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Country Life 9 July 2025Country Life 9 July 2025 finds Britain's brightest seagull, looks at the country houses that became film sets and gets inside tips and recommendations from Britain's leading designers.
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'The city has always held an important creative space within our design studio': A luxury townhouse in Tokyo, courtesy of Aston MartinA new four-storey property in the Omotesandō district is the first single home private residence by the British ultra-luxury performance brand.
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The Beatles meet Disney, and the first-ever Cruft's: Country Life Quiz of the Day, July 7, 2025Monday's Quiz of the Day covers dog shows, revolutions and animated classics.
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From the archive: 'This retina-awakening advert for British Nylon Spinners Limited sums up the swinging 1960s perfectly'Every Monday, Melanie Bryan, delves into the hidden depths of Country Life's extraordinary archive to bring you a long-forgotten story, photograph or advert.
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A bridge just far enough: Country Life Quiz of the Day, July 4, 2025Lions, castles and even a couple of US-themed questions for the 4th of July in Friday's Quiz of the Day.
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Roger Moore's James Bond debut: Country Life Quiz of the Day, July 3, 2025Country houses, battles and London landmarks in Thursday's new-and-improved Quiz of the Day.
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The real Bear Grylls: Country Life Quiz of the Day, July 2, 2025Britain's longest pier is among the highlights of Wednesday's Quiz of the Day.
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The hound with the wind in its hair: Country Life Quiz of the Day, July 1, 2025Heatwaves, bridges and dog breeds in Tuesday's Quiz of the Day.
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Are you a 'frag head'? Country Life Quiz of the Day, June 30, 2025Well, ARE you? And how well do you know Leonardo DiCaprio's 2002 work? It's time to find out.
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The flying insect that needs a cuddle? Country Life Quiz of the Day, June 27, 2025Friday's quiz spares a thought for the insect that walked — and flew — by itself.
