Another Cabinet minister caught up in United Nations letter-writing saga
New documents show David Seymour first ran his response past Paul Goldsmith before he sent it. 
© 2025 RadioNZ 3:45pm Crowds take to streets to demand sanctions on Israel
High profile Kiwis have joined rallies taking place around the country.
© 2025 Stuff.co.nz 3:35pm Liverpool leave it late to beat Bournemouth in six-goal thriller
Liverpool begin their Premier League title defence with a win but needed late goals to beat Bournemouth on a night dedicated to former player Diogo Jota.
© 2025 BBCWorld 3:05pm Jazz pianist thought job offer from Spike Lee 'was spam'
Fergus McCreadie found himself flying to New York to work on the crime thriller Highest 2 Lowest.
© 2025 BBCWorld 3:05pm 'I spend £120 a month on buses': Under-22s on what free travel would mean to them
They welcome a call for under-22s in England to get free bus passes to help them into work and education.
© 2025 BBCWorld 3:05pm An artist on the run, an exhibition censored: How China tried to silence a Thai art show
The Burmese curators of the show, which contained Tibetan, Uyghur and Hong Kong art, have fled to the UK.
© 2025 BBCWorld 3:05pm Topshop returns to the High Street, but can it get its cool back?
For many people, the stores defined their childhood. Now they are due to come back.
© 2025 BBCWorld 3:05pm  UK trade envoy resigns over northern Cyprus visit
Labour MP Afzal Khan as resigned after criticism of his visit last week to the territory, which isn't recognised by the UK government.
© 2025 BBCWorld 3:05pm 'Next time in Moscow?' - Putin invites Trump to Russia with rare use of English
Russian President Vladimir Putin invited US President Donald Trump to Moscow at the end of their joint press conference in Alaska.
© 2025 BBCWorld 3:05pm No ceasefire, no deal. What summit means for Trump, Putin and Ukraine
Three BBC correspondents at the meeting in Alaska assess what we learned about the two leaders and what's next for the war.
© 2025 BBCWorld 3:05pm 'A long way for nothing?' BBC correspondents on Alaska meeting
After the leaders left without taking questions, Anthony Zurcher and Steve Rosenberg stayed on to unpack what we learned.
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