Think of TikTok and you probably imagine viral dance crazes, must-try recipe hacks and influencers sharing their sartorial choices. But keep scrolling and you might just come across #gravetok.

When we're experiencing grief, watching TV can both soothe us and provide a welcome distraction. Here are some recent favourites that will always make for great viewing.

British artist Alison Jackson reveals the upbeat music she'd like played at her funeral.

Comedy often sits closely by the side of tragedy. So perhaps that's why it's a genre that's often used to touch on the awkward, inappropriate and downright funny side of the harder times in life.

Creativity can help grieving people process their feelings. We spoke to one woman who found having an artistic outlet helped lighten the load.

When we're coping with the loss of a loved one, signs and symbols from nature can be a great comfort – whether that's a change in the weather or unexpected birdsong.

At the Marie Curie Hospice, Bradford, social worker Andrew Marshall has been busy creating a quiet and tranquil oasis for everyone to enjoy.

On 12 April, it's a year since my wonderful mum, Barbara, died from coronavirus. This year has been so hard and I feel like I can't move forward until we've properly celebrated her life.

At the Marie Curie Hospice, West Midlands, a group of men meet every Tuesday morning for a cup of tea and a chat. We went along to see how this support group is combating loneliness.

The words we choose for our gravestone say so much about who we are and were. With the late Captain Sir Tom Moore choosing a quip for his, here's our roundup of epitaphs of note to get you thinking…

Jim Craigie is a volunteer library assistant at the Marie Curie Hospice, Newcastle. He sees volunteering as his way to give something back to the hospice after his wife was cared for there.