07 February, 2012
    Drunk London Kiwis bring 'shame' on NZ            Book details JFK affair with teen intern            Strong quake in Philippines, 43 dead            Heart concerns for Ian Paisley            Greece caves in on public service cuts            Queen marks 60-year reign            Energy assets claim to be lodged            Egypt speeds up election process            Contador banned for two years for doping            German men jailed for UK terror offences           


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Drunk London Kiwis bring 'shame' on NZBook details JFK affair with teen internStrong quake in Philippines, 43 deadHeart concerns for Ian Paisley
The behaviour of Kiwis taking part in an annual Waitangi Day pub crawl in London has led to an expat complaining to the NZ High Commission.A 69-year-old grandmother has written of her affair with President John F Kennedy when she was a teenage White House intern.A strong earthquake in the Philippines has killed at least 43 people and triggered landslides that have left about 40 people missing.Former Northern Ireland first minister Ian Paisley is in intensive care after suffering from acute heart problems.



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