'National incident' as feared disease returns to UK
Once common disease that can cause paralysis or death has made a shock comeback.
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'Executed': Twisted plot to kill 13yo boy
Grisly details have emerged after a 13-year-old boy was 'hunted and executed'.
Russia's sick execution plan revealed on TV
A Russian politician has ranted on TV what Putin's men plan to do with POWs.
Ardern heads to Europe to talk war and trade
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Thousands take to London streets to protest soaring costs
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A group of Kiwi friends around the world started a group chat. Then each got Covid.
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British government approves extradition of Julian Assange to US
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Bulford Kiwi: Legacy of NZ's wartime presence in England restored
The historic 130m-tall monument was made by Kiwi soldiers a century ago.
Prison inmate 'offered money to murder Ghislaine Maxwell', lawyers say
British socialite was found guilty of sex trafficking a 14-year-old minor.
British court grants Spacey bail on sex assault claims
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Missing Amazon pair: Brazilian police arrest second suspect
Second suspect arrested in connection with the disappearance of two men in remote Amazon.
Ex MP Richard Prosser battled depression for years but remained 'bright light' for family
'He lost weight and stopped drinking. Unfortunately, the depression was deep-seated.'
'Illegal and inhumane' deportation of immigrants cancelled in UK
Britain has cancelled the deportation flight to Rwanda after a last-minute intervention.
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A specialist engineer found no fault with the sunbed Tauwhare could have used.
Five years on, five lives shattered by the Grenfell Tower fire
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Prince Andrew fights back - wants titles 'reinstated, recognised and respected'
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Sarah Morley: We are whānau - bonded by blood
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'Sad and challenging time': Winston Peters on former NZ First MP's death
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Sir Richard Branson reveals pandemic brought Virgin empire to its knees
It took 50 years to build Virgin and he nearly lost it all, tycoon reveals.
The Nanny joke that set off Princess Diana
Fran Drescher revealed the gag she made that left Diana "laughing and slapping her knee".
Opinion: Are William and Kate's children now working royals?
Why the move to bring the young royals into the spotlight might backfire.
Former NZ First MP dies suddenly in UK, aged 55
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David Beckham reveals Victoria's dirty habit
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William and Harry rift enters frosty new phase
Opinion: One detail confirms the relationship is worse than ever.
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Ancient Greeks exhibition on in Auckland
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Johnny Depp's controversial Dior ads back in circulation
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