Feature: Witanhurst is already London's largest private house but a subterranean extension will double its size to almost that of Buckingham Palace - yet nobody knows who owns it... ... more
Number of British Oscar nominees is arguably the biggest UK invasion since Chariots of Fire writer Colin Welland told Hollywood that the British were coming nearly 30 years ago
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Just as the war and British stoicism informed the Bafta- and Oscar-nominated film, so they also shaped the character of its director's family, as Tom Hooper explains to Johanna Thomas-Corr... more
Madison Du Berlais represents decent each-way value in tomorrow's rearranged King George VI Chase at Kempton, which Kauto Star should win for a record fifth time.... more
The 1948 London Olympics were the first post-war games. Almost bankrupt after the war, Britain nearly handed the project to the US, until King George VI intervened... more
Connections of Epsom Derby hero Workforce say they are relishing the prospect of a rematch with Sunday's Irish Derby winner Cape Blanco at Ascot next month... more
Even if Kauto Star wins the King George VI Chase at Kempton park on Boxing Day for a fourth consecutive time, the big question may still remain unanswered. Is he the greatest ever chaser... more
Tom Scudamore expects Madison Du Berlais to be more than a match for Kauto Star when Paul Nicholls' leading light attempts to record a fourth King George VI Chase victory... more
Main Aim can put backers on the path to a profitable week at Glorious Goodwood by landing the Betfair Cup (3.25), the highlight of the first day's action... more
Brilliant Coral-Eclipse winner Sea The Stars will almost certainly miss the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot and instead be aimed at the Group 1 Juddmonte International at York... more
Mouse Morris has decided against letting War Of Attrition travel to Kempton for the King George VI Chase on Boxing Day and he will instead line up in the Lexus Chase at Leopardstown... more
Exclusive: After high-profile allegations this season, Charlton's manager is pleased the issue is now being addressed but says the authorities still have plenty of work to do