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British man hit with $70K bill for a 15-minute Uber ride
An unusual flaw saw the 22-year-old slapped with a crazy fare.
The purpose of extra-large marshmallows? A UK court weighs in
New York Times: UK tribunal considered how a slightly larger marshmallow might be taxed.
Opinion: How Liz Truss did so much damage in so few days
New York Times: Questions about Truss' judgment reinforced by cluelessness of her timing.
South Korean missile misfires and explodes at air force base
Panic among residents after malfunctioning during live-fire drill with the US.
'She say anything about me?': Ghislaine Maxwell arrest worried Donald Trump, book claims
"She say anything about me?" Trump allegedly asked after the socialite's arrest.
NZ's secretive role in Five Eyes spy alliance laid bare in new book
Book lifts the lid on what the mammoth NSA really thinks about New Zealand spies.
Brooke van Velden: Warnings for NZ in UK's cost of Lizzing crisis
Our economy has become precariously stacked in a similar way and it could also topple.
UK scraps tax cut for wealthy that sparked market turmoil
The British government has dropped plans to cut income tax for top earners.
'The bleakest of worlds': Judge finds social media contributed to death of UK teen
Telegraph: Molly Russell's death again raises the question: is any child safe online?
How the UK finance minister came to ignore finance experts
New York Times: Widespread anger over the tax cuts that have been pushed through.
Meghan's biggest betrayal exposed
Startling new claims have been made about the Duchess of Sussex's true intentions.
Royal portrait reveals new 'Fab Four'
A new portrait marks the beginning of the reign of King Charles III.
Harry and Meghan want to 'stall' Netflix docuseries release
The couple are reportedly pushing for edits in the show.
Royal tradition Camilla is leaving behind
It's one of many changes Charles and Camilla are expected to make in the coming months.
'Sham referenda': NZ condemns Russia's annexations
"We continue to stand in solidarity with Ukraine in defence of its sovereignty," PM says.
Plans for Balmoral to become public memorial to late Queen
The Scottish home where Elizabeth II died is to be further opened up to the public.
US jury to decide if Ed Sheeran copied Marvin Gaye
Sheeran recently hit out at "baseless" copyright claims, saying they're "way too common".
How social media killed Molly Russell
Can our children be truly safe online? Warning: Distressing content.
Opinion: What is it like to be 'the spare' to the heir?
Princess Charlotte already knows she is "the spare", like her uncle, writes Daniela Elser.
Engagement photos amuse Kate Middleton
The new Princess of Wales says her engagement pictures always make her laugh.
First coins featuring King Charles unveiled
The king is depicted without a crown on the new coins.
Thomas Coughlan: National saves itself from British Budget blowback, but questions over cuts remain
National mounts urgent clean-up job as UK PM's tax plans backfire on New Zealand.
New commemorative coins in the UK to feature both King and late Queen
Royal Mint marks the end of one era and the start of another with 'double monarch' coin.
Britain's gamble on tax cuts has economists warning of past mistakes
New York Times: IMF just one of the many voices that have criticised the plan.
Boozing, bonking, royalty and me: The mad life of Susannah Constantine
Times: The former What Not to Wear presenter on her affluent but bonkers life so far.
In an echo of history, the British pound has lost its dominance
New York Times: Bank of England had to step in after markets deemed new govt plan unwise.
'This is bad': Bank steps in as Britain enters 'crisis territory'
After a plunging British pound, Bank of England stabilises panicking financial markets.
Passengers split over airline's gender fluid uniform update
A UK carrier has torn up its uniform guide and introduced 'preferred pronoun' badges.
Truss takes a bold economic gamble. Will it sink her govt?
New York Times: Truss' financial plans have thrown the markets and currency into chaos.
We have a new monarch, now what?
With formal funeral ceremonies over, what's next for NZ's relationship with royal family?
Russian military recruiter shot amid fear of Ukraine call-up
Efforts to mobilise hundreds of thousands of men to wage war are met with resistance.
London-based Māori chef cooks hāngī-inspired feast fit for a king
Group executive chef Matt Burgess is impressing the foodies of England.
From mourning to crises: UK prime minister pivots to mounting woes
New York Times: Liz Truss' govt will roll out initiatives to confront array of problems.