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With a fighting spirit and human help, the red squirrel is fighting back
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Elizabeth II's favourite accessory is a firm fashion crowd favourite — and it fits inside a pocket
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Matthew Freud’s hotel with four restaurants turns the expected Cotswolds stay on its head
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'Where we're going we don't need roads'
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The Victorian world lost for 140 years, rediscovered and restored in Devon
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Get buzzing about bees with the Country Life Quiz of the Day, April 24, 2026
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A castle that's actually liveable: Bellister has all the grandeur and romance, but none of the usual headaches of living in a Grade I medieval pile
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Do you ever walk into a hotel room and feel like it's missing something — like a banqueting hall and torture chamber? Here are ten castles you can stay in with unique amenities
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Alphonse Mucha: The Czech artist who went from penurious obscurity to foundational figure of Art Nouveau movement
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Why does the discovery of ‘Port Talbot’s Pompeii’ matter?
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Sarah Raven: ‘I find nature very inspiring and reassuring, when things are feeling a bit dire in the world and we have world wars’
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A castle that's actually liveable: Bellister has all the grandeur and romance, but none of the usual headaches of living in a Grade I medieval pile
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A commutable country estate that has it all: a lake, its own cricket pitch and a vast swathe of Surrey to call your own
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'It was grand, untouched and cheap — too tempting to ignore': Isabel Bannerman on her (rather amazing) first house in the country
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Best country houses for sale this week
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Beauty, meet efficiency: Seven beautiful eco-homes, from Kent to the Isle of Skye
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Is now the time to buy a country house? Strutt & Parker's experts join the Country Life Podcast
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The only thing better than a country house? A country house with a wine cellar
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'It was always his fever dream... his manifesto': London’s strangest house blends art, modernity and science, and it's just thrown open its doors to visitors
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Ampleforth Abbey: How an iconic architect somehow blended Gothic Revival, Arts-and-Crafts and Modernism with clarity, simplicity and spatial coherence
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Theft, damage, violence and crumbling fabric: The plight of Britain's churches is only getting worse
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A house lost, a landscape reborn: The story of Worsley New Hall
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Victoria and Albert at Burghley House: The royal visit that set the mould, and helped stave off revolution
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Le Logis and Floréal: The houses were intended to be ‘humble and enriched by vegetation’. They are just that
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The owners of this Palladian masterpiece amassed an enviable collection of exotic plants before it all burned to the ground
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Inside the glorious studio-houses of 19th century London
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What is the secret to choosing colours that are sympathetic to the past?
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How the founders of Weaver Green turned a Victorian cricket pavilion into the perfect off-grid escape
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The Bannerman's Somerset home is the best of both worlds
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Giles Kime: What the perplexing language used to describe modern interior design actually means
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The revival of interest in folk art is fueling a new fascination with the art of decorating wagons
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What do you get when you cross classic English country house style with a French château kitchen?
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The craft renaissance, with Giles Kime
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The Country Life Top 100 architects, interior designers, garden designers, landscape designers and country house specialists in Britain
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The Victorian world lost for 140 years, rediscovered and restored in Devon
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The man who made daffodils the flower of spring in Britain
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Mount Congreve: The exquisite Irish garden on an unimaginable scale
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Alan Titchmarsh: The thrill of raising a plant from a speck of dust or a green leaf can only be learned first-hand
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‘I have no concept of anyone who's like me. Now, that's either because I'm such an egomaniac that I am sort of completely self obsessed, or … because I haven’t watched enough films’: Monty Don’s consuming passions
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Pretty little things: How the double primrose continues to hold us in its thrall
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Elizabeth II's favourite accessory is a firm fashion crowd favourite — and it fits inside a pocket
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'Where we're going we don't need roads'
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The first detailed and accurate bird’s-eye view of the capital ever seen shows London in a whole new light
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Salon Privé: Pictures from London's loudest garden party
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With a fighting spirit and human help, the red squirrel is fighting back
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The battle for our countryside rages on
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'This event epitomised our vision for me: snow leopards and people living in harmony'
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‘Vandalised, disembowelled and dismembered’: Artist Jack Milroy gives books a brutal treatment with beautiful results
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The world has gone Lilliputian: The 21st-century renaissance of the dolls' house
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A glass act: This centuries-old craft is alive and well
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'First, all the Georgian silver goes, and then all that furniture. Then, the Canalettos go': The anatomy of a country-house sale
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Matthew Freud’s hotel with four restaurants turns the expected Cotswolds stay on its head
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Where to eat the best risotto alla Milanese in the city where it was created, you ask? An insider’s guide to Milan, for Salone del Mobile and beyond
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The theatrical-inspired London hotel suite that I would break a leg to stay in again
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The carnival barker bush pilots that bring the world's oldest desert to life
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Storfjord Hotel review: A Scandi fantasy that's spitting distance from a distinctive-looking Art Nouveau fishing town
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Pamela Goodman: Don't mess with the wind, else it might just blow your car doors off
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The lunch menu is where it's at
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'It soothed the most vicious of hangovers, the only possible justification for that ghastly thing called brunch': Tom Parker Bowles talks eggs Benedict
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Viking hats, natural wines and messy lunches, with Leonie Cooper
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Stout and about: Why is everyone ordering a pint of Guinness?
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All hail the egg! The most innovative eggs in London — and how to make some of them at home this Easter
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'If it is going to work anywhere, it is going to work here': Meet the makers of English olive oil
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The countdown to Spud-ageddon is on: Why potato farmers are in peril
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