Live Aid remains one of the most iconic events ever, with it now hitting 40 years since the show. The benefit concert organised by Bob Geldof and Midge Ure was to help the 1983 to 1985 famine in ...

Edging my way down a packed Wembley Way one Saturday morning in July 1985, I already knew I was about to witness history.

The full Live Aid concert from 1985 is not easy to watch in full, but can be found online. The Internet Archive website has the full 16-hour broadcast, with the full show also available on DVD. On ...

IT was 12 noon on Saturday, July 13 when a couple of ageing rockers in jeans walked onto the stage at Wembley Stadium.

Looking at the hopes and aspirations of Live id and the Make Poverty History campaign and looking at the world as it is today, all I can ask ...

A volunteer who helped Bob Geldof organise lorries to take charity aid to Africa has been reminiscing about how she sat in ...

40 years ago this weekend, the world turned on the biggest global jukebox it had ever seen and heard as two massive concerts took place in London and Philadelphia to raise money for the ...

Two venues, two billion viewers and, as pomp rockers Queen, who pretty much stole the whole show, would say - one vision.

Forty years ago, the legendary Live Aid concerts aimed to do a lot of good — helping to raise over $100 million for famine ...

BBC 2 and iPlayer. One of my strongest memories of watching Live Aid as a child in 1985 wasn’t one of the performances itself ...

Four decades on, the world looks very different but the spirit of Live Aid still echoes in how we give, care, and connect ...