Kat Hopps

Having just turned 80, and in reflective mood, the typically self-effacing Tony Jacklin looks back on his extraordinary career as a pioneering British champion and recalls days when earning £40 for a tournament was seen as a good day's work

Ten months after the wanton destruction of the iconic 'Sycamore Gap' tree on Hadrian's Wall sent a shockwave through the nation, the National Trust is cultivating its genetic material. KAT HOPPS enjoyed an exclusive tour of the top-secret facility sowing the seeds of the future

EXCLUSIVE - As he reveals how police are targeting criminals using Special Forces tactics in a gripping new TV series, former SAS hardman Billy Billingham opens up about his own misspent youth and why being stabbed saved him from a life on the dark side.

Arthur William Hobart's digitised images of fledgling industries, towns and iconic architecture chart the course of progress across English landscapes

This summer was the first time holidaymakers couldn't visit the holiday camp's once-popular sites in Prestatyn, North Wales, and Camber Sands, East Sussex

Teddy, aged five, was blue-lighted to hospital last month after his blood oxygen levels went haywire.

Gold-medal-winning runner Iwan Thomas felt unstoppable until his son Teddy nearly lost his life to a deadly bacterial infection. Now he is campaigning to raise awareness of the potentially devastating impact of Group B Strep on newborn infants

Kevin Webber was told he had two to four years to live in November 2014 but has since raised more than £1 million for cancer charities. As he prepares for his latest challenge, he shares a message of hope with the Olympic cycling legend who revealed his own devastating prostate cancer news earlier this week

Iain Glen was 50 and well-respected on stage and screen when global celebrity came calling with Game of Thrones. Today, a self-confessed strange mixture of introvert and attention-seeker, he's grateful he had time to prepare

Aged 16, Simon Kernick was abducted, beaten and threatened with death by a gang of men. The terrifying incident remains etched in his memory but today, now 58, he's learned how to harness the fear as a bestselling crime writer