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The Chase's Shaun Wallace to judge NZ's best quiz minds

The Dark Destroyer will be here in November, and someone will win brunch with him.

Adam Kay on Boris Johnson and his bestselling book, This Is Going to Hurt

Times: "When my shelf life as a writer is over, I think I'll go back to medicine."

Unicorn down: Royal symbol knocked from Buckingham Palace

Superstitious sorts leapt on the incident to declare it an omen in turbulent times.

Watch: Climate activists make a bloody mess in protest fail

The activists caught attention for all the wrong reasons.

Edinburgh for $200

Expect history and excellent pub food, including the required haggis, neeps and tatties.

British expression of regret over Cook encounter asked for by iwi

The British High Commission says the Gisborne iwi requested the expression of regret.

Adele's new celebrity boyfriend

Six months after her marriage ended, Adele has moved on - in a very different direction.

Pamela Wade: Why British beaches are the pits

Pamela Wade on how we beat them Brits on the beaches

Watch: Man punches female vegan protester in the face

The woman came from the same group responsible for recent protest action in New Zealand.

Watch: Exclusive Bob Geldof interview

Geldof on boyhood beatings, the Boomtown Rats and what he really said at Live Aid.

Big spider love: The brooch that ate Brexit

New York Times: A British judge wore a large arachnid pin. Social media went crazy.

UK Supreme Court declared Johnson's actions unlawful. What happens next?

New York Times: How the ruling will have consequences for Brexit.

Boris Johnson slammed for misleading Queen, 'unlawful' Brexit behaviour

Boris Johnson is facing calls to resign after Britain's top court delivered a hammer blow.

'Worst case scenario': Johnson's suspension of Parliament broke the law

The court ruled PM Boris Johnson shut Parliament to squelch Brexit debate.

Boris Johnson faces a new scandal, and 'people see blood in the water'

New York Times: Johnson faces accusations his office directed govt money to close friend.

David Cameron is sorry. Really, really sorry

New York Times: Cameron is sorry about Brexit and the political dysfunction that followed.

Boris Johnson heads to UN, urging world to see beyond Brexit

Johnson is likely to be dogged by Brexit throughout his three-day trip to the UN.

Study: depression pill taken by millions 'barely works'

Researchers have found this common drug brings little benefits.