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Drop from £1,690 driven by fall in wholesale gas prices but household bills still substantially higher than three years ago

Analysis claims autumn and winter rainfall was made 15 per cent heavier by climate change, leading to reduced revenue from key arable crops

Winter downpours also made 20% wetter and will occur every three years without urgent carbon cuts, experts warn

Arable farmers face losing nearly a billion in revenue as a result of the wet winter, the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit (ECIU) has revealed.

While climate change and environment rank below issues such as the economy and NHS, they will still be a focus for voters.

DESNZ announces it will not rollover surplus emissions achieved during the last Carbon Budget

The UK Government has decided not to carry forward additional emissions reductions over the past five years, beyond what was required to meet carbon budget targets.

Firm aims to expand the coverage of its product to eventually include every company in the world

At the summit, Prime Minister Sunak unveiled a package of support reflecting the importance of food security issues.

Food manufacturers, retailers, farming groups and food industry bodies were invited to discuss issues they are facing with the government.