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Have you heard of ‘no mow May’? This month councils are asking zealous gardeners to do the impossible — sit back and watch nettles and dandelions take over their lawns. Verges too. The purpose of this is to ‘create ecological corridors’ for animals and ‘havens’ for bees — all very sensible — but I do feel for the sort of people who plan their year in the garden like a military operation, and who must now watch, forehead veins throbbing, while the enemy advances. Gardening is meant to be therapeutic: let’s hope these gardeners can call on reserves of mindfulness practice.

Brexit would offer amazing opportunities to sign new, better trade deals with countries around the world. they've alighted upon australia, new zealand as early examples. you have suggested that the deals actually done represent, frankly, a betrayal of british farmers. why do you say that? i've worked with three different prime ministers in the last 12 months and they've all had very different priorities. i feel it was an absolute catastrophe, if i'm honest, to give australia and new zealand total liberalised deals. in 15 years, there will be no checks and balances. if anything goes wrong, ther...

Which the british government insisted would offer, brexit would offer amazing opportunities to sign new, better trade deals with countries around the world. they've alighted upon australia, new zealand as early examples. you have suggested the deals actually done represent, frankly, a betrayal of british farmers? why do you say that? i have worked with three different prime ministers in the last 12 months and they have all had very different priorities. i feel it was an absolute catastrophe, if i'm honest, to give australia and new zealand total liberalised deals, in 15 years there will be no ...

The Government should value mums who choose to stay at home to look after their children, Conservative MPs have said.

Part the Second By Michael Patrick O’Leary Declinism Last week, I wrote that for decades there had been a thriving literary genre consisting of works that portrayed Britain as the sick man of Europe (as the Ottoman Empire used to be known) and, indeed, in poor health globally. Much of this rhetoric came from the […]