This week in Country Life we celebrate the Jack Russell and discover there is no braver, more loyal or determined little dog. We also find out which of the 48 pheasant species rule the roost, we explore the pioneering business development of Broughton Hall in North Yorkshire, we reveal how Prince Albert came to permanently change the tide of British culture, we bring summer colour into the kitchen by using beetroot and leading figures reveal the moments and the places that conjure, for them, the ultimate field-sports heaven.
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A country house that's 'the finest-looking estate between the Humber and the Tweed' (at least according to Queen Victoria)Burn Hall is a treasure-trove of architectural features, from its sweeping staircase to its grand snooker room.
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Liverpool and literature: Country Life Quiz of the Day, July 18, 2025Which river runs through Liverpool and how much do you remember from the 'Harry Potter' book series?
