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Just Believe To Achieve

Sammi Kinghorn broke her back aged 14, but she’s come a long way through sheer grit, determination and optimism, as her mother Elaine explains.

It's A Funny Old World

'I'm beginning to think it might be quite nice to have the odd gentleman caller'

'At Last I'm A Grandmother, And I Love It!'

The actress reveals how much she’s enjoying her new grandson – and how she’s looking forward to spending his first Christmas with him this year

The Way To A Man's Heart

Everyone knows it’s via his stomach... So, what if you can’t cook?

Meet The Woman Who Can Smell Parkinson's Disease

Joy Milne’s husband’s diagnosis led her to discover a remarkable ability that could be used to give other sufferers a more positive future.

Riot Of Roses

Adrienne Wild celebrates the blooms and scents of the best roses from the past 10 years.

Creating A Safer Future For Children

Child sexual abuse is not easy to talk about but by giving victims and survivors a voice, the Truth Project hopes to protect future generations.

How To Cope With Tricky Relationships

Difficult boss? Friend ignoring you? Our agony aunt, Keren Smedley, is here to help you put things right

A Brand-New Band Of Brothers

As Let It Shine heads towards the final live shows, why does Gary Barlow’s search for his boy band mean so much?

Magical Malta

This small island is packed with culture, history, beaches and sunshine.

‘Acting Was Always Going To Be Just A Sideline'

Grantchester star Robson Green talks fame, friendship and playing the funnyman.

Eventually Truth And Love Will Win

Rosie Jackson spent years living apart from her son. In her new memoir, she discusses how they found a way back to each other

Half A Family

Our History teacher wants us to do our family trees. Well, mine is more like a forest!

Together We're A Team

Life was always going to be busy for mum-of-four Claire Thould. But when her daughter was diagnosed with a rare condition, it turned upside down. Here, she speaks to Joan McFadden about the challenges

'Our Second World War Collection Became A Museum'

1940s fanatics Linda and Paul Britchford tell Kate Chapman how a government grant enabled them to realise a long-held dream

'We Slimmed Our Bins'

The WW team took on our latest Waste Not Want Not challenge – and here are the results

Fixing Hitler

Fiction Editor, GaynorWe love this sensitive wartime story, told through the eyes of a child

Good As New

Clare Zakirov upcycled her kitchen on a budget then added stylish new appliances

Queen Of Cornwall

Eleanor Tomlinson found fame as Demelza in Poldark.She tells us how she got the role and the downsides of being recognised.

The Hotel That Cares

The Grove in Bournemouth is the only hotel in the country for people with cancer, or other life-limiting illness, and their families.

following the script

in the week of national handwriting day, linda dearsley discovers why it’s still worth putting to pen and paper.

It's A Funny Old World

‘I was facing the worrying prospect of not being able to do up a bra for at least the next six weeks’.

Seize The Day (Not)

Mr Dear is full of good advice but Rosemary would take issue with some of it.

'You've Only Got One Life And You Must Make The Most Of It'

Downton Abbey favourite Joanne Froggatt is back on our screens in a gripping new thriller, Liar. She tells Gerard Gilbert why she is so excited

Sewing For Change

Meet the people who use their creative skills not just to make something beautiful – but to make a difference

Memory Quilts

When Roxanne Ellis was on a family holiday, she and her mum went to a quilting museum in York – a visit which launched them on a lifetime of interest in patchwork.

All I Wanted To Do Was Act. It Made Me So Happy

The immensely talented Dame Eileen Atkins is one of our most revered actresses, with a BAFTA, an Olivier and an Emmy to her name. As Doc Martin returns to our TV screens, Eileen shares her love of acting with Richard Barber

It's A Funny Old World

‘We Brits know this better than anyone; if in doubt, make a cup of tea’

Why You'll Love... Matlock Bath

Why You'll Love... Matlock Bath

It's A Funny Old World

‘Many years ago, I read a book on taming toddlers… I wonder, could it work on partners?’