Southampton bids farewell to a ship that has carried its name to all corners of the globe for four decades.

Stoke City boss Tony Pulis still has good memories of his time at Gillingham, despite his controversial departure.

Ex-Swansea captain Richard Moriarty's Stradey memories

Laurie Taylor, in his weekly column for the Magazine, fondly recalls the days when work talk was forbidden when socialising with colleagues.

BBC Scotland political reporter John Knox looks back at the week in the Scottish Parliament.

Tyrone's Enda McGinley hopes Stephen O'Neill will be able to reflect fondly on the All-Ireland triumph over Kerry in the years to come.

Brian Wheeler watches Ruth Kelly say goodbye to the Labour conference.

Former Zimbabwe, Kenya and Benin coach Fabisch dies after a battle with cancer.

Henrik Larsson recalls the late Phil O'Donnell with fondness after a charity match in memory of his former team-mate.

Gary Megson claims his time at Stockport County ranks among his finest managerial achievements.

George Pilkington says he leaves with fond memories after playing his last home game as a Port Vale player.

The BBC's Peter Martell leaves Eritrea after more than a year of reporting from Asmara

As the row over Sharia law continues, a look at the Archbishop of Canterbury's career and his fondness for controversy.

Former television producer Danny Greenstone remembers the days when he worked alongside Jeremy Beadle.

Friends and family of a World War II hero pay tribute to him after his passing away at the age of 85.

William Hannington Kasozi, 81, has fond memories of the last time Queen Elizabeth visited Uganda.

NI athletics stalwart Bobby Rea will be fondly remembered in a cross country meeting at Jordanstown on Saturday.

Your comments and pictures on the fire which tore through the historic Gwyn Hall in Neath town centre.

Radio 1 is nearing its 40th anniversary. Looking back on previous eras might bring a fond smile, but it might also make you feel your age. A dedicated fan offers his own appreciation.

Jenny Rollo looks back fondly on the BBC Scotland newsroom's first venture on to the world wide web.