Eighty years ago Cornwall was already a tourist destination. Visiting the country with a 1939 guidebook reveals what has changed, and what has stayed the same.
What's behind the oddly common occurrence of two films with the same subject coming out the same year?
A New York photo exhibition looks at the relationship between Robert Kennedy and Martin Luther King.
It is normal for parents to argue, but the way rows affect children varies greatly.
Foster parents Wendy and Steve Taylor explain how they would often have six different children in the house on the same day.
Charities want an end to the postcode lottery of whether people leaving care pay council tax.
Vulnerable people who have been subjected to unfair treatment are being urged to give evidence.
It is estimated up to 80% of Wales' 19,500 domiciliary care workers are on zero-hour contracts.
Speculation mounts over which wine will be chosen for royal wedding as producers report a bumper year.
