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Ireland: In St Patrick's footsteps
Sheriden Rhodes finds myths, legends and spectacular scenery.
Collapse of antibiotics 'colossal threat'
Minor surgery could be life-threatening in the future, warn experts in Britain and New Zealand.
Most UK kids below breadline by 2015: study
The majority of British children will soon be growing up in families which are struggling "below the breadline" because of welfare cuts, tax rises and wage freezes, the Government is warned today.
Court: 'Fat Australian' rant not racist
The woman convicted of racism after she called her Kiwi-born neighbour in England a "fat Australian" has had her conviction quashed.
Watchdogs warn investors on UK site's big-money offer
Two overseas government watchdogs have issued warnings to investors about a British company offering big returns for their money.
Therapy causes 'suffering'
A Kiwi mum who lost a battle to prevent the British health service giving her son radiation therapy for a brain tumour says the treatment has been worse than she feared.
Wife-killer struck from nursing register in England
A man who murdered his first wife and tried to kill his second wife in New Zealand has been struck from the nursing register in England.
Finding my feet
Sharon Stephenson discovers returning from an expat life can be a bittersweet homecoming.
BRIT Award stars walk red carpet (+pics)
The father of late singer Amy Winehouse kept her memory alive by arriving at the Brit Awards wearing a waistcoat with her face on the back.
Stars arrive at BRIT Awards
Stars walk the red carpet of the 2013 BRIT Awards in London.
Disgraced MP forced wife into abortion
The disgraced former British Cabinet minister Chris Huhne was an arrogant bully who forced his ex-wife to have an abortion because he thought another child would be bad for his career, she told a court yesterday.
What fun, says the Queen
The Queen dutifully sits through hours of displays of military pomp rehearsed to the second - and secretly loves it when everything goes wrong, Britain's pageant master says.
Witness describes sign death as 'tragic'
A friend of a New Zealand man killed by a hoarding that fell off a betting shop in London has paid tribute to the young lawyer, saying he was likeable and clever.
Dummy taped to baby in ward
A hospital worker has been suspended at the scandal-hit Mid-Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust after a baby was found with a dummy taped to his face.
London: Regency Revival
Check in at London's Dorset Square Hotel, a couple of minutes' walk from Marylebone station and five minutes from Baker Street Tube.
Kiwis pay more than Brits for flights
Flights between London and Auckland are up to twice as expensive when booking from New Zealand compared to buying return trips out of Britain.
Police probe paedophile ring of MPs in 1980s
Scotland Yard has launched a full investigation into allegations that Conservative politicians were members of a paedophile ring which abused British children in care the 1980s.
Urgent inquiry into horse meat
Food watchdogs in Britain have launched an urgent inquiry into beef produce after a number of products were found to contain horse meat.
Editorial: Hague visit brings old ties back in focus
Editorial: British foreign secretaries have not been frequent visitors to New Zealand. When the relationship was so close that New Zealanders referred to the "mother country", they probably did not feel the need to visit.
England: Culture of Cambridge
Julia Shallcrass visits friends at Cambridge University for a tour of their home town.
'Sex addict' sentenced for toilet camera
A head paper conservator who has previously worked in Auckland has been sentenced for installing a secret camera in a toilet at London's Victoria and Albert Museum.
Kiwi lights up with hat-trick
New Zealand striker Chris Wood hit a first half hat-trick as Leicester routed Bristol City 4-0 at Ashton Gate to boost their bid for promotion to the Premier League.