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Suspect identified in Pentagon document leak
Let's cross to the US now for the latest from our correspondent Bevan Hurley. Audio
The Pre-Panel with Allan Blackman and Heather Roy
Tim Watkin and panellists Allan Blackman and Heather Roy discuss New Zealand's association with NATO. Plus, our panellists tell us what's been on their mind this week. Audio
Europe: Zelensky denounces Ukraine soldier beheading video
To Europe now - Nathan Rarere is joined from Sweden by our correspondent Anita Purcell-Sjölund. Audio
UK: being head of Twitter "quite painful" for Elon Musk
Twitter boss Elon Musk has admitted his few months in charge of Twitter has been "quite painful" - he did a revealing interview with the BBC, Nathan Rarere asked our London correspondent Henry Riley… Audio
Mid-East:Israel apologises for police reaction at Al Aqsa
To the Middle-East now where it was kicking off over the weekend.. With Nathan Rarere from Doha is Alex Baird. Audio
Tonga: inter-islander ferry back after 6 month refurbishment
To the Pacific now - our correspondent in Tonga is Kalafi Moala.. Audio
Australia: Easter expected to result in rise in Covid cases
Every Wednesday we kick off in Australia - based in Brisbane is our correspondent Pam Corkery. Audio
Kerry-Anne Walsh with news from Australia
We cross the ditch to Canberra to talk to our correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh. Audio
Japan: PM declares war on pollen '"cut down trees"
To Japan now where the country has declared a war ON POLLEN! But first, our Tokyo correspondent Chris Gilbert told Nathan Rarere about the ongoing search for survivors from a downed self-defence force… Audio
UK: US President Joe Biden heads to Northern Ireland
We begin this short week in the UK, Nathan Rarere joined from London by Ellie Jay. Audio
China practices blockades on last scheduled day of Taiwan drills
China's military carried out aerial and naval blockade drills around Taiwan on Monday, its last scheduled day of exercises, as Taipei reported another surge of warplanes near the island.
Yemen war: Saudi-Houthi talks bring hope of ceasefire
Analysis - A Saudi Arabian delegation is in Yemen's capital for talks with the Houthi rebel movement aimed at reaching a new and potentially permanent ceasefire.
Giant gorilla statue sightings were 'not Gary'
Police in Scotland are continuing to look for a giant stolen gorilla statue after sightings were ruled out.
Sanna Marin was popular at home and abroad. Here's why she lost Finland's highest office anyway.
It was just a few months ago that Finland's Sanna Marin stood side-by-side with Jacinda Ardern in New Zealand. Now, both have left their position, but they've also left a mark on their countries.
Former Scottish National Party leader Nicola Sturgeon makes first statements after husband's arrest.
Former Scottish leader Nicola Sturgeon has made her first public statements after the arrest of her husband.
The Bodyguard cut short in Manchester due to rowdy singalongs
Singer Melody Thornton has apologised after rowdy audience members halted a performance of The Bodyguard musical.
Armed gangs kill 74 in Nigeria's Benue state
At least 74 people were killed in Nigeria's Benue state in two separate attacks by gunmen this week, local officials and police say.
London's police force steps up crackdown on rogue officers
London's police force has dismissed dozens of officers in the last six months and was going through older misconduct cases in its bid to restore public trust and clean up its image after a series of…
Press freedom for Fiji after draconian law repealed
It's a big day for Fiji - not only for the media but all of Fiji.
What has been described as a draconian law suppressing media freedom has been repealed.
The editor in chief of Fiji times - the… Audio
Kerry-Anne Walsh with news from Australia
It's Monday/Friday so we cross the ditch to Canberra to talk to our correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh. Audio
