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Go wild in Exmoor

Posted 25 April 2015 The unique landscape and captivating sights and sounds of the southwest’s famous National Park will leave you awestruck

Painting project

Posted 25 April 2015 Part 1 Paint this stunning view of Alpine peaks in this month’s painting project from a photograph. Jane Ward takes you through the process of painting a loose watercolour sketch in preparation for a more finished painting

Studying in the sun

Posted 25 April 2015 Many divers like to take their first plunge beneath the ocean surface in balmy overseas waters. Beth and Shaun Tierney assess the options for divers on a learning curve

Making a Music Video

Posted 25 April 2015 With Youtube and MySpace the music video has come into its own as a product that anyone with access to a DSLR camera and editing software can produce and get shown

Hidden Treasure

Posted 25 April 2015 After opening an independent Porsche shop in 1965, Denny Aker began to amass a number of 356s and other models from the German marque, leading to one of the most impressive private collections of the genre

Surprise Inside Cakes

Posted 25 April 2015 With the explosion in interest in decorating cakes over the past few years, it is not surprising that some bright spark suddenly looked at ways of decorating under the icing and inside the cake itself.

Peak Performance

Posted 25 April 2015 There are some who maintain that the E39 M5 and E46 M3 represented a high water mark for M cars. Are they right? And if so, which is the pick of the pair?

When New York was three hours from London

Posted 25 April 2015 Bruce Hales-Dutton talks to former British Airways Concorde Captain Jock Lowe about the differences between flying the supersonic airliner and subsonic passenger jets

Darren Cox - A life in angling

Posted 25 April 2015 When it comes to top allround anglers, few have achieved as much as England International, and Garbolino boss, Darren Cox. This is his story...

History Comics - Gallipoli: 25 April 1915

Posted 25 April 2015 The Gallipoli legend that we know is not our own. Somehow, we have stolen the British experience of a dawn slaughter on a beach further south, under Turkish guns.