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With the blooming of flowers this spring, next time you see bees in the process of pollination you can now think of their great benefits to the natural world. Without honeybees, agriculture — the glue that holds our society together — may face declining productivity, which would cause detrimental global ripple effects.

PEOPLE flocked to the Conwy Seed Fair yesterday (March 27) for the town’s first tourist event of the year.

This week’s recipe, the Beegroni, uses Beesou, a one-of-a-kind aperitif, to bring a honey-hued take on the classic negroni.

Freezing cold snaps and flooding in winter followed by long, sweltering summers, don’t only take their toll on us – they affect all species, includi...

Tanzania is Africa’s second-biggest producer of honey, and to get it to the next level, the country’s government and aid agencies want beekeepers to adopt hanging-frame beehive designs to increase their production and income. But beekeepers have been reluctant to abandon their traditional hives made from hollow logs. What do they know that the technical […]

The benefits of bees cannot be overstated. In order for our planet to stay in good shape, they have a crucial role to play.

With his wife Pat, he pioneered a safer model of beekeeping suit made out of corset boning and fabric from brassieres and swimsuits

Tributes have been paid to the former BBC Breakfast host Bill Turnbull who has died at the age of 66, including Bees for Development Director, Nicola Bradbear.

The former BBC Breakfast presenters family revealed that he died peacefully at home in Suffolk after a challenging and committed fight against his cancer.

While appearing on Good Morning Britain today, Susanna Reid recalled what her former co-host Bill Turnbull had said when he was diagnosed with cancer in November 2017.