Michael Mosley’s family say year since his death has been ‘hardest of our lives’
Mosley died on holiday last year but his family want to carry on his work around health and diet.
Reese Witherspoon on Gone Before Goodbye: ‘What do girls in bikinis have to do with solving crime?’
The actress talks about co-writing her debut thriller, about a female surgeon, with Harlan Coben.
Survey into Guernsey reading habits launched
Islanders are being asked how often they read as part of a national campaign.
Sir Humphrey Burton: Classical music broadcaster dies aged 94
He presented the BBC's Omnibus and In Performance, and also hosted shows on Radio 3 and Classic FM.
Fans remember Liam Payne in Wolverhampton a year after he died
Flowers and cards have been left by the bandstand in West Park in the One Direction star's home city
Give all newborn babies an automatic library card, top authors urge
Writers including Sir Philip Pullman back a proposal to automatically sign up newborns to a library in a bid to boost literacy.
Frankenstein: Why Mary Shelley’s 200-year-old horror story is so misunderstood
As a new film starring Oscar Isaac and Jacob Elordi is released, why is the message of Mary Shelley's 1818 novel still overshadowed by...
The East Sussex school where reading tops the Christmas list
One teacher in Hastings says reading can improve pupils' social skills, vocabulary and empathy.
Cheltenham boy’s storytelling method helps others with literacy
StoryQuest is a method that helps children turn their stories into a written format.