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Herd numbers of Gloucester cattle, the oldest British dairy breed, have halved in the past 15 years.

Ten ways YOU can help make No Deal Brexit a success for Britain Michael Powell for The Mail on Sunday © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo 1 The road to recovery Buying cars made in the UK will avoid any import taxes, and help support a vital industry which employs 180,000 workers. 2 Have a little lamb Your Sunday roast is about to become a lot cheaper if you buy lamb, as a surplus of quality British meat will likely flood the market. We produce more lamb than we consume, but punitive EU tariffs mean that farmers will face export taxes of up to 40 per cent.

Officials say Merkel's distaste for Boris Johnson blocked Brexit deal Glen Owen Political Editor For The Mail On Sunday © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo In the words of one negotiator, it is the 'Lutheran's distaste for the libertine' that has pushed Britain to the brink of a No Deal Brexit. Diplomats say the 'trust issue' between German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Boris Johnson came to a head during last week's fraught talks, when British negotiators tried to break the deadlock by proposing a 'tariffs for freedom' arrangement. Under the plan – to have been flesh...

Boris Johnson says the UK will 'go the extra mile' in EU Brexit talks as he steps back from the brink of No Deal but warns they could still fail because the two sides 'are still very far apart on some key things' - as supermarkets prepare for panic-buying PM held talks with European Commission president Ursula Von de Leyen this morning by telephone He had suggested that today was a hard deadline for both sides to make agreement or stop them But in a joint statement this morning they said: 'It is responsible at this point to go the extra mile'

comments Chancellor Angela Merkel is being blamed for the European Union's hard line during Brexit deal negotiations One source said that she was 'determined to make Britain crawl across broken glass' rather than compromise  Johnson's Whitehall intervention is aimed at protecting vital supplies of food and medicines after January 1  Will head 'super-committee' to run alongside existing No Deal preparation group chaired by Michael Gove Boris Johnson has seized personal control of Britain's No Deal preparations as the deadline for historic talks with the EU expires today. The move comes as Go...