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Man found guilty over waste dumping offences
Louise Cullen BBC NI agriculture and environment correspondent Google A man has been found guilty of three waste offences, after 7,600 tonnes of non-compliant waste…
Labour now the pro-business party, says Labour’s Rachel Reeves
Getty Images Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves was joined by Tory defector, Bury South MP Christian Wakeford (R), as she made her speech Labour’s shadow chancellor…
NI agriculture college to get a £75m investment
Conor Macauley BBC NI Agriculture & Environment Correspondent Getty Images Northern Ireland’s agriculture college is to get a £75m investment. Two of its sites at…
UK’s richest man eyes North Sea oil and gas fields
Getty Images Jim Ratcliffe is the founder and chairman of Ineos Britain’s richest man Jim Ratcliffe is hoping to extend his grip on the North…
Greece and Croatia acted fast, now need to save summer
Guy Delauney & Kostas Kallergis BBC News Reuters For both countries, at least a fifth of their economies are reliant on tourism Greece has always…
COP25 island nation in ‘fight to death’
Matt McGrath Environment correspondent, Madrid COP25: What you need to know about the climate conference The president of an island nation on the frontline of…
‘We could end up with no business or savings’
Daniel Thomas and Kevin Peachey Business reporters Andy Shaw Andy Shaw (left) and his business partner Jake say their firm is at risk Andy Shaw,…
‘Ping peril’ and pupils isolating ‘needless’
Getty Images People working in key parts of the food industry are now exempt from isolation rules “Ping rules change to end the UK’s shutdown”…
CO2 supply fears re-emerge as CF Fertilisers plant halts production
Getty Images Carbon dioxide is widely used in the meat industry One of the UK’s major fertiliser plants will halt production raising concerns it could…
US court rules Uber and Lyft workers are contractors
Annabelle Liang Business reporter Uber A US court has ruled that “gig” economy giants including Uber and Lyft can continue treating their workers as independent…