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Sadhguru interview: famous yogi gives 25 years to save Britain's soil
There are 25 years to save Britain’s soil otherwise it will eventually turn into a desert and end farming as we know it, an environmental campaigner and Indian guru has told NationalWorld. Sadhguru, a spiritual yogi, is the leader of the Save Soil...

As 30 crore workers, farmers join July 9 strike against govt.’s policies, will there be media coverage of the shut down?
A staggering 30-40 crore workers and farmers will participate in the general strike on Wednesday, July 9, 2025, declared leaders of 10 central trade unions in New Delhi on Monday (July 7, 2025) while addressing a joint press conference. The...

Senator Katie Boyd Britt highlights Alabama's achievements in education and agriculture
Senator Katie Boyd Britt, a prominent political figure from Alabama, recently shared several updates on her Twitter account regarding educational achievements, agricultural initiatives, and maritime security in the state. Her tweets highlight key...

IHT and compliance pressures push farms to diversify
Inheritance Tax (IHT) reforms and compliance requirements have left farm businesses in the East of England concerned and uncertain about the future. This has resulted in a significant rise in the number of growers across the region, shifting their...

The mixed messages from Washington since raid on Vermont farm have increased fears
MONTPELIER — After six 12-hour shifts milking cows, José Molina-Aguilar’s lone day off was hardly relaxing. On April 21, he and seven co-workers were arrested on a Vermont dairy farm in what advocates say was one of the state’s largest-ever...

Running a successful suckler farm – a family affair
Running a sustainable and profitable suckler farm isn’t easy - but support is available. The College of Agriculture, Food and Rural Enterprise (CAFRE) recently launched new Suckler Cow Fertility Themed Groups to help farmers improve key fertility...

Huge update in the fight to keep one of Wales' top restaurant open
A top Welsh restaurant facing eviction has secured a temporary reprieve following months of public pressure and calls for transparency from Pembrokeshire County Council. Paternoster Farm, a critically acclaimed restaurant based in the village of...

Archeologists uncover evidence of massive 6,000-year-old timber hall in Scotland
Built around 4000 BC by early farming communities, the hall measured an impressive 35 metres long and 9 metres wide. Archaeologists in Scotland have uncovered remarkable evidence of a vast and sophisticated timber hall dating back around 6,000...

Macron begins state visit to UK amid migrant crisis
A state visit by French President Emmanuel Macron got under way outside London on Tuesday, as British royals joined their visitors for the countries' national anthems in the sunlit grounds of Windsor Castle. Artillery fired a 41-gun salute when Mr...

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Suzie Britt: Valley Arts Council is turning 25
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Suzie Britt: Valley Arts Council is turning 25 Published 9:15 am Tuesday, July 8, 2025 Dear Editor, thank you for giving me this space. The Valley Arts Council is turning 25 this year. As president, I would like to say we...

Countdown to Stratford Butterfly Farm’s 40th anniversary celebrations begins!
The countdown to Stratford-upon-Avon Butterfly Farm’s 40th anniversary which takes place in less than 2 weeks’ time, has begun! Over 40 years ago Clive Farrell had a dream to create an attraction that would introduce visitors to the wonderment of...

Stroke survivor defies the odds to pursue dairy farming dream
A determined agriculture student at Barnsley College is overcoming significant challenges after surviving a severe stroke in 2021, steadfastly pursuing her passion for farming and a future career in dairy. Neive Burke’s recovery journey has been...

Sainsbury’s axes three key services across UK stores
Sainsbury’s has axed three key services across its UK stores from this summer as part of places to “drive growth”. The supermarket chain has now closed its patisserie, hot food and pizza counters in stores, as part of moves to create more space...

India-UK trade deal sparks new opportunities for Scottish salmon
The deal, expected to take effect in 2025, paves the way for exports worth tens of millions of pounds every year, creating inward investment and well-paid jobs in Scotland. As talks get underway, Indian High Commissioner to the UK, His Excellency...
Dozens of people affected by UK post office scandal contemplated suicide, report finds
DOZENS OF PEOPLE contemplated suicide because of their experiences of the UK Post Office Horizon scandal, an official report has found. Bankruptcy, divorce and vitriolic abuse from the public were among the other “harrowing” impacts laid bare in a...

Pensions are changing in the UK: How you can plan today and save tomorrow
Sponsored by AAB Wealth ON April 6 2027, the UK pensions landscape is due to change dramatically, bringing your unused personal pensions into scope for inheritance tax, where previously they were exempt. With UK pensions often valued between...

Almost 10% of women in Scotland 'sexually harassed at work'
Nearly 10% of women in Scotland have been sexually harassed at work, a Unite survey has found. The poll heard from 6,500 women across the UK and Ireland, with 1,143 female Unite members responding in Scotland alone. The Scottish survey findings...

Trump Administration Gives Update on Deporting Migrant Farm Workers
By Dan Gooding is a Newsweek reporter based in New York City. His focus is reporting on immigration and border security. He has covered immigration issues extensively, including the root causes of migration to the U.S., its impact on border...

'I visited UK's priciest farm shop and couldn't believe how much crisps cost'
When it comes to shopping, many of us budget for food each week - ensuring that we have all our essentials, but are getting a good deal. If you save money, it means there's extra left over for treats here and there - and sometimes you may want to...

Final call for farmers to apply for FETF grants
Farmers across England are being urged to submit their final applications for the Farming Equipment and Technology Fund (FETF) 2025 before the deadline at midday on Wednesday, 10 July. With £46.7m available this round, the fund helps farmers,...