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In a ground-breaking new role, Natalie McKail will explore how funeral directors serve the bereaved and potential industry regulation

These incredible photos capture people fulfilling their dying wishes thanks to the Ambulance Wish Foundation

Professor Margaret Holloway gives an insight into how and why memorials are vital to the bereaved and society

Dr Shelley Gilbert describes “helplessness and fear” as bereavement charity Grief Encounter launches an appeal for donations

Bereavement counsellor Annie Broadbent says never dismiss the grief that follows miscarriage heartbreak

Scandinavian life philosophies are all the rage, but Döstädning is a very different way to make the most of life

Two of the UK’s largest palliative care charities have merged with the aim of providing good end of life care

Natalie McKail will consider new regulations to help the bereaved, with the support of funeral directors

The Funeral Planning Authority sets rules for funeral plan providers to ensure people get the funeral they paid for

The man behind Death Café, the death positive initiative helping people talk about end of life matters, has died aged 44

Meet the former school careers adviser who found a new vocation as a funeral director

Prize-winning writer Helen Dunmore’s ‘Hold Out Your Arms’ is a powerful poem on embracing mortality

June 23 is dedicated to raising awareness of the challenges and suffering endured by widows around the world every day

A son asks bereavement psychologist Annie Broadbent is grief 'too big' a word for me to claim?

Professor Sue Read is behind pioneering bereavement resources to inform and support people through grief