Category: Technology, Culture, Food, World
Why UK exporters are set for a sugar rush
Dan Macadam Business reporter Sugar gets sweeter for UK farmers The UK’s sugar beet industry is looking to ramp up production, as European Union quotas…
What’s off and what’s still on in Wales?
NAtional Eisteddfod The National Eisteddfod will now be held in Ceredigion in 2021 Numerous major events in Wales have been called off or reorganised because…
Merz’s conservatives celebrate, far right enjoys record result
Paul Kirby Europe digital editor in Berlin Reuters Friedrich Merz (C) wanted a strong mandate and to form a coalition fast, but it may take…
‘I put £2,000 in every week just to stay open’
Getty Images From Saturday, customers will no longer be allowed to go inside to collect food or coffee. Instead, they must be served from a…
M&S sales jump as food boosts recovery after lockdown
Getty Images Marks and Spencer reported a surge in profits as its food division helped it bounce back after Covid restrictions. Boss Steve Rowe said…
Derby HGV test site aims to help tackle driver shortage
BBC The new site is the first of its type in Derby A new training facility has opened in Derby, aimed at easing the HGV…
Jabs for children begin and loans considered for energy firms
Here are five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Monday morning. We’ll have another update for you this evening. 1. Jabs…
How it feels to walk the runway
Lindsay Brown Newsbeat reporter BBC “Can you take your bra off?” a fashion assistant asks. “Absolutely not,” I reply, realising I’ve probably had my first…
Miners saved after knocking on pipe
Chinese miners: ‘I feel like I am reborn’ Two Chinese miners rescued after being trapped underground for two weeks have described how they made contact…
Fishermen fear further shellfish die-off
Joe Redfern Dead crustaceans have washed up at several spots along the North East and North Yorkshire coast Fishermen who blame dredging for a shellfish…