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.
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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.
Rail fares to rise at steepest rate in 10 years
UK rail passengers are bracing for the sharpest fare increase in years, sparking fury among commuters and calls for government intervention.
BTP officers to strike over pay dispute
British Transport Police officers, represented by the RMT union, are set to strike in a dispute over pay and conditions, potentially causing widespread travel chaos across the UK.
Police hunt violent robbers on London trains
British Transport Police launch urgent manhunt after series of violent robberies and sexual assaults on London trains. Victims report terrifying ordeals as criminals target rush-hour passengers.
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.
Free bus travel for under-22s in England
Young people in England can now enjoy free bus travel. Here’s how the new scheme works and who qualifies.
Tube staff ignore fare dodgers in shocking footage
Footage captures two fare evaders shamelessly bypassing ticket barriers at a London Underground station while staff appear to turn a blind eye, sparking outrage among commuters.
Shocking near-misses on NSW light rail revealed
Dramatic video reveals close calls on Sydney's light rail network, prompting a new safety campaign by NSW authorities.
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.
Elizabeth Line launches Heathrow service
The Elizabeth Line has officially launched its direct service to Heathrow Airport, promising quicker, more affordable journeys for passengers. Here's what you need to know.
Labour's transport blunders spark political backlash
The Labour Party faces mounting criticism over its handling of transport policies, with recent missteps sparking backlash from both the public and political opponents.
Europe's First Driverless Train Begins Operations
Europe's first fully autonomous passenger train has begun operations, marking a revolutionary step in public transport. Discover how this cutting-edge technology is set to transform commutes.
Starmer faces backlash over French car use
Labour leader Keir Starmer under fire for using a French-made Citroën car while advocating for stricter UK transport policies. Critics question his commitment to British industry.
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.
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.
NSW Commuters Stranded Amid Transport Chaos
Commuters across New South Wales are enduring severe disruptions as transport delays and breakdowns leave thousands stranded at stations. Read more about the escalating crisis.
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.
£500 weekly commute cost shocks UK worker
A commuter reveals the shocking £500 weekly cost of getting to work, sparking debate over transport affordability in the UK.
1 in 5 NSW trains missed punctuality targets
New data reveals that almost 20% of trains in New South Wales were late over the past year, falling significantly short of performance targets.
Transport NSW job cuts spark union backlash
Hundreds of jobs at Transport for NSW are set to be axed as part of a major restructuring effort, sparking concerns among employees and unions.
Oyster card price rise confirmed for London commuters
Transport for London announces an increase in Oyster card fares, impacting millions of daily commuters. Find out how much more you'll pay and when the changes take effect.
Oyster card price rise hits London commuters
Transport for London announces an increase in Oyster card prices, impacting commuters and over-60s. Find out how the changes affect your travel budget.
Free bus pass age may rise to state pension age
Plans to increase the free bus pass age eligibility to match the state pension age could impact millions. Here’s what you need to know.
UK Trials E-Scooter Rentals with Voi and Lime
Major UK cities are set to trial e-scooter rentals with Voi and Lime, aiming to reduce congestion and carbon emissions. Find out how this could transform urban mobility.
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.
Rail passengers in England & Wales still below pre-2020 levels
New data reveals rail passenger numbers in England and Wales remain significantly lower than before the pandemic, raising questions about the future of commuting and transport policy.
London Underground accused of corporate favouritism
Transport for London faces backlash as critics claim the Underground is prioritising corporate interests over everyday commuters. Is the Tube losing its public service ethos?
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