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by September 14, 2023

Inside Putin's horrific torture gulags where inmates are gassed in 'elephant masks', used as 'human furniture' and forced to endure 'Putin's phone'

While subjecting prisoners to torture is nothing new in Russia, the war in Ukraine has seen Moscow ramp up its techniques, which include electrocution, waterboarding, and the sinister 'elephant mask'.

Two months and counting: Auckland man faces long wait to be enrolled to vote

The New Lynn resident wants greater transparency from the Electoral Commission, after hearing nothing about his application until he chased it up.

Harbin Ice and Snow Festival: Spectacular sculptures spring up in China

The 28th Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival, which opened on Christmas Day, features work by some of the country's best ice sculptors and attracts thousands of visitors from around the world.

Clarence Williams: Teacher 'duct tapes 11-year-old student's mouth shut for more than a half hour'

Clarence Williams, of Palo Alto Middle School in Killeen, Texas, has been placed on paid leave for a week while the local school district reviews a report of the incident. School officials did not provide details on what prompted the teacher to allegedly tape the boy's mouth shut on October 23.

Watch: Teen star’s brilliant try inspires late Black Ferns win against France

Braxton Sorensen-McGee's sensational breakaway try ensured the Black Ferns won the second test to win the series in Whangārei.

This single stock turned $10k into $1.25m. Should you bet your KiwiSaver on the next one?

Betting on single stocks is fraught with risk.

100m from the surf, $450k in debt: should they keep their beachside rental?

A long-term tenant is leaving a couple’s Northland rental, forcing them to decide whether to Airbnb it, find another tenant or sell.

Growing quinoa 'very real, new option' for struggling arable farmers

It's been a tough time for arable farmers, but growing demand for quinoa and new export opportunities could offer a solution to some of their struggles.

The best 30 shows to watch on demand this autumn, as picked by Daily Mail critics

Helping wade through the hundreds of dramas, comedies and thrillers available on different streaming platforms, the Daily Mail's critics have shared recommendations you're sure to love.

If you want to win an election, these voters will help a lot

Elderly people are far more likely to vote than young New Zealanders, which is why Labour, National and NZ First moved quickly this week to secure the vote.

Rugby League World Cup: Fans urged to keep celebrations within ‘reasonable hours’ after noise complaints

Police are pleased with overall behaviour, but urge fans to celebrate safely.

Outset Ventures takes different tack with $50m Momentum Fund I

New fund will invest $10m a pop in deep-tech firms starting to show commercial traction.

Stick to the day job, Wills! Moment royal tried his hand at DJing... only for Kate to prove she had a natural talent for it - after Prince said he once dreamt of being behind the decks

Prince William reveals he 'went through a phase of wanting to be a DJ' on Friday night's episode of The Graham Norton show.

GUY ADAMS: Will fanatical Palestine supporter Sarah Helm tweet her husband - and Burnham's senior security adviser - Jonathan Powell out of a job?

Jonathan Powell remains one of the most powerful men in Britain as the Prime Minister's National Security Adviser. Yet, his domestic affairs are, once more, making work for No 10's press office.

My landlady lives in the flat below and complains when we talk or put on the washing machine in the evening - what can I do?

I have been renting an upstairs flat in a house for a few years and my landlady lives in the downstairs flat. We really like where we live but the landlady is making it difficult for us.

'It was a doomsday cult, we believed that the end of the world was going to happen'

Ryan Carey was born into the Geelong Revival Centre, a Pentecostal church where his father was second-in-command. It was a cult, founded on abuse.

Scientists behind Armageddon flu virus suspend their research because it 'could put world at risk of catastrophic pandemic'

Researchers studying a potentially more lethal, airborne version of bird flu have suspended their studies because of concerns the mutant virus they have created could be used as a devastating form of bioterrorism or accidentally escape the lab.

I've been a travel writer for decades and have seen Airbnb rules get wildly out of hand - and hosts act like dictators. At last, there's a crackdown. About time, too!

From absurd house rules to stripping beds after paying a cleaning fee, Airbnb guests have put up with bossy hosts for too long. But the company is cracking down...

Shocking moment man racially abuses black woman yelling 'get back on your boat' in convenience store - then walks out without paying

Footage shows the unidentified man arguing with several customers at a One Stop in Henley Green, Coventry, before calling the woman a 'black c***'.

Taika Waititi’s films ranked from best to worst according to reviews

Early reviews for Waititi's Klara and the Sun have been bleak, so what's his best work?

Cheers! England's oldest pub is finally named as experts confirm 'national treasure' boozer started pulling pints 600 years ago after studying tree rings in timber frame

Everyone thinks they know where England's oldest pub is - and have had many a drunken debate over it. But that argument now seems to have been settled.

'This is Switzerland, not f***ing Britain!': Moment furious Swiss cop berates Brit Youtuber for 'driving like a maniac' across Alps during supercar rally

Swiss police have berated a British YouTuber for driving 'like a maniac' across the Alps. 

Korea tensions over claims that warship was sunk by torpedo

The 1,500-tonne vessel went down near Baengnyeong island, several of the 104 crew were killed and others were missing last night.

Truck driver threatened, forced to empty out bank account at ATM

The driver says the group of men had a gun although police say this wasn't the case.

Photographer captures the moment 5,000 birds create an exclamation mark formation in the sky

Photographer Nuray Gonulalan was amazed when she looked up and saw the familiar punctuation symbol - often associated with shock or panic - hovering above her in Mogan Lake, Ankara, Turkey.

Why did Meghan tell Netflix: 'I've been a Daddy's Girl my whole life' four years after Met received a letter making such disturbing allegations?

Before their relationship irredeemably soured, the Duchess of Sussex was apt to speak of her father with deep affection. As we were often reminded, she was the apple of his eye.

Watch: Prisoners exchanged as obstacles remain before new Ukraine and Russia peace talks

A new round of negotiations would be the fourth brokered by the Trump administration, following the most recent round in Geneva in February.

'Racist terrorist' told police he wanted to kill 'blacks and Arabs in revenge for looting across France' as he killed one and wounded five in machine gun shooting spree

A 'racist' gunman who killed one person and wounded five others in a shooting outside Paris used a British Second World War-era machine gun to carry out his deadly rampage.

Australia rugby league head stands firm by PNG Chiefs name

Australian Rugby League has vowed to keep using the name of the PNG Chiefs franchise in the NRL despite NZ Rugby's legal challenge.

Eight-year-old girl who died 'after being tortured by her father was forced to eat her own faeces when his mistress locked her in toilet'

An eight-year-old girl who died from torture was forced to eat her own faeces after her father and his mistress left her to starve in a locked toilet, a Dubai court heard.

Man, 61, accused of murdering housing officer, 47, lived in complex where she worked, court hears

Eleanor Barnfield, 47, was severely injured after being attacked at work when she got into her car in Bridgend, South Wales, on Monday.

Israel launches new operation in West Bank after gunmen killed two IDF soldiers days before elections

Israel's military has launched an operation in the occupied West Bank after gunmen killed two IDF soldiers days ahead of the country's elections. 

Tonga secures its second win at Rugby League World Cup

Tonga recorded its second win at the Rugby League World Cup on Friday night, beating Lebanon 36-0 in Sydney.

Hurricane Sandy: Storm WAS more powerful than Hurricane Katrina

Researchers have found that Sandy's Integrated Kinetic Energy index, or IKE, which quantifies the power of a hurricane based on how far out tropical-storm force winds extend from the center, ranked second only to Hurricane Isabel in 2003.

BBC Radio presenter Steve Roberts dead at the age of 75 as his co-stars pay tribute to 'great friend to many' after three decades with the channel

The commentator's passing was announced in a social media post on Friday, with a statement calling him a 'brilliant broadcaster and consummate pro.'

Former Shortland Street star Harry McNaughton’s 10-year journey to fatherhood through surrogacy

The actor welcomed daughter Huia after a 10-year wait.

Storm Boelo strikes UK one day after Storm Austen: 80mph winds hit ferries and trains with more homes facing power cuts as Met Office issues rare amber alert

An amber weather warning is in place today across Scotland, the north of England and the north-east of Northern Ireland, as the UK was hit by a second storm in two days.

Cliff Richard to turn Bible psalm into reggae Christmas song

Telegraph: Chris Eaton, who wrote Saviour’s Day, is creating the reggae arrangement.

I adore my only grandchild. But her parents have split up just before our whole family holiday - and I can't decide whether to cancel it or still invite everyone. I worry it will end in tears: BEL MOONEY gives her no-holds-barred reply

I have one beautiful grandchild, aged eight, who is my son's daughter. Their relationship has always been volatile and they've split up, yet again. Should I cancel our family trip at Christmas?

Man, 43, arrested in hunt for Michigan sniper who fired at random cars in four counties in two-week campaign of terror

The 43-year-old suspect was taken into custody on Monday night in Wixom, the Detroit suburb where the shootings began.

'Women are not safe anywhere': Inside 'rape fantasy' chat rooms where men expose footage of family members - even their own sisters or mothers - to equally perverted strangers

Dominique Pelicot solicited dozens of men on the chat room Coco to rape his heavily sedated wife Gisele. The site been shut down, but countless other 'rape fantasy' groups exist online.

Britons urged to leave Mali as rebel gunmen attack northern city of Gao ten days after claiming capital

British citizens currently in Mali, in west Africa are being urged to leave after the Foreign Office has changed its travel advice.

GM says AI is halving the time it takes to develop a new car

General Motors claims machine learning and simulation are cutting vehicle development to around two years – and it has a Corvette ZR1 top-speed story to prove it.

British holidaymaker died in his boxer shorts after 80ft Malta hotel balcony fall in middle of night, inquest hears

Software engineer Kieran Hughes, 25, wandered out of his 6th floor room at 4.15am on the sunshine holiday in Malta before accidentally tumbling to his death.

Memorial service to be held for beloved K Rd pharmacist and community advocate Suresh Rama

A memorial service will be held for the Auckland personality next week.

Moment two military planes crash into each other in mid-air as four pilots are killed in Philippines

Footage shows the two planes colliding while flying low over Fernando Air Base, south of the capital Manila.

Assassin’s pasta recipe: How to make Bari’s rule-breaking charred spaghetti

This rule-breaking pasta recipe fries dry spaghetti until it's charred and caramelised.

Majorca counts the cost of rejecting tourists: Restaurants and bars say their season has been devastated after UK families took their cash elsewhere in wake of anti-tourist protests

Restaurant and bar owners in Majorca have said their season has suffered due to a plunge in visitors.

'I trusted him all those years': Luxury car dealer disappears amid abrupt business closure

The abrupt closure of a luxury car dealership has blindsided financiers and Wellington elites.

Nic Sampson turns chaotic 1904 St Louis Olympic marathon into Silo Theatre play

Kiwi comic Nic Sampson on the incredible story that inspired a hit play.

Sun, sea and smugglers: The scourge of narco gangs delivering drug shipments on Spain's tourist beaches in full view of holidaying families

As sunbathers looked on and children played in the sand, a speedboat roared up to a busy Marbella beach - its masked crew leaping ashore to unload bulging packages before racing back to sea.

Omoda X revealed with night vision and a tougher SUV look

The Omoda X has been revealed as a tougher-looking crossover SUV from Omoda Jaecoo, though it has yet to be confirmed for a New Zealand launch.

The bankrupt businessman who’s arguably NZ’s busiest litigant

He once controlled millions worth of assets, but has been bankrupt for close to a decade. Now facing criminal charges, Harry Memelink says it is him versus the world.

Is retirement unhealthy? It depends

New York Times: Why it matters whether someone chooses to leave a job or is pushed out.

I’d rather doom-scroll the Paris riots than spend an evening listening to a Luxon speech. But...

With election day approaching, this columnist argues voters should judge the Government on competence and outcomes, not personality.

Airbnb limits what chores guests can be asked to do

The days of being told to vacuum the floor, wash the dishes - and then pay a cleaning fee on top of it - may be numbered for Airbnb guests.

Meta court losses reshape social media regulation as Congress stalls

New York Times: A series of lawsuits has created a new de facto regulatory regime.

Christchurch driver jailed after fatal cyclist hit and run

Ian Huntsman died in hospital about a fortnight after he was hit by a car driven by Tyson Stechman on Evans Pass Road in Sumner.

How I was abused by my paedophile sister: At 13, Harriet was plied with drugs and made to perform grotesque incestuous acts. Now as her abuser is found guilty, she bravely tells her story and says: 'I've got my life back'

Harriet Richards was barely more than a child when the abuse began; when she was plied with drugs and alcohol, then made to perform sex acts with a woman.

Sonny Bill Williams reveals lifesaving surgery after major heart defect found

The cross-code sports star said a major heart defect he had since birth was found in a routine check up.

Prostate cancer breakthrough as test reveals which men could see their risk of death cut in half

Thousands of men with high-risk prostate cancer could soon live longer, thanks to a  test that helps doctors identify which patients require more aggressive treatment.

Parker-Hulme murder: Pauline Parker dies in Scotland

Pauline Parker, one of the teen killers behind one of New Zealand's most infamous murders has died in the Scottish Orkney islands.

Watch: Auckland FC leak record five goals in heavy defeat to Wanderers

Luka Vicelich became Auckland FC’s youngest-ever scorer, but Western Sydney fired back to hand the champions an unprecedented thrashing

Man in his 30s dies as car crashes into busy Lidl store after 'woman behind the wheel suffered medical incident'

The dark car smashed into the store in Finchfield Hill, Wolverhampton, shortly before 6pm on Friday.

Looking brolly good! Zara Tindall hoists her umbrella as she braves the rain at Cheltenham races with her good friend Dolly Maude

The pair grinned as they huddled together beneath an umbrella to attend the final day of The William Hill Showcase Meeting at Cheltenham Racecourse.

Trade unions begin 'bombarding' firms with demands before Rayner's new workers' rights laws come into effect

Shop stewards and union officials will have the power to access offices and factories from next Friday under Angela Rayner's Employment Rights Act.

Germany and France offer to build submarines for Argentina as threat to the Falkland Islands rises

President Javier Milei previously warned his country would 'recover' the Falklands and told the UN General Assembly in New York that Argentina could be forced to 'take matters into our own hands'.

Liam Lawson shows encouraging pace in US Grand Prix practice

Equipped with a new floor, wings and bodywork, the Kiwi clocked competitive times across both practice sessions.

Country Life: Indigenous knowledge fuels 'food forest' trial

Could this Lincoln University trial change the way we grow produce?

Mother acquitted of daughter's attempted murder won’t accept police apology for losing ‘priceless’ items

Police have been forced to apologise to a woman they charged with attempting to murder her disabled adult daughter, after items they seized from her home went missing.

Facebook shares plummet nearly 4 per cent as company's OWN employees dump stock

The social networking giant ended the day down 3.79 percent after 99million shares changed hands. Company stock fell 83 cents to close at $21.11 Wednesday. The stock is down 44 percent from its IPO price of $38.

The grim depths of JFK's sex addiction laid bare for the first time, and what happened when his entourage saw 'what looked like a child's head' duck from his car window...

John F Kennedy liked young women who were lithe and unworldly, their sexuality ready for him to awaken.

Female police officer raped by David Carrick says Met chief Sir Mark Rowley should resign as she receives six-figure payout from force

Linda Williams said the 'worst thing' was when lawyers acting for the Met commissioner challenged the severity of her PTSD, suggesting it could not be severe because she had only been raped once.

Therese Walsh: AI is a boardroom issue, not just a technology problem

Walsh says AI has become a strategic issue for boards.

Eating well for less: The advice that helps – and the advice that misses the mark

For many New Zealanders, the bigger challenge is finding the money, time and energy to put healthy meals on the table.

What it’s really like inside F1’s $6000-a-ticket night race in Singapore

Journalist Grant Bradley travelled to Singapore for the Formula 1 Grand Prix in October. He describes what it is like to attend the event with a Paddock Pass.

Portrait of Inaugural poet Amanda Gorman, 22, is donated to Harvard University

A portrait of 22-year-old Inaugural poet Amanda Gorman has been donated to Harvard University's permanent collection.

Romanian toyboy who married British vicar, 81, flaunts new lifestyle of luxury goods and business-class flights after spending £1million and inheriting the OAP's £150,000 estate

Florin Marin, from Romania, was left a £2,000-a-month pension and £150,000 after his partner, former vicar Philip Clements, died aged 81 during the Covid pandemic.

All Blacks forwards Frizell, Lomax and Taukei'aho ruled out of UK tour with injuries

Hooker Samisoni Taukei'aho and flanker Shannon Frizell both have leg injuries, while prop Tyrel Lomax has been nursing a neck injury.

As Thomas Markle's son makes disturbing allegations against his father, the twisted feud raging in Meghan's family just took a sinister turn

The Royal Family is often accused of being dysfunctional - but it has nothing on the Markles.

Man who shot his wife to death in front of their children in a crowded park found dead after Florida manhunt

Julian Paris, 54, was wanted by police after he callously shot his wife dead at a crowded park in Orlando in broad daylight in front of their three children.

Police investigate Married at First Sight Australia over alleged ‘inappropriate content’ sharing

A contestant alleged producers shared his private information with a bride.

Baby sloths saved from infection by with 'onesie' bandage treatment YouTube video

The twin sloths may look cute in the alternative outfits but actually it is a way of ridding their tiny bodies of the parasitic mites.

Bugs: Amazing photos show microscopic insects coping with a downpour

Tiny droplets of water make the bugs take on an altogether different look - looking inflated by the covering of liquid.

ALISON BOSHOFF: Did Andrew Lloyd Webber's new-found sobriety shatter his 50-year friendship with Tim Rice?

Earlier this year, Andrew Lloyd Webber made the confession of his life: he was an alcoholic.

Melania Trump brokers ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine to allow elderly to evacuate city of Oleshky on 'brink of disaster'

First Lady Melania Trump has brokered a localized ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine to help the predominantly elderly population of the Ukrainian city of Oleshky

Inflation at the movies: Runtimes are longer, from The Odyssey to You Can See Everything

The average wide-release movie has grown from 106 to 114 minutes since 1980, as filmmakers increasingly embrace the big-screen epic.

Radio host attacked: Bolivian journalist Fernando Vidal set on fire live on air in Yacuiba

A Bolivian radio presenter was set on fire by four masked men while hosting his show in the southern city of Yacuiba. Radio Popular journalist Fernando Vidal, 78, is being treated for burns.

Ultra-Orthodox grandmother gives birth to her 20TH child

The unnamed 42-year-old grandmother was rushed to Hadassah Hospital Ein Kerem in Jerusalem after going into labour on Wednesday.

Briton Suzanne Cassidy sucked into propellers after jumping off boat in Ibiza

Suzanne Cassidy, 26, (pictured) from Glasgow, only survived by grabbing the side of the boat as the razor-sharp blades hacked into her leg.

Humble hero dad who shot and killed Bend school shooter speaks out for the first time and reveals awe-inspiring details of his courage... before making a heartbreaking apology

Kaylub Giamanco, 36, grew emotional recalling how he shot dead Griffin John II, 16, who was shooting at special needs children at Silver Rail Elementary on October 15.

Kiwi who killed mother with her friend, inspiring Heavenly Creatures, dies on Scottish island

Pauliine Parker has died this month at age 88 under the assumed name Hilary Nathan in Orkney, Scotland, The Orcadian reports.

Heineken urges pubs to sell half-pints to cope with fat jabs

Weight-loss drug users have cut drinking frequency by 29%, from 3.1 to 2.2 days a week.

The curse of 'Death Island': How Thai holiday paradise of Koh Tao became a nightmarish hub of murder, suspicious deaths and rape

Local police have often explained the deaths as accidents or suicides, but many cases appear suspicious to family members of the deceased, and are often left insufficiently investigated.

Brutal tactics of Ecuador's gangs who send decapitated enemies' heads to their wives and their hearts to their parents - as it's declared the toughest place on earth to be a cop

The coastal nation has seen murder rates soar in recent years as drug lords and criminal masterminds dug their hooks into fresh territory and exploited its ports for maximum profit

Story behind the Taliban's most infamous execution: Mother-of-seven shot in the head in front of 30,000 spectators baying for blood after she poisoned her abusive husband

To the cries of a crowd of 30,000 in Kabul's Olympic Stadium in Afghanistan, a panicked woman is led across the football pitch, flanked by armed guards.

Revealed: Brett Goldstein's wild 'sex parties' with a houseplant and a football before he began 'casually dating' Jennifer Lopez

British actor, writer and producer Brett Goldstein, 46, and the 57-year-old American singer and actress were the talk of the town this week after they appeared together at a glitzy party in LA.

Meghan's eight-year rift with her estranged father: The duchess's troubled relationship with Thomas Markle as he faces child abuse images probe

When Thomas Markle Sr first entered the public eye a decade ago, living in a down-at-heel coastal Mexican town, he seemed an unusual prospective guest at a royal wedding.

JEFF PRESTRIDGE: 432,000 Waspi women have died without the pension compensation they deserve. Labour has betrayed them. Now Burnham must come clean about what he's ACTUALLY going to do for them

Will the Budget provide a glimmer of hope for those 3.5 million women given inadequate notice of increases to their state pension age? Probably not given the parlous state of the Government's finances

Netflix is great at making money. Its problem is keeping viewers hooked

New York Times: the streaming giant's third-quarter revenue rose 12% to nearly $22.7b.

How hard-Left thugs and anarchists are plotting a new French Revolution... from the rural idylls every Brit dreams of moving to

When Adrian Maxwell, a retired City of London Police detective and criminal barrister, stumbled on this timeless idyll he assumed he'd left the sordid side of life far behind.

No, this condition affecting one in eight Kiwi adults isn’t just ‘wear and tear’

A new report claims the number of people living with osteoarthritis worldwide is projected to rise sharply.

E ngā mātua, kua tae te wā ki te whakahau i ā tātou hunga taiohi

Ko te whakahau i ā koutou tamariki matua ki te pōti, koia pea te tino whakaaturanga o te aroha o te mātua, e ai ki a Joel Maxwell.

‘That’s a lie’: We fact-check the fiercest claims from the Stuff Leaders’ Debate

In the most lively debate of the campaign, both major party leaders told a few half-truths and outright falsehoods.

DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Britain deserves much better than a vacuous Gogglebox PM

As a diligent leader, would your first few months be spent knuckling down to hard work and tough decisions? Or would they be frittered away appearing on a gormless TV show?

Bentley Torcal NZ pricing confirmed, orders open

Bentley's first electric SUV undercuts Bentayga V8 sibling.

Petrol prices fuel inflation - so is an interest rate rise the right move?

The rate is up for review next week and is expected to increase, probably by 25 basis points.

Hidden in plain sight: The essential 30-minute pitstop on your South Island road trip

Make sure to look straight down over the edge of the viewing platform.

Black Ferns player ratings: Tell us how they performed against France

We want your take on how each of the Black Ferns performed in their 31-12 win over France in Whangārei.

Side-by-side baches bought for less than $840,000 now valued at more than $6m

“It’s time to let go”: One family has owned the two baches at Mt Maunganui for decades, with one barely changed since the 1930s.

Australia Day 2012: Fireworks and lightning combine to light up Perth's skies

An estimated 250,000 people turned out to watch the 28th annual Australia Day fireworks display in the western Australian city, despite fears weather conditions could disrupt the event.

Auckland’s Cornwall Park to introduce carpark fees

The trust that runs the park says it's become increasingly busy over the years and the fees will help increase support fair access.

Starship needs long-term plan in place, Child Cancer Foundation warns

Chief executive Monica Briggs says ongoing staffing issues can't just be blamed on a difficult winter - "we have winter every year".

Celebrity host cancels family's Christmas booking after asking for extra $4k over rate error

A family was left scrambling for holiday accommodation after a Vrbo host tried to renegotiate a confirmed booking months later.

Cyclist wanted as witness after Blenheim fatal crash

The collision took place between a car and a truck at the intersection of Wither and Howick Roads.

Fire breaks out at Adolf Hitler's Eagle's Nest lair in Bavaria as police question arson suspect

Around 200 firefighters were deployed to battle the blaze at the Nazi dictator's remote and difficult-to-access Kehlsteinhaus residence in southern Germany.

Rugby World League Cup: The burning questions surrounding the Kiwis and Kalyn Ponga

The Kiwis are willing to give Kalyn Ponga as long as possible to recover.

Sexual abuse survivor feels unable to move on as quest for compensation and apology stalls

A survivor of sexual abuse says he’d being required to deal directly with the school where the abuse happened and is getting nowhere.

The secret to exuding confidence? Raise your eyebrows and blink slowly, scientists say

From Barack Obama to Oprah Winfrey, many celebrities exude confidence - even while addressing huge crowds of people. Now, scientists believe they've cracked the secret to their success.

The village of wives who killed HUNDREDS of husbands: After years of horrific beatings and abuse, one woman had had enough... and led a terrifying, murderous spate of revenge

From 1911 to 1929, dozens of women across Nagyrev and the Tiszazug region turned to homemade arsenic poison to get rid of husbands, parents, lovers, and even children.

People who have come back from the dead... and what they say is waiting for us on the other side

Across cultures, centuries, and belief systems, stories of death experiences have stirred fascination, fear, and faith in equal measure.

Parents of woman who died when Irish doctors refused to perform abortion meet with Indian government to demand justice

The Indian and Irish governments have promised to do all they can for the parents of Savita Halappanavar, who died of blood poisoning after Irish doctors refused her an abortion.

How a baseless internet rumour has forced Brigitte Macron to prove she is a woman in a US court: Astonishing full story that led to French president's wife facing Candace Owens

The bizarre story of how an unsubstantiated internet conspiracy theory about 72-year-old Brigitte Macron secretly being a transgender woman has snowballed into a high-profile U.S. court case.

Inside China's execution conveyor belt: How 'mobile injection vans and firing squads are used to put thousands to death a year' - outstripping capital punishment figures for the rest of the world combined

In 2022, the World Coalition Against the Death Penalty said that at least 8,000 people per year were executed in China from 2007 - more than all other countries combined by some margin.

'It's going to be another disaster': TV's Hotel Inspector star issues stark warning over Labour's plans to raise minimum wage for young workers

Alex Polizzi, best known from the Channel 5 TV show The Hotel Inspector, told travel experts the potential change in minimum wage could spell disaster for the hospitality industry.

You may not know the medical term, but it affects one in three New Zealand adults – and rates are rising

New Zealanders are living longer, but many are spending a significant proportion of those extra years in poor health.

Watch: Rampant Samoa nullify Papua New Guinea for another World Cup rout

Their Port Moresby clash was in the balance until the Samoans found their stride in the second half.

Terrifying moment thugs shoot each other in gunfight outside nightclub - as they each begin 18 years in jail

Aaron Nubie, 46, and Kimani Durrell-Smith, 27, shot at each other outside FJ Lounge in Aston, Birmingham and injured a food stall worker in the crossfire.

Why Candace Owens claims Brigette Macron was born a man, her 'war against perverts who run the world'... and why that's not even the most controversial part

Followers of the firebrand Right-wing commentator Candace Owens have become accustomed to endlessly outlandish opinions.

I whakakore rānei a Carlos Cheung i te mana whakamutunga o Christopher Luxon?

Ko te ataata kōkiri pōti a Carlos Cheung hei Woody pea i kukume i ngā kanohi, engari kua noho hoki hei whakarite āhua rorirori mō te mana me te āhua o te Kāwanatanga a Christopher Luxon.

Kim Jong-un's wife Ri Sol-ju makes first appearance after two months of home detention

The young wife of North Korea's leader has made her first public appearance in two months, bringing to an end what might have been a period of 'home detention' for being too carefree.

Katie Zacharia stays 'ruthlessly loyal' to Trump despite president saying she 'freaked out' in front of press corps

Zacharia, 41, lasted just five days as White House press secretary before a series of gaffes and nervous performances led Trump to fire her last week.

Why investors are betting on sulfur to power the next generation of defence kit

The cathode is the part of a battery that stores charge, and today's versions rely on critical minerals that are costly to mine and tricky to source.

Teen excluded from residency over kidney disease gets lifeline after minister steps in

The associate immigration minister has approved residence for 17-year-old Paula Navunisaulaki, who has chronic kidney disease and requires dialysis.

Powering your home with your electric vehicle: Trio of trials underway

Three NZ trials underway but a number of challenges to overcome before it goes mainstream.

'Most people stab you in the back. Maura takes a chainsaw to your face': As Maura Higgins wows on America's Strictly, insiders expose her 'ruthless' pursuit to become an A-lister

Those who know her say that Maura Higgins is intent on becoming 'bigger than Kim Kardashian', writes DOLLY BUSBY.

Tell us how the Black Caps rated in gut-wrenching loss to India

We want your take on how each of Black Caps performed against India in the second T20.

Stamp of disapproval! Shocked rugby fans demand lifetime BAN for Welsh player's 'disgusting' violent trample

The shocking incident occurred during a Super Rygbi Cymru match between Llandovery and Ebbw Vale on Thursday night.

I took the new lymphoedema drug and my leg swelling went down by a third. After years of wearing compression stockings, this daily pill finally worked. Here's what you need to know about the first-of-its-kind medication

It is a poorly understood condition that causes debilitating and distressing swelling in the arms or leg - but there is no cure or even treatments that can ease the symptoms.

Professional dog trainer reveals how to pick the right breed for you - and the one he'd avoid entirely

Graeme Sims, 89, spent four decades training hundreds of dogs and their owners before he was forced to retire in 2020 after an overexcited Border Collie became a physical risk to him.

'It's absolutely sick Brendan said that about Amy': Strictly insiders are furious at sacked pro Brendan Cole for slamming show and cancer victim Amy Dowden for cash. His team's weekly emails to me are eyebrow-raising: KATIE HIND

Brendan has a reputation for a colourful and rather acerbic tongue. The New Zealander's infamously brutal approach to critiquing his celebrity partners during his 14-year reign was evidence of that.

Whakarerea te rita $3 hinuheu, e whakanui ana ngā minita i ngā ture taitae

I ngā hinu e piki ana, e kōkiri ana te Kāwanatanga i ngā huringa ture mō ngā mahi ahumahi tawhito engari e pēhia ana ngā mekameka tuku ki te utu.

New study traces van Gogh's famed 'Starry Night' to an actual night sky from 1889

Scientists doubling as art detectives have traced Vincent van Gogh’s “ The Starry Night ” to a celestial scene that suggests a new date for one of the world’s most famous paintings.

Recap: Rugby League World Cup: PNG v Samoa

Look back on the action as Toa Samoa runs riot in Port Moresby.

The last words Neil Filipowicz heard from his nephew were 'I'm not leaving Daddy' . . . then hours later he was pulling their bodies out of the basement locked arm in arm after Sandy snatched them away

John Filipowicz, 51, and his son John, 20, were found still holding onto each other in their basement as they shielded themselves from the torrent which covered them in 12ft of water in seconds. Relatives said that the two had an 'incredible bond' and would never have been separated – in life or in death. John the elder stayed behind to watch over his house in Staten Island, New York, but his son refused to leave because he wanted to be by his side.

How the greatest air race in history unfolded after the owner of the Daily Mail offered £10,000 to the first person to fly across the Atlantic

After hours of flying in darkness, the men in the cockpit of the Vimy bomber were desperate for dawn. But just as the sun was about to appear, they hit a bank of cloud.

Backroads to the Beehive: Protests, parties and politics in Dunedin's studentville

With the election enrolment deadline imminent, RNZ heads to Dunedin, where just over half of youth have enrolled to vote

Glenn Phillips flair not enough in record T20 opener against India

The allrounder brought out all the shots but it wasn't enough as the Black Caps went down to India.

October curse: Could an AI stock market crash set back New Zealand’s recovery? – Liam Dann

OPINION: A Wall Street crash would hit KiwiSaver balances and weaken the global economy.

GP 'felt forced to quit NHS' after being investigated as transphobic after raising concerns over trans doctor who was giving puberty blockers to under-18s

The tribunal heard that Dr Redvers was subjected to a four-hour interrogation, which she described as 'brutal' and 'oppressive and very upsetting'.

Where's the fire chief? FENZ boss still on leave after minister's rebuke

Internal Affairs Minister Brooke van Velden publicly withdrew her confidence in Kerry Gregory in September, accusing him of withholding significant information from her for a year.

Inside 'cursed' sex-filled Dutch movie so explicit it lay on the cutting room floor for decades with star killing himself days after filming ended - as it's finally released in cinemas

The Dutch arthouse movie Diary Of A Weak Yogi was made to shock audiences. 

Son who killed his father in beer garden on Christmas Eve shortly after meeting him for the first time is jailed for six years

Martin Greensmith, 37, had never met his father until a chance encounter during a Christmas drinks party.

Watch: Young and Farnworth score World Cup hat-tricks as England thrash France

The two NRL stars were at the heart of England's resounding Rugby League World Cup win against the French in Perth.

135 bungee jumpers take leap at the same time in world record attempt

A video posted on You Tube shows the group of unnamed thrillseekers, who are all harnessed together with bungee cords, jumping from the bridge at the same time.

Auckland’s Cornwall Park to introduce carpark fees

The trust that runs the park says it's become increasingly busy over the years and the fees will help increase support fair access.

Furry Friday: Careless whiskers

Cat whiskers are both use and ornament. They also express a cat’s mood and intentions.

Intern makes incredible discovery of unknown papers written by Abraham Lincoln in 1844

The 21-year-old, who just finished his junior year at St. Mary’s University in Minnesota, was preparing a stack of old papers to be logged in a database and put into storage.

Kiwis warned: Petrol prices to rise - and stay high, as Trump threatens ‘another little Epic Fury’

Kiwis are being warned to brace for sustained pain at the pump as global buffer stocks run dry and the US reportedly plans further Iran strikes.

Police investigation into fatal Dunedin fire still ongoing

Death of the person found at the scene remains unexplained.

Humpback whale 'thanks' rescuers who saved it from dying tangled in fishing nets

The whale performed a breathtaking display of breaches after being freed from certain death off the coast of California. It was all caught on camera.

Is your favourite beauty influencer FAKE? Millions are being duped by women struggling with midlife divorce, menopause and ageing - who have products to sell...

…they're not actually real. The social-media stars have, in fact, been created by AI, solely to sell you stuff. Claire Cohen reports

The $25m promise that could change cancer treatment in New Zealand

National has pledged $25 million to bring a revolutionary cancer treatment into the public system - where do the other parties stand?

New Zealand takes stepping stone to shooting down drones

The new system would cope with the most likely drone threat short term, but not give full protection from the sort of advance or high-intensity drones threats seen in the Ukraine-Russia or Middle East wars.

Mystery wolf slayer who leaves the dead animals displayed in Tuscan villages has shot seven of them and STRANGLED one in bizarre vendetta

Eight endangered native wolves have been found dead in the hills of Tuscany since the beginning of November, with three fresh corpses emerging in the last week.

Boko Haram sex slave describes horror of her months-long abduction, being gang-raped and strapped to a bomb before incredible escape

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: It seemed like an ordinary day for 16-year-old Hannah - instead it marked the start of a months-long nightmare.

Australia rugby league head stands firm by PNG Chiefs name

Australian Rugby League has vowed to keep using the name of the PNG Chiefs franchise in the NRL despite NZ Rugby's legal challenge.

Horror as another baby sitter goes on bloody rampage, stabbing to death girl, 5, boy, 8, and their two dogs

The victims, an eight-year-old boy and a five-year-old girl, were discovered by Naperville police at the home of Elzbieta M. Plackowska, 40 in Illinois.

Make like an Egyptian! North African cuisine is the comfort food you never knew you needed - try these easy, spicy recipes this weekend

A flavour-packed trip to North Africa, by Suzanne Zeidy and Rawah Badrawi

Auckland FC leak five goals in Western Sydney loss

A-League defending champions exposed in first defeat for new coach Pedro Moreira.

Woman dies after being hit by train in West Auckland

The incident took place just before 3pm.

Chancellor's Budget will blow £7m of taxpayer cash on Andy Burnham's Northern Olympics dream - even though Manchester tried and failed twice before

John Healey will announce the hefty sum will be spent on a full feasibility study to look at winning the games for the north in the 2040s.

Family came to NZ for a better life. Their 6-year-old is facing deportation

An administrative error and strict health rules have left a Tauranga family facing an impossible decision over their daughter.

Celebrity Traitors star Romesh Ranganathan feels 'humiliated' after the Faithfuls are called the 'worst ever' and says the lack of concern from teammates of his sacrifices is 'insulting'

In a spectacular own goal, the group chose to vote for Maya Jama, James Acaster and King Kenny as the three contestants they 'trusted most', giving them a special power.

Another top 20 player confirms entry for ASB Classic

Rising tennis star Alexandra Eala will return to the ASB Classic in Auckland.

Keep Rugby League World Cup celebrations within 'reasonable hours', police say

Police have received a number of complaints in relation to celebrations in recent days, where parades had continued into the early hours of the morning.

Russell Brand rape trial: Follow every twist from Southwark Crown Court with the Daily Mail's award-winning Trial podcast

Follow the case the world is watching with the Daily Mail's award-winning Trial podcast.

The hunter becomes the hunted: 'Dead' bear shot with a rifle springs up and attacks its would-be killer

Alex Machavo, of Medford, Oregon, was attacked by the injured animal near Shady Cove on Thursday. According to Andrea Carlson, a local sheriff's spokeswoman, the hunter and his wounded target rolled down a 50-ft embankment with the bear biting 22-year-old Machavo all the way down.

Coach Arch Jelley, who coached John Walker to mile record, dies aged 104

Legendary running coach Arch Jelley, who guided John Walker to Olympic gold in Canada, has died at the age of 104.

He thought he’d end up in Australia’s mines. But at just 23, he’s just bought his first home here instead

Daanael Penwarden bought his $510,000 home with a 5% deposit from KiwiSaver, entirely outside the government scheme.

John Healey plans to send 2,000 anti-fraud experts into Jobcentres in bid to claw back £1.4billion from benefits cheats - amid warnings welfare bill could soar by £5.5billion

The Chancellor is expected to announce at the Budget that fraud-busting officials will team up with Work Coaches to spot suspicious Universal Credit claims early.

Scientists may have the key to treating arthritis: Regrowing the knee

Washington Post: Could arthritic knees one day regenerate themselves?

Celebrity Traitors star Maya Jama hits back at viewer who accused her of 'being a cow and fake' before deleting response

The Love Island host, 32, responded to reaction from the episode after James, 41, told Maya and King Kenny he was 'too scared' to sabotage the Faithfuls winning shields.

Brave toddler who nearly died when she was born premature and has spent more than half her 27-month life in hospital enjoys first holiday thanks to tech upgrade

Juniper Rayner, two, has battled complex medical issues including serious bowel problems, epilepsy and repeated infections - and has been in and out of hospital for the past 27 months.

Cindy Crawford visits daughter Kaia Gerber's home in LA... after breaking silence on son Presley's death

The 60-year-old supermodel looked glum as she stepped out one month after Presley died at age 27 from a suspected drug overdose.

Global war for control of the ARCTIC: Climate change is unlocking untapped natural resources, new trade routes... and a new international conflict that RUSSIA is already winning

The melting of Arctic ice opens up a massive new frontier, unlocking a treasure trove of previously untapped natural resources, new trade routes, and strategic superiority

The girl who gave birth aged FIVE: Incredible mystery of the child who became the world's youngest ever mother

More than 85 years on, the story of Lina Marcela Medina remains one of the world's greatest mysteries. To this day, the identity of the man who impregnated her remains unknown.

Has shrinkflation affected your favourite airline? How carriers - from British Airways to Ryanair - are cutting costs by quietly phasing out perks

From free seat selection, to complimentary water bottles, everyday comforts and complimentary services have been reduced or axed entirely by airlines over the years.

Cyclist may have witnessed fatal car v truck crash at Blenheim intersection

Breaking news: This story is developing.

Russian teens 'stabbed man to death at party then murdered four guests'

Sergey Burkaev, 16 (pictured), and Konstantin Surkov, 17, have been arrested on suspicion of knifing to death a man and four young women at a flat in the small Russian town of Kumertau.

Raye performs alongside her grandparents in heartwarming scenes at triumphant Royal Albert Hall show as she says 'hope is family' following Mercury Prize win

Raye's hit single, Where Is My Husband? which features her grandmother Agatha Dawson-Amoah uttering the words 'your husband is coming'.

Knife-wielding phone robber who punched victims on terrifying Tube crime spree is jailed for more than four years

Fabian Pawlowski targeted victims travelling on London's Underground by asking to borrow their phones to make a call and threatening them by pulling knives out of his pocket.

One lucky Lotto player scoops more than $15m Powerball jackpot

One lucky Lotto player has become$15.25 million richer after winning Saturday night's Powerball jackpot.

Drug dealer arrested while sitting on the loo

The accused, identified as Jose Spencer Bilbao Rivers, was apprehended by police while he was sitting reliving himself in a small white bucket by Peruvian police (above).

The Brits who shame us around the world: Global tourist hotspots where law-breaking UK nationals end up in jail - and the criminal activities they get up to from drug smuggling to nightclub brawls

Brits Abroad has long been shorthand for chaos, from nightclub beatdowns and brawls over sun loungers to rape and murder charges at tourist hotspots around the world.

'Narcissistic' engineer looked 'petrified' as he held knife and muttered 'I'm sorry' when sister of girlfriend who he raped and murdered found her sibling dead, court told

Arleta Derkacz said Stephen Sexton, 39, appeared 'petrified' and had 'dead eyes' when she arrived at the home he shared with her sister Joanna, 37, and found her dead.

Moschino storms home from last to win Ellerslie feature sprint

Moschino swamped the leaders in the final 50m to win by half a length.

All Whites: Darren Bazeley upset to be leaving role after World Cup disappointment

Darren Bazeley has not been offered a new contract by New Zealand Football.

TVNZ staff to strike for first time in 20 years over pay

The E tū union said the state broadcaster had offered workers a 2.5 percent pay rise, well below the rate of inflation.

Actor Tom Skerritt, known for Top Gun and Alien roles, dies aged 93

Skerritt won an Emmy in 1993 for his lead role in Picket Fences.

Drunk executioners, witnesses sprayed with deadly chemicals and prisoners set on fire: After Christa Pike survives lethal injection, America's shameful botched executions

Questions are being raised over whether executing convicted murderers outweighs the risks of of an execution going so badly that a prisoner is left to die in agony.

The bloodthirsty terror tactics of Mexico's cartels: How ruthless drug gangs punish their enemies and spread fear from mass beheadings to CANNIBALISM - after nine students were found with hands hacked off

The gruesome discovery of nine bodies and a bag filled with their severed hands on a Mexican highway last week had cartel violence written all over it.

Fans claim to spot Lily Allen dining out in Auckland on night she was too sick to perform

A fan who flew to Auckland for the show says she was shocked to see the singer.

The Abel Tasman route that skips the multi-day tramp

Our two kayaks glide across silk-like water, shimmering in the soft morning light.

Ali Mau on how to respond when someone discloses sexual harm – The Little Things

A seemingly innocent reaction could stop someone from ever speaking out again.

I got pregnant while using Mounjaro - and my husband was on Ozempic. This is why I'm convinced it finally helped me have the baby I longed for after 5 years of infertility

My period was weeks late. Most women would wonder if they were pregnant, but I knew better. And yet, this time, my prayers were finally answered.

Suzanne Paul’s new book, Your Time Is Now, shares lessons from her life

“You can’t just sit on your arsey bum at home."

'Katie is a manipulator. She will want revenge': As Katie Price's ex is cleared of rape, friends reveal their 'disgust' at her behaviour... and how she may be using her kids and ill mum to launder her damaged reputation

In the dark days after Kieran Hayler was arrested on suspicion of rape last year, rumours swirled that his bitter ex-wife, Katie Price, might have had some hand in it, writes KATIE HIND.

Muslim insurgents kill eight and wound dozens more with bomb blast in Thailand

The devices were hidden inside inside motorbikes and cars and detonated by mobile phones.

Cattle ranch that feeds its cows BEER: Texas farmers swear by a secret ingredient that makes beef juicer

A cattle ranch in Texas has revealed the key ingredient behind its premium beef: beer. The Texas T Kobe ranch in Wallis, Texas, adds beer to the hay that its cows feed on.

Billionaire’s unlawful seawall gets tick of approval from council

The seawall was built without a building consent, leading the council to issue a Notice to Fix.

I lost 7kg, reduced my body fat by 6 per cent and gained muscle at 57 - without fat jabs. I felt awful after my double knee replacement but now I've got my mojo back. I'm even on cover of Women's Fitness, by Mail's JANE FRYER

When I was set the challenge by my editor to make the cover of Women's Fitness magazine, one of Britain's most successful health magazines, I really tried not to laugh in her face.

Conservatives' campaign chief and his wife who admitted cheating at gambling by betting on date of 2024 General Election are spared jail

Anthony Lee used 'inside information' from a private meeting called by former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to bet on the general election date months before it took place.

Council containing Britain's biggest asylum camp only spent £40,000 on extra police, despite £2.7m unspent grants: Local women say they are 'terrified'

An Essex council containing Britain's biggest asylum camp has been engulfed in scandal over how it has spent money earmarked to mitigate the site.

Girlfriend Tiniko Thompson arrested after chilling note is found next to police officer's body

Tiniko Thompson, 46, is alleged to have killed her boyfriend Carl Patrick, 53, a Miami police officer in his Pembroke Pines, Miami Florida home on May 9.

The best (and worst) cheeses for your gut health

Telegraph: Some favourite varieties harbour a surprising secret to better digestion.

In the news quiz: Which airport took top honours at the 20th annual NZ Airports Awards?

How well did you follow the news in the week of Oct 25, 2026?

I know exactly how it feels to date someone like Anthony Kiedis... comments from strangers gave me an ick I will never forget: JANA HOCKING

An aging star past his prime - though he is the only one who hasn't come to this realization - flaunts his much younger girlfriend, a flex since she is half his age. All is well... until it isn't.

The reality of sex after cancer: When the cruel disease robs you of your femininity, it can feel like your love life is over. But there IS a way forward

As a sex coach, you might imagine my love life has always been adventurous and highly fulfilling. But although I used to be brimming with sexual confidence, a few years ago things changed.

He aha tātou i mataku ai ki ngā piriona, tēnā i ngā kaipahua Māori?

Kei te huri hē tō tātou aro ki ngā whare gang me taua rōpū rorirori nei, i te mea ko ngā piriona kē kei te tino raweke i ō tātou oranga o ia rā

Greens attack National’s pitch to families as election campaign ramps up

The Greens have attacked National’s pitch to families, pointing to child poverty and promoting free ECE and expanded school lunches.

Kim Kardashian turns heads in a daring sheer lace gown as she continues her 46th birthday celebrations with mum Kris Jenner in Rome

The fashion mogul exuded glamour as she strutted out of the Bulgari Hotel in Rome on Friday night.

Prince Harry's long history of asking his family for reconciliation in one breath while criticising them in another: From before Megxit to his latest interview, all the times he gave his family hope - and why they no longer believe him

Harry has once again taken to the airwaves to publicly declare to his family: 'With everything else going on in the world, the most important thing is to reconcile.'

Schoolgirl's horrific gang-rape, torture and murder that sent shockwaves through Japan: How teen Junko Furuta endured 40 days of depraved abuse at the hands of four boys who burnt her alive then buried her body in concrete

Over the span of 41 days, the high school student was abducted by four teenage boys aged between 16 to 18, subjected to unimaginable abuse, repeatedly raped and ultimately murdered.

Range Rover Electric driven: The best Range Rover yet - but will cash-rich, time-poor customers buy it?

It's being billing as the most accomplished Range Rover. And so it should be, given its elevated starting price of £154,070. I've been among the first to drive it extensively on and off road.

Ten years on from Harry and Meghan's romance being revealed to the world... how the Suits star couldn't resist dropping some VERY public hints she was dating a prince

Ten years ago this month, Prince Harry's secret romance with an American TV star was revealed to the world, after months of clues scattered across social media and various friends.

PHP issues: Websites go dark worldwide as AI exposes critical security flaws

PHP runs about 70% of the world’s websites, security firm Wiz estimates.

Gunman 'intent on causing as many casualties as possible' shoots five people in France, killing one, with girl, 12, hit eight times - as police probe 'racist motivation'

A gunman has shot five people with a machine-gun, killing one and wounding four others including a 12-year-old girl outside Paris in an attack police are investigating as having a 'racist' motive. 

Subscribe to The Crime Desk for an exclusive bonus podcast analysing the key moments from week one of Russell Brand's rape trial

Week one saw the prosecution open its case, branding Brand a 'ruthless' sexual predator, before the first two of six women gave evidence from behind screens.

Maya, the only female porter in Ludhiana, carries bags for a few rupees to pay for her son, 12

Maya Devi, 40, is the only woman railway porter in the Punjab city of Ludhiana. As the mother of a 12-year-old, she has no choice but to keep working.

This graph explains why so many Kiwis feel poorer today than they did last year

We’ve hit a significant inflection point in the way we generate wealth in this country.

iPhone Duo goes on sale around the world: Huge queues form outside Apple Stores in London, Bangkok and Sydney as shoppers race to get their hands on the foldable device

The iPhone Duo has finally gone on sale today, with shoppers flocking to get their hands on Apple's first foldable. Photos snapped in London, Bangkok, and Sydney show huge lines outside Apple Stores.

Explainer: The 10 biggest questions New Zealand has about the election

What do you want to know about the election? Here’s what’s on your minds.

Female football photographer forces club to back down after they ban her revealing outfits

A female football photographer has forced a club to back down after it tried to ban revealing outfits. 

Chelsea vs Spurs: Blues without key man Joao Pedro through injury as De Zerbi makes two changes

Follow Daily Mail Sport's live coverage for the latest updates of Man City's lunchtime clash with Aston Villa, updates from the 3pm kick-offs, including Arsenal vs Everton.

'Running as usual': The NZ response to the cyber emergency forcing shutdowns overseas

Spy agencies GCSB and SIS both told RNZ their websites were up and running as usual.

‘That's the perfect Bloody Mary’ says Marco Pierre White to a stunned Lloyd Burr

Lloyd Burr cooked and made cocktails for Marco Pierre White. He’s just one of the world’s best chefs. I mean, what could go wrong?

2027 Freelander 8 review, quick drive

We liked the Freelander 8’s roomy cabin, comfortable seats and smooth power delivery. A short drive of a pre-production car also exposed a few things that need fixing.

Inside the Russian resistance looking to bring down Putin: Exclusive footage shows pro-Ukraine 'Black Spark' rebels 'carrying out bomb attacks on strategic targets'

The underground movement has emerged from the shadows under the public representation of Igor Volobuev, a former banking executive who defected to Ukraine.

NZ Post apologise after sensitive ID documents ‘lost’ in wild goose chase

A woman applying for NZ citizenship was told her sensitive documents were missing. Weeks later, NZ Post gave a completely different answer.

It's the supplement we ALL need in winter. Now a top scientist reveals which vitamin D products really will give you a boost - and which are a waste of money, FREE in the Your Health newsletter

From pills to patches, drops to drink shots, our expert's verdict will help keep you well this winter.

The 'biological Chernobyl' lab leak that Russia covered up as 'food poisoning': How dozens died frothing at the mouth after anthrax blunder at bioweapons unit

When a young lab worker died after developing a mysterious form of pneumonia in Siberia earlier this month, speculation quickly turned to her place of work. 

‘Pure frustration’: Real estate agent prepared to lose $250k to sell his home

After nearly two years on the market, the couple is ready to “just move on.”

You know how to make sex good for your partner. But what about you?

Better sex starts with understanding your own body, without pressure, expectations or assumptions about what you should enjoy.

TV ad links gay Democratic Rep David Cicilline to a child molester, murderer and predator

The ad refers to the freshman's time as a lawyer two decades ago when he defended hardened criminals and is designed to boost GOP hopeful Brendan Doherty. Formerly the head of the state police, Doherty is making his first run for office.

Joanna Page says she struggles with mum guilt and admits she and husband James Thornton are 'like passing ships in the night' as they juggle life with their four children: 'Life is tough!'

Joanna Page has said 'you will always get that mum guilt' as she attempts to balance her career with raising her four children with actor husband James Thornton.

Oil prices surge on reports US again considering Iran strikes

Global oil prices have hit their highest level since May on fears of a resumption of fighting between the US and Iran in the Middle East.

Grocery worker who handed out samples of semen-tainted yoghurt gets two years in prison

Anthony Garcia admitted adding a sample of the bodily fluid to a sample of yoghurt while working at a grocery story in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Revolut says NZ banking sector is ‘ripe for disruption’

The app-based fintech is disrupting banking around the world, without opening a branch.

Sadistic human experiments inside Japan's notorious WW2 Unit 731 where PoWs were infected with plague, raped and buried alive are brought to life in ultra-violent Chinese movie

There are no documented survivors of Unit 731, the covert department of the imperial Japanese army that conducted lethal experiments on thousands of living humans in occupied China.

Royal Navy sailor who 'tried to use dark web to send military secrets to Russia' faces 2027 trial as fresh charges are brought

Teddy Young, 24, allegedly abused his high-level security clearance to access secret defence and intelligence data while deployed on a Navy vessel.

Cardinal George Pell denies bribing pedophile Gerald Ridsdale's nephew

Cardinal Pell released a statement denying he tried to bribe the nephew of pedophile priest Gerald Ridsdale when he told him on the phone in 1993 that he was abused as a child by his uncle.

Tesla bulls eying merger bump find stock needs more than rockets

Tesla and SpaceX have formed committees to explore a rumoured merger.

'Singer' in AI-generated Chinese pop band quits the group because she's 'pregnant'

Fans of Baby Queen were puzzled after the announcement as many were unaware the band isn't real but is in fact a creation of artificial intelligence.

'I survived, but I lost my life. I wish I died that day': Chef, 28, applies to be euthanised two years after 'ex-boyfriend beat her up so badly she lost her sense of smell and taste'

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT: Ainhoa Caballero Medina has requested to be euthanised in Spain after she says an attempted murder by her ex-boyfriend.

NRL club in talks to take home game to Dunedin

The Tigers are exploring the possibility of taking a home game to the deep south of New Zealand next year.

Capital punishment! London is hit by house price plunge - but how are property prices doing in YOUR area?

Properties prices in two-thirds of London's postcodes plunged in the last year while the rest of Britain recorded slow growth.

Walking 8,875 steps per day could boost your brain health, a study suggests

People who walked more consistently performed better on tests measuring attention, focus and decision-making, measures of cognitive health, a new study suggests.

Country Life: Riding along with the truckies moving cattle

RNZ takes a drive through remote parts of Hawke's Bay with Stephenson Transport, a multi-generation family-run business still going strong.

Harrowing image of migrant tragedy that shocked Europe - as thousands still die trying to reach continent: Ten years after Alan Kurdi washed up dead in Turkey, how the EU has failed to tackle migrant crisis

The lifeless body of Alan Kurdi, a two-year-old Syrian boy, was found washed up on a beach near the Turkish resort of Bodrum, his red T-shirt and blue shorts soaked in seawater.

Traffic building north of Auckland as people head away for the long weekend

The northbound lane was partially blocked on Friday afternoon, as people were beginning to head away for the long weekend.

No, they're not in training for I'm A Celebrity... they're just going to school

The school run can be a real balancing act for these children. These determined school pupils balance on a high wire 30-feet above a river from Batu Busuk village in Sumatra, Indonesia.

Left bloc 'lost control' of election campaign in the last week - commentator

The director of the Democracy Project says Labour can no longer blame its allies for the gang scandal.

Ten years after I watched the infamous Calais Jungle camp being torn down, I've never seen so many migrants lining the coast - all hell-bent on heading to Britain: SUE REID

I have been reporting on migrants in Calais for some 20 years. But I have never seen more of them here than in recent days - each and every one planning to get to England.

Keep Rugby League World Cup celebrations within 'reasonable hours', police say

Police have received a number of complaints in relation to celebrations in recent days, where parades had continued into the early hours of the morning.

Black Caps v India result: Mitchell Santner, Glenn Phillips heroics in vain as visitors fight back for second Twenty20 heist

New Zealand snatched defeat from the jaws of victory in Christchurch, and trail India 2-0.

Kāinga Ora won't say how many offers were received on controversial sale of Wellington houses

The sale deadline on the Strathmore properties passed yesterday.

Mood of the Boardroom: CEOs say businesses are too cautious to invest

58% say business is not showing enough 'animal spirits' to drive growth.

Left to die at 27,000ft: Never-before-seen footage shows climbers discover dying mountain guide hanging upside-down during record-breaking K2 climb... and decide they have to leave him there

Harrowing never-before-seen footage shows the moment Norwegian mountaineering star Kristin Harila's team faced the agonising choice.

Inside South Africa's whites-only enclave where young people are flocking after deciding 'it's not so wonderful elsewhere' and it's nicer to be 'the majority'

A generation has grown up in the closed world of Orania, South Africa's whites-only Afrikaner enclave on the margins of the rainbow nation that this year celebrates its 35th anniversary.

John Healey must once again grasp that national security is paramount, ALEX BRUMMER says

Britain has tumbled down the Nato league table of military spenders. The US outlays ten times more than the UK and treasures rather than waves goodbye to suppliers with the best tech.

Victoria Beckham x GAP is back! But you'll have to be quick. I tried it on, here's what I'll be snapping up before it sells out

The second collection from Gap x Victoria Beckham collaboration drops. Their summer drop, back in Spring, was a sellout and I'm almost certain this will be too.

Popular protein puddings are taken off supermarket shelves after warning they may contain GLASS

Customers were urged to throw away or return the pots for a full refund.

Heartbreaking final moments of 'Sleeping Beauty of Everest' who begged climber 'don't leave me here to die' before her body froze in time in mountain 'death zone'

The mother-of-one made history as the first American woman to reach the summit of the world's highest mountain without using supplementary oxygen.

Support group which gives canine cuddles to students searching for new coordinator

K9 Kuddles has been going into Dunedin's halls of residence for a decade helping stressed students during exam season.

At least five schools impacted by tutor under investigation

Police said a number of students at five to six schools engaged with the tutor.

Chancellor will announce £600million Budget package to defend against AI health and security risks

A new AI Centre of Excellence - in Manchester - is planned alongside AI investments in areas including Edinburgh.

Filipowicz funeral: Heartbreaking farewell to father and son who died in Superstorm Sandy

John Filipowicz, 51, and his son John, 20, who died side-by-side as the fierce floodwaters of Superstorm Sandy rushed into their home, were buried together on Monday in an emotional funeral.

Police and Oranga Tamariki launch joint investigation into tutor

The person has previously taught at a number of schools and community organisations in the Waikato and Bay of Plenty regions.

Low North Carolina bridge destroys a truck a month¿and there¿s nothing to stop it, says Department of Transportation

North Carolina man Jurgen Henn, who works in a nearby retail complex, said he heard so many crunches and metal grinding crashed over the years.

'Boomer start' to asparagus season, but fuel and freight bills bite growers

A Waikato asparagus grower says it "nigh on impossible" to pass extra freight costs growers are facing on to cash-strapped consumers.

Father and daughter plucked from China river after he tried to commit suicide

The harrowing scene unfolded in Qingjiang township of Yueqing, Zhejiang province yesterday. The man was identified as Mr Wang.

Five Saudi men sentenced to 32 years in prison and 4,500 lashes for holding a Valentine's Day party with 'unrelated women, drinking and dancing'

The law breaking men were caught at a rented rest house in Al-Farouq area of Buraidah and accused of holding a party with women who were unrelated.

Luxon defends Potaka on photo with gang members

Labour leader Chris Hipkins criticises National over the photo, saying the party should be held to its own standards.

Stripped, electrocuted and forced to fight each other to the death on camera: New evidence shows how Putin's commanders are torturing their own men

Graphic videos show commanders beating and electrocuting their own troops, denying them food, forcing them to crawl through mud and making them fight to the death.

New Zealand needs a long-term vision, not more political tinkering – Bruce Cotterill

OPINION: Policy reversals waste resources and deter long-term investment.

Powering your home with your electric vehicle: Trio of trials underway

Three NZ trials underway but a number of challenges to overcome before it goes mainstream.

Former BBC Radio 1 DJ Tim Westwood, 69, appears in court charged with 17 offences against nine women ahead of trial next year

The former BBC Radio 1 DJ was charged in September with indecently assaulting a teenage girl aged 16 or 17 in 1991 and sexually assaulting an woman, 18, in 2004.

Fury as BBC Breakfast presenters fail to wear poppies despite launch of annual Poppy Appeal - unlike their ITV and Sky rivals

Presenters Charlie Stayt and Naga Munchetty fronted this morning's programme but did not don the red flower synonymous with the Royal British Legion's annual appeal.

As Brits are warned to stockpile food and water, the terrifying range of options Putin has to attack UK: 'PM has his head in the sand'

Experts have outlined the options Putin has at his disposal to overwhelm the UK from submarines capable of triggering radioactive tsunamis, to swarms of drones that can spy on secret military HQs.

‘Please vote for me’: Chris Bishop admits ‘anxiety’ over political future

The Hutt South MP wants another three years in Government, but concedes he is “anxious” about the outcome of the next election.

Looking for someone to hang out with: Parents peg details of their children on a washing line in bid to find them a partner

The bizarre dating ritual takes place at People's Park in Shanghai, and the ads reveal everything from the child's age and height to their job and income.

PETER HITCHENS: Suez Crisis made Britain a second-rate, humiliated nation. 70 years on, Labour is trying to make us a third-rate state

For me, October 1956, 70 years ago, is the point at which history turns into the present day. It is the point at which the world turns from black and white into colour.

Big Brother's Rochelle says she will 'keep her enemies close' after visit from her husband left her scrambled

This week, housemates have been living in the House of Time, taking on tasks to try to secure precious minutes with friends and family.

National pledges to add financial literacy to school curriculum in its 'Plan for Parents' policy

Leader Christopher Luxon released his party's 'Plan for Parents' policy in Auckland today.

Ikea staff in Auckland to strike for first time over lack of weekend rates

Around 300 workers will walk off the job on Saturday over the company's weekend penalty rates.

Prince William reveals the surprising jobs he fantasised as a child

His children Charlotte and Louis are obsessed with The Celebrity Traitors.

Election 2026: NZ First promises to double tax rebate for video game makers

But there's an optics problem with a number of big players being offshore-owned.

Sword Of Stars wins War Decree Stakes at Riccarton

Sword Of Stars won the War Decree Stakes by a length at Riccarton.

Our village is being terrorised by balaclava-clad travellers: Million-pound homeowners 'don't feel safe going outside' after group bulldozed field and moved in with caravans

An illegal encampment was set up in the picturesque village of South Warnborough, Hampshire, over the August Bank Holiday weekend.

Prince William proves he's king of the sofa promoting his ecology awards on Graham Norton - as viewers hail 'down to earth' heir for being 'up for a laugh'

The Prince of Wales, 44, swapped royal engagements for the famous red sofa on Friday night, delighting the studio audience as he showed off his more relaxed side.

American Express cutting 5% of global workforce

One-time restructuring costs of $590 million lowered third-quarter earnings.

Legendary Kiwi athletics coach dies aged 104

Arch Jelley coached generations of New Zealand runners, including Sir John Walker, and remained involved in athletics into his 90s.

Sharon Horgan reveals she got revenge on an ex-boyfriend by casting the woman he cheated on her with as an extra

Sharon Horgan has revealed she took revenge on an ex-boyfriend by casting the woman he cheated on her with as an extra. 

My Secret Auckland: Actor Jade Daniels shares his favourite spots in the city

Every week we ask a well-known Aucklander about their favourite spots in the city.

Rare Parkinson’s form more common in Pacific communities

A form of Parkinson's disease once considered rare is far more common in Pacific communities than previously recognised.

Athletics: Legendary coach Arch Jelley dies, aged 104

Jelley developed many of New Zealand's top middle-distance runners.

Andy Burnham tells Donald Trump in transatlantic phone call that Ukraine must have full Starlink access - after Elon Musk 'ordered slowdown'

Ukraine relies on Elon Musk's Starlink satellite system to help intercept Russian missile and drone attacks, but faced speed limits last week that significantly curtailed its ability to do so.

The Gentlemen season 3 confirms new cast: Robert Carlyle, Orlando Bloom and Elijah Wood to join host of stars as production begins - after Meghan Markle was 'linked' to Netflix show

The Gentlemen have announced the new stars joining an already star-studded cast for season three. 

Hurricane Sandy: Hotels and landlords make a quick buck charging $700 a night for a single room in New York

Greedy landlords and hotel owners looking to make a quick buck from the thousands without power or displaced by Hurricane Sandy were exploiting people's desperation by demanding outrageous prices for a shelter. As of yesterday morning Craigslist was full of posts for costly rooms, with one ad promising people the luxury of a single bedroom apartment with electricity for a 'mere' $700 per night.

Coach Arch Jelley, who coached John Walker to mile record, dies aged 104

Legendary running coach Arch Jelley, who guided John Walker to Olympic gold in Canada, has died at the age of 104.

Can you claim pension credit? Many pensioners are leaving support worth £2,500 a year unclaimed

Pensioners who are eligible for top-ups to their income are leaving £2.4billion of pension credit unclaimed, new official figures show.

Seven new bridges have transformed one of NZ’s iconic backcountry rides

The Mangapurua Track reopens on Saturday after seven new bridges were installed to make crossings safer and easier.

Superstorm Sandy: Over 120 people trapped on remote New York island

Twelve oceanfront houses were swept away and officials said there was damage to 80 per cent of the remaining homes on Fire Island, off the south shore of Long Island.

Green Party releases fiscal plan, promises to increase health spending by $3 billion each year

Co-leader and finance spokesperson Chloe Swarbrick released the party's fiscal plan at Parliament this morning.

Distraught mother speaks of devastation after 15-year-old son is stabbed to death in Spanish shopping centre

Andrew Milroy died from a single stab wound to the chest in Lloret de Mar during the early hours of yesterday morning.

The Trial of Russell Brand: Sign up to The Crime Desk newsletter for exclusive updates from inside court - and a Q&A outlining everything you need to know about the case

Brand will appear at Southwark Crown Court for the next six to eight weeks where the jury will hear from the prosecution and defence.

THE CHIC LIST: Why burgundy can beat the winter blues

One of my favourite happy shades is rich, vibrant burgundy. It's the clothing equivalent of a strong steamy cup of coffee on a dark morning.

NZ websites slow to patch against critical PHP vulnerability discovered by AI – consultant

Some NZ Government sites will be taken down for patching.

Boy, 16, arrested for 'raping two women in brutal attacks that have shaken small Arizona community'

A teenager from Scottsdale, Arizona has been arrested for allegedly raping two women, including a neighbor who lives in his apartment building. DNA evidence linked the 16-year-old boy to the assaults, which happened one week apart on Oct. 18 and Oct. 24, police said.

Stuff can write about parts of ‘confidential’ report, judge rules

A High Court judge has ruled that findings of a Ministry of Justice audit relating to how legal aid cases are assigned to law firms is of public interest and can be published.

30 days to live: How this dog’s deadly diagnosis sparked an $8m idea

When her beloved dog Lily had a seizure on the kitchen floor, Elizabeth Iorns was worried - but not panicking yet.

Woman arrested on her own property for filming traffic police making a bust outside her house

Emily Good found herself in handcuffs after filming police arresting a man just outside her New York home.

Ferris wheel could be coming to Auckland's waterfront by Christmas

Tātaki Auckland Unlimited is exploring options for Quay St Promenade, with the wheel potentially opening in December 2026 subject to consents.

Tsunami alert for Italy after series of earthquakes off the coast

 A Tsunami alert has been issued off the coast of Italy after a series of tremors were detected. 

Romanian gang linked to £700K burglary spree are jailed for just ten years after they were caught trying to tunnel into jewellery shop

Ioan Asafeti, 39, (pictured) Laurentiu-Daniel Nitisoara, 38, and Sergiu Plastin, 42, had stolen the goods after gaining access to Selvaraja Gold House in Mitcham Road, Tooting, in July.

As it happened: Election campaign, 24 October

Leader Christopher Luxon released his party’s ’Plan for Parents’ policy in Auckland today.

Moment umbrella-wielding TV news reporter is nearly blown away by Storm Austen as presenters are battered by 80mph winds

GB News South of England Reporter Isobel Feculak was nearly blown away by the wind as she attempted to raise an umbrella above her head.

Watch: Te Pāti Māori candidate receives her moko kauae on the campaign trail

“For me, this is this is a representation of me, my whakapapa, and my family,” the candidate, Lisa Marie Murch, told Stuff.

Could Sandy postpone next week's presidential election? Yes, in theory

But the probability is unlikely despite the devastating effect superstorm Sandy had on 60 million people across the north-east, or one-sixth of the population.

Sacha Baron Cohen revives the ‘problematic dinosaur’ Ali G in new film

Some critics say Ali G's cultural appropriation is no longer funny.

Black Ferns beat France in Whangārei; Kaipo Olsen-Baker exits with injury

The hosts fought off a strong challenge from the French.

All Blacks injury toll rises, but Mo’unga not ruled out

Three more players are out of the Northern Series, while Richie Mo’unga remains in the mix after missing the Bledisloe tests.

Police have confirmed Rakesh Naidoo is not under investigation, Labour says

However, Police Minister Mark Mitchell says it's an "ongoing matter for police and it would be inappropriate for me to comment".

‘Good marketing, not good biology’: The myth of the ‘menopause cliff’

A new study sounded the alarm on the ‘menopause cliff’ but many experts say it doesn’t exist. So what do women really need to know?

Auckland FC v Western Sydney Wanderers result: Black Knights hammered to suffer first loss of new campaign

From 1-1 at halftime, the Black Knights imploded in the second spell in a record defeat.

Tax Traders and Taxi named country's best places to work

The businesses combine provisional tax solutions through Tax Traders with access to working capital through Taxi.

'The far-Left are clueless about the scale of the threat. They're useful idiots': Muslim former Green Party deputy leader warns Islamist subversion in our society is a danger to us all

The former deputy leader of the Green Party has warned that the far-Left are 'clueless' about the scale of the threat that Islamist ideology poses to society.

Can a low-carb diet really shift a stone in a fortnight? That's what experts claim - but beware of the common mistake that derails you, say nutritionists

Advocates say the well-trodden diet, low in foods like bread, rice and pasta, can put diabetes into remission, reduce liver fat by up to 70 per cent and even stop epileptic seizures.

Recap: Fiji Bulikula too strong for Orchids at World Cup

Look back on the action as the PNG Orchids host the Fiji Bulikula in Port Moresby.

My snakes are so charming - I could cuddle them all day! Man wraps himself in Burmese Pythons

A Filipino man gets himself a little tied up as he plays with Albino Burmese Pythons, some of the largest pythons in the world.

More than a dozen flights cancelled in Auckland due to fog

Auckland Airport said 15 domestic flights had been cancelled and a another six had been delayed.

Hurricane Sandy miracle: Couple survive superstorm to welcome a baby boy

Though only 35 weeks pregnant, Christine Schleppy, 34, began having contractions at her home in Skillman, New Jersey just residents were warned to seek shelter and stay indoors.

'There's a one in three chance AI will kill mankind in ten years', ex-Google DeepMind researcher warns

Alex Turner said that as AI systems are becoming increasingly advanced, and scientists struggle to understand their behaviour, the human race is approaching a fork in the road over its future.

Meta court losses reshape social media regulation as Congress stalls

New York Times: A series of lawsuits has created a new de facto regulatory regime.

Five-job civil servant admits being contracted to work 183 hours a week was 'impossible' ... given there are only 168 in seven days

Kashim Chowdhury, 55, is accused of exploiting the post-Covid work-from-home culture to take on multiple roles from unwitting government departments.

How All Blacks captain Ardie Savea is breaking new ground in rugby's battle for engagement

Is the All Blacks captain's personal brand building and embrace of social media the shape of things to come for NZ's top athletes?

French riot police hit far-left protest mob with water cannon and tear gas while Paris cops seize deadly array of weapons from demo-goers

In Lyon, officers used tear gas to disperse around 150 protesters after they briefly attempted to block a road near the city centre, where demonstrations had been banned, an AFP journalist reported.

How Iran's ruthless enforcers use rape to crush dissent: Brutal sex attacks on victims as young as 12 used to strike fear into protesters, rights groups reveal amid fury over sickening nurse gang rape

Known for their brutality, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) slaughtered thousands of protesters who dared to take to the streets in anti-government protests in January.

Man shot by police charged for threatening them with a gun in West Auckland's Massey

The man has been charged with threatening to kill, assaulting a person with a weapon and presenting a gun at a person.

Auckland FC player ratings: Tell us how they performed against Western Sydney

We want your take on how each of Auckland FC players performed in their heavy 5-2 defeat to Western Sydney Wanderers.

Meghan Markle says she knew of allegations against Thomas Markle in 2018

The Duchess says she's 'deeply distressed' by the news.

The secret to happiness? Cats! Owners who spend more time close to their felines have more positive moods, study finds

Researchers from Kyoto University found that spending time with your feline can produce a measurable boost to mood and wellbeing.

Raulie Casteel, arrested in Michigan highway shootings, had far right-wing political views

Raulie Wayne Casteel, 43, was arrested at his home in suburban Detroit, Michigan. He said said President Obama should be arrested by the military and 'marched out of the White House in handcuffs.'

The best second careers for the over-50s: It's not too late to change your life with these lucrative jobs that require more life experience than training - and you can earn up to £96,000 a year

By your 50s you're likely to have had the same career for years or even decades. But if you're sick of it, you don't need to coast along miserably until retirement.

Labour's Budget will give taxman sweeping new powers to take money straight from bank accounts of people failing to pay

The taxman will be able to automatically deduct payments from current and savings accounts without obtaining a court order to attempt to recover £4billion in unpaid debts.

Motorcyclist dies after being dragged for quarter of a mile under truck of illegal immigrant 'drink driver'

Police said the 23 year old victim Matthew Denice was still alive when he became trapped in the wheel arch of Guaman's truck.

The face of France's far-Left madness: Pro-Palestine 'feminist' tells woman who was threatened with rape during French protests that she is 'collateral damage'

An activist has responded after receiving backlash for telling a woman who was threatened with rape in the French protests that she was 'collateral damage'.

Black Ferns too good for vastly-improved France in second test

Three tries in the last 15 minutes push a much-changed New Zealand side out to a 31-12 win in Whangarei.

Council worker sues for discrimination after he was made redundant three days before his 55th birthday - costing him his £350k pension

Lee Henley had worked for Thurrock Council in Essex for 35 years when he was told restructuring plans within the authority meant he would be let go.

Inside horrifying paedophile sect run by one-eyed Nazi colonel in German-style Chilean village where children were tortured and abused... and which is now a tourist hotspot

Once known as Colonia Dignidad, it used to be a secretive paedophile sect established by a one-eyed Nazi in Parral, south of the capital Santiago after he fled Germany .

Man, 57, 'had sex with girl, 14, and gave her a cellphone so he could send her explicit texts'

Francisco Alcala, from Indianapolis, was arrested after the teen's father quizzed his daughter about the cell phone, which she said the man had given to her.

Fetū Samoa thrash Wales in 14-try World Cup romp

Samoa scored 14 tries in the World Cup clash.

Putin's new 'super weapons' that could obliterate the West in seconds: How Kremlin can trigger Armageddon at the flick of a switch with 'Flying Chernobyl', tsunami torpedo and space nuke

Deep inside Russia 's military machine, the tyrant is quietly assembling an arsenal designed not to win a war in Europe, but to decimate whole nations at the push of a button.

Super El Niño then and now: NASA releases satellite photos from 1997, 2015 and 2026 to show just how powerful this year's climate event is shaping up to be

NASA has released satellite images of two previous El Niños - in 1997 and 2015 - alongside a satellite image of this year's event, to compare their build-ups.

Health NZ to take over running Dannevirke Community Hospital

This is great for the community because there will be continuation of care, Tararua Health Group's director says.

The Christian who threw himself to the lions - and somehow survived: Moment man who believed he was Biblical character Daniel is mauled while trying to 'convert' big cats in their zoo enclosure

When Chen Chung-ho strolled up to two African lions at Taipei Zoo, nearly 21 years ago, visitors were left confused and stunned.

The incredible transformation of Mia Schem: Young Israeli is now a stunning model after going through Hell as an October 7 hostage

Mia Shem was kidnapped from the Nova Music Festival when Hamas launched its devastating attack on Israel on October 7, 2023, and spent 54 days as a hostage in Gaza.

Where will summer jobs be this year?

University students looking for work over the holidays are being told to be proactive about their job hunt - and maybe consider the agricultural sector.

Furious father bites off six-year-old son's penis in China before spitting it out

GRAPHIC CONTENT WARNING: Witnesses in Shenzhen, in the Guangdong province of China, said the 32-year-old father was walking with his naked son and four-year-old daughter on the street when he launched the sickening attack.

Country Life: NZ's biggest wool scouring factory rises from the flood

The country's biggest wool scourer is gearing up for a huge influx during the upcoming summer peak season, barely four years after Cyclone Gabrielle nearly destroyed it.

Putin's secret space weapon: Kremlin's mysterious Cosmos 2553 satellite 'is fitted with dummy warhead' in 'forerunner to nuke that could wipe out rival spacecraft and cause chaos on Earth'

The 'Cosmos 2553' satellite was blasted through the atmosphere from Russia 's Plesetsk Cosmodrome in February 2022 days before Putin ordered troops across the border into Ukraine.

Forever Living's devoted users swear by its aloe vera-based gels to soothe joints, and the life of a 'rep' is sold as the 'WFH for £100,000 a year' dream. But I worked for them and now, and I'm ready to TELL ALL

This time last year, Alison Bryant was plagued by money worries. So when a rep from Forever Living suggested she take up a lucrative role selling products from home, it seemed like a lifeline.

Hurricane Sandy: Michael Bloomberg and Andrew Cuomo blame hurricane on climate change

Since New York City's foundation in the early 17th century, the lower tip of Manhattan has been at the heart of metropolitan life - despite its vulnerability to flooding from the harbour. Two possible links between global warming and the damage wrought by Sandy are the raised sea levels which make it easier for the coast to flood, and warm air in the Atlantic Ocean increasing the fierceness of the storm.

NZ Football to seek new All Whites boss; incumbent says call ‘quite harsh’

Darren Bazeley’s last matches in charge will be those against India in Auckland and Christchurch next month

Review: Jesus Christ Superstar at the Civic is a vocal masterclass worth the ticket price

One particular number is worth the ticket price alone in the show, now on at the Civic.

HR manager sacked over ‘typical Asian’ remark awarded $35k

The Employment Relations Authority found serious flaws in Bidfood’s disciplinary process despite concerns about Natalie Plows’ conduct.

Wayne Brown rallies supporters to join Tourism Funding Charter

Brown has rallied around 114 supporters calling for a long-term national approach to fund local infrastructure relating to tourism.

Woman vows to continue occupation of abandoned school despite Treaty settlement

Alice Wairau has been occupying a closed school for four years, and vows she will never leave

Wild moment New Jersey mayor charges at a resident in front of shocked locals during out-of-control public meeting

Pemberton Township Mayor Matthew Bianchini, 59, had to be held back from attacking a constituent during a tense town meeting.

Resurfaced photo of Luxon latest in tit-for-tat gang members saga

As National intensifies its campaign against the left for campaigning with gangs, Stuff has obtained a photo showing one of their own ministers apparently posing for a photo with patched Mongrel Mob members.

Broadway star Celeste Holm's longtime Manhattan home put on the market for $14million by estranged son following her death

Boasting spectacular views over the city, the duplex at 88 Central Park is where the star lived for more than half a century and died this July, aged 95. Dan Dunning, whose father was Holm's third husband, told the New York Times: 'She loved it because of the view of the park and the way she felt involvement with the seasons, just by looking through her windows.

Recap: India pull off stunning win over shellshocked Black Caps in second T20

Mitchell Santner looked to have won the game for NZ with his four-wicket haul. But he hadn't, and India take a 2-0 series lead.

The boy raised by wolves, who spent his '12 most beautiful years' with a wolfpack before he was found living like an animal in rural Spain, passes away aged 80

A man who was raised by wolves in rural Spain has died at the age of 80. 

Kiwis young guns press claims with spots up for grabs against Cook Islands

Sunday’s match should be little more than an opposed training run for the Kiwis, but bigger picture, there’s plenty to play for.

Should you have a cash reserve at home? Just 17% of us do - and the Government now recommends you hold some

The slow demise of physical money has been well documented over the past decade with usage down drastically.

Horrific executions of El Mencho's 'cannibal cartel': From hitmen who cut out and ate victim's heart to mass beheadings and rivals 'blasted with flame throwers', how slain drug lord used extreme violence to spread fear

Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) frontman Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, 59, was eliminated on Sunday in a joint Mexican military and US-backed operation in Tapalpa.

Helen Mirren reveals Queen Elizabeth introduced her to a sheikh and said 'she played me in a film, you know' but he had 'no idea who she was' and details tea mishap with Prince Philip

The acclaimed actress famously won an Oscar in 2006 for her portrayal of the late monarch in the film The Queen, and has now recalled getting a rare opportunity to enjoy tea with Her Majesty in 2018.

Fire and Emergency New Zealand chief executive Kerry Gregory resigns

FENZ announced on Friday afternoon that the chief executive had resigned "effective immediately" from his role.

The bloodthirsty gangs ravaging Brit backpacking mecca including 'Los Killers' cartel led by mass murderer and his glamorous girlfriend - as three women are tortured to death on live-stream

The subtle smirk of the baby-faced 'murderer' was plastered on every TV across South America. 

Sydney Sweeney grabs attention as she shaves her face before sticking her tongue out while modelling lingerie from her SYRN line

The actress, 29, posed in sexy lingerie from her range, but rather than striking a seductive pose, could be seen shaving her face in the bathroom.

'I had to protect my children': Meghan reveals she cut off contact with Thomas Markle to safeguard Archie and Lilibet - amid 'disturbing' probe into child sex abuse images

Thomas Markle Sr, 82, is facing a probe by authorities in the Philippines, who have also been contacted by the FBI, after the stash was allegedly found at his home there.

All Blacks rule out three more players for Northern Tour

The All Blacks are set to name their squad for the tour on Tuesday.

Deliveroo back up after website and app failure left Friday night takeaway customers 'starving' and 'hangry'

Hungry customers have been left frustrated by the outage which has stopped users ordering takeaway for more than an hour this evening.

Where will summer jobs be this year?

University students looking for work over the holidays are being told to be proactive about their job hunt - and maybe consider the agricultural sector.

Victim of 'depraved' stalker who sent her AI-generated nude photos of herself fears he will be released early from prison under Labour scheme

Paris Shears, 31, endured a 'despicable' campaign of harassment from her 'trusted' family friend Jakob Ward, 28, that compelled her to flee her home with her three children and live in Airbnb's.

Inside whites-only South African enclave where anyone with a criminal record is banned - as residents deny being racist and say 'streets are safe at night'

Thirty-two years after the fall of apartheid, black South Africans are barred from living or working in the town of Orania.

Tsunami warning cancelled after magnitude 7.2 quake off Vanuatu

A tsunami warning has been cancelled after a 7.2 magnitude quake off Vanuatu.

The rich will keep getting richer: 300 wealthiest people in the world are more than £300 billion better off than this time last year, and Bill Gates is back on top

The world's richest people grew even richer in 2013, adding $524 billion to their collective net worth, with Bill Gates adding $15.8billion to his net worth.

Fruit and nut rice pilaf recipe

This easy Middle Eastern-style pilaf brings sensational flavour to the table.

Travellers who bulldozed greenbelt land and moved in caravans in 'Bank Holiday land grab' are ordered to rip up their work

Locals were outraged after the rural site on Townsend Avenue in Merseyside was dramatically transformed by the travellers a week after the August Bank Holiday.

Indian man miraculously survives being pierced in chest with 6-foot IRON ROD after car tyre bursts

Hardeep Singh, 42, was impaled by the six-foot long, four-inch thick rod, but was taken to hospital and incredibly survived a near five-hour operation to remove the rod which left a huge hole in his chest.

Nobody Wants This star KRISTEN BELL on her love story with Dax Shepard and making it in Hollywood

She puts more effort into her Halloween make-up than a red-carpet look. No wonder actress KRISTEN BELL was surprised to find herself on a Paris catwalk with Jane Fonda

Scott Technology breaks through 'revenue plateau' with record year

The automation and robotics company's revenue is up 7 percent and its earnings growing faster than sales.

Ali G: Who Iz I? is praised for 'pushing comedy to its limits' but not everyone is a fan as Sacha Baron Cohen's mockumentary on cancel culture receives mixed reviews

In true Ali G style, the film has polarised viewers, earning a 50 percent 'rotten' critics rating on reviews aggravator site Rotten Tomatoes.

Musk’s SpaceX turns profit as AI cloud deals pay off

Super Intelligence revenue rose more than ninefold to $7.6b.

Wild horses face slaughter after breeding too fast: Mustangs roaming plains of America ¿endanger animals¿

America's iconic mustang has reached a critical state of overpopulation prompting some ranchers to consider slaughter as a way of managing the crisis.

Funeral debts are reaching $12,000. There are alternatives

Exhibition aims to spark family conversations about death - and the cost of dying.

What’s on in Auckland this weekend: Triceratops, bubbles and ballet

Fun in the sun is pretty much guaranteed this long weekend.

Picturesque cottage from Dawn French comedy The Vicar of Dibley is on the market for £375,000

Now the charming cottage next door to vicar Geraldine Granger's house in the show is on the market - with bids starting at £375,000.

Callum Turner kicks off the screen tests for James Bond role as odds-on favourite is the first to meet with bosses at a studio in Berkshire

The six-year hunt for the next James Bond is finally coming to an end.

Locked up like an animal in cage...forced to witness rape and slaughter...tortured until they prayed for death: October 7 hostages' most horrifying accounts yet of what they endured at the hands of Hamas

The Israelis taken hostage by Hamas gunmen from the Nova music festival massacre on October 7, 2023, have revealed the scale of the horror they endured at the hands of their captors.

The end to Airbnb's most annoying chores - leave those dishes dirty

The new policy comes into force on November 20.

The women raped by the Taliban: Victims describe horrific sexual abuse at the hands of multiple men as punishment for getting a job or posting on social media

The Taliban has stripped women of their fundamental rights to education, employment, and free movement, wielding rape as a weapon against those who dare to continue working.

Chris Hipkins’ hard line on gangs today versus what he said when he was PM

Labour leader Chris Hipkins says he does not recall making statements in support of ongoing funding for gang-related programmes when he was prime minister.

Pilot on Boeing 757 dies of heart attack mid-flight with 239 passengers on board

A pilot onboard a plane flying from Bangkok to Novosibirsk in western Siberia died from a heart attack, transportation prosecutors said Friday.

Winning NPC final would rank as our greatest achievement, Northland say

The Taniwha face Canterbury in Christchurch on Monday. They've already proved they can beat them this season.

Lydia Callis: New York Mayor Bloomberg's sign language interpreter becomes breakout star of Superstorm Sandy

Lydia Callis's larger-than-life facial expressions and dramatic gestures have provided a rare moment of pleasure during the unfolding natural disaster.

Police task force begins hunt for sniper suspect tied to 22 car shootings in two weeks

A task force of investigators has started questioning drivers in four Michigan counties in hopes of catching a man suspected of shooting at other highway motorists head-on. Police investigators are searching for anything out of the norm during their traffic stops in Oakland, Livingston, Ingham and Shiawassee counties.

Piddington villagers who declared independence from Britain sue Home Office in fresh bid to block new asylum seeker camp

Campaigners in Piddington, Oxfordshire, claim the Home Office broke the law by ignoring the potential threat to wildlife posed by its plan to house 1,256 asylum seekers at an ex-MoD site.

France braces for day of far-Left chaos: Shopkeepers and terrified civilians arm themselves ahead of rioting and looting expected in Paris when protests return tomorrow

Shopkeepers and terrified civilians are arming themselves in Paris ahead of fresh protests scheduled for this weekend. 

Black Caps fall short again in second T20 match against India

Follow all the action from Hagley Oval in Christchurch.

Commerce Commission moves on more card fees

The Commerce Commission is capping interchange fees on Mastercard and Visa commercial credit cards, but not everyone is convinced it will make a difference.

How animals have been used for espionage from Hvaldimir the roving Russian whale to American 'bat bombs' and a 'spy squirrel' unit caught behind enemy lines

The first time animals are believed to have been used was after German pharmacist Julius Neubronner developed the pigeon photograph method in 1907.

Prince William jokes he tried to move Taylor Swift's husband Travis Kelce out of viral snap with George and Charlotte as he recalls meeting the singer at her 2024 show

The Prince Of Wales, 44, was a surprise guest on Friday's Graham Norton Show, and said that he wasn't aware that at the time Taylor was yet to make her relationship with Travis Instagram official.

The only REAL Irish bar in Spain: Couple had pub built on the Emerald Isle then shipped it to Fuengirola - where they now sell Guinness at £5-a-pint

Dubliner Lisa Mernock, 47, first moved to Spain when she was 19... but says Irish bars are often lacking in authenticity - and decided to take matters into her own hands.

AMANDA PLATELL: Is this the moment we should all feel sorry for Meghan? I have been among her harshest critics... but she may have been harbouring a deeply disturbing secret all along

How devastating for the Sussexes after their return to Blighty, that Meghan is greeted with headlines that her father, Thomas Markle, is being investigated over 'sickening child sex abuse images

Fire and Emergency New Zealand chief executive Kerry Gregory resigns

FENZ announced on Friday afternoon that the chief executive had resigned "effective immediately" from his role.

Boy, 16, arrested for 'raping two women in brutal attack that rattled small Arizona community'

A teenager from Scottsdale, Arizona has been arrested for allegedly raping two women, including a neighbor who lives in his apartment building. DNA evidence linked the 16-year-old boy to the assaults, which happened one week apart on Oct. 18 and Oct. 24, police said.

Tragic story behind one of the world's most iconic photos of vulture waiting for a starving child to die: How famed photographer killed himself after being tormented by guilt over shocking image

The shocking scene was captured in a picture titled The Vulture and the Little Girl - although the child was later revealed to be a young boy - by South African photographer Kevin Carter in 1993.

Pictured: British mother, 36, who drowned in the Bahamas trying to save her two children

Leanne Gregory, 36, died on Tuesday while on a snorkelling expedition in the south of the island with her husband and sons when the current carried them away.

Rip-off rickshaw drivers are sleeping rough in their cabs and using Buckingham Palace as a public toilet

The Daily Mail has discovered that weary operators of the pedal-powered vehicles have set up a makeshift camp in the shadow of the monarch's official residence in London.

I despaired of the dark circles under my eyes and didn't believe anything could shift them, but this 'salmon sperm' treatment not only transformed them - it gave me the best skin of my life

London-based aesthetician Suzie Vaughan offers the treatment at her clinic in London.

It’s being called a landmark moment in cancer treatment and it’s got scientists very excited

The international phase 3 trial involved 1137 people whose high-risk melanoma had been surgically removed.

Netflix shares drop on slowing engagement, revenue growth

Netflix stopped reporting subscriber numbers in the first half of 2025.

Two men take over person's vehicle in Rotorua Aquatic Centre car park and flee in it

Police said they were called to the Rotorua Aquatic Centre car park following a report of the robbery.

How luxury brands can rise from the ruins of the riots in Paris and why you should consider buying shares when others are fearful

This week's images of torched and looted upmarket Paris boutiques present a dilemma for those who invest in luxury goods companies.

Father and son working in water tank ‘succumbed to petrol fumes’

Family are grieving James Sisson, 52, and his father Keith Sisson, 78, who lost their lives at a Mangawhai property this week.

Un-believable! The Western influencers telling the world how wonderful North Korea is (maybe someone should tell them Kim Jong Un executes people who try to leave)

A new generation of social media influencers are posting vlogs and glossy Instagram photos about their positive experiences visiting the hermit kingdom.

Stunned witnesses detail EXACTLY what happened inside the football club 'Ladies Night' sex scandal rocking the sleepy Notswold town of Banbury - as it's revealed one middle aged women has been KICKED OUT by her partner

Startling video footage of the shindig, held at Banbury United FC's clubhouse last Saturday night, showed nude male models engaging in shockingly intimate sexual acts with the audience.

Wellington social housing sale: Living there 'changed my life' councillor says

A Wellington councillor says living in a block of social houses at the centre of a controversial sale changed the course of his life and allowed him to reach his potential.

Met police say they DID receive letter about Thomas Markle in 2019 - as they admit they did not pass on allegations to any other forces

The Met police have said they did receive a letter in 2019 about a 'number of claims' relating to Meghan Markle's father. 

New Zealand business leaders rate the election policies

Act’s pharmacist expansion, including blood tests, scored highest at 4.01.

The island of Aitutaki was praying for rain. Then a tropical cyclone hit

Nastasha Lamont is on the island of Aitutaki with family for her mother’s 80th birthday and was philosophical about running into the sort of storm locals told her they only get once a decade.

As it happened: Election campaign, 23 October

Follow our daily coverage from the campaign trail.

Parker-Hulme murder: Pauline Parker dies in Scotland

Pauline Parker, one of the teen killers behind one of New Zealand's most infamous murders has died in the Scottish Orkney islands.

British mother drowns in Bahamas while trying to save her two children who were swept away while snorkelling

A British woman has reportedly drowned in the Bahamas while trying to save her two children who were swept out to sea.

The most disturbing reality shows of all time as Netflix's Stanford Prison Experiment recreation is branded 'insulting, repellent and depraved'

Our TV screens have seen dozens of experimental reality shows air that pushed the boundaries in order to draw in big viewer numbers. 

12 pupils in Ballarat Catholic school photo their own lives after abuse

A tragic class photo has been revealed where 12 out of the 33 of pupils pictured went on to commit suicide because of the sexual and physical abuse that took place at the school in Ballarat.

Simplicity invests $50m in Icehouse Ventures Growth Fund III, pushing it to $180m; protagonists weigh in on what they want from Election 2026

KiwiSaver provider has chipped in $50m. The first three investments have been named.

Burnham's doomsday guide descends into farce as he is forced to play down Rayner's joke about stockpiling white wine... and minister quips he has plenty of coffee

Andy Burnham said alcohol should not be 'top of the list' as he was challenged on Angela Rayner's previous light-hearted approach to emergency warnings.

Labour candidate Kerrin Leoni resigns over gang campaigning

Clearly, this has been very, very difficult for her. This is her family who we’re talking about," the Labour leader said after Kerrin Leoni’s resignation.

Electric Avenue explores camping near Christchurch festival to cut accommodation costs

Organisers are considering a temporary campsite within walking distance.

Spice Girl Mel C, 52, shows off her toned abs in a hot pink crop top in the first look at her sporty themed Strictly routine with professional dancers

True to form, Melanie Chisholm will put the Strictly Come Dancing professionals through their paces in Sunday's results show.

Hope she knows what she's letting herself in for! Sex-shame DSK takes new partner on vacation

Disgraced former International Monetary Fund chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn has been spotted canoodling with his new girlfriend at the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem. Myriam Aouffir, 43, is a high-profile press officer for French television. She has already seen with her new boyfriend on the Mediterranean island of Corsica but now the couple have been pictured lapping up the sun in the holy city.

Native bird spotted in Wellington for first time in about 70 years

The Mātātā, or Fernbird, was hard to spot because they spend most of their time inside a canopy of shrubs, Greater Wellington Regional Council said.

LNG terminal far less popular than renewables - survey

Spending on renewable energy has vastly more support than for a liquefied natural gas import terminal, a new survey shows.

Kerrin Leoni breaks silence on resignation, says whānau turned into 'political weapon'

Former Labour candidate breaks silence on her resignation, saying the criticism is being used for political gain and media clicks.

RICHARD KAY: How 'the land of a hundred thousand welcomes' has become a sewer of anti-Semitism

Events have prompted the New York-based Anti-Defamation League, which campaigns against bigotry and racism, to warn that anti-Semitism in the country was a 'disaster waiting to happen'.

Inflation tumbles to 3.7%, but expected to rise again soon

There’s now strong odds the Reserve Bank will hike interest rates next week as prices rises look set to pick up again.

Expat Tales: Meet the Nelson woman captaining a luxury barge on Loch Ness

From guiding tours in England’s Lake District to captaining a luxury hotel barge in Scotland, Nelson woman Helen de Cent has built a life around exploring the great outdoors.

England defender Marc Guehi rejects the knee AGAIN: Man City star doubles down against anti-racism gesture after suggesting it had 'lost its meaning' - as Chelsea fans boo gesture before Spurs clash at Stamford Bridge

Guehi, who this week suggested taking the knee had 'lost its meaning', refused to kneel before kick-off at Villa Park today as league leaders City took on Aston Villa.

What could be in Burnham and Healey's Budget and what tax rises are on the cards?

We examine which taxes are likely to rise, which have been ruled out and whether Healey might reverse some of Labour's most unpopular policies.

Superstorm Sandy 2012: Manhattan's Bellevue Hospital is evacuated amid mass floods

The public hospital lost power when Hurricane Sandy hit on Monday and electricity was spotty as the facility relied on generators, with members of the Army National Guard hiking up to the hospital's roof with fuel throughout the week to power the generators.

Rick Stein reveals his favourite UK restaurant - plus the secret ingredient that takes his bolognese to the next level

Chef, author and restaurateur Rick Stein, 79, shares his kitchen secrets, hottest spots and guilty pleasures 

Fielding blunders cost Black Caps in agonising defeat to India

The Black Caps gifted India a bunch of chances and now must win three straight games to win the serie.

Chief of Defence resigns over 'inappropriate relationship'

Paul Goldsmith says the issues make his role no longer tenable.

A year ago, these Kiwis were struggling. Has anything actually got better?

A year after sharing their cost-of-living struggles, three Kiwi households reveal whether life has improved.

Kemi Badenoch hits out at Andy Burnham's turn on Googlebox as he becomes first PM to appear on the Channel 4 reality TV show - and jokes that 'the King will be pleased with me'

The Tory leader said that she worried the Prime Minister was spending his time appearing on television shows rather than ensuring people were safe.

Kris Jenner, 70, shows off the results of her jaw-dropping $150,000 facelift as she joins Kim Kardashian at Bvlgari in Rome for her daughter's 46th birthday celebrations

Kris looked younger than ever as she headed out with daughter Kim in Rome on Friday. 

Drug mule mother, 24, who married Jay Slater's cocaine dealer is jailed for 30 months over massive UK cannabis smuggling plot

Paige Crisp, 24, was among a group of 11 Britons stopped by Border Force officers with 460kg of drugs in their 22 suitcases.

'I wanted to die': Husband and wife kidnapped on October 7 reveal hell they endured in Gaza - from seeing girls 'beaten to pieces' and sexually assaulted to being starved and tortured

When Aviva thinks back to the 51 days she spent trapped in Gaza, the spectre of Israeli women returning from sexual assault, bleeding and bruised, crowds her mind.

'He threatened people and acted like a bully': Jury in Tommy Robinson trial over harassment of Mail journalists urged not to let him 'live in a vigilante world' when coming to their verdicts

Robinson is on trial at London's Southwark Crown Court accused of using 'bullyboy, intimidatory tactics' to threaten the two reporters.