Rupert Uloth

Rupert Uloth

Rupert grew up in Hampshire and the Sudan. He joined Country Life in 1994, after six years in the Household Cavalry, appearing at the Edinburgh Fringe as part of a comedy revue sometime in between. Rupert currently lives in West Sussex with his wife, their three children and a small menagerie, including a miniature poodle, Juno, several horses, 14 sheep, two saddleback pigs, two geese and five ducks.
For the relief of those who got into difficulties in the Serpentine, the Royal Humane Society set up a Receiving House in Hyde Park. Credit: Royal Humane Society

The 250-year-long story of the Royal Humane Society is an incredible record of some of the bravest people ever to set foot in Britain

A teenager on his gap year who saved a boy and his father from being savaged by a crocodile is one of a host of heroic acts celebrated in a book to mark the 250th anniversary of the Royal Humane Society, says its author Rupert Uloth.

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