New Brexit export licences threaten UK food industry
UK food and agricultural exporters face a fresh Brexit blow as new EU licence requirements threaten to cripple small businesses with costly delays and complex paperwork, industry leaders warn.
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UK Agriculture Students Share Their Experiences and Challenges
Exclusive insights from UK agriculture students reveal a sector at a crossroads. Discover the challenges, innovations, and future of British farming from those training to feed the nation.
Clarkson's Farm Sparks UK Agricultural College Boom
Jeremy Clarkson's hit Amazon series 'Clarkson's Farm' has inspired a new generation of farmers, with new data showing a huge rise in applications to agricultural colleges across the UK.
Mauritius oil spill sparks female farming revolution
How an ecological disaster off the coast of Mauritius empowered a generation of women to transform the island's agricultural landscape and achieve food self-sufficiency.
The One Scrambled Egg Mistake Everyone Makes
Top chefs reveal the single biggest error home cooks make with scrambled eggs, leading to rubbery results. Discover the simple secrets to achieving creamy, restaurant-quality eggs every single time.
Driving Instructor's Top 7 UK Test Mistakes Revealed
A seasoned UK driving instructor shares the critical errors that cause test failures and accidents. Discover the surprising habits you need to break now to pass your test and stay safe on the road.
Riverford's Guy Singh-Watson: Britain's Most Honest Farmer
Riverford Organic Farmers' founder Guy Singh-Watson delivers a raw, unfiltered account of the UK's agricultural turmoil, government failings, and the urgent need for sustainable food system reform.
Australia's Diplomatic Storm and Reform Controversy
Exclusive insight into Australia's escalating diplomatic row, the controversial 'Barry' roundtable reforms, and the political turmoil gripping Canberra. Discover the internal and external pressures shaping the nation's future.
Titchmarsh: Modern gardening is 'pathetic'
TV gardening legend Alan Titchmarsh has hit out at modern gardening habits, calling them 'pathetic' and urging Brits to reconnect with nature properly.
Travellers spark fury by setting up camp on affluent common
Residents in an affluent area are up in arms after a group of Travellers occupied a picturesque common, leaving locals frustrated and demanding action.
Migrant arrested after entering blind woman's flat in London
A migrant staying at a Canary Wharf hotel has been arrested on suspicion of common assault after allegedly entering a blind woman's flat. The incident has raised concerns over safety and accommodation policies.
Reeves meets farmers over inheritance tax worries
Chancellor Rachel Reeves held talks with the National Farmers' Union to address concerns over potential inheritance tax reforms affecting UK agriculture.
Driving instructor reveals top learner mistake
A seasoned driving instructor shares the most common error learner drivers make, offering expert advice to help you pass your test with confidence.
Dining Across the Divide: A Lesson in Empathy
A chance encounter over dinner bridges political and social divides, proving that shared humanity can overcome differences.
Farmers grow crops in UK cemeteries for extra cash
British farmers are leasing cemetery plots to grow crops in a bizarre yet profitable new trend. Discover how this unconventional method is helping them stay afloat amid rising costs.
Breast cancer's most common symptom revealed
Experts reveal the most frequently overlooked sign of breast cancer, urging women to stay vigilant and seek early medical advice.
French farmers use manure to drive out squatters
Desperate French farmers resort to spreading manure to drive out illegal occupants from their land in a smelly yet effective protest tactic.
Australian farmers losing trust in agricultural bodies
Growing discontent among Australian farmers raises questions about whether peak agricultural organisations truly represent their interests.
Scientists decode tomato and potato evolution
Groundbreaking research reveals the genetic twists that transformed wild plants into the tomatoes and potatoes we know today, offering insights into future crop improvements.
Disney World's most common injuries revealed
Discover the most frequent injuries at Disney World and how visitors can stay safe while enjoying the magic.
Painkiller linked to cheating risk in new study
New research suggests that a widely used pain reliever, consumed by over 100 million Americans, may influence moral decision-making, making users more prone to unethical actions like cheating.
Labor faces backlash over aged care reform delays
The Australian government is under fire as delays to crucial aged care reforms spark outrage among advocates and opposition leaders.
Farmers divided over 'Coke & peanuts' livestock method
A controversial farming trend involving Coca-Cola and peanuts has sparked heated debates among agricultural communities, with some hailing it as innovative and others warning of potential risks.
3 Foot Care Mistakes You're Probably Making
A leading podiatrist shares the top three mistakes people make with their feet—and how to avoid them for better foot health.
Woman's limbs amputated after common infection
A shocking case highlights the dangers of a common infection that affects millions of women annually, leading to life-changing consequences.
The heartbreaking story behind The Wombles
Discover the emotional tale of Elisabeth Beresford, the creator of The Wombles, and how a devastating family tragedy led to the birth of these iconic eco-friendly characters.
US beef prices surge due to tariffs and disease
Rising tariffs and disease outbreaks are pushing US beef prices to unprecedented levels, impacting consumers and the agricultural sector.
US corn growers battle Coca-Cola over sugar subsidies
American corn farmers are challenging Coca-Cola's use of subsidised sugar, citing unfair competition under Trump-era trade policies. The dispute highlights tensions in US agricultural trade.
Irish citizens exempt from UK’s EU Settlement Scheme
Irish nationals living in the UK will not need to apply for settled status post-Brexit, thanks to the long-standing Common Travel Area agreement. Here’s how it affects residency rights.
Irish citizens retain UK residency rights post-Brexit
Irish citizens living in the UK will retain residency rights without applying to the EU Settlement Scheme, reaffirming the historic Common Travel Area agreement.
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