United Kingdom
Meghan Markle always destined for big things, former teacher says
Meghan Markle was in every school play, and was such a good actress even as a teenager that her former teachers knew she would make it - but they didn't know she'd end up a princess. Her former… Video, Audio
Why Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Royal wedding is different
BBC's Jonny Dymond talks to John Campbell about what makes Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding not just royal, but unique. Video, Audio
Cambridge Analytica closing down
US media is reporting Cambridge Analytica is shutting its doors, in both the United States and the United Kingdom. The political consultancy company, which worked for Donald Trump's presidential… Audio
UK to open diplomatic posts in Vanuatu, Tonga and Samoa
The United Kingdom is to open new diplomatic posts in Vanuatu, Samoa and Tonga.
Nerve agent clearly from Russia - Britain's NZ High Commissioner
Video - The use of a Russian nerve agent is part of a clear pattern of aggression from Russia that threatens the global rule of law, Laura Clarke says. Video, Audio
UK singles out NZ as top priority for trade deals
The United Kingdom has singled out New Zealand and Australia as being the first cabs off the rank for free trade deals after it exits the European Union.
EU pessimistic on Brexit trade agreement
Another round of Brexit talks have wrapped up, with the European Union and United Kingdom apparently at odds over how successful they were. The EU's chief Brexit negotiator says both parties remain… Audio
Immigration 'anomaly' blocks backpackers' entry
Backpackers from the British Channel Islands and the Isle of Man are being turned down for working holidays due to a bureaucratic "anomaly".
Boris Johnson denies resignation rumours
Britain's Foreign secretary Boris Johnson is dismissing suggestions he is considering resigning over Brexit tensions. With the latest we're joined by our London correspondent Natalie Powell. Audio
May and DUP deal expected "soon" as negotiations continue
A deal between Teressa May's Conservative party and the Democratic Unionist Party appears to be imminent. Our correspondent in London, Catherine Drew, has been following the aftermath of the election.
…UK polls show gap between Labour and Conservatives narrowing
If political polls in the UK are to be believed, the election race is tightening, with just over a week to go until Britons go to the polling booths. Some polls are putting Labour and Jeremy Corbyn… Audio
UK PM signs letter that will trigger Brexit
Theresa May has signed the letter that will formally begin the UK's departure from the European Union.
'Waves of police with automatic weapons' - NZer in Westminster
A New Zealander has described being trapped behind a cordon for hours during the terror attack at Westminster.
May to trigger Brexit on 29 March
British Prime Minister Theresa May is to officially notify the European Union next Wednesday that the UK is leaving.
Majority of British businesses want NZ deal
New Zealand is the third-highest priority for British businesses ahead of the country's move towards post-Brexit trade deals, a poll shows.
'Long overdue' UK child sex-abuse inquiry begins
A British inquiry has been told of 'the great wrong' done to children sent from the UK to Australian schools where they were sexually abused.
Donald Trump state visit plan 'difficult' for Queen Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace is unhappy at the perception the Queen is being dragged into a political event, UK media reports.
Terrorism threat to UK 'unprecedented' - MI6
The scale of the terrorism threat to the UK is "unprecedented", the new head of MI6 says.
May 'could not' intervene over Goddard 'rumour, hearsay'
British Prime Minister Theresa May has told MPs she was right not to intervene about New Zealander Dame Lowell Goddard's leadership of the country's child sex abuse inquiry.
UK in 'trade policy dialogue' with NZ - McClay
New Zealand has taken a significant step in its efforts to secure a trade deal with the United Kingdom.