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Country Life, 7 Oct 2026

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ArticleMs Hanna Sebright

Hanna is the CEO of the Mid­lands Air Ambu­lance—which this year cel­eb­rates its 35th anniversary—a pos­i­tion she has held for 17 years. She is mar­ried to Squad­ron Leader (Retd) Chris­topher Tem­pest-roe and is the daugh­ter of the late Alex­an­der...

Ms Hanna Sebright

ArticleLONDON LIFE

Will Hosie pon­ders the cap­ital’s stand­ing in the artistic world (page 103), seeks out seven of the best prop­er­ties cur­rently for sale (page 110) and relives Lon­don’s most mem­or­able parties (page 112), plus our writers have all you need to...

LONDON LIFE

ArticleStranger things

An emperor’s tooth­brush, a lob­ster tele­phone and a stuffed cay­man —there really were no lim­its for the eccent­ric Brit­ish col­lect­ors of yes­teryear, finds Claire Jack­son IF a group of lady­birds is a love­li­ness, then a col­lec­tion of...

Stranger things

ArticleSul­tans of swing

What did the Otto­mans ever do for us? Lucien de Guise explores the many Turk­ish influ­ences that reached the shores of Bri­tain

Sul­tans of swing

ArticleArts & antiques

The tentacles of Nic­ola Turner’s tact­ile and sus­tain­able sculp­ture work are reach­ing across the land, as she tells Carla Passino WHEN sculptor Nic­ola Turner set out to respond to Sir Joshua Reyn­olds with an install­a­tion in the court­yard of...

Arts & antiques

ArticleCoun­try-house treas­ure

John Goodall’s way is barred at Tra­quair House, Peeb­lesshire, where the gates were locked when Bon­nie Prince Charlie left in 1745 Cstands beside the monu­mental Bear Gates at the head of the main avenue to the house. By tra­di­tion, these were...

Coun­try-house treas­ure