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London stabbing prompts questions on policies for terrorism convictions

New York Times: Mayor of London "angry" about government's handling of situation.

Things could get messy between William and Harry

COMMENT: The Princes are gearing up to pursue ambitious and identical causes.

Royal jokes leave Will and Kate unimpressed

One joke left the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge looking less than impressed.

London terror attack: Fury at Islamic terrorist bombshell

A knifeman who strapped a fake bomb vest to his chest had just been released from prison.

Divorce complete, Britain faces next test: What if Brexit works?

New York Times: Britain is remaking itself again.

Editorial: EU divorce costs rising for Britain

EDITORIAL: Britain's withdrawal at the weekend is merely the start of a new dawn.

Post-Brexit: EU will seek a free trade deal with NZ

COMMENT: Twenty-seven member state EU remains the world's largest trading bloc.

Brexit is finally happening, but the complicated part is just beginning

New York Times: January 31 will open potentially more volatile chapter in drawn-out saga.

Claire Trevett: Jones and meat, glorious meat

Shane Jones has appointed himself guardian of the household freezer.

Daring hunt for hidden treasures inside the Titanic

Private company plans to 'surgically remove' part of the roof so it can get to them.

Watch: TV host puts 'hypocritical' Piers Morgan in his place

Good Morning host Susanna Reid and Piers Morgan clash in a heated debate over Harry.

Letters: Special thanks to A&E team

A&E reception area was busy, and a doctor short, But still all gave excellent service.

Kiwi treads water ahead of data on both sides of the Tasman

Caution ahead of jobs data in Australia and inflation figures here.

Graduate died after 'party trick' gone wrong

"It was an entirely routine thing which I had seen him do since he was a child."

Tragic twist for former sex slave

Michelle Knight went through unimaginable horror at the hands of Ariel Castro.

Tourism NZ should pay for Harry and Meghan to visit New Zealand - ad exec

Taxpayers should again pay the Sussexes to visit - the publicity's worth it, ad exec says.