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The Country Life PodcastEpic beauty, sweeping grandeur and water pouring through the ceiling: What it's really like to live in your own castle, with Cosmo Linzee Gordon
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Property
Knead a rest? Rent a house on the street made famous by Ridley Scott's Hovis advert
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News
Respite for Brighton's heritage, what's rarer: a fish or a 50p? and how digging through your drawers can save the planet. It's the Dawn Chorus
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Comment & Opinion
True craftsmanship means making things that last generations — but these skills are in danger of being lost forever
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Property
A two-bedroom cottage with a moat in the Lune Valley for less than £500,000
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News
Dawn Chorus: The artwork thrown in a museum bin, Cambridge's most famous sight and the world welly wanging champion unmasked by the BBC
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Property
Millennial misery continues, as they become first generation of homebuyers to see mortgage repayments increase
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Architecture
The 'Death Pyramid' of Primrose Hill
Property
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A Victorian manor house with 36 acres on the edge of the Chilterns comes to the market for the first time in its history
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A gorgeous farmhouse clinging to the western edge of Britain, yet it's all set up for working from home
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Ten wonderful country houses for sale, as seen in Country Life
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A 16th century castle on an 886-acre estate in the Cairngorms, and an incredible opportunity to make a real difference for generations tocome
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The fastest and slowest housing markets in Britain, a £23bn bill for landlords, and the war of words over interest rates
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A Highgate hidden gem with seven bedrooms, a plethora of period interiors and a walled garden
Interiors
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The Art of Lighting: Four of Britain's top designers share their best tips for choosing lighting
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Interiors
The best new indoor planters, pots and plant stands
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Interiors
The £27,600 wooden bathtub and other modern day marvels to create an unforgettable bathroom
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Interiors
Get two free tickets for the London Homebuilding & Renovating Show
Nature
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The wild creatures back in the West Country for the first time since the reign of Queen Victoria
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A taste of the exotic: the strangest animals roaming the British Isles
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Real-life Jurassic Park tech saving the rhino, a 10-hour nature epic and take the Quiz of the Day
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Where the wasps go at the end of the summer
Travel
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More Champagne, madam? The beautiful train journeys that bring back the Golden Age of travel
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Michelin are now giving out 'stars' for hotels as well as restaurants — and the first batch of winners in Britain is an amazing roster of beautiful places to stay
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Gansevoort review: The hotel that helped launch New York’s Meatpacking District to fashionable heights
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Is there anywhere understated left in the Cotswolds?
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Choc ices and cheese: What it's like to fly in British Airways's new Club Suite cabin
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Palazzo Previtera, Sicily: When is a hotel not a hotel? When it’s also a museum, of course
Cars
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'Where new money transforms into old, via a century’s worth of luxury automobiles': A report from Monterey Car Week
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Curious Questions: Who invented the rear-view mirror?
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Goodwood Revival 2024: What you missed at the world's most elegant motor race weekend
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Rebirth of an icon: How Lotus is picking up the EV baton and running with it
Food & Drink
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Wine has been made in Britain for over 1,000 years — so why have we only just turned it into an industry?
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Dessert divine: A pear and saffron clafoutis
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'Handheld heaven: Tom Parker Bowles on the 'baroque symphony' of spicy, sublime Mexican corn
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A fig, honey and walnut cake that's the perfect autumn bake
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Charlie Bigham: The man behind the meals on food, farming, and why cooking his lasagne takes three hours
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'I enjoy seeing people having a good time. That, for me, is the key': Meet some of London's best restaurateurs
The Royal Family
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You rang, your majesty? What it was like to be a servant in the Royal Household
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When the King and Queen edited Country Life, by the editor who guided them every step of the way
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A century of Royal Photography is going on show at Buckingham Palace, from Cecil Beaton to Annie Leibovitz
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Fit for a (very small) queen — a dolls' house with running water, electricity and working lifts
