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Royal collectables
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It’s a tradition at all weddings that the bride should have something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue. With a touch of poetic licence, Judy Sharp looks at Royal Collectables old and new – and yes, even blue!
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Market value
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One person's junk is another person's treasure, so the saying goes, and there's nothing to beat the thrill of rooting out that special item that no one else has.Plus, you're recycling and supporting local businesses. So if you're looking for an un...
Features
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Top 10 Countryside Walks Photographs from Great British Life - Editors Pick
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Each week, Mary Brooks, Editor and Publisher of Great British Life carefully selects her favourite photographs from our readers. This week the theme was 'Countryside Walks'...
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Top 10 British Wildlife Photographs from Great British Life - Editors Pick
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Each week, Mary Brooks, Editor and Publisher of Great British Life carefully selects her favourite photographs from our readers. This week the theme was 'British Wildlife'...
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Top 10 In The Garden Photographs from Great British Life - Editors Pick
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Each week, Mary Brooks, Editor and Publisher of Great British Life carefully selects her favourite photographs from our readers. This week the theme was 'In The Garden'...
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Top 10 Dramatic Skies Photographs from Great British Life - Editors Pick
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Each week, Mary Brooks, Editor and Publisher of Great British Life carefully selects her favourite photographs from our readers. This week the theme was 'Dramatic Skies'...
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Rottingdean and the Last Pre-Raphaelite
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In the 1880s, the celebrated Victorian artist Edward Burne-Jones bought a cherished weekend retreat in the sleepy coastal village of Rottingdean, where he immersed himself in the seasonal round and designed a fine set of stained glass windows.
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