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Experience: I’ve spent decades collecting over 260 postboxes

It started with an obscure railway postbox that had been thrown in a skip – now my museum has pieces from Scotland, Ireland and Hong Kong

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Portsmouth’s John Swift: ‘Rivalry with Southampton is so big that the game feels like a final’

Pompey midfielder tells Ben Fisher that playing in first South Coast derby league meeting in 13 years is bucket-list worthy

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Dining across the divide: ‘He talked about cancel culture going too far – Gregg Wallace came up’

A Tory and a Labour voter struggle to find common ground over woke culture and second-home ownership

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Dining across the divide: ‘I’m not 100% sure I would be against corporal punishment in schools’

One is a children’s charity worker, the other a teacher. Can they come to an agreement on the behaviour crisis in education?

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Dining across the divide: ‘He agreed that Conservative election policies are a bit desperate and Labour is playing too safe’

With differing views on striking junior doctors and Brexit, could a lunch and ‘proper conversation’ lead to common ground?

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Walking ancient Dorset paths to megaliths – and a village pub

In this ancient corner of England near Abbotsbury, stone circles punctuate the open downland. Our writer picks a misty but atmospheric day to explore

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A car hit me, drove off – and left me annihilated. Here is how I put myself back together

When a car hit Adam Johnson at 55mph, he was left with broken legs, nose, teeth and spirit, and was put into a coma in hospital. His slow recovery was helped by one of the few things he still had – his creativity

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A sting in the tale: weaving with nettles helped turn grief into joy

Recovering from the loss of his wife, Allan Brown turned his hand to an ancient craft

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Tragic death of the ticket office: the inhuman, isolating change that could ruin train travel

Along with nearly 1,000 other railway stations in England, Ryde is set to lose their facility, part of a recent £10m transformation. Both locals and tourists are incensed

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No gym fees, no fancy equipment: it’s the skint bouncer’s guide to fitness!

Forget treadmills, rowing machines and air-conditioned exercise suites: you can get in shape with a staircase, a chair and fridge. Take it from a man who can’t afford to throw money around

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‘We don’t need police’: the New Forest village taking the law into its own hands

At the village with the most unsolved burglaries in the UK, shopkeepers are turning to vigilante-style tactics

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‘There’s nowhere to go’: a family made homeless in the UK housing crisis

Colin and Gemma Booth and their children are among more than 100,000 families in temporary accommodation in England

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‘This way of farming is really sexy’: the rise of regenerative agriculture

On the Isle of Wight Hollie Fallick and Francesca Cooper are part of a movement to bring tired and depleted soil back to life – and boost food security

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‘Confront what you’re afraid of’: how three open-water swimmers learned to love the sea

Summertime is sun, sand and sea – or is it? Not everybody feels comfortable in the water. We find out what it takes to swim past mental, physical and cultural barriers

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‘The sea’s a magnetic force’: three former city-dwellers on the lure of coastal living

Whether beach walking or cold-water swimming, seaside living can be surprisingly restorative. Three enthusiasts explain their love of the sea and how they balance the thrill with staying safe

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‘There will be fewer British tomatoes on the shelves’: soaring energy costs force growers to quit

Impact is less choice and higher prices, and risk of opening up new front in supermarket salad crisis

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From classroom coder to cybersecurity whizz: success stories from a children’s programming project

A digital games scheme is giving bright young minds an insight into how coding works and the amazing things it can do. For some, it takes their lives – and future careers – in new directions

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‘What else can we do?’: trespassers demand right to roam minister’s 12,000-acre estate

Campaigners visit Berkshire estate belonging to Richard Benyon, minister in charge of access to nature

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Open doors, free meals and British borscht – is this the Ukraine-friendliest town in the UK?

Tens of thousands of Ukrainians have been welcomed to Britain – but nowhere more so than in the leafy town of Crowborough, East Sussex. How are the new arrivals settling in?

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Poisoned oaks, slain sycamores: who’s behind Britain’s tree murders?

In affluent areas across the UK, unknown assassins are striking. Their weapons? Herbicides and hatchets. Their victims? Once mighty trees. We join the plant detectives on their trail

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‘Like stroppy teenagers’: the joy of hunting devious and demanding orchids

For British botanist Leif Bersweden, finding an orchid is ‘pure joy’ and one that he is happy to share with fellow enthusiasts as they scour a nature reserve in Hampshire

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Changing faces: how a body artist found creative ways to adapt her business

Amy Jones has worn many hats to earn a living, including face-painting at football matches. Here, she explains how being versatile has helped her business thrive

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A riverside walk to a great pub: the John O’Gaunt Inn, Hampshire

The limpid waters of the River Test link a stroll over chalk hills to a pub serving fine rustic roasts

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Dining across the divide: ‘I was expecting a vegan wearing a European Union hat - one of those’

They’ve voted the same way in the past, but differ on positive discrimination and leave/remain. Can they find common ground over refugees?

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Knepp estate: why the king and queen of rewilding are farming again after 20 years

Charlie Burrell and Isabella Tree were pioneers of rewilding in the UK. Now they are setting their sights on regenerative agriculture, which will supply food to a new farm shop and cafe

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