Plus: How to bring a cosy, Scandi-inspired aesthetic to your wardrobe and 8 reasons to give up driving in Britain
 |  | | Acutely observant and fascinated by people, Lady Mary, the heroine of Sarah Ferguson’s new Mills & Boon novel A Most Intriguing Lady, has much in common with the Duchess of York herself (“I’m naturally curious – always have been”). Ahead of the book’s upcoming launch this month, she sits down with Celia Walden to discuss everything from looking after the late Queen Elizabeth’s corgis to her support for her ex-husband Prince Andrew. Read the exclusive interview here.
Meanwhile, interiors influencer Reena Simon reveals how to bring a cosy, Scandi-inspired aesthetic to your wardrobe and Ed Wiseman shares eight reasons why he’s giving up driving in Britain.
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