Natalie Powell

Political tumult continues in Britain in the wake of the Brexit vote. Conservatives are bringing forward the contest to replace David Cameron as prime minister and the rebellion against Labour leader… Audio

Britain has spoken: in an historic referendum, the United Kingdom has voted to leave the European Union, sending the pound plunging and markets into turmoil. Audio

Another live update from the UK on the EU referendum. Natalie Powell joins us again from London. Audio

It's down to the wire in the UK referendum on whether to leave the European Union. Natalie Powell is our London correspondent. Audio

The deadline to register to vote in the European Union referendum has been extended by 48 hours. Audio

New Zealand has made a number of commitments at the Anti-Corruption Summit in London saying we will help combat global bribery and corruption Audio

Almost three decades on, a jury has found ninety six football fans were unlawfully killed at Sheffield's Hillsborough Stadium in 1989. Audio

Donald Trump's take no prisoners approach in his bid to become the Republican Party's presidential nominee may have won him considerable support, but it has also alienated many. Audio

World leaders have left the UN Climate Change conference in Paris with the hard work now being left to officials. Audio

Mr Key is one of 150 world leaders who are in Paris for the conference, along with 40,000 delegates from 195 countries. Audio

The four-way battle for Labour leadership in the UK is turning out to be a one horse race. Audio

The British Labour Party peer, Lord Sewel is being urged to resign from the House of Lords. Audio

Up to 100 billion barrels of oil has been found onshore near London's Gatwick airport. Audio

A New Zealand judge, Lowell Goddard, has been appointed the head of an inquiry into historical child sex abuse in England and Wales. Audio

Natalie Powell is our correspondent in Paris. Audio

Three men have appeared in court in London charged with plotting to carry out a beheading in Britain. Audio

British Prime Minister David Cameron has announced new plans to combat the increasing numbers of radicals from the UK fighting in Syria and Iraq. Audio

Police in Britain investigating the disappearance of Madeleine McCann are looking for a man who sexually abused five girls in Portugal between 2004 and 2006. Audio

British celebrity chef Nigella Lawson has told a court in the UK claims she regularly took hard drugs are false, but has admitted to taking cocaine on two occasions. The celebrity chef, has been… Audio

Report shows NZ still not doing well enough for kids; NZ falls in international education rankings; Scientists says poor student results cause for concern; NZ cricketers under investigation by ICC -… Audio