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The 3rd Century coin was minted by an ill-fated Roman emperor who reigned for just two months.

The farewell parade in Windsor is expected to draw large crowds along the route.

Elaine Lorys is the 13th person in the UK to receive the highest accolade in fishmongering.

The brain, heart, bones and skin can all be affected by the hormonal changes brought on by the menopause.

As the Eurovision Song Contest final nears, BBC Four's semi-final co-commentator tips who'll triumph.

Saturday's papers report on the Tory leadership contenders and Prince William's words on the loss of his mother.

A school is leading the way to make the daily commute better for the environment and for health.

The voting age could be lowered - but a polling expert is sceptical about its advantages.

The mental health DJ who says he has helped his listeners out of "very dark places".

With only one final episode of the HBO series left, fans have plenty of theories about what might happen.

Scott Mills and Chris Stark have two very big and very different events taking place on Saturday.

Women are "underrepresented" at Highland Games in Scotland but Canadian competitors say they shouldn't be.

Charlton Athletic beat Doncaster Rovers in a penalty shootout to reach the League One play-off final at Wembley.

Two LGBT people tell their stories about being harassed in the workplace.

Archie wasn't born at home, the top registrar didn't sign it, and other things we learned.

The parents of a young girl with epilepsy have to travel from the UK to the Netherlands for medical cannabis.

Internet jokers pile in as a police force posts another suspect e-fit in a bid to trace a burglar.

The 82-year-old from Cardiff has sold more than 135 million records over seven decades.

A watchdog has found no wrongdoing on behalf of the West Midlands force when a woman died in a crash.

I Don't Care goes straight to number one - but falls short of breaking sales records.