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Star-bathing one of the tourism trends of 2026 you have to get onboard with
Just how do you immerse
yourself in the night sky? Sky-bathing is the word on everyone's lips this year. Georgie Duckworth ventures to Wales’ Elan Valley to find out what it's all about...
What core exercises should I do as I age?
Is the Scottish terrier facing extinction? Puppy births for the iconic dog breed continue to plummet
Once the third most popular breed in Britain, the Scottie recorded just 387 puppy births in 2024, keeping it on The Kennel Club's ‘At Watch’ list.
This pocket-sized speaker might be your new favourite outdoor companion
We review the Tribit StormBox Micro 2 Portable Speaker to see how it stands up to the competition
Brits now consume 750 tonnes per month of this nutritional powerhouse
Brits consume around 750 tonnes of tenderstem each month. We delve into the farming behind the scenes of the high-value veg.
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What was the Sea Empress disaster? The devastating details surrounding one of the worst oil spills in history
Everything you need to know about the disastrous running aground of the Sea Empress oil tanker and the ramifications on marine wildlife and conservation for decades to come.
Do I need extra magnesium, and will it help me recover more quickly after exercise?
NHS guidelines state that men need 300mg of magnesium a day, women 270mg. But to achieve this, do you need to take a supplement?
Be prepared for wetter winters with handcrafted boots that will last for years
As winters get wetter, investing in premium wellies is a smart move
What are the best counties in England for dog walking trails?
A survey of English counties pinpoints the best regions to explore with your four-legged friend
The wettest year in history? 2026 might be rainy, but it has nothing on these historic drenchings
Leave the house and you’ll suffer a drenching. Yep, rain is incessant around the UK. But it’s nothing compared to the Carnian Pluvial Event. Or the Severn surge of 1607. Or…
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Could nature-based therapies save the NHS millions? John Craven finds out...
British fava beans – history and recipes
The majority of the pulses we eat in Britain are imported from farms across the world - except the humble fava bean which is making a bold comeback. Here is our guide to the history of British fava beans, where to buy them and recipe ideas.
My Countryside interview: Anita Rani
Countryfile presenter Anita Rani talks about wild walks, hair-raising holidays and the importance of inner-city access to the great outdoors
