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BUYING ART: How the art world has been dealing with lockdown.
WHAT THE DICKENS: 150 years on from his death, Charles Dickens' characters are as endearing as ever.
RAMBLING ROSES: Charles Quest-Ritson, the man who literally wrote the book on roses, visits the collection at Moor Wood.
LONDON LIFE: Giraffes, Wimbledon and best commuter bikes.
PROPERTY: James Fisher picks out swish London homes new to the market.
MY FAVOURITE PAINTING: Alexandra Shulman, former editor of Vogue.
NORTHUMBERLAND: A look at this castle-strewn coast.
HOLCOMBE COURT: John Goodall on this fine Tudor house.
NETTLES: The tale of the stinging plant and its dozens of uses.
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Ford Focus ST: So long, and thanks for all the funFrom November, the Ford Focus will be no more. We say goodbye to the ultimate boy racer.
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‘If Portmeirion began life as an oddity, it has evolved into something of a phenomenon’: Celebrating a century of Britain’s most eccentric villageA romantic experiment surrounded by the natural majesty of North Wales, Portmeirion began life as an oddity, but has evolved into an architectural phenomenon kept alive by dedication.
