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Heckfield Place, a Hotel in the English Countryside, Opens a New Spa, The Bothy

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Arriving at Heckfield Place is like entering Jane Austen’s world—the Hampshire hotel is a Georgian, Grade II–listed house within a 432-acre estate of manicured loveliness. The drive sweeps through woodland and lawns, and two lakes can be seen from the dramatic entrance hall. The reception rooms have the reassuring scent of log fires and fresh flowers gathered from the gardens.
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The New Hampshire

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Are Dems facing a Feinstein redux? What’s similar — and different — about the Biden dilemma Democratic angst over President Joe Biden’s electability is echoing the struggle many wrestled with when Sen. Dianne Feinstein’s mental acuity was …
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How "The Great Escaper" Movie, Starring Michael Caine & Glenda Jackson, Got Made

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The Great Escaper was nearly never made. What were the chances of enlisting two Oscar-winning actors, re-creating D-day in southern England, and contending with pandemic lockdowns—all on a $10 million budget? The answer lies with a former trash collector, screenwriter William Ivory, and a onetime children’s-television host, co-producer Douglas Rae.
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