“throughout the winter, hunts up and down the country will be sticking two fingers up at the law”

With hunting under attack in the UK, how is the sport faring in Ireland? Octavia Pollock talks to the new chairman of the Irish Masters of Foxhounds Association, Pat Hayes, to find out

Wild campers are being urged to respect a ...

The legal right to wild camp on Dartmoor has been the gateway to a lifetime of adventure for generations of young people. As that right hangs in the balance, Hanna Lindon takes advantage of its protection on a multi-day moorland adventure with her family

While performance on the hunting field is everything, the summer prizes on the flags are also hotly contested. Andrew Sallis gets some expert insight

It’s dawn in a meadow in southern Bavaria. A faint breeze ruffles the grass and whispers through the leaves of the woodland nearby. It seems deserted. Yet look closely – there, in the shadow between b

Conservative party leader Kemi Badenoch called environmentalists trying to stop the approval of new North Sea oil and gas fields ‘eco-nutters’ during Prime Minister’s Questions. Nigel Farage, leader o