WW1 commemorations across the Midlands
Events have been held across the Midlands to mark 100 years since the outbreak of the First World War.
WW1: The contribution of Indian soldiers
When all the war trumpets sounded in Britain in August 1914, the echoes carried far and wide - to all corners of the British Empire.
By the end of the conflict, more than a million Indian soldiers had been sent overseas. Rajiv Popat reports on these often forgotten men.
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Harrowing WWI diaries will be published online
A harrowing account of life in the trenches during the First World War has been revealed - 100 years since they were first written.
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Remembering the fallen: Lights Out across the Midlands
People across the region have switched their lights off and lit candles, to honour those who fought for our freedom.
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The life of Notts County's Arthur Clamp killed in WW1
Our correspondent Steve Clamp has been researching his great grandfather who was fatally injured just days after reaching the front.