Checkpoint for Tuesday 3 May 2016

5:16 PM.The Overseas Investment Office is to be the subject of an independent review, following it granting approval for the sale of Taranaki's Onetai Station. Audio

5:23 PM.A brother and sister missing in Masterton since Sunday were found safe and sound. Reporter Michael Cropp joins us from outside the Masterton Police Station. Audio

5:27 PM.In the face of extreme odds - 5000 to 1 - Leicester City has won English football's Premier League. Local MP Keith Vaz was out celebrating and joined Checkpoint to share the good news. Audio

5:35 PM.News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio

5:40 PM.The Prime Minister has defended his relationship with ministers and his lawyer after allegations relating to a review of the foreign trust sector. Demelza Leslie reports. Audio

5:44 PM.New Zealand's Principal Youth Court Judge, Andrew Becroft, has been appointed as the new Children's Commissioner to start in July. Audio

5:51 PM.Last night we revealed a claim by the drug company that makes melanoma drug Keyrtruda that Pharmac has been using incorrect data, which gives a "false and misleading impression of how effective the… Read more Audio

6:08 PM.The government has ordered an independent inquiry into the Overseas Investment Office after it was revealed it had approved the sale of a Taranaki farm to Argentinian brothers with serious… Read more Audio

6:16 PM.The Justice Minister wants more money spent on mental health services for those appearing and being sentenced in the country's courts. Catherine Hutton reports. Audio

6:20 PM.The worst drought in Zimbabwe in two decades has left up to 4 million people in the African nation facing starvation. Mana Rabiee from Reuters explains. Audio

6:25 PM.Our sports editor Stephen Hewson joins us. Audio

6:50 PM.Bad start to the week for the New Zealand First party as their leader, Winston Peters, follows his transport spokesman, Denis O'Rourke, out the door, after the Speaker loses patience with the length… Read more Audio