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Crowds packed Auckland's CBD and waterfront as 3500 fireworks lit up the sky.

Train services between London and the continent were cancelled impacting holiday plans.

New York Times: Some museums are using AI to examine and analyse camera feeds.

Sibling militants bombed the 2013 Boston Marathon and took part in 2015 French attacks.

Macron criticised for insisting undamaged stained-glass panes be replaced with new designs

Gondolas floated above a cityscape in the southeastern suburbs of the French capital.

Only one of two security cameras was working near the site where the intruders broke in.

OPINION: Elliott Smith ranks his top 10 rugby cauldrons.

She now fronts clean-sport campaigns, warning athletes about risky supplements.

Cars and buses will be banned from the bridge during the art installation’s run next June.

He denies any role in the 15-month embezzlement scheme but says he is 'desecrated'.

The latest suspect, aged 39, has six prior convictions and is being held in prison.

The trial involved 10 people accused over millions of dollars' worth of stolen jewellery.

It had remained in the family of Jean’s godmother Jeanne Baudot until now.

But the crown jewels stolen in the brazen break-in are still missing.

Princess Diana's figure stands apart from the King Charles and Queen Elizabeth displays.

Jordan Bardella leads polls for 2027 French presidential election.

Shields rode 4500km from Uganda to Zimbabwe after her Olympic silver.

President Emmanuel Macron led tributes at each of the Paris attack sites.

NY Times: A memory research programme has studied how people have dealt with the trauma.

A new museum opening in 2029 will preserve 500 personal objects from victims.

A huge explosion in 2016 came from a red dwarf star more than 133 light years away.

Twigg, 38, reclaimed the world title by beating Austria's Magdalena Lobnig.

After living in Paris, one writer shares their beloved quiet spots.

Richard Linklater first offered Deutch the role eight years ago.

Prosecutor Laure Beccuau said the pair are parents from northern Paris.

The 38-year-old woman sobbed in court, saying she feared for her children.

Paris prosecutor Laure Beccuau urged the thieves to return the $177.5m jewels.

New York Times: The Louvre heist exploited security lapses and outpaced the police.