Tomorrow marks 85 years since St. Michael’s Cathedral was bombed during the Coventry Blitz. Here are some of the final images of what the inside of the Cathedral looked before being destroyed. The shell of the Cathedral remains as the Ruins standing side by side the New Cathedral that opened in 1962 to remind us of our human capacity both to destroy and reach out to our enemies in reconciliation. Tomorrow we honour the lives lost tragically on 14th November 1940 while reaffirming our city’s mess

Thursday the 14th of November marks the 84th anniversary of the Coventry Blitz of 1940, a night which saw devastation across Coventry and saw the destruction of the Cathedral Church of St. Michael. Coventry Cathedral will mark this year’s Blitz anniversary and the season of Remembrance with a concert and lecturer as part of Coventry Peace Festival, an exhibition and film screening and special services including the vigil on Thursday the 14th November in the Ruins. View the Blitz programme at our

Wakey, wakey, rise and shine and a very Happy Friday to you all. If it's still dark outside, looking out of the window won't help - so here's today's weather forecast for you in full. Have a great day, and an even better evening | Coventry Live