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New Zealand declares whooping cough epidemic
Health agencies have confirmed New Zealand is in the early stages of a epidemic, with 263 cases in the past month.

Flynn will not seek dual mandate to become MSP
The SNP Westminster leader will not stand for the Aberdeen South and North Kincardine seat at Holyrood while remaining an MP.

Thousands rush to US border before Trump takes office
Migrants from Central America are making their way to the US to avoid new immigration controls.

What to know about the Matt Gaetz allegations
Public pressure is growing to release a congressional ethics report into Gaetz's conduct.

Fake alcohol deaths highlight SE Asia's methanol problem
The deaths of five tourists after apparently drinking tainted drinks highlight the wider issue of fake or bootleg alcohol.

Patient sues Algerian author over claims he used her in novel
Saada Arbane said she refuse a meeting with Daoud after finding out he wanted to use her in his book.

Leasehold reforms set out amid concerns over delays
Campaigners say the overhaul is welcome but will not come fast enough to help existing leaseholds.

Gavin and Stacey cast in first official photo
The first official photo from the final Gavin and Stacey episode is released ahead of Christmas Day.

CCTV shows Harshita Brella and husband near lake
Police release an image of Ms Brella and Pankaj Lamba on the night they believe he killed her.

Briton Simone White dies after suspected mass poisoning in Laos
The 28-year-old lawyer becomes the fifth person to die from suspected methanol poisoning.

Finalists for NZ Compare Awards 2024 announced
Finalists for the NZ Compare Awards 2024 have been revealed, highlighting top performers in New Zealand's power and telecommunications sectors.

Driver safety screens to be installed on Auckland buses
NZTA is also considering funding an on-board live CCTV trial for 30 buses.

AI advancements in 2025 pose cybersecurity challenges
Predictions for 2025 signal a chaotic race for AI regulation, as cyber threats escalate, particularly targeting AI supply chains and critical infrastructure.

'Maybe the four defeats was why' - Guardiola signs new deal
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola signs a two-year contract extension to keep him at the club until 2027.

King Charles III's Coronation cost taxpayers �72m
Government figures show that more than �20 million was spent by the Home Office policing the event.

Ukraine's double challenge: Russia's advance and the return of Trump
Russia is advancing at its fastest pace since 2022. Will Trump help or hinder Ukraine's defence?

Gardner: ICC warrants 'major blow to Israel's standing'
Ordinary Palestinians in Gaza welcome the ICC's announcement, saying they hope it will bring "justice".

Seven memorable moments in the life of John Prescott
Lord Prescott spent a decade as Tony Blair's deputy and was seen as a custodian of traditional Labour values.

Blair leads tributes to Labour giant John Prescott
The former deputy prime minister, who was major figure in the New Labour project, has died aged 86.

'I was shocked' by Captain Tom charity, says ex-boss
The former chief executive of the Captain Tom Foundation tells the BBC he uncovered what he considered questionable practices.

Putin warns West as Russia hits Ukraine with new missile
Russia's president says the attack on Dnipro is a response to Ukraine's use of long-range US and UK weaponry.

Watch live: Christopher Luxon faces questions during power station visit
It comes as Labour accuses National of not listening to evidence about boot camps.