In the latest episode of On the Marie Curie Couch, Michaela Strachan sits down with bereavement expert Jason Davidson.

For many, the Covid-19 pandemic feels like a thing of the past. But covid is still having a significant impact on people with terminal illnesses.

In the latest series of Celebrity Gogglebox, fashion guru Gok Wan and TV presenter Fearne Cotton get chatting about Gok's financial plans.

Most of us won't arrange our funerals on national television, but thinking about death and planning ahead makes all the difference.

Janet Ellis shares how having had a lifelong, happy conversation with her husband John helped them through his cancer diagnosis and death.

Funerals can be sad and poignant events that help us process death. That’s why it’s especially mortifying – or even funny - when they go wrong...

In the latest episode of On the Marie Curie Couch, broadcaster Gaby Roslin talks to bereavement expert Jason Davidson.

In actor Stephen Mangan's new children’s book, he uses action, whimsy and humour to give young readers some useful tools for coping with grief.

Here’s our roundup of epitaphs from famous people through history to get you thinking about what the last word could, and should be.

After recovering from cancer in 2019, last Christmas Jean found a lump in her breast. This time, she’s making different decisions for her family.

There has been at least one positive outcome of the pandemic - people are now more comfortable talking about grief.

Royals, celebrities, faith leaders, healthcare workers and politicians shared their reflections, and support for the millions bereaved.

The author of Midnight Chicken (& Other Recipes Worth Living For) picks out her favourite poetry on a theme she’s sadly no stranger to – grief.

Growing up in a traditional north-west London Jewish family, Christmas was not a festival we celebrated. Instead, we had Chanukah.

Alison Steadman, Ricky Gervais and Angela Rayner MP are among those backing the call for a National Day of Reflection.

My family started the Yellow Hearts movement so that people who’d lost someone during lockdown could share a symbol of remembrance.

Comedian Pete Davidson’s film draws on his own experiences of grief to show how memories of lost loved ones can easily be distorted.