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Katherine Firkin has the news out of the states
Katherine Firkin has the news out of the states, as thousands gather in Arizona for Charlie Kirk's memorial Audio
European countries line up to recognise a Palestinian state
European countries line up to recognise a Palestinian state, Anita reports from the EU Audio
Pentagon imposes new rules on media covering US military
The latest move by President Donald Trump to control media coverage of his policies comes after he suggested negative stories could be "illegal".
Liverpool show depth to stay perfect, Man Utd beat Chelsea
Liverpool leave their star signings on the bench but still beat Mersey rivals Everton 2-1 to stay unbeaten in the English Premier League.
Heathrow, European airports snarled by cyberattack
A cyber attack on electronic check-in and baggage drops has forced flight cancellations and delays at some of Europe's biggest airports.
Does your body do a big, convulsive twitch while dozing off? That'll be a ‘hypnic jerk’
What causes the hypnic jerk that 70 percent of people experience?
Last Kiwi firefighter sent to battle Canadian blazes arrives back home
Fifty-nine FENZ personnel were deployed for more than two months in Manitoba and Alberta.
UK and US news with BBC Correspondent Rich Preston
BBC News presenter and foreign affairs reporter Rich Preston joins the show once again-this time from the United States. Audio
The Sampler: Jens Lekman
Tony Stamp investigates a new album called Songs For Other People's Weddings, by Swedish pop musician Jens Lekman, who has made a career pivot into actual wedding singing, and co-authored a book about… Audio
What we know about the fatal Optus outage
It's been two days since three people died after a devastating Optus outage in Australia caused hundreds of emergency calls to fail.
What are the best ways to clean windows and fly screens?
Cleaning professionals share tips on achieving a streak-free finish.
How the quest to make the perfect croissant saved Kate's life
Learning how to create perfect pastries in Paris was former aerospace engineer Kate Reid's pathway out of anorexia.
NATO intercepts three Russian jets over Estonia's airspace
Three Russian MiG-31 fighter jets entered Estonian airspace over the Gulf of Finland without permission.
Russians to compete as neutral athletes at Winter Olympics
Russians will compete as neutral independent athletes without a national flag or anthem at the Milano-Cortina 2026 Winter Games.
Pharaoh's priceless bracelet missing from museum
The gold bracelet adorned with a lapis lazuli bead was last seen in the restoration laboratory of the Cairo museum.
Fatal failure: Three dead after network update affects emergency calls in Aus
Over 600 emergency calls were impacted by an Optus network update on Thursday, the CEO said.
Trump's historic second state visit to UK wraps up
United Kingdom correspondent Lucy Thomson spoke to Lisa Owen about Donald Trump's historic second visit to the UK wrapping up, as well as two teens being charged over a hack that cost Transport for… Audio
Seven arrested over 'senseless' stabbing deaths of two Melbourne boys
Police arrest seven people ranging from 15 to 19 years old in relation to the deaths of 15-year-old Dau Akueng and 12-year-old Chol Achiek in Melbourne's outer north-west earlier this month.
'Show-stopping', 'confessional space', stripping down - Lorde's world tour kicks off
The Texas arena show is the first of more than 50 that the New Zealand singer will perform on her biggest ever world tour. NZ gets its turn in February, 2026.
Hollywood is acutely aware the death of late-night TV is near
Emmys fans could assume there's never been a better time to hold the most powerful to account, but Jimmy Kimmel proves otherwise.
