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<strong>Other lives</strong>: Theologian based at Durham University who was a pioneer in Christian feminism and in theology and the arts

It all started with one man in a velour V-neck. But thanks to the Green Goddess, Roland Rat, Parki and Anne and Nick, British breakfast TV became legendary. Stars recall four decades of early-morning highs, lows and record-breaking snogs

The tenants mental health suffered further after the landlords son allegedly entered the property without...

THEY Shoot Horses, Don’t They?

Producer behind popular TV programmes on serious social issues, and documentaries with David Frost and Jonathan Dimbleby

He broke windows, punched walls and strangled her, but she had to pay for the damage. It's "totally unfair", Women's Refuge says.

Jim Rice/Stuff The former tenant filed a complaint against the landlord for “unpleasant” visits, resulting in an award of nearly $2k. (File photo) Khan came to the property uninvited two to three times a week, banged on the kitchen window, yelling and speaking to the tenant in an “unpleasant, pushy way”. At one point, the landlord knocked on the window at 11.30pm to raise issues about her tenancy and tell her to pay an unlawful increased rent. The Residential Tenancy Act states “th...

Auckland landlord who called tenant a bloody Māori ordered to pay $8900 in damages Newshub 18 hrs ago © Provided by Newshub An Auckland landlord has been ordered to pay $8900 in damages after a tribunal found the man had used derogatory language against a former tenant, calling him a "bloody Māori" and telling him to take "his Māori a**" somewhere else. The former tenant, who had his identity suppressed by the Tenancy Tribunal, was awarded $8920.44 in exemplary damages and compensation a...

The tenant of an Auckland rental intentionally destroyed the inside of a house.

‘The GMB has opened a new door for me’ 8 hours ago The Independent My hosting stint is proof that you are never too old to do something different. One of the things that attracted me was having to brush up on topics that take me a bit out of my comfort zone. Many years ago, as a young general news reporter, I covered the early days of TV-am. It was a huge story for tabloids and broadsheets alike. For the broadsheets, independent morning news TV represented a major shake up in t...