Abigail Buchanan

In some ways, the key problem facing London now is much the same as when Paddington Old Cemetery – a Grade II listed graveyard in the north-west of the city – was constructed in 1855: overcrowding.

Richard Heady, 37, hoped to pass the family farm down to his children, just as his parents, grandparents and great-grandparents did before him.

Lofty rules, wet weather and now the Chancellor’s tax raid – the fate of family farms and the wellbeing of a community hangs in the balance

A weekly pill that stops ageing sounds like the stuff of science fiction. Yet evangelists for rapamycin claim it does exactly that

It is a grey, misty morning in Twyford, Buckinghamshire, and the mood is as downcast as the weather.

The initiative will seek to protect a rare species of bat from the environmental impact of HS2

We tested the best kettles for energy efficiency, boil time and ease of use, as well as how good they look in your kitchen

Romy had set a date to die: June 19 2023. After more than a decade of struggling with unresolved childhood trauma, an eating disorder and clinical depression, she had decided enough was enough.

As the National Lottery celebrates its 30th birthday, we look at how it has changed people’s lives (for better and for worse)

After noticing a lack of specialised support for young people, the Whitesons have been changing lives for more than 30 years