All news by author: Lydia Veljanovski

The overall winner was Sue McGuire’s humorous and stylish watercolour painting of the King and Queen returning from Westminster Abbey on horseback

From themed dances to musical events to picnic spots to see Westminster Abbey on screen, there is lots for people to enjoy and explore

A 55-strong group of climate activists were conducting a slow march through Westminster in London before the police imposed a Section 12 Order ordering them to protest on the pavement, not the road

The singer is teaming up with the Music for Dementia campaign to release the song on Thank You Day – July 2 – which celebrates unsung heroes

Music teacher Greg Maskalick started to get out of breath while getting ready for work in 2019, before quickly being rushed to hospital and given a devastating diagnosis

This week it was revealed 51million GP visits lasted under five minutes as the system struggles to cope. Here, one GP reveals the pressures they’re really under…

In her opening trial the self-proclaimed 'first supermodel' groaned and wailed, point blank refusing to eat some of the disgusting dishes in order to gain stars for the camp

At the start of last year, Kerri, 42, decided to join her local Swimming World group after she was hospitalised during the pandemic

Although barred from TikTok, Instagram and YouTube since August 2022, Tate’s vile misogynistic videos still reign supreme on the newsfeed of many young men’s social media

Boots No7’s Future Renew Damage Reversal skincare range starts at just under £25, and a virtual “In The Know” queue had 95,000 people waiting to nab the product

John William Britton was captured by the Nazis at the start of World War II in Norway. Later in those sturdy boots he was forced to march for miles across Germany and parts of Poland

But when Charity Dingle and Mackenzie Boyd decide to tie the knot, Charity surprises him with a replica A-Team van the day before the wedding

Lee Langton and Stephen Dearden meet for first time on new BBC show Reunion Hotel, yet their paths had crossed before.

If life isn’t harsh enough for the animals of Kenya, their plight has been worsened by the longest drought in the country for 20 years

A recent discussion on Twitter led by broadcaster Alastair Stewart showed that most people have no idea what the name ASDA really stands for

Karl has sought out BBC One’s The Repair Shop to mend the tiny portable radio that provided the soundtrack to his childhood

The singer, who has starred in Cats, Chess and Evita, details her pick of the best - with a surprising mix of old and new - and explains what they mean to her

Relative of serial killer's last victim is convinced the bogeyman figure of the Boston Strangler never existed, and he has spent 36 years on a ceaseless quest for answers

When Johannah Crabtree decided to attend Slimming World to lose weight, mum Carol agreed to join her for moral support. Now they have both totally transformed their lifestyle

ChatGPT has been hailed as the next piece of digital technology to transform our world... but critics fear it could have severe repercussions and lead to job cuts

Some fraudsters are so good at their murky art they gain fame - with a few even getting movies or a TV show based on them. With the release of Julianne Moore's swindler caper Sharper, we've looked at the most notorious

The famed veterinary surgeon, known as The Supervet, is used to treating domesticated pets at his Surrey clinic, so this large and ­impressive animal was a sight to behold

The weeks long search for missing mum-of-two Nicola Bulley was plagued by vile speculation and conspiracy theorists online and on social media who continued posting even after her death was confirmed

Looking for something a little bit different this Shrove Tuesday? Why not have a go at some of these unusual recipes to make this a Pancake Day to remember

As Patsy Kensit prepares to wed her fifth husband, we take a look at other stars who have racked up multiple marriages, from Zsa Zsa Gabor's nine weddings, to Sean Bean's five