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UK: issues with ITV's This Morning and Phillip Schofield
Let's kick the programme off in the United Kingdom, joining Nathan Rarere from London is correspondent Henry Riley. Audio
Calls for official celebration of Everest Day
On the 70th anniversary of Hillary and Tenzing sitting on top of the world's tallest peak, efforts continue to mark the feat with an official celebration in New Zealand.
Venice canal patch turns fluorescent green
Venetians woke up on Sunday morning to an unusual sight, as a patch of water in the city's central waterway appeared to have turned fluorescent green.
Europe: Erdogan claims victory, Kosovo rebute
Europe correspondent Seamus Kearney joins Kathryn to look at the success of Turkey's president Erdogan in the second presidential run-off held overnight New Zealand time. What will it mean for… Audio
Ukraine war: Kyiv hit by new massive Russian drone attack
Russia has carried out a new massive drone attack on Ukraine's capital Kyiv.
US President Biden agrees in principle on new debt limit
President Biden and the Republican House Speaker Kevin McCarthy have reached an agreement in principle on a new government debt limit, after weeks of bitter negotiations.
Joe Biden said the deal was… Audio
Erdoğan wins Turkey Election
Turkey's incumbent President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has claimed victory in the country's historic run off presidential election.
Official results has him winning 52% of the vote.
Our Turkish… Audio
US: two Kiwi Scotts are favourites for Indianapolis 500
Newshub's North America correspondent Mitch McCann is at the Indianapolis 500 - where two New Zealanders, both named Scott, are among the favourites for the race. Audio
Unofficial results in Turkey's election released
It's Monday morning so time to cross to our Europe correspondent Anita Purcell-Sjölund. Audio
Turkey presidential election decides if Erdogan should have five more years
Turks vote on Sunday in a momentous presidential run-off to decide whether or not Recep Tayyip Erdogan should remain in power after 20 years.
Two Kiwis elected to highest leadership positions in worldwide Salvation Army
New Zealander Lyndon Buckingham has been elected as the 22nd general of the international Salvation Army, the first Kiwi to hold the position.
Mahuta heads to first Korea-Pacific Islands Summit
Pacific Island leaders will meet South Korea's President, their third summit in a week with a large economy as the region becomes a focus of geopolitical power attention.
Indo-Pacific countries wrap up talks on improving supply chain resilience
Fourteen Indo-Pacific countries have finished negotiations about improving supply chain resilience as part of the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework.
Calling Home: Ian Hickling in Barbados
Aucklander Ian Hickling is calling home from Barbados in the Caribbean. Audio
Twitter pulls out of voluntary EU disinformation code
Twitter has pulled out of the European Union's voluntary code to fight disinformation, the EU has said.
Charity vessel rescues almost 600 migrants off Italy
A vessel operated by Doctors without Borders has rescued nearly 600 migrants sailing on an overcrowded boat off the island of Sicily, the group says.
Papua rebels threaten to shoot New Zealand hostage if denied talks
A new video released by the group made threats to kill New Zealand hostage Phillip Mehrtens if countries did not comply with their demand to start independence talks.
Two more Oath Keepers sentenced to prison over US Capitol attack
Two members of the far-right militia were sentenced to prison for their roles in the assault on the US Capitol by supporters of Donald Trump.
Firefighters clean up after fire destroys Sydney building as evacuated residents wait to return home
Pockets of smouldering fire remain but are under control at a seven-storey heritage building in Sydney that was destroyed by a major blaze.
