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A widowed father says his grown-up children are struggling with his decision to sell the family home and live more modestly

The Armed Forces Memorial at the National Memorial Arboretum is a focal point for remembrance on November 11

The Parental Bereavement (Pay and Leave) Bill will entitle grieving parents to paid time off work when it is enacted

Dig deep and down the back of the sofa, because charities that support the bereaved can benefit from the old pound coins you can't spend

Funeral director Scott Watters is a paramedic who believes everyone deserves care and kindness in death, as well as in life

A guide to the national Acts of Remembrance being held in 2017 including Armistice Day and Remembrance Sunday

Dr Lindsey Büster explores 10 death rituals, past and present, that create continuing bonds with loved ones

Bereavement psychotherapist Annie Broadbent says it’s important to consider who you feel a funeral’s really for

A collection of poems and songs to remember your loved ones and how you felt about them

At the UK’s first coffin club in Hastings, members make new friends and decorate their very own bespoke coffins

The Mexican Day of the Dead, or Dia de los Muertos, is a colourful reminder of our own mortality

From family-friendly events to late nights of festival and music, Mexico’s Dia de los Muertos is coming to towns and cities around the UK

Celebrities including Rio Ferdinand and Mary Berry have paid emotional tribute to loved ones in Child Bereavement UK's #OneMoreMinute campaign

Changing laws around LPAs could be the solution to someone dying without a valid will, says Helen Morrissey

Jason Leach’s bespoke memorialisation concept turns cremation ashes into a vinyl record