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The son of Pink Floyd guitarist, David Gilmour, has been arrested in connection with the student demonstrations in London last week. Audio

Efforts to put out the fire burning in the Pike River Coal Mine will continue with more cooling gases being pumped into the tunnel. Audio

Our reporter Lois Williams was at the remembrance service, and has also been at police media briefing about the work going on at the mine. Audio

Some Christchurch residents are angry they will have to wait almost three years before their severely earthquake damaged homes can be repaired. Audio

Pike River Coal has begun suspending major contracts and contract workers as it fights to save its burning mine, north of Greymouth. Audio

The US Justice Department has launched a criminal investigation into the release of thousands of secret diplomatic cables by the whistle-blowing website, Wikileaks. Audio

The recovery of the bodies from the Pike River mine is likley to take some time. Audio

Our reporter Laura Davis was at today's news conference with Superintendent Gary Knowles in Greymouth and Andrew McRae was with Pike River Chief Executive Peter Whittall. Audio

The families of the 29 men trapped in the Pike River coal mine are now being briefed on the latest events. Audio

The Prime Minister John Key is flying to the West Coast this morning ahead of the latest meeting with families. Still there is the Minister of Energy and Resources, Gerry Brownlee. Audio

The retired British couple who begged their government to help free them from Somali pirates are their way home after being held captive for months. Audio

Finance minister, Bill English. Audio

One of the Chilean miners has completed the New York Marathon after he continued to train while trapped underground. Audio

With us in the studio now is the president of the Council of Trade Unions, Helen Kelly. Audio

Thirteen people have been shot dead at a drug rehabilitation centre in the Mexican city of Tijuana. Audio

Yesterday's five-point-zero aftershock in Christchurch had some people running for safety as buildings shook around them. Audio

Britain's Sunday Times newspaper has secretly filmed the head of the Oceania Football Confederation, Reynald Temarii of Tahiti and Amos Adamu of Nigeria agreeing to sell their votes in exchange for… Audio

It's internet campaign, launched last week, features a South American puppet called Rico whose use of sexual innuendo comes with a warning about language and themes of a sensitive nature. Audio

The latest business confidence survey shows there's now an even chance of the economy sliding back into recession by Christmas Audio

Senior figures at Television New Zealand are refusing to comment on the latest controversial remarks from broadcaster, Paul Henry, despite dozens of complaints to the state broadcaster. Audio

There's bad news for commuters in the Capital tonight, following a collision involving two trains north of Wellington. Audio

We cross to China now, where our correspondent Michael Bristow has the latest on diplomatic row between China and Japan. Audio

To the UK and our correspondent Barney Burnham is mourning England's cricket loss against Pakistan on Friday - and new accusations that players took bribes. Audio

New Zealand's chef de mission, Dave Currie, speaks from India where he's appraising the village. Audio

Ninety-five farm workers have been rescued from slave-like conditions by authorities in Brazil. Our Latin America correspondent Daniel Schweimler has the latest on this and other stories from the… Audio