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As former private secretary to Princess Diana, Patrick Jephson shares his insight into the Royal household and why the Queen’s popularity has endured for so long

As the nation looks forward to the start of spring, the UK's animal rescue centres prepare for orphan season - when they will be inundated with hundreds of parentless baby animals

The Queen at 90 secured unprecedented access members of the Royal household and captured the monarch in her most private moments. Here, its director Ashley Gething describes taking on the biggest challenge of his career

Comedy photo booth shots show the Cambridge and Oxford rowing crews adopting a rather different approach

The new Work and Pensions Secretary was brought up in a council house by his mother who fled her violent husband - and it is this past which has made him passionate about welfare reform

For all of its flaws and all of its recent tragedies, I would choose Europe over America any day - because we do not allow ourselves to be defined by terror

After two terms experiencing the New York education system, Emma and her children find schools in Manhattan very different to those in the UK - from parental involvement to sex education

Christopher Howse, Bryony Gordon, Celia Walden, Michael Deacon, and Laura Powell on how food has shaped their Easters past

It has been mentioned in Dr Who, Star Trek and the Simpsons, but few people truly realise just how much Fermat's last theorem has plagued mathematicians for centuries

Months after the body of a pensioner was discovered on Saddleworth Moor the circumstances of his lonely death raise more questions than answers

George Osborne may have announced the end of the 3.30pm bell this week, but Peter Hughes, pioneering principal of Mossbourne Community Academy, thinks starting early is the key to success

Maths might be fascinating to some, but if children are going to be forced to study maths up to the age of 18, it better be practical skills they can use for the future

With new figures showing 1,338 rhinos were killed by poachers last year, Prince William is determined to use his prominent position to help the crisis threatening some of the oldest species on the planet

As the family adopts ‘a show’ to watch, Emma is besotted by the star with dazzling hair in a Texas high-school football drama

Dorothy's late husband Wilfred would never talk about the horrors of the Great War - until children's author Michael Morpurgo moved in to their Devon village

Any state school teacher will tell you that bad behaviour impedes progress - it's high time we instilled some fear into students, then respect will follow

He'd like to deny it, but Fox is a bit of a posh boy. Everyone knows toffs use the most shocking language - at least it was only during a play

The German Chancellor needs to be realistic when coming to a deal over migrants with Turkey - especially when the country is soon to get early, visa-free acess to Europe by June

Manhattan is famous for its many psychic services - so Emma decides to investigate whether spiritualists really are the new therapists in New York