Funeral of sea jetty tragedy boy Dylan Cecil
A mother's poem was read at the funeral of her four-year-old son Dylan from Kettering. He died last month after falling into the sea.
Landslide victim funeral
The funeral of Charlotte Blackman from Derbyshire, who was killed in a landslide in Dorset took place yesterday.
Military Funeral
Funeral of Captain Bowers killed in Afghanistan takes place today
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Initiative to reunite people with dead relatives' ashes
A remarkable search is under way to reunite families with long lost relatives. Remarkable because those relatives are long since dead.
A Midlands funeral director is trying to match more than 150 urns of unclaimed ashes with their living descendants. Andy Bevan reports.
Ashes amnesty in Birmingham
Birmingham funeral director, Phil Painter, has appealed directly to families who have lost relatives more than five years ago to make sure they have collected their ashes.
150 sets have been left unclaimed at branches of William H. Painter in South Yardley, Chelmsley Wood, Castle Bromwich, Knowle, Solihull and Kings Heath.
_"We're keen to stress this isn't about recently bereaved families or those who have asked us to keep ashes on their behalf, perhaps, until they too die. This is about ashes that have been left unclaimed for years." _Phil told ITV News Central.
Those who believe that the unclaimed ashes of a relative may be currently held by William H. Painter should contact them on 0121 706 1291.
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150 sets of unclaimed ashes at funeral directors
A funeral directors in the Midlands is appealing for families to collect the ashes of relatives that have been left unclaimed at branches across Birmingham.
William H. Painter, has launched an appeal to find the next of kin for 150 unclaimed sets of ashes that have been stored for at least five years or more.
The oldest set of ashes that remain unclaimed were cremated in 1953.
Grantham remembers Baroness Thatcher, full report
Around 50 people gathered at Grantham Museum to watch today's funeral service for Margaret Thatcher.
Others watched the ceremony in the privacy of their own home.
At Baroness Thatcher's former school, lessons came to a halt so the class of 2013 could see their famous ex-pupil laid to rest.
Peter Bearne reports.
Lone protester outside Margaret Thatcher's birthplace
Thatcher remembered by Queen, PM and family
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Pupils at Grantham School watch funeral
Children at Margaret Thatcher's old primary school in Grantham watch the funeral. A big screen has been put up in the classroom at Huntingtower Community Primary School.
Coffin arrives at St Clement Danes
As the hearse arrived at St Clement Danes, the coffin was taken into the church, ready to be transferred to a gun carriage to be taken to St Paul's.
People at Grantham Museum watch Thatcher Funeral
Black ribbon around Thatcher portrait in Grantham
Today, black ribbons adorn the portrait of Lady Thatcher in the museum as her funeral begins in London.
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