Morning Report

As the market volatility triggered by Brexit starts to fade, the focus is now on the Bank of England - and odds are for a rate cut later today. Audio

The NZX is proposing to discontinue a practice of flagging announcements that may contain price sensitive information, leaving it up to the listed companies to make the call. Audio

Weather commentator Richard Green say the cold snap set to continue and snow is likely to low levels in the days ahead. Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

The Telegraph's political correspondent Michael Wilkinson reflects on David Cameron's legacy. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

David Cameron hands in his resignation to the Queen, Theresa May takes the reins and immediately rings the changes. We talk to BBC political correspondent Rob Watson. We take another, closer look at… Read more Audio

Principals are reporting more and more children are shifting from school to school as their parents struggle to find stable accommodation. As Jo O'Brien reports the frequent moves are disrupting the… Read more Audio

The British Labour Party executive has ruled that Leader Jeremy Corbyn has an automatic right to contest a pending leadership vote. Audio

Record migration levels are pushing up rents and putting the squeeze on housing in Whangarei. Our Northland reporter Lois Williams has the details. Audio

Sports historians say Te Papa shouldn't be entrusted with New Zealand's sporting treasures and the smaller Hall of Fame should be bolstered instead. Audio