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Around 35,000 royal tourists each year tour the stunning gardens at Highgrove House, based near Tetbury in Gloucester, and they remain open from April to September

Considered an appetiser of choice for British royalty for centuries, Brown Windsor Soup has long held a peculiar role in the national psyche. And it likely never existed at all.

August has only just begun and summer does not officially end for nearly eight weeks. But extreme temperatures and a lack of water have caused stressed trees to drop leaves early, say experts.

Knockinaam Lodge on Scotlands West Coast was reportedly the venue for a 1944 meeting about the Normandy invasion. Soak up Carlton Reids report on his stay there right here...

What should be a lavish adventure feels drained of colour – apart from the sparky redhead who is fun, but changes the dynamic

MAN WITH TWO DOGS: Well fed and watered on a wet weekend on the Black Isle By Angus Whitson Across the Kessock Bridge to the Black Isle. This month of May has turned out to be a right mixter-maxter of a month weather- wise. It’s been wet and cold and the garden plants are desperate for heat. With the relaxation of the visiting rules the Doyenne and I were trysted to take ourselves up to Rosemarkie, on the Black Isle, to see son Robert and daughter-in-law Katie who we hadn’t been able ...

Naples Daily News: Did you ever worry that Winston Churchill had been written about too much? You’ve mentioned how the smaller window of time — the year of the Blitz — offered a chance to explore aspects of Churchill that other writers hadn’t. Erik Larson: I worried constantly about that, thank you. But, I also knew that the question I wanted to answer was one no one had asked before, at least not in the same way: How exactly did Churchill and his family and close advisers ever manage t...