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Marie Antoinette: How the most fashionable queen in history transformed French style
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What sort of fruit is a McIntosh? The Country Life Quiz of the Day, September 4, 2025
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The studio Monty Python used at the height of their fame is up for sale — and it's now an astonishing home in Camden
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Agromenes: Why is our tax money not being spent on British food?
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‘We couldn’t go around digging holes in existing graveyards for fear of exhuming a real body’: The man who brought The Thursday Murder Club to the big screen
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A 1,000-acre Scottish estate for sale with a 500-year-old tower at its heart
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Gravetye Manor review: The Elizabethan country house hotel surrounded by historic gardens of national importance
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Glamis Castle: From one Earl and his dog to the resurrection of one of Scotland's great buildings
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‘Some people find it a bit daunting being faced with a big beast and a couple of utensils’: Mitch Tonks on the perfect seafood platter
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Pack up your jumpers: Is Scandinavia the new Mediterranean?
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The enchanting world of Christian Dior’s gardens
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The studio Monty Python used at the height of their fame is up for sale — and it's now an astonishing home in Camden
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A 1,000-acre Scottish estate for sale with a 500-year-old tower at its heart
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Queen Anne architecture with 21st century flair in a country house that's on the market for the first time in almost 70 years
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A fantastical house where the young Lewis Carroll lived is up for sale, complete with endless curious touches that could have come straight from Wonderland
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Five beautiful country homes which show what can be done with a property that escapes the notice of the Listed Building inspectors
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Five magnificent homes for sale, from Highland escape to a 17th century school, as seen in Country Life
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A castle that's 'a masterpiece of the baronial revival' with 17 bedrooms, breathtaking gardens and its own miniature railway
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Country Life's never-before-published photographs of ‘101 Dalmatians’ author Dodie Smith's London flat
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Giles Kime: 'Why contemporary art should become a feature of everyday life'
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The designer's room: This kitchen in a Queen Anne-style home is proof that pretty and practical can go hand in hand
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Giles Kime: 'Darkness in an interior is equally as beguiling as large amounts of natural light'
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'Tones of natural wood and warm olive': Isabella Worsley transforms a coastal Sussex kitchen
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The designer's room: The large country home with relaxed and easy to maintain interiors
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Kitchen island or table? The little distinction that makes a big difference
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Why four-poster beds aren't for historic houses alone
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'At the time, I wanted to move to Mexico and go into witness protection': What to do when you're stalking someone on Instagram and accidentally like a post from six years ago
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Queen Charlotte's Ball is proof that young women still want to be debutantes
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Salon Privé 2025: Highlights, winners, and remarkable rides from Blenheim Palace
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‘The closest that screenwriting has ever got to Shakespearean’: In an era of television slop, what should you be watching?
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White-tailed eagles: From 'the greatest wildlife crime imaginable' to Nature's most wonderful comeback story
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Sir Francis Beaufort: The man who measured the wind and set the foundations for the Shipping Forecast
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Galls: Nature's most beautiful, horrifying and intriguing parasites
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The enchanting world of Christian Dior’s gardens
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Inverewe: The making of 'The Oasis of the North' in a wind-battered corner of north-west Scotland
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Alan Titchmarsh: 'I am so weary of seeing Lutyens-style benches and chairs absolutely everywhere'
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Blurring the lines between ornament and recreation: Nine of Britain’s best Arts-and-Crafts swimming ponds
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Ballynure House: The magical estate that transformed its bramble-covered historic garden into a pollinator paradise
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Defanging the Gardens Trust will hurt our most precious landscapes
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A feat of clay: How ceramics have taken on the fine art world
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The Manot bed that made it from a Herefordshire attic to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, courtesy of Country Life
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Athena: In the eyes of Government, will the Arts always be last?
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A five minute guide to the Loch Ness monster
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Gravetye Manor review: The Elizabethan country house hotel surrounded by historic gardens of national importance
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'If you think you need a television in your room, you are in the wrong place': Why sleeping under canvas makes for a complete safari experience
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South Devon: Everything you need to know about where Olivia Coleman and Benedict Cumberbatch's new film was shot
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Inside the aristocratic holiday rentals where you can (temporarily) play lord of the manor
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The Swan at Fittleworth review: The 500-year-old inn that’s as popular now as when Turner stayed
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Pack up your jumpers: Is Scandinavia the new Mediterranean?
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Gill Meller wants to make soufflé great again with his sweetcorn and smoked cheddar recipe
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The Japanese superfood described as 'a blueberry on steroids' taking Scotland by storm
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‘Some people find it a bit daunting being faced with a big beast and a couple of utensils’: Mitch Tonks on the perfect seafood platter
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Will Hosie: In defence of gatekeeping and why we have to stop confusing TopJaw with proper critique
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Come shell or high water: Rugged coastlines, surging tides and deep, cold water put Scottish shellfish in a class of its own
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Guernsey's world-renowned dairy cows churn out the most delicious ice cream, but the best is only available to try on the island
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It's hot, but that's good for the English wines
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