Country Life 26 June 2019
Country Life 26 June 2019 is our sustainability special issue, looking at ways we can all help to care for the planet around us.


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IT'S NOT TOO LATE: John Gummer on how we need strong leadership to reverse climate change.
ANIMAL MAGIC: Helen Browning's saddleback pigs.
60 WAYS TO LIVE MORE SUSTAINABILITY: Julie Harding on what you can do in every part of your life.
ROLF'S FARM: A stretch of East Sussex that's been chemical-free for 20 years — here's how it works for them.
SAVING THE FOOD CHAIN: 10 creatures we must save who are they key to many more.
BEETROOT: Melanie Johnson dazzles with his humble veg.
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BHUTAN: A visit to the world's only carbon-negative country.
FAVOURITE PAINTING: Museum director Olivier Gabet picks a Matisse.
ELECTRIC CARS: We'll all be running them before long. Here's which one to get, no matter what size of car you need.
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'I have lost a treasure, such a sister, such a friend as never can have been surpassed': Inside Jane Austen's Winchester home, the house where she penned her final words and drew her final breath
Jane Austen spent the last days of her life in rented lodgings in Winchester, Hampshire. Adam Rattray describes the remarkable recent discoveries made about the house in which she died.
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An utterly charming island home in Scotland with gardens so beautiful they made the cover of Country Life
An Cala on the Isle of Seil has a fascinating history that is only enhanced by its amazing setting.