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NZ police shooting was 'routine stop', says commissioner

A police officer has been shot dead during a routine traffic stop in Auckland, New Zealand, says Police Commissioner Andrew Coster.

Police in New Zealand do not normally carry guns, and it is rare for officers to be killed in the line of duty.

19 June 2020

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Power station demolition captured by drone

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Moment person clinging to cliff is rescued by helicopter

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Woman gets first double lung transplant done by robot

Ryan Borgwardt

US kayaker who faked own death thought to have fled to Europe

Ruth Dodsworth in the BBC studios in Cardiff. She is sitting on an orange sofa. She has cropped blonde hair and is wearing a fitted mauve top,

Stalking was part of my daily life, says presenter

A Christmas tree with lots of blue and green lights. A building nearby has yellow lights and a red bow so it looks like a present. You can see people stood in front of the building.

Manx capital sparkles at Christmas lights switch-on

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East of England weather forecast

A woman has her make up done in a Swansea salon for Beaujolais Day

'Beaujolais day is Swansea's Christmas'

A woman polished a large Gromit statue at the launch of the Gromit Unleashed 3 trail in Bristol. The statue has a multicoloured sparkly pattern. The woman is wearing a red and white shirt and a black dress over the top and she has red hair cut in a bob style

Aardman unveils new Wallace and Gromit trail

Dylan Thomas, who is wearing a blue jumper and has brown hair, is smiling at the camera

Watch: Cardiff murderer's 999 call and arrest

Crowds of people walking streets at night

Thousands rush to US border before Trump takes office

Weather

Strong winds and flooding as Storm Bert arrives

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MAFS' Emma shares her thoughts on dating Nathan

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The world's smallest playing card being held against a normal size card

Watch: Man creates world's smallest playing cards

Emma, with long brown hair and wearing a purple hoody, looks to the side of the camera

How schools can help bereaved pupils with grief

Northern Ireland

BBC Newsline

BBC Newsline signed summary

Actor Jeff Goldblum with a thumbs up while sat at a piano in St Pancras station

Jeff Goldblum plays piano at London rail station

Man runs from tiger behind gate

Chinese farmer has near miss with tiger

Portaferry Road

Storm Debi caused major disruption across Ireland

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LIttle by Logan smiling

'It's a beautiful message to the rest of the pupils'

Two children are given VIP treatment as they walk out with Derry City players at the Brandywell stadium.

BBC NI director glad Donna Traynor dispute has ended

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Police say there was an 'unacceptable level' of anti-social behaviour as thousands of fans gathered to celebrate in Glasgow city centre.

Footage shows aftermath of Celtic celebrations

Police say there was an 'unacceptable level' of anti-social behaviour as thousands of fans gathered to celebrate in Glasgow city centre.

Ukraine accuses Russia of phosphorus attack on Bakhmut

Ukraine accuses Russia of phosphorus attack on Bakhmut

Phosphorus weapons are not banned, but they are prohibited against civilians and civilian targets.

Bobby Bostic hugs Judge Evelyn Baker

Bobby Bostic leaves prison after 27 years and hugs judge

Bobby Bostic leaves prison after 27 years and hugs Judge Evenly Baker, who gave him his 241-year sentence.

Joe Biden

Biden cooperating with classified document review

In a press conference in Mexico, Biden spoke about the classified documents found in his office.

cars stranded in snow and man in hooded jacket

Barber in Buffalo saves lives in deadly blizzard

When people were stranded in the storm, the local shop became a refuge.

Icicles cover a house in New York state

Winter storm continues to disrupt US and Canada

Strong winds and freezing temperatures cause power cuts and travel chaos across North America.

A woman in Belfast

'Our MLAs need to get their act together'

People on the streets of Belfast say they are relieved there will be no pre-Christmas election.

Kwasi Kwarteng

First words from Kwarteng as he sets out mini-budget

The new chancellor, Kwasi Kwarteng, says people need to know "help is coming".

Sir David Thompson responds to criticism that he is the NPCC's lead on racism as a white man

Sir David Thompson on police racism

Sir David Thompson says asking why a white man is leading on anti-racism it is a "very legitimate question".

President Biden speaking to reporter

Biden on Facebook: 'They're killing people'

The White House addresses the dangers of Covid misinformation, prompting a heated exchange.

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What do people in North Korea watch on TV?

Kim Geum-hyok was one of the few North Koreans allowed to study in Beijing but defected to Seoul.

Richard Ratcliffe

'Mummy could be in prison for another year'

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's husband talks to 5 Live as she faces a new year-long prison sentence in Iran.

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'We have to save lives before saving the economy'

São Paulo Governor João Doria says President Bolsonaro is making the situation in Brazil worse.

Former North Korean prisoner

'I was forced to work in a North Korean coal mine'

A former prisoner describes her time working in a North Korean coal mine.

Alex from Liverpool

'There is no way I can spend Christmas alone'

Alex, 27, lives alone and is planning to travel home to Liverpool for Christmas after nearly six months away from her parents.

Marc Conway

'I think about it every single day of my life'

Former prisoner Marc Conway pays tribute to those who died in the London Bridge attack.

Geoffrey Berman

'Zero co-operation' from prince, says prosecutor

The FBI and US prosecutors have sought to interview Prince Andrew but have received "zero co-operation", says attorney Geoffrey Berman.