A 'Princess Diana Superfan', a lady bearing a sponge cake with a corgi on it, and schoolchildren singing Happy Birthday greet monarch's Royal Birthday Walkabout
Breivik, it emerged, is living in a state of solitary confinement – an existence that is not only inhumane but can be psychologically damaging in the long term
Elizabeth's fans insist its vital that she continues to 'serve' - yet their adamant her appointment by heredity isn't anti-democratic because the monarchy doesn't matter
We should be grateful that the NHS is at last starting to recognise the pharmacists' role, and adding on-site pharmacists and therapists to reformed and expanded GP surgeries
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The Queen's sense of purpose and destiny resonates with the British public. The bunting will flutter on
A financial investment in the Port Talbot buyout, as Sajid Javid has discussed, would be welcomed by residents who have already shown a commitment to their own financial investment in the steel works, but he needs to believe in British steel as much as we do
Sam Gold's production is exquisitely paced, taking its time with real dramatic purpose
Actresses to play King Lear, Henry V and Malvolio
An America which can stomach the anger of its Arab allies is in no mood to suffer the humiliations of Israel either
Despite being the biggest single cause of death for men under 35, depression still carries with it a sense of shame and a stigma that is difficult to escape or overcome