Clarkson's Farm Sparks UK Agricultural College Boom
Jeremy Clarkson's hit Amazon series 'Clarkson's Farm' has inspired a new generation of farmers, with new data showing a huge rise in applications to agricultural colleges across the UK.
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Mauritius oil spill sparks female farming revolution
How an ecological disaster off the coast of Mauritius empowered a generation of women to transform the island's agricultural landscape and achieve food self-sufficiency.
Riverford's Guy Singh-Watson: Britain's Most Honest Farmer
Riverford Organic Farmers' founder Guy Singh-Watson delivers a raw, unfiltered account of the UK's agricultural turmoil, government failings, and the urgent need for sustainable food system reform.
Denver's Gathering of Nations Powwow Concludes with Hope
The 40th annual Gathering of Nations, North America's largest Native American powwow, concluded in Denver with a powerful message of cultural preservation and unity, as thousands celebrated indigenous traditions through dance, music, and ceremony.
King Charles begins summer stay at Balmoral Castle
King Charles has officially started his summer residency at Balmoral Castle, marking the beginning of a cherished royal tradition. Discover the significance of this annual retreat.
Yorkshire car wash’s tea cosy ceremony goes viral
Workers at a Yorkshire Dales car wash have created a quirky tea cosy ceremony, blending British tradition with modern workplace culture. Discover how this charming ritual is bringing joy to locals and visitors alike.
Good Friday: Ecumenical Church Services Explained
Exploring the unique traditions and ecumenical importance of Good Friday church services across the UK.
Reeves meets farmers over inheritance tax worries
Chancellor Rachel Reeves held talks with the National Farmers' Union to address concerns over potential inheritance tax reforms affecting UK agriculture.
Ghana's fantasy coffins: Fish, teapots & pineapples
Discover Ghana's vibrant fantasy coffin tradition, where the deceased are laid to rest in extraordinary handcrafted designs, from fish to teapots and pineapples.
Farmers grow crops in UK cemeteries for extra cash
British farmers are leasing cemetery plots to grow crops in a bizarre yet profitable new trend. Discover how this unconventional method is helping them stay afloat amid rising costs.
Black family reunions: A summer tradition of resilience
Discover the rich history and cultural significance of Black family reunions in the UK, a cherished summer tradition that strengthens bonds and celebrates heritage.
Royal Baby Essentials: Prince George to Athena's Hand-Me-Downs
Discover the cherished royal baby essentials passed down through generations, from Prince George to Princess Charlotte and now baby Athena. A glimpse into the Windsor family's sentimental traditions.
American in UK: Hilarious Culture Shocks
An American visitor to the UK reveals the most surprising and amusing differences they encountered, from tea habits to pub etiquette.
King Charles skips Trooping the Colour for birthday
In a surprising move, King Charles has decided to forgo the traditional Trooping the Colour ceremony for his birthday this year. Discover the reasons behind this royal shift and what it means for the monarchy.
French farmers use manure to drive out squatters
Desperate French farmers resort to spreading manure to drive out illegal occupants from their land in a smelly yet effective protest tactic.
Steam Engines & Fire Walking: Weekend Highlights
From vintage steam engines to daring fire-walking rituals, this weekend was packed with breathtaking moments. Explore the best photos capturing the essence of tradition and adventure.
Garma Festival 2025: Indigenous Culture in Pictures
Explore the vibrant Garma Festival 2025 through breathtaking images capturing the essence of Indigenous Australian culture, traditions, and community spirit.
Australian farmers losing trust in agricultural bodies
Growing discontent among Australian farmers raises questions about whether peak agricultural organisations truly represent their interests.
Scientists decode tomato and potato evolution
Groundbreaking research reveals the genetic twists that transformed wild plants into the tomatoes and potatoes we know today, offering insights into future crop improvements.
UK community demands minority status to protect traditions
A close-knit British community is campaigning for official recognition as a national minority to safeguard their unique cultural heritage and ancient way of life from modern threats.
Queen Elizabeth's radical changes to royal birth traditions
A fascinating look into how Queen Elizabeth II modernised royal childbirth, breaking away from centuries-old traditions with the births of Charles, Anne, and Andrew.
Shinto: Japan's ancient religion gains global followers
Discover how Shinto, Japan's indigenous spirituality, is attracting international devotees and influencing modern practices worldwide.
Lapland heatwave threatens Christmas traditions
Unseasonably warm weather in Lapland is causing concern for festive traditions, with reindeer struggling and snow melting fast. Could this impact Christmas?
Farmers divided over 'Coke & peanuts' livestock method
A controversial farming trend involving Coca-Cola and peanuts has sparked heated debates among agricultural communities, with some hailing it as innovative and others warning of potential risks.
Shocking truth about kissing dead bodies at funerals
A mortician exposes the unsettling truth behind the Victorian-era tradition of kissing deceased loved ones at funerals, sparking debate on hygiene and ethics.
Australia's 'no shoes indoors' rule baffles visitors
A quirky Australian custom of removing shoes before entering homes has left international visitors baffled. Discover the cultural reasoning behind this surprising tradition.
Charli XCX's wedding ring value & style secrets revealed
Pop sensation Charli XCX defies showbiz norms with her modest wedding band and unconventional attire at her low-key ceremony with The 1975's George Daniel.
US beef prices surge due to tariffs and disease
Rising tariffs and disease outbreaks are pushing US beef prices to unprecedented levels, impacting consumers and the agricultural sector.
US corn growers battle Coca-Cola over sugar subsidies
American corn farmers are challenging Coca-Cola's use of subsidised sugar, citing unfair competition under Trump-era trade policies. The dispute highlights tensions in US agricultural trade.
Why golf has 18 holes: The surprising history
Discover the surprising origins of golf's 18-hole tradition and how it became the global standard for tournaments like The Open Championship.
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