UK correspondent Harriet Line looks at Downing Street's reaction to  Donald Trump's tariffs, plus the first Universal theme park in Britain and the King and Queen visit a convalescing Pope Francis.

Nelson Jewellery Week begins today as a drop off in design courses has a big impact on the sector.

A legal academic is concerned about the use of artificial intelligence in court - after a fake case was referenced in the Court of Appeal.

Donald Trump is pausing many of his new tariffs for 90 days, but increasing the import tax on Chinese goods. But what next? Bill Reinsch is an international trade expert with 20 years experience on Capitol Hill and Tim Groser a former Trade Minister.

Science commentator Allan Blackman joins Kathryn to look at the success had by Colossal Biosciences at bringing back the dire wolf, which went extinct 12,500 years ago.

Most people in a relationship have aspects of their partner they'd like to change. From minor irritations like how they stack the dishwasher to bigger issues like attitudes to money or parenting styles.

Construction has begun on the country's biggest solar farm, Waikato University starts a new pharmacy course, a Waikato Medical Fund fills funding gaps, and water restrictions end in Hamilton and Waipa. Libby Kirkby-McLeod is a RNZ Waikato Reporter.

Lynn Freeman reviews The Bookshop Detectives 2: Tea and Cake and Death by Gareth Ward and Louise Ward published by Penguin Random House NZ

The former Auckland coporate lawyer, turned author, who's attracted Hollywood interest with debut thriller 'See How they Fall'

Australia correspondent Karen Middleton with the latest from Canberra and beyond.