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The Country Life Podcast
The best beaches in Britain, by the man who's just spend seven weeks visiting 583 of them
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Interiors
How large-scale wallpapers transport you to another world
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Travel
A'hoy there! The best adventurous boat charters from around the globe
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Art and Antiques
'I painted my own reality': The five key moments that defined Frida Kahlo's life and work
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Out & About
Reaching Olympian heights: 10 moments which define the original spirit of The Olympics
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Interiors
From siege engines to Passivhaus: How oak holds its own
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Property
A gorgeous Georgian house in one of the South Downs' prettiest villages, for sale for the first time in half a century
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Food and Drink
Tom Parker-Bowles on the BBQ: 'Cooking over coals is both empirical science and blessed art, as well as mastery, albeit temporary, of that naughty Titan’s greatest gift'
Property
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Four floors of contemporary living among the trees in Newquay
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A true labour-of-love country house with pool, party barn and endless 19th century charm
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A 700-year-old mill and exquisite mansion come up for sale in one of the prettiest corners of Jersey
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Four spectacular island homes in Jersey, from £3.5m to £16m
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Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Jersey: Five of the best properties for sale in Country Life this week
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A Lutyens' designed house on the edge of Dartmoor with four bedrooms that survived a fire.
Interiors
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Interiors
Why your spare room should be an exciting treat — and more fun than being at home
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Interiors
The Experts' Experts: Britain's top designers, architects and craftspeople name the people they trust to work on their own homes
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Interiors
They can simply create a beautiful place to be: How to make the perfect garden building
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Interiors
The technique used to make the Bayeux Tapestry is back in fashion after 950 years
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Travel
Cheval Blanc St Tropez review: The French hotel redefining what luxury means
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Art and Antiques
Paris 1924, when sport came headfirst into an intoxicating mix of art, fashion and desire
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News
A £150 million, 10-year programme to help save the countryside: 'Our job is to give money away to do good things'
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Architecture
La Corbière lighthouse: How 'the herdsman of the waves' has protected the Channel for 150 years
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Comment & Opinion
Patrick Galbraith: 'The Itchen is a place of such pastoral beauty that it’s almost too much to take in'
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The Finer Things
'She adored Elvis and wore slippers with his face printed on them': How Debo Devonshire is inspiring fashion 10 years after her death
Nature
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Curious Questions: Why do all of Britain's dolphins and whales belong to the King?
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Agromenes: The new government is already delivering with aplomb — and in the countryside, it's all to play for
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Curious Questions: Do dock leaves really cure nettle stings?
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From oinking fugitives to ecological engineers: How wild boars have re-established themselves in our woodland and what to do if they try and steal your shopping
Travel
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Hotel du Cap-Eden Roc's infamous cabanas have had a face lift
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Burleigh Court hotel review: 'An unassuming, elegant and comfortable destination'
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‘The teacher asked us to paint "like we were having sex"': How to kill seven days 'voyaging' on the Queen Mary 2
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The Country Life guide to St Tropez: Where to go, what to see, where to stay and what to eat
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J. K. Place, Capri review: ‘A handsome mansion’ with jaw-dropping views of the Amalfi Coast
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The Country Life guide to Capri, Italy: Where to go, what to see, where to stay and what to eat
Cars
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The F1 legend who hitched a lift on a victory lap, why drivers no longer spray Champagne, and seven more things you should know about Formula 1
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Bentley sets new speed record, but underwater
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Jeep Wrangler review: An iconic off-roader that’s stayed true to its roots
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The Aston Martin Vantage review: A fusion of love, joy and metal
Food & Drink
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The Legacy: Thomas Twining, the man who made such good tea, not even the Boston rebels would toss it in the harbour
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Victoria sponge: The ultimate test of every baker and a favourite of the nation
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Curious Questions: What is mock turtle soup? And did it come before or after 'Alice in Wonderland'?
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The sacred, the profane, the chaste and the lascivious: The secrets of the best strawberries according to Tom Parker-Bowles
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'The Swiss Army Knife of foods': Untangling the truth and lies around milk
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How to make gooseberry and ginger custard tart
The Royal Family
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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
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75 things you never knew about King Charles III as he celebrates his 75th birthday