Westminster kicks off gene-editing row

A fresh row over farming powers is brewing between Westminster and Holyrood after the UK Government moved to approve gene editing.

Ewan Pate
clock • 2 min read
Westminster kicks off gene-editing row

A fresh row over farming powers is brewing between Westminster and Holyrood after the UK Government moved to approve gene editing. Last week, Defra Secretary George Eustice introduced a new Bill to...

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