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ABF, which also owns Dorset Cereals, says it is not yet planning rises but it may need to import ‘quite a lot’ of grain

As Britain reaches a record rainfall in the last 18 months and other countries experience extreme temperatures, could we start to see empty shelves again?

There is a stoic beauty to the electricity pylon, beacons to modernity that snake across the landscape. But they have powerful enemies

Easter eggs are costing 50 per cent more than last year as the price of cocoa continues to surge. Jabed Ahmed and Lydia Patrick examine what has triggered ‘chocflation’, and why this might be just the beginnning of our woes

Easter eggs are costing 50 per cent more than last year as the price of cocoa continues to surge. Jabed Ahmed and Lydia Patrick examine what has triggered ‘chocflation’, and why this might be just the beginnning of our woes

New model debuted, as latest government figures confirm surge in demand for heat pump grant scheme

Doomsayers warn that Britain is returning to the bad old days of the 1970s – yet by one measure, we are already there.

SIR – Criticism of a religion should not be construed as racism. Did Lee Anderson MP make negative comments about people of a certain ethnicity (report, February 26)? No, he did not. So why do people like Anneliese Dodds, the Labour Party chairman, accuse him of racism, when they know perfectly well that he was speaking about Islamists, who come from many different racial backgrounds? Would criticism of Christianity be construed as racism? Of course not. These people, and many others, are...

Introduction: Strategic Carbon Management - The corporate world is experiencing significant growth in the need for carbon management services. Within the diverse field of...