The 66-year-old survived in the wilderness for 26 days and remained missing for over two years before her remains were found — alongside diary entries and texts from her final days.

The UK's top staycation destinations and holiday breaks for 2026 have been named, with St Ives in Cornwall retaining the number one spot for the second consecutive year.

You must visit this village where you can explore cobbled streets, medieval buildings and traditional pubs. It's also a popular filming locations like Stardust and War House

This top destination combines a great European city break with stunning nature trails through parks, woodlands and historic districts

Writer Octavia Lillywhite discovered the latest 'moorcore' trend with a wild and windswept escape in Bronte country, West Yorkshire

This countryside spot is steeped in folklore about a monstrous Barghest that legends claim crushed victims - making for an atmospheric hiking spot

With its ancient church ruins and historic houses, walkers and history enthusiasts flock to see the UK's 'best preserved' medieval village

The 13th-century National Trust castle features the UK's largest private collection of South and East Asian artefacts and Britain's best baroque terraced gardens

Sitting in a glacial valley surrounded by vast farmland is an area that offers tranquillity and a true sense of England's countryside with historic villages and walking trails

This 'lovely hidden gem' of a castle is well worth a visit, close by to a National Park and offers some of the most beautiful views in the UK

Just 90 minutes from Galway, this breathtaking island is home to 800 people and prehistoric forts dating to 1100BC, allowing for a traditional lifestyle that charms travellers

This scenic coastal walk in North Yorkshire leads to Sandsend's three-mile sandy beach, passing historic industrial ruins including an abandoned railway tunnel

This beautiful Lancashire walk offers breathtaking coastal views and unique wildlife, but visitors must beware of one thing before planning a visit.

The Hoffman Kiln near Settle in the Yorkshire Dales is a moss-covered derelict kiln hidden in woodlands, though the site is currently undergoing development with limited access

This enchanting 40-minute walk through Northumberland National Park weaves through six historic bridges, ancient woodland and ends at the spectacular Hareshaw Linn waterfall

A stunning collection of ancient Neolithic stones has been dubbed the 'Stonehenge of the North', offering breathtaking panoramic views

This spot near Howick is a secluded Northumberland cove with dramatic cliffs, a smuggling history, and connections to Earl Grey's historic Bathing House

The village is nestled in the Yorkshire Wolds and sits near Garrowby Hill, the highest point in the Wolds, with access to the 79-mile Yorkshire Wolds National Trail