Country Life July 25 2018 investigates which breed makes the best gundog, looks around Naworth Castle and discovers how to create a perfect boot room.
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ARCHITECTURE: John Goodall on Naworth Castle, forged from a bloody past.
GUNDOGS: Which breed is best? We investigate, with the help of the great and the good.
INTERIORS: Make a beautiful boot room.
PROPERTY: The value you'll find in a Northumberland estate is extraordinary, as Penny Churchill discovers.
FAVOURITE PAINTING: Sir Jim Paice of the GWCT chooses a bona fide English classic.
LIVING NATIONAL TREASURE: The scyther – and he's scathing about Poldark.
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PEACHES: Melanie Johnson makes pudding with this delicious summer fruit.
GARDENS: The grounds of Broughton Hall – childhood home of Tottering-by-Gently cartoonist Annie Tempest.
GUNS: Purdey have released an over-and-under. Mark Hedges used it to shoot pigeons.
NATURE: A look at how farming and conservation can go hand-in-hand.
LUXURY: James Martin's favourite things, plus the latest from the world of luxury.
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London's Tate Modern celebrates its 25th birthday with the help of a giant arachnid and crustaceous telephoneArtwork by Louise Bourgeois and Salvador Dali, among others, will be on display for the gallery's Birthday Weekender event.
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'The watch is Head Boy of men’s accessorising': Ginnie Chadwyck-Healey and Tom Chamberlin's Summer Season style secretsWhen it comes to dressing for the Season, accessories will transform an outfit. Ginnie Chadwyck-Healey and Tom Chamberlin, both stylish summer-party veterans, offer some sage advice.
