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My stirrup cup runneth over - From hares to bears, silver stirrup cups are valued highly today, explains Peter Greenhalgh.

Modernising a medieval seat of learning - In the second of two articles, Geoffrey Tyack examines the development of New College, Oxford, up to the present day..

Meet Pici, Britain's Naughtiest Dog

Sociable, sun-loving and incredibly patient with children, this innocent-looking Jack Russell actually enjoys a secret life of crime. Victoria Marston finds out more and introduces the runners-up

7 mins

Modernising A Medieval Seat Of Learning

In the second of two articles, Geoffrey Tyack examines the development of one of Oxford’s most imposing medieval colleges from the Reformation to the present day

7 mins

By The Light Of A Woodcock Moon

Beguiling, enigmatic and notoriously difficult to shoot, the woodcock is one of our most mysterious and coveted birds. Adrian Dangar considers how this wily wader should best be conserved

7 mins

Same Game, New Rules

He might devour snipe on toast with greedy glee, but Tom Parker Bowles believes that modern game cookery, from wild-boar ragu to pulled-pheasant bao buns, is the key to spreading the love

6 mins

My Stirrup Cup Runneth Over

Intricate and valuable silver stirrup cups, be they fox, hound, fish, bear, eagle or even gorilla, are far more likely to be found in a safe than on the hunting field today, explains Peter Greenhalgh

3 mins

Bagging A Brace On The Brora

Spey casting in a gale in the peat-stained waters of Sutherland’s fickle River Brora proves to be something of a challenge, until our correspondent deploys a Willie Gunn fly

3 mins

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