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Zack Pinsent is an inspiring young tailor from Brighton, whose identity became his business.

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Collaboration with Ben Moore

There's a copy of the Bayeux Tapestry in Reading Museum made by the Victorians. But why did they censor the naughty bits?

In 1945, three days before VE day, an American B17 Flying Fortress with a crew of seven men crashed on the estate of Highclere Castle in Hampshire. Years later, the only survivor returned with his family.

Alongside a growing trend of veganism, more cat owners now want to share their animal-friendly values with their feline companions. Is it safe?

A young couple hope to reduce the impact of tourism on the Isle of Wight by introducing a fleet of tuk-tuk's to the island. 

Marina Gibson, a fly fishing guide from Yorkshire, wants to encourage more women and young people into the sport and is raising awareness of the prejudice faced by some anglers.

An illustrator for some of Huntley and Palmers famous biscuit tins, explains why he hid naughty images on them.

Among the millions of channels on YouTube is 'Dr Becky', an astrophysicist who wants to encourage others into STEM careers (science, technology, engineering and mathematics).

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Collaboration with Emily Ford

Reading Borough Council is one of only a few in England that has a female majority of councillors. But does gender make a difference in local politics?

Ex-forces veterans with PTSD have found a lifeline at a garage that runs an apprenticeship scheme with a difference.

Josh Caminiti, a 23-year-old from Canada, took part in an eight-week monastic internship at Quarr Abbey, a Catholic Benedictine Monastery on the Isle of Wight. 

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Collaboration with Ben Moore

A charity is gathering beauticians to help cancer patients with the physical side-effects of treatment, such as the loss of eyebrows. 

The week before Christmas is the busiest time of year for Royal Mail, who process millions of letters and parcels a day.

Bagpiper Mark Bisset jokes that he's collected as many donations from people encouraging him to stop playing as he has from those delighted by his performances. 

A former RAF flight lieutenant has described the "shattering" moment he realised his attempt to flee a World War Two prisoner of war camp during 'The Great Escape' was thwarted.

Tobias French was about to get the Tube home when a stranger attempted to push him into the path of an oncoming train.

The story of a Cello that was played in London's West End, in Flanders during WW1 and in front of King George V at Buckingham Palace.

Around 1500 new guide dogs are trained each year. The BBC went to meet the next generation in the making.

Joe Davies' world was turned upside down when a friend that he had looked up to attacked him with acid following a disagreement in July 2017.

A 20ft Nordmann Fir tree cut from Windsor Great Park is the focal point of the Christmas decorations at Windsor Castle's state apartments.

The Pet Blood Bank is encouraging dog owners to let their pets donate blood to help save others.

Homelessness in Windsor has gone up 38% according to government statistics. James shared his story.

The Fox and Hounds pub in Theale, Berkshire, has been voted Britain's most dog-friendly pub by the Dog Friendly Awards and the Dog Friendly Pub Awards.

A poem about the word 'cheeselog', a term used by people in the English county of Berkshire to describe woodlice. Written and performed by Hollie McNish.

An altarpiece designed by novelist Thomas Hardy, that had been hidden behind wooden panelling for nearly a century, has been discovered in a church in Windsor.