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Going out in a blaze of glory
This autumn’s spectacular display

‘Slightly bonkers’: Annie Tempest on creating Tottering

Give me shelter: Alan Titchmarsh on hedge planting

Last bastion of civilisation: life in the London Library

Sir David Beckham scores a first with COUNTRY LIFE

SIR DAVID BECKHAM makes history next week as the first person other than a member of the Royal Family to guest edit COUNTRY LIFE (on sale October 22).

1 mins

Forestry sector urged to innovate amid myriad threats

BRITAIN'S forestry owners and managers, although increasingly aware of climate and ecological risks, could do more to counter the devastating impacts of a changing world.

2 mins

Baroque composer's unknown works appear

COMPOSER Henry Purcell, known to have COMPO created in excess of 700 pieces of music during his short lifetime-he died in 1695 aged 36-has had two major new sources added to his oeuvre following discoveries by researchers from Royal Holloway, University of London, via the project 'Music, Heritage, Place'.

1 mins

Hare today, gone tomorrow

NOR some seven decades, FJim Meads, who captured images of more than 500 packs of hounds, was known as 'the running photographer'.

1 mins

Abattoir shortage poses growing welfare risks

LIVESTOCK are still frequently having to This perennial issue, a proverbial thorn in the side of meat producers, has rumbled on for years and has now been further substantiated by a report from the Sustainable Food Trust, Soil Association and Rare Breeds Survival Trust.

1 mins

A fruitful Apple Day launch

APPLE DAY on October 21 will bring a raft of events to celebrate this most popular of fruits, paying homage to the huge number of varieties grown in Britain.

1 mins

Cedric Morris's home secures restoration funding

HE first phase of a project to restore Benton End House in Suffolk, once the home of celebrated artist and gardener Sir Cedric Morris and his lifelong partner, artist Arthur Lett-Haines, has received the green light following a $294,221 grant from the National Lottery Heritage Fund.

1 mins

Put the F into Defra

\"The UK is governed by ministers for whom the countryside is foreign place'

2 mins

White Canoe by Peter Doig

Charlotte Mullins comments on White Canoe

1 mins

A world without care

Schloss Sanssouci, Brandenburg, Germany A property in the care of the Prussian Palaces and Gardens Foundation Berlin-Brandenburg

7 mins

The legacy Joseph Paxton and Crystal Palace

The unlikely friendship between the farmer's boy and the Duke came about not only because of practical skill.

2 mins

Texts in the city

Eccentric, awe-inspiring and a home-from-home for literary giants, the London Library is an institution like no other and anyone can join it. As it celebrates 180 years in St James's Square, Emma Hughes steps inside

8 mins

Spill the beans

No longer considered bland, bleak sustenance, glorious beans, whether bottled, tinned or dried, have skipped into the hearts and pantries of the nation, enthuses

7 mins

A labour of love

When antique dealer Will Green set out to create a kitchen that is both sympathetic to his historic home and suited to his young family, he used clay dug out of the ground below, distemper made from rabbit glue and 19th-century furniture to bring the space to life

4 mins

A cut above

The living is easy at two impeccably restored historic country estates, one visited by Henry James and Virginia Woolf, the other the birthplace of a flying ace downed by the Red Baron

5 mins

Beauty within budget

A cottage overlooking the sea in Cornwall and a handsome Georgian townhouse in Lincolnshire are only two of the prime properties currently on the market for less than $1 million

3 mins

Sow the seeds of summer now

Ursula Cholmeley recommends sowing sweet peas now for stronger plants that will better withstand the weather

4 mins

On the hedge

Ivy offers a summer egg-laying site to the holly blue butterfly

3 mins

Upside-down brown-butter pear cake with maple and rosemary

Kitchen garden cook Pears

1 mins

Holm is where the heart is

From ancient Greece to Norfolk, the story of one of England's loveliest naturalised trees brims with antiquarian intrigue and sylvan charm, discovers Aeneas Dennison

4 mins

The X factor

When he noticed an uncanny resemblance between John Singer Sargent's painting of Virginie Gautreau and a Cecil Beaton portrait of Leslie Caron, Patrick Monahan called on the Hollywood Golden Age actress to investigate

2 mins

A brush with power

Anne Boleyn dropped suggestive hints and Elizabeth I projected undying monarchy through her portraits: Tudor women knew how to use art to send a message, Philippa Gregory tells Carla Passino

5 mins

Gently does it

A spell in a crumbling country house with snow on the billiard table and swallows in the four-poster beds gave Annie Tempest the inspiration for her Tottering cartoon. More than three decades after the first strip, she reveals to Ben Lerwill how she pulls it off every week

5 mins

The last big thing

The record-breaking sale of a superb collection, amassed by Pauline Karpidas, saw a cavalcade of works by some of the greatest artists of the past century, from René Magritte to Grayson Perry

4 mins

The king of the waltz

The dance is the 'vertical expression of horizontal desire' and Johann Strauss II, whose bicentenary it is this year, was the composer most responsible for its explosion in popularity.

5 mins

Made in Britain for millennia

USEFULLY, we have the exact date when our national art was born. On December 10, 1768, the Royal Academy of Arts officially came into being.

3 mins

Packing a redemptive Punch

A play about parents meeting the man who killed their son is deeply affecting and an Irish import deserves to be described as a modern classic, but the new direction of the National Theatre gets off to a shaky start

4 mins

Noblesse oblige

‘Chaucer’s chivalric code would deal with 99% of the modern gentleman’s quandaries’

2 mins

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प्रकाशक: Future

वर्ग: Lifestyle

भाषा: English

आवृत्ति: Weekly

Country Life; architecture, gardens, countryside, property, the very best of British life Published by IPC Media. Country Life, the quintessential English magazine, is undoubtedly one of the biggest and instantly recognisable brands in the UK today. It has a unique core mix of contemporary country-related editorial and top end property advertising. Editorially, the magazine comments in-depth on a wide variety of subjects, such as architecture, the arts, gardens and gardening, travel, the countryside, field-sports and wildlife. With renowned columnists and superb photography Country Life delivers the very best of British life every week.