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Online gallery to show all UK's 200,000 public paintings

23.06.11
Online art gallery that will eventually showcase all 200,000 paintings in public collections goes live ... more

Record label boss has caught festival fever

12.05.11
Was it working under Terra Firma's Guy Hands for two years that compelled music industry veteran Shabs Jobanputra to quit managing artists and set up a business running festivals? The entrepreneur pauses, then shakes his head. "Guy taught me a lot - I was just sick of working in a declining industry" ... more

Our obsession with class is as strong as ever

29.10.10
It was that inveterate class warrior John Prescott who said in 1997 that we are all middle class now. Are we? ... more

Bruce Forsyth plays the generation game to trace his family tree

17.06.10
Bruce Forsyth is returning to the generation game to trace his family tree on TV - and faces claims his ancestor was a bigamist.... more

Showbusiness merger for top literary agency

18.05.10
Prestigious agency at the centre of one of the most bitter disputes in literary London was taken over by one of the capital's top showbusiness agents, Michael Foster... more

Talking rot: National Trust’s own allotment falls into ruin after campaign to grow your own

19.03.10
The National Trust has let its flagship allotment fall into disrepair — despite its high-profile campaign for the public to grow their own produce... more

Gardeners best books of the year

03.12.09
The gardening book of the year, and a super-desirable present for anybody with the faintest interest in the subject, is Bulb by Anna Pavord (Mitchell Beazley, £30)... more

Sir Paul McCartney: Go veggie for climate change

15.06.09
Sir Paul McCartney and his family have launched a campaign to urge people to go veggie once a week to help combat climate change. ... more

Back to our roots... the plants are the thing

19.05.09
Chelsea is one of the great barometers of Englishness. Our love affair with “heritage”, the clumsy first grapplings with modernity, an eco- and then a grow-your-own enthusiasm: all have made their pitch here. But for the last 20 years or so, the dominant idea in the show gardens has been that beauty is chic, sheeny and pricey. ... more

Toby ready to bloom in Monty Don's role at Gardener's World

13.08.08
Toby Buckland has been confirmed as the new main presenter of Gardeners' World on BBC2 after Monty Don stood down earlier this year due to ill health. ... more

'I think I'm dying': Monty Don speaks for the first time of the stroke that changed his life

11.07.08
The gardening writer and television presenter tells of the day his illness change his life. ... more

Pictured: Monty Don makes his first public appearance following stroke and insists he 'will make a full recovery'

26.05.08
Monty Don made his first public appearance today following his recent stroke and said he intends to make a full recovery.... more

Gardening guru Monty Don to quit BBC show after suffering stroke

22.05.08
Celebrity gardener Monty Don has suffered a stroke and will stand down from his presenting duties, the BBC said today.... more

Hyde Park nettles on £1,000 organic menu

22.02.08
It's the £1,000 dinner with a difference. Guests at a charity banquet in London next month can look forward to soup made from nettles picked from Hyde Park, and wild fennel plucked from the banks of the Regent's Canal in Hackney... more


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