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NatureHuge swathes of Britain will be replanted with trees. But where will they be? Who will do it? Who pays? And, critically, which trees should we be planting?
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Comment & Opinion
10 sustainability myths busted, and six things you can do to make a real difference
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Architecture
Stirling Castle: Renaissance of a Royal Palace
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Property
A picture-perfect farmhouse with an exquisite parterre garden has come to the market
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Nature
Jason Goodwin: 'I found myself shaking my fist at an aeroplane, as outraged by the interruption as any uncontacted tribesman in the rainforest'
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Interiors
Where I work: Annie Tempest, Tottering-by-Gently cartoonist
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Property
The exceptional houses being built in idyllic countryside spots, thanks to the foresight of Paragraph 79
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Art and Antiques
My Favourite Painting: Jenni Murray
Property
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Troy House, a 33-room mansion built by one of Britain's greatest dukes, now being auctioned off for £200,000
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A church converted into flats where Gothic windows and stained glass meet LED lighting and bespoke fittings
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What's the best colour front door for selling a house?
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A irresistibly romantic thatched roundhouse with glorious gardens in an idyllic Dorset village
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A 17th century home full of history, complete with medieval tower and outdoor pool
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Three beautiful farms for sale, as buyers look for a 'defensive, tangible asset' in a time of uncertainty
Interiors
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Interiors
A Tuscan kitchen reborn: 'When we first took it on a tree was growing through the kitchen and the basement was full of snakes'
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Interiors
Where I work: George Saumarez-Smith, architect
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Interiors
The bold wallpaper that's not for the faint-hearted, full of glorious colours and larger-than-life motifs
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Interiors
The ingenious techniques that can let you have brand-new kitchen which looks like it's been cherished for decades
Nature
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The 18th century canal tunnel that was a miracle of engineering, now reclaimed by Nature
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The grand plan to re-seed the Cotswolds with endless carpets of wildflowers
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Curious Questions: Why don't spiders get caught in their own webs?
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Galloway: 'There are no wobbling lips or tears of pride around these parts; we’ll leave that sort of carry-on to the Highlanders'
Travel
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Six unforgettable Highland holidays to get in your diary to help you follow your passions in 2021
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11 breathtaking images of The Gower, the spot so magnificent it inspired the creation of Britain's Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty
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Bucket List dreams for life after lockdown, from the dazzling plains of Antarctica to a treehouse in Botswana
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The hotels that found fame on the silver screen — with a little help from James Bond, Marilyn Monroe and more
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The beautiful Edinburgh streets and buildings which are the stars of ITV's Belgravia — thanks to a sprinkling of production magic
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Armchair travel: Tour Yosemite, go to the zoo and visit museums, all from your home
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Food & Drink
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How to make perfect asparagus risotto, with the vegetable that's 'one of the true joys of English spring and summer'
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How to make a triple-layer Victorian cake with peaches, cream and maple syrup
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The Utterly Inessential Shopping List: Cheese by the wheel-load, ducklings by post and sticky ginger pudding
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Six authentic wartime recipes to celebrate VE Day, from Lord Woolton's pie to 'Surprise Potato Balls'
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Curious Questions: Who first used corks in wine — and how did they get them out again before the invention of the corkscrew?
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A drink for all seasons: Jaffa Cake Gin (yes, really) and what might be the world's first 'crunchy' wine
