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'Nowhere near enough': US sending $300m of military aid to Ukraine
It's the first US military aid package for Ukraine in months after blocks by Republicans in Congress.
US prosecutor defends comments about Biden's "poor memory"
Robert Hur spoke to the House of Representatives Judiciary Committee which is part of an impeachment inquiry into Joe Biden.
Wanted: Doctors for remote Scottish islands, $300k salary
If you would love to live on a remote Island with a salary of more than 300 thousand NZ dollars the Outer Hebrides Islands, off Scotland's west coast, are looking for doctors. There are about four and… Audio
What Ramadan is like in the midst of Mid-East turmoil
To the Middle East now - in Doha is Alex Baird. Audio
US: Haiti's interim PM resigns after weeks of chaos
To Mexico now - joining us from beyond the southern border is Bevan Hurley. Audio
Australian opposition has plans for nuclear power
Let's kick your mid-week off in Australia - Pam Corkery is on the line Audio
Andrew Tate back in Romanian court on UK arrest warrant
The ultra-masculine lifestyle influencer is now facing "allegations of sexual aggression", his PR team said.
Update on Oz with Brad Foster
Brad Foster reports on the reaction of the closure of two mental health hospitals in Sydney, and outlines changes to planning laws to allow unit blocks of up to six storeys to be constructed along… Audio
Trump asks court to delay hush money trial
Donald Trump has asked the judge wait until the US Supreme Court finishes reviewing his claim of presidential immunity.
Investigation launched after two pilots fall asleep mid-flight
Two pilots from Indonesia's Batik Air have been temporarily suspended after they fell asleep for almost half an hour.
Princess of Wales says she edited photo
The Princess of Wales has apologised "for any confusion" over the family photo that was recalled by agencies.
Earliest dates cave paintings found in Argentine Patagonia
Our correspondent in Argentina is Kate Pereyra-Garcia and she's with us now to talk inflation. Audio
Fukushima protests and schoolkid scams in Japan's headlines
Our correspondent in Japan Chris Gilbert explains the latest on protests on the anniversary of the Fukushima quake, tsunami and nuclear disaster, with latest demonstrations aimed at the new… Audio
UK: Princess of Wales apologises for doctored photo
Let's head to the United Kingdom - Henry Riley is standing by to discuss Princess of Wales photo and the musical chairs in Parliament of Lee Anderson. Audio
BBC World Lookahead with Rob Hugh-Jones
BBC reporter Rob Hugh-Jones joins Emile Donovan to take a look at the events making headlines internationally, including Russia's presidential election, and officials facing negligence charges in… Audio
News agencies recall first photo of Kate since surgery over 'manipulation'
The image, released by Kensington Palace, shows the Princess of Wales with her three children but some noticed an unusual element.
Europe correspondent Seamus Kearney
Sweden will raise its flag at the NATO headquarters in Brussels on Monday, after officially become the 32nd member of the western defence alliance. Audio
Trade focus for Foreign Minister's trip to India
The India New Zealand Business Council says it's important the government continues developing this country's relationship with India.
Foreign Minister Winston Peters travelling to India, Indonesia… Audio
Update on US efforts to build floating pier to help Gaza aid
Our old friend Alex Cadier is our correspondent in Israel - hespoke with Nathan Rarere. Audio
Snap general election takes place at Portugal
And it's Monday morning so time to cross to our Europe correspondent Anita Purcell-Sjölund Audio
