2022: What made the news in January and February?
The war in Ukraine, soaring input prices, economic recession, a summer drought and political turmoil have combined to make 2022 a year to remember – and
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The war in Ukraine, soaring input prices, economic recession, a summer drought and political turmoil have combined to make 2022 a year to remember – and
And strengthen security ties. mr sunak will launch the first major phase of the programme this morning during a visit to raf coningsby, in lincolnshire the passport office is being urged to "learn lessons" from the massive backlog in applications earlier this year, and to prepare for similar levels of demand in 2023. the spending watchdog, the national audit office, has been looking into this year's problems, which saw tens of thousands of people face long waits for their passports to be renewed. now, let's talk about the weather. as temperatures plunge all over the country, thousands of peopl...
Planned changes to nitrate vulnerable zone (NVZ) rules in Wales should be axed amid soaring input costs and increased price volatility, farming
Welsh farmer and NFU Cymru deputy president Abi Reader has been left to recover the fallout from reckless walkers who forced their way through a closed
The prolonged hot weather and lack of rain has created serious issues for livestock farmers, with increasing reports of forage shortages. Following