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Belton House will take centre stage in a new BBC TV series later this week.

The countryside is host to not only rural ways of living but also history embedded in large houses and mansions built by or for leading lights of the es...

Tim Parker, the NT chairman, had been facing a no-confidence vote at the AGM in the autumn

CW: Detailed descriptions of eating disorders. "At Oxford we socialise through college formals, balls, crew dates, welfare teas and so much more. For those of us who have a history of disordered eating, this can prove pretty anxiety-inducing. Not to mention, with the highly anticipated June 21st rapidly approaching and the social eating that will come with this, the pressure to get the perfect body is more extreme than ever." Jaya Rana discusses the inefficiency of Oxford's support system for students with eating disorders

Monday 22 February 2021 Front exterior of Ham House in 2016 with Coade stone statue of Father Thames, by John Bacon the elder, in the foreground Courtesy of the National Trust For nearly 350 years, a portrait of the 16th-century aristocrat Sir John Maitland of Thirlestane (1543-1595) hung in a dark corner in the Long Gallery at Ham House. To the astonishment of art historians, this innocuous portrait of a somewhat forgotten figure — Maitland, who was the Lord Chancellor of Scotland under King James VI — was concealing a centuries-lost portrait of Mary Stuart, colloquially known as Mar...