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Friday 15 June 2012
LATEST IN LIFESTYLE
Jake Wallis Simons joins the crew of an 18th century tall ship, and discovers the delights of a life at sea
Property sleuth Graham Norwood scrapes together his pennies to find homes for first-time buyers who want looks and character at attractive prices.
The ultimate 'cheat’ ingredient, nutmeg can add depth and complexity to even the most prosaic of dishes.
Forget embracing the glow, beaming with pride and eating for two – being pregnant in LA is a battle of the bumps in which only the fittest survives, finds Celia Walden.
Richard Briers, the 78-year-old actor, enjoys spending time with his family on a weekend at home.
Take a step back from the hectic nature of modern life and embrace the joys of slow gardening, says James Alexander-Sinclair.
Whether it’s the scent, the flavour or the soft texture, these are plants you can’t keep your hands off. Which? Gardening looks at three irresistible combinations for sensory pots.
As a new series of Country House Rescue begins on Channel 4, Sally Newall catches up with the Le Grice Family of Trereife House to see how they have fared since appearing on the programme.
As the 'back garden economy’ blossoms, Caroline McGhie looks at the market in properties that have space to work from home.
Unbeknownst to many Londoners, a mysterious network of wartime tunnels and mysterious mazes snake beneath the streets of Holborn.
The cake-maker recalls her favourite childhood treat when staying with granny
How the magic of mushrooms captured a schoolboy’s heart.
The International Engine of the Year awards recognise the best engines on sale now.
A second patient has died after an outbreak of Legionnaires' disease in Scotland.
The rejuvenation of the grounds at Houghton Hall has sparked a dormant gardening passion in their owner, the Marquess of Cholmondeley
Eerie paired photographs have earned a place on the shortlist for this year's Deutsche Börse Photography Prize
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