted by a particularly horrific guest.

A conman who was found to be selling washing powder as cocaine has ended up in court for fraud. Jamie Lee Taylor, 27, passed off

Passengers arriving at Stansted faced chaotic delays at passport control on as an estimated 5,000 people queued to pass through immigration.

Devastated husband on his wife's fatal last moments: "One minute you're happy, and then next second it's a trainwreck".

Britain must look beyond Europe for economic success, PM has said as she suggested there would be no deal on immigration to keep the UK in single market.

A UK police officer dubbed the 'Memory Cop' is celebrating after helping to catch nearly 1,000 suspects thanks to his incredible 'photographic' memory.

Theresa May will announce she will repeal the 1972 European Communities Act.