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The Queen visits residents of a homelessness charity in England, hearing how tailored support has helped individuals rebuild their lives across the country.

Matt Nelson ran the full length of the Greater Thameslink Railway network, covering around 700km to reach every station, and described feeling "wonderful" on completing the challenge.

Leo Sayer revisits the Sussex towns that shaped his songwriting as he returns to his home county, reflecting on his formative years in a place he recalls fondly.

A homelessness charity operating across the south and west of England has welcomed a pledge from the new prime minister to end rough sleeping, according to BBC News. The commitment has drawn praise from organisations working directly with people experiencing homelessness nationwide.

BBC Weather Watchers capture sunny summer scenery across northern England, sharing striking landscape photographs as the summer holiday season gets under way across the country.

BBC News looks back at Sam Neill's most memorable screen roles, from box office blockbusters to award-winning dramas, charting a career that made him one of cinema's most recognised faces.

Ray Jackson, the musician behind the iconic Maggie May mandolin solo, bought an instrument from a charity shop and returned to perform for staff and customers.

A wild beaver has been born in Staffordshire for the first time in centuries, with Staffordshire Wildlife Trust calling the news "amazing" and evidence that suitable habitats exist across England.

Volunteer-led conservation efforts spanning four decades have helped protect little terns, a marine bird threatened by high tides and beachgoers, across England's coastline.