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A stellar first mating for Soul Sister as injury recurrence forces her retirement to stud

Martin Stevens speaks to Daylesford Stud manager Chris Lock about Lady Bamford's elite broodmare band

RNLI colourises historical photos including Brighton beach picture

Ahead of its 200th anniversary, the RNLI has brought some of its history to life with a release of colourised images including on our own seafront.

Colourised collection of historic lifeboat photos released to celebrate RNLI's 200th anniversary

Biting the (Left) Hand That Feeds Him - The American Spectator

David Mamet is back with another chatty grab-bag of bracing commentary, although this time he’s restricted his topic to the movie business.

Christmas and the Boy Reader

There were always books for Christmas. Mounds of them: flurries of paperbacks, drifts of presentation copies inscribed in the unreadably copperplate hand of maiden great aunts, avalanches of books on chess, and manuals of do-it-yourself chemistry experiments using household items! And teach-yourself sleight-of-hand magic guides, and the not all-that-gratefully-received Latin to English and English to Latin! dictionary. The already-too-childish children's chapter books, from distant acquaintances of our parents. The popular Victorian and Edwardian fiction, adult stories that had somehow moved down the reader's scale to be thought of as proper for young readers, marketed to harried uncles seeking something in last-minute bookstores: The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Around the World in Eighty Days, The Prisoner of Zenda, The Scarlet Pimpernel.