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Homegrown style: A rosy future for my young orchard
Francine Raymond finds herself planting fruit trees with enthusiastic assistance
Mothering Sunday gift ideas
Carolyn Hart looks at the latest Food News, including all the best treats for Mothering Sunday
What do you put in your Bloody Mary?
Declared the world's most complex cocktail, Max Davidson wonders if it's acceptable to add your own ingredients.
New spy in the cab 'reports' bad drivers – to their parents
Which newly qualified young driver hasn't probed the limits of their – or their car's – on-road performance? Now, however, parents will be able to monitor their child's driving by remote control, and cut their insurance bills at the same time.
A lesson in how to grow up naturally
BBC presenter Kate Humble is right to say that schools should take pupils out to enjoy the countryside, says Clive Aslet. Children are growing up as deprived as a Victorian chimney sweep.
Light, fresh, zingy dishes for spring
Recipes whose wonderfully fresh flavours put a little zing into spring
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Green entrepreneurs can start at any age
Want to trim your bills, update your home and do your bit for the planet? Sarah Lonsdale tests the latest 'eco’ products and sorts the fads from the finds. This week: Eco-gardens
Country diary: Fresh starts and sad duties
Robin Page says farewell to a favourite cow and spends some time in Dorset
Syria takes a risk
Telegraph view: By refusing to offer any concessions to the protesters, President Bashar al-Assad has missed an important opportunity to resolve Syria’s deepening political crisis.
Motorists want higher speeds on motorways
Drivers' motorway wish list includes less tailgating and an increased speed limit.
Look after the winged warriors in the garden
Bunny Guinness explains how to keep your garden bird and plant friendly
Family judge tells father to use Skype to see his children
Britain’s most senior family judge has overturned a man's attempts to stop his children emigrating to Australia with their mother - saything they can keep in touch by Skype.
Nevada's cathouses: the Wild West brothels
Nevada’s state-regulated brothels uphold a vital institution in West’s most remote state, finds Rachel Ray.
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