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The Country Life PodcastHenrietta Spencer-Churchill: My life at Blenheim Palace, from waterskiing on the lake to dealing with a £10 million bill for a new roof
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Comment & Opinion
The end of deference: Why using the right title matters
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The Finer Things
The (royal) seal of approval: Shoes, hats, socks, whiskies and a gold dachshund.
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Comment & Opinion
Minette Batters: 'There are serious questions to be asked as to whether the advice given to ministers is correct'
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News
Grazing sheep to save a church, a report from the farmers' march and why olive oil will soon be cheap
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News
In pictures: Farmers march against inheritance tax in London
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News
Where have all the salmon gone, and what can we do about it?
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The Finer Things
The five most beautiful Advent Calendars of Christmas
Property
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Welcome to the Notswolds: The county with 'all the ambience of the Cotswolds without the price tag', where a classic Georgian rectory is under £1 million
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An utterly enchanting neo-Gothic masterpiece in 20 beautiful acres of Wiltshire — and it's even unlisted
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13 delightful rural homes for sale from £1m to £15m, as seen in Country Life
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A commutable country home for sale that has Cliveden on its doorstep
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'The perfect English country retreat from the modern world', with medieval origins, Georgian flourishes, towering oaks and immaculate gardens
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Spectacular Scottish castles and estates for sale
Interiors
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Interiors
'Other cultures celebrate the elderly. So why do we consign them to beige farms that smell of cabbage and wee?': Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen on Changing Rooms, retirement living and growing old disgracefully
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The Country Life Podcast
Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen: Changing rooms, mixing leather and velvet, and the joy of growing old disgracefully
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Interiors
A spare room so pretty and charming that you'll wonder why yours isn't as perfect
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Interiors
Breaking the fourth wall: How Country Life's interiors editor redesigned and restored his own home
Nature
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Dummy eyes, faking death and and the whiff of rotting flesh: The great deceptions of Nature's most cunning creatures
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John Lewis-Stempel: The Broads, a relic wetland resurrected
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The science behind how Nature can heal us, and how it's easier than you think, with Professor Miles Richardson
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Ghost hunters: the search for Britain's rarest flowers
Travel
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On board the new Britannic Explorer, the luxury sleeper train set to tour the UK, and created by the people who run the Venice Simplon Orient Express
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St Moritz and the slopes of hazard: How a Victorian bet sparked the Swiss resort's love affair with adrenaline-pumping winter sports
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Inside The Painswick hotel's brand new holiday cottage
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The surprise English region named as one of the world's 10 finest destinations
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Getting lost in the woods: The Cotswold hotel that puts you up and in the trees
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The Store review: Oxford’s newest luxury hotel on the site of the old department store, Boswells
Cars
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The Aston Martin DB12 Volante: 671 horsepower wrapped in a smoking jacket
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Bentley tells us the future and announces fully electric car for 2026
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Ferrari 12 Cilindri: 'If you have an empty and winding dual carriageway ahead, and a get-out-of-jail-free card in your wallet, you’ll be in nirvana'
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No Mr Bond, I expect you to drive: The Rolls-Royce dripping in gold created to celebrate 60 years since Goldfinger
Food & Drink
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Best bar none: The London pub renaissance
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A cake with a surprise ingredient that's either a stroke of genius or 'grounds for divorce'
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Curious questions: Where did Quality Street get its name from?
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'After one lunch, our server took £5 out of a tip we had left and handed it back to our gobsmacked four year old. He’s still talking about it': The best places for Sunday lunch in south-west London
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Can a gentleman use food as an aphrodisiac? Tom Parker Bowles on mankind's search for the ultimate 'jiggy jiggy juice'
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How to make three-cheese sourdough bread and a perfect winter-warmer soup to go with it
The Royal Family
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Holyrood: Inside The King's official residence in Scotland, from throne room to the bed chamber of Mary, Queen of Scots
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Dawn Chorus: Watching telly with The Queen, the one-bedroom wreck that fetched £2 million and our Quiz of the Day
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You rang, your majesty? What it was like to be a servant in the Royal Household
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When the King and Queen edited Country Life, by the editor who guided them every step of the way
