Our special issue names the 100 finest country house architects, interior designers, decorators and garden designers in Britain – you can't afford to miss it if you have plans to improve your home this year. Here's what else you can expect:
FAVOURITE PAINTING: BBC foreign correspondent Feargal Keane picks a portrait.
THE REAL EASTER BUNNY: It's not a bunny after all, but a brown hare. Marianne Taylor explains.
CARLA CARLISLE: How young people are the key to ending gun crime.
CHELTENHAM FESTIVAL: Marcus Armytage on the stories which will come out of next week's big meeting.
PASHLEY MANOR: Jacky Hobbs on the annual tulip festival at the Sussex house.
LIVING NATIONAL TREASURE: The brick maker.
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SAVED FROM THE WRECKING BALL: Capheaton in Northampton has been revived by the family who nearly presided over its destruction.
CAULIFLOWER PIZZA: If you guessed that this creation could only come from Melanie Johnson, you'd be right.
GARDEN PHOTOGRAPHY: A look at the best images from the 11th International Garden Photographer of the Year competition.
THEATRE: Michael Billington on a star-studded show about good and evil.
PROPERTY: A 272-acre estate that includes its own cross-country course.
AUCTIONS: Fantastic beasts and where to buy them.
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Jnane Rumi, Marrakech, hotel review: 'The most talked about opening this year — and for good reason'The Moroccan capital of Marrakech is the world capital of hotels, says Christopher Wallace — and Jnane Rumi is the latest string to its hospitality bow.
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Breathtaking views and gardens that run down to the water's edge at this delightful home in CornwallThe Garden House in Polruan sums up the appeal of waterside living. Penny Churchill steps inside.
