CHOCOLATE LABRADORS: The colour of a labrador’s coat is immaterial: chocolate is as good as any.
FISHING: Forget your last meal, where would your last cast be? Adrian Dangar asks the fishing experts.
GARDENS: When all else fails, there are a few plants on which you can always rely, says Alan Titchmarsh.
ART: Gary Bunt’s simple, nostalgic paintings have a deeper meaning.
MY FAVOURITE PAINTING: Dan Skelton, racehorse trainer, chooses a scene full of movement.
MOTORING: Jack Watkins gets behind the wheel of the great Land Rover.
ST FAGANS: David Robinson examines the story behind St Fagans National Museum of History, Cardiff.
LUXURY: Hetty Lintell turns to tweed.
BACON: Can anyone resist a sizzling slice of bacon, asks Tom Parker Bowles.
RECIPE: Melanie Johnson tucks in to pears.
TRAVEL: Venice, hives and British Pullman.
INTERIORS: Charleston and Craft Week.
THEATRE: Michael Billington relishes old and new classics of live theatre.
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What £1 million buys you across Britain, from a Cornish cottage to a miniature castle in the HighlandsSprawling country houses, a mini-estate in Scotland and homes where the sea almost laps up at your feet are among the property options open to those with a seven-figure budget. Here's our pick of the best £1 million houses for sale across the land.
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England and the 1966 World Cup — which was stolen and later recovered by a dog called PicklesIn celebration of the footballing talents of Country Life's guest editor Sir David Beckham, we look back at the summer of 1966, when the England national team was on top of the world.
