The widow of a North East soldier shot dead in Afghanistan has set out on a charity walk in his memory.
Private Gregg Stone died last June while trying to rescue an Afghan policeman.
Samantha Stone has set off from Catterick Garrison - where her husband trained - to walk to his former base in Warminster.
Money raised will help rehabilitate soldiers from the Yorkshire Regiment.
Calendar caught up with Samantha Stone as she set off on her fund-raising walk, inspired by her husband, this morning.
Hundreds of soldiers based in our region have been awarded medals for completing a six month tour of duty Afghanistan.
Two ceremonies were held in North Yorkshire - one at Catterick Garrison and another at Richmond Castle.
Families, friends and well-wishers came to show their support.
Watch Jonny Blair's report here:
More than 100 soldiers return to their barracks in North Yorkshire later after a six-month tour of Afghanistan. The troops from 4th Mechanized Brigade are due to arrive at Catterick Garrison this evening.
Hundreds of soldiers who've just returned from Afghanistan have had their efforts recognised by His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh.
The troops based at Catterick received their Operational Medals from Prince Philip in a ceremony at the garrison as Julia Barthram reports.
Soldiers based at Catterick Garrison in North Yorkshire have been presented with their Afghanistan medals by the Duke of Edinburgh.
The First Battalion of the Duke of Lancaster's Regiment returned to their barracks last week.
Hundreds of soldiers based at Catterick Garrison in North Yorkshire will have their return from a six month tour of Afghanistan honoured today with the presentation of their operational medals.
The troops were deployed to Task Force Helmand between October 2012 and April 2013. The medals will be presented to them by the Duke of Edinburgh.
25 million pound plans to redevelop the town centre for soldiers and their families at Catterick Garrison are going on display for the first time.
The design includes a new cinema, shops and restaurants on the site of an old sports ground at the army base in North Yorkshire.
The project will generate 700 jobs.
The Soldiers of 4th Mechanized Brigade and 204 Signal Squadron are exercising their Freedom of Richmond by marching through the streets of the town. They have been presented with their operational medals in Richmond Castle after returning from Afghanistan.
