UK Death

People Who’ve Lost A Spouse Say These Moments Feel The Loneliest

In their own words, women speak about the hardest times after the death of their husband.
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This One Small Gesture Will Mean So Much To Your Grieving Friend

It only takes a minute of your time, but the impact is huge.
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What We Get Wrong About Death, According To End-Of-Life Workers

Palliative care and hospice professionals discuss what the process is like — and their insights may challenge what you think about dying.
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5 Signs You're Dealing With Unresolved Grief

Feeling stuck in the grieving process? Therapists explain what to look out for and give advice on how to move forward.
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At 18 I Became The UK's Youngest Funeral Director – Here's What I Wish You Knew About Death

"Talking about the weather doesn’t make it rain and talking about death and funerals doesn’t kill us."
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How To Talk To Children About The Queen's Death

"For some children this may be the first time they hear the words ‘death’ or ‘died'."
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6 Life Lessons Dame Deborah James Wanted Us All To Embrace

In a book penned before her death, the cancer campaigner shared what an incurable illness teaches you about life.
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How Brits Are Remembering Lost Loved Ones On 'Celebration Day'

"We are what we are today, because of what they did.”
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'Still Living Whilst Dying': What Deborah James Taught Us About Death

"Dying does not have to be a miserable, hushed-up thing."
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Why Young Muslim Women Are Learning How To Wash The Dead

Ghusl Mayyit is a sacred Islamic ritual to honour the deceased. A new generation is now learning it.
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