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It beggars belief that the state lists buildings in order to protect them — and then doesn’t contribute to their upkeep, says ...

George Plumptre pays tribute to the late Roger Phillips, whose seminal book on trees has been updated almost 50 years after its initial publication.

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Tate Britain will delve into the ‘war’ between the two great landscape artists, much touted by the art critics of their time, ...

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