The Earls of Derby & Horse Racing through the Centuries

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Lord Iveagh: Legacy, Land and the Weight of History at Elveden

Lord Iveagh - Ned Guinness - is custodian of the 22,000-acre Elveden Estate in Suffolk. But inheritance, in his case, is layered. Elveden was once owned by Maharaja Duleep Singh, redesigned with Mughal splendour, later purchased by the Guinness family, and transformed into Britai ...  Show more

Inside Britain’s Great Houses with Eleanor Doughty: Heirs, Duty and the Modern Aristocracy

Journalist and author Eleanor Doughty has spent over a decade gaining rare access to Britain’s great estates. In her Sunday Telegraph column and her book Heirs and Graces, she explores inheritance not as privilege alone - but as duty, burden and identity. In this episode, Violet ...  Show more

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