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More than 1,300 members of the Public and Commercial Services union, including staff from Defra, RPA and Marine Management Organisation have called for a pilot scheme to analyse the benefits of a four day week on wellbeing and productivity

Cuts to bus services, post offices and a reliance on online outlets will impact elderly and vulnerable

Shoppers are sacrificing healthier, fresh foods in order to save money, according to new report

The British Limousin Society says analysis of its genotype data set highlights significant differences in the emissions potential, with Limousin cattle producing up to 30 per cent fewer methane emissions in the finishing period

Mr Jones said he had been working with the Farming Community Network to raise the profile of mental health in farmers

Ewe lambs from the dispersal of Myfor Evans' Rhaeadr flock, Denbigh, dominated the Carlisle Crackers Texel sale at Borderway mart

The winning heifer calf, Foxhillfarm Unique, topped the sale of weaned calves on Red Ladies day at Carlisle at 25,000gns

The levy board has confirmed Dr Hadley will be taking up a role at the International Meat Secretariat (IMS)

Chief Veterinary Officer Christine Middlemiss confirmed 11 cases of bluetongue had been identified in the UK since November 11

Get to know Farmer Will as he answers 5 farming questions from Farmers Guardian features editor, Emily Ashworth