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Criminal Underworld Using XL Bully Dogs as Status Symbols, MPs Told

Criminal Underworld Using XL Bully Dogs as Status Symbols, MPs Told
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Retailers and processers accused of price gouging on food

Retailers, processors and international freight companies have been accused of "price gouging" on food in the wake of Covid-19 and the war in Ukraine.

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Sir Robert Goodwill named as Efra committee chairman

Robert Goodwill is the new chairman of the House of Common’s Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Efra) Select Committee. Sir Robert, the Conservative MP

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Plea for government to save Newton Rigg - Farmers Weekly

Plea for government to save Newton Rigg >More in © Publicity Plus The government has been urged to step in at the last minute to save Newton Rigg, Cumbria’s last remaining agricultural college, from closure. York-based Askham Bryan College, which owns Newton Rigg, revealed it had put the college and its assets on the market from Tuesday (4 May) onwards, prompting huge disappointment in the Cumbrian farming community. The two farms – Sewborwens Farm in Penrith and Low Beckside Farm in Mungrisdale – have been put up for sale through Savills Estate Agents for £5.5m and £1.725m, respectively. Farmers Weekly has asked Savills to provide details of the expected market price for the Newton Rigg campus.

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