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UK food trade bodies have expressed some doubts as to whether new border controls on EU imports will be implemented on time in January.

UK food trade bodies have expressed some doubts as to whether new border controls on EU imports will be implemented on time in January.

During a quizzing by MPs, the Cabinet minister suggested that Britain was less prepared for recent downpours because they came from the East and not the West.

Downing Street says a year-on-year drop in small boat crossings is not linked to weather conditions but "more a result of the policies enacted by the government" - as the immigration minister updates MPs on the housing of asylum seekers in hotels.

MPs heard how American Bully XL dogs are being used by criminals to deter police amid a rise in attacks.

Thames Water is in serious trouble, but its problems reflect challenges with debt and sewage spills across the industry.

SNP and Green ministers have been accused of “failure in delivery” of environmental ambition after it was revealed almost 6,500 tonnes of…

Compostable Coalition UK engaged the support of Eunomia to conduct the first of its kind cost-benefit analysis of the role compostable packaging can play in supporting a new plastics economy.

Father of two Mr Parish, who said he had been trying to research tractors when he stumbled across X-rated material, told Times Radio today he had unfinished business in politics.

Panic over avian flu led many to buy frozen or to choose a different meat altogether this Christmas – leaving poultry suppliers overstocked