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Making the headlines in the A&T 25, 50 and 75 years ago.

With royal souvenirs celebrating the King's coronation now on sale, we take a look at some other memorabilia households may have hidden away.

More details about this weekend's test of the UK's emergency alerts system have been released including the wording the message will use.

What was making the headlines in the A&T 25, 50 and 75 years ago.

Robin Hood, King Richard, Maid Marian and the merry men all feature on an exclusive set of new Royal Mail stamps.

From an extra bank holiday, later pub opening hours to the ceremony itself – here's everything we know so far about the coronation of King Charles.

A Lymington hat-maker’s talents are starring in the BBC’s new adaption of Great Expectations.

Headlines from the A&T 25, 50 and 75 years ago.

Last month a practising commoner drew my attention to a Forestry England (FE) consultation on permits for riding on its land throughout England.

The time for a test of the Emergency Alerts system which will sound across mobile devices has been confirmed for St George's Day.

Making the headlines in the A&T 25, 50 and 75 years ago.

Five planets, including Jupiter, Mercury and Venus, are expected to appear in the sky together this week – here's how you can see them.

Eight million homes are to receive an extra £300 this spring to help them with the cost of living, and the DWP has now comfirmed its payment dates.

What was making the news in the A&T 25, 50 and 75 years ago.

A valuable resource for local historians researching our towns, villages and countryside is the tithe map.

Broadband fees are shooting up for millions of customers in April – but how much extra will you pay and is it possible to avoid the new charges?

Supermarket own-brand items have some of the biggest price rises in the last year, suggests new analysis of more than 25,000 food-and-drink items.

The cost-of-living crisis is forcing increasing numbers of drivers to take their cars off the road to avoid high running costs, suggests a new report.

Sirens will be triggered on mobile phones in a test of the UK's new emergency alerts system – here's how will it work and if you can switch it off

Liz Hendrie is given an insight into the unsettling world experienced by thousands across Hampshire.