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Royal Jubilee: Four PMs open up on the Queen

After 70 years on the Throne, the verdict on Queen Elizabeth is unanimous.

'They don't know about war': The legacy of forgotten horrors

New York Times: Two-thirds of Cambodians born decades after the Khmer Rouge's terror.

Inflation Nation: The great oil shock - how bad could it get?

The sky-high cost of petrol is bad enough, but what if it wasn't there at any price?

106 years, four weeks, one wreck: How Shackleton's ship was found

New York Times: The legendary ship was found with just days to spare.

'I'm not scared of anything': Death and defiance in a besieged Ukrainian city

New York Times: The city is being shelled every day but residents refuse to succumb.

Pfizer's Mr Big: My $3 billion gamble to beat Covid

Times: Some world leaders called once, Albert Bourla says. Others wouldn't stop.

At Angkor Wat, 'you have one of the world's wonders to yourself'

New York Times: A Kiwi couple's sublime experience at the bucket-list destination.

Two refugees, both on Poland's border. But worlds apart

New York Times: Despite their similarities, their stories are brutally different.

Billionaire vs billionaire: The battle over a luxury Caribbean island

New York Times: Legal ruling a turning point for this tropical Arcadia for the rich.

Lessons in the forest, no safety rules: How to teach a toddler, the Scandi way

Times: "I've never met a child who doesn't suit this kind of learning."

How the investigation into Donald Trump unravelled

New York Times: The criminal investigation into Trump crashed amid a disagreement.

When her husband said he wanted to die, Amy Bloom listened

New York Times: 'Brian's strong wish was that nobody would stop him, and he got his wish.'

Spirited away? The baffling mystery of the teen tourist who vanished in the dawn

Steve Braunias investigates the disappearance of a French teenager.

Inside the mind of Boris Johnson: By his friends and enemies

Times: How do you solve a problem like Boris?

The worker shortage that will be everyone's problem

Desperate employers want Kiwis to come home rather than go as the borders reopen.

Claire Trevett: Camp Covid's final 48 hours - the inside view of how police moved protesters

It wasn't all bad at the beginning, but it was bad by the end. Claire Trevett reflects.