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* Wheat down for second week as U.S. Plains set for relief * Soybeans ease from near 7-year high, S. America weather eyed * Corn subdued as U.S. planting indications awaited (Updates with European trading, changes byline/dateline) By Gus Trompiz and Naveen Thukral PARIS/SINGAPORE, March 12 (Reuters) - Chicago wheat futures extended losses on Friday to a one-month low as rain forecast for dry parts of the U.S. Plains eased supply concerns. Soybean edged lower as it moved back from a near seven-year high this week,

Johnny Ward sets the scene ahead of a Festival like no other.

Tariffs Suspended (HRW) It’s a four-month cooling period and follows another agreement to suspend tariffs with the U.K. Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack says the deals may mean expanding markets for US Ag products. Vilsack: “..to send a signal for a potential opportunity for us to negotiate with the relaxation of the various tariffs that have been in place because of the Airbus and Boeing dispute. Maybe it gives us an opportunity to open the door with the understanding that any trade agreement must include open access to our agricultural products in order for it to be successful.” The agreemen...

The Bear Pit Theatre is at the heart of the Stratford arts community and is grateful to have been supported through the Covid crisis Published: 12:35, 05 March 2021 The Bear Pit Theatre is a unique venue at the heart of the Stratford community providing a permanent home to amateur theatre-makers in the district, including the theatre’s own Bear Pit company. As Covid-19 troubled its finances and future, artistic director David Mears, chairman Simon Allen and finance director David Derrington spoke to Gill Sutherland about what the theatre means to the town. How The Bear Pit Theatre beg...

Gordon Elliott hearing recap as trainer suspended for six months over dead horse image The Meath trainer has said the image is "indefensible" and he will move a step closer today to learning both the professional and financial cost of the incident The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now The Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board will begin hearing evidence today on the controversial image of trainer Gordon Elliott sitting astride a dead horse which emerged this week. Widespread condemnation of the picture has followed since Elliott admitted himself that it was genuine and had not been doct...