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I CALL patients into my clinic by name, which is fine most of the time, but it means I’ve had call a few odd things across the waiting room, like ‘Mr Darcy’ and ‘Frisky!’ “I’m a morning person and so

Our round-up of the funny, fascinating and unusual stories this fortnight

Henry Jones caught the birding bug young, and now he wants to pass his love of all things avian on to others…

The head of gardens and parks at the National Trust on developing climate-resilient gardens and worrying less about our choices I spent time in the garden with my mum when I was young, but I drifted a

The success of a garden depends on the quality of its garden team. Charles Quest-Ritson finds three young horticulturists destined for greatness