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Five émigré artists who greatly enriched Britain's intellectual and creative scenes
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A bum deal on a bog-standard property? The former public conveniences being sold off for a song
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In which country does the Royal Company of Archers act as The King's ceremonial bodyguard? It's the Country Life Quiz of the Day, October 16, 2025
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Alan Titchmarsh: 15 years ago we planted a hedge — today, it's 10ft tall, 6ft deep and a joy throughout the year. Here's how we did it
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At the Snowdon Summer School, the future of design lies in the traditions of the past
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A castle for sale just down the road from Gleneagles, where everyone from George VI to a farmer and his pigs once roamed the grand halls
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Guinness, The Beatles and Beckham's first game for England? It can only be the Country Life Quiz of the Day, October 15, 2025
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The most beautiful city in Britain, according to AI
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These boots were made for walking (up Mount Everest, 101 years ago): How identical twin brothers plan to test George Mallory's shoes against modern-day mountaineering kit
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How American political refugees, economic migrants and devoted Anglophiles are transforming London
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Ella Fitzgerald's Cote d'Azur suite is now a magnificent apartment in the Art Deco hotel where Churchill, Coco Chanel and Hemingway once lived the high life
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A castle for sale just down the road from Gleneagles, where everyone from George VI to a farmer and his pigs once roamed the grand halls
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A flat for sale in the building where Agatha Christie lived, and it's both the most interesting and most affordable home for sale in Hampstead today
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Five homes with their own orchards that will be the apple of your eye (almost literally)
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A beautiful Victorian vicarage that was home to one of the Cadbury family heiresses is on the market
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An outrageously opulent mansion in London's answer to Beverly Hills, with a gym that 'wouldn't look out of place in a 7* hotel'
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Six homes with fantastic features, from pools and paddocks to waterside settings, as seen in Country Life
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Queen Victoria's chaplain's house on the Isle of Wight is for sale, and it's a riot of colour, charm and joy
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At the Snowdon Summer School, the future of design lies in the traditions of the past
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A derelict school turned into a gorgeous home with 'an interior of harmony and visual éclat'
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Nine of Britain's most beautiful staircases, as seen in the pages of Country Life
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Interiors of excellence: all the events and inspiration you can't miss
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The Mitford family once called this handsome Cotswolds house a home — and it inspired Nancy's greatest novel
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How shoe designer Penelope Chilvers transformed two adjacent rooms into a spacious kitchen
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Country Life's never-before-published photographs of ‘101 Dalmatians’ author Dodie Smith's London flat
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Giles Kime: 'Why contemporary art should become a feature of everyday life'
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Sophia Money-Coutts: My family WhatsApp is already banging on about Christmas arrangements. Can I leave the group?
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Vested interest: The history of the waistcoat
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The Glovebox: The fastest coffee shop on four wheels
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Sophia Money-Coutts: A snob's guide to wellies
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The secret life of seeds: The little wonders that sustain all life on Earth
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Do not be afraid of this bodysnatching fungi that lives on a lawn in Scotland
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Temperate rainforests are being planted all over Britain — what are they and why do we need them?
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Alan Titchmarsh: 15 years ago we planted a hedge — today, it's 10ft tall, 6ft deep and a joy throughout the year. Here's how we did it
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The arboretum that's been 30 years in the making by a dedicated, passionate family who are dreaming of what it could be in 3,000 years' time
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The one website about trees and shrubs that everyone needs to know about
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'Nature's loo roll': Verbascum, one of the most curious — and useful — plants you'll find in an English country garden
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'There is only a handful of fruit trees I’d grow for their non-edible charms — quince is one'
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Everything you could ever want to know about growing, eating and cooking plums
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Five émigré artists who greatly enriched Britain's intellectual and creative scenes
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Nine of Britain's most beautiful and awe-inspiring painted ceilings from the Country Life archive
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‘One remembers not to give the Queen a thump of joyful friendliness’: Remembering Norman Parkinson — revolutionary fashion photographer and Cecil Beaton’s only homegrown rival
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Tim Knox, director of the Royal Collection, charts a century of regal taste
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Here is where to stay on the ancient stretch of Italian coastline that people in the know are calling 'the new Amalfi'
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'The sight of my semi-comatose teenage son draped like a rag doll over the back of a mule has left its scars': Pamela Goodman on the perils of high altitude hiking
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Furs class travel: The hotels, superyacht designers and airlines setting new standards for pet-friendly travel
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What is everyone talking about this week: The most beautiful city in Britain, according to AI
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The new rat-pack: the Gen-Z team saving shearwaters and killing invasive species on a remote island in the Irish sea
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Adare Manor review: The 19th century Gothic masterpiece that's set to host the 2027 Ryder Cup
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What is everyone talking about this week? Forget British wine, British olive oil is the next pot of gold
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Clare Coghill's indulgent recipe for bacon and Mull Cheddar scones from her debut cookbook
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Raising the steaks: Which native animal produces the best beef?
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What is everyone talking about this week? Is this British wine’s best year yet?
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Embrace preserving with Gill Meller and his recipe for bean and apple chutney
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Nibbling at wild fruit is in our bones, so here's how to harvest the finest hedgerow bounty
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What is everyone talking about this week? Is peated whisky living on borrowed time?
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