NZ's Farming Crisis: Youth Struggle for Land
New Zealand's agricultural heartland is shrinking, with a 33% drop in farms. Young farmers face soaring land prices, making traditional ownership a distant dream. Discover their resilience.
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Iran Boycotts World Cup Draw Over US Visas
Iran will boycott the 2026 World Cup draw in Washington DC after the US limited visas for its delegation. The protest highlights ongoing political tensions impacting global sports.
Police boss gets £1.4m pay package with 100% bonus
Mukund Krishna, Police Federation CEO, received £701,100 annually including 100% retention bonuses while ordinary officers struggle. Read the shocking details.
French Football Federation hit by cyber attack
The French Football Federation confirms a cyber attack led to the theft of members' personal data. Discover how the breach happened and what's being done.
National Guard Shooting Victims Named in Attack
Kash Patel confirms the National Guard shooter worked with US Forces in Afghanistan. Get the latest on the victims, Hong Kong fire, and Peter Kay's emotional TV return.
Farmers arrested in London tractor protest over tax
Two farmers arrested and a tractor seized as protests against Rachel Reeves' inheritance tax reforms bring central London to a standstill. Nigel Farage pledges legal support.
Farmers arrested in London Budget Day protest
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage pledges full legal support for farmers arrested during a London protest against inheritance tax changes. Read the full story on the Budget Day clash.
Farmers arrested in London Budget protest
Farmers drove tractors into central London for a Budget day protest, leading to several arrests. Reform UK pledges legal support as tensions rise over inheritance tax plans.
Farmers protest inheritance tax in Whitehall
Farmers drove tractors into Whitehall on Budget Day, defying a Met Police ban to protest a proposed 20% inheritance tax on agricultural property. Read the full story.
Farmers defy tractor ban in Westminster budget protest
Furious farmers drive tractors to Westminster despite police ban, protesting Rachel Reeves' inheritance tax changes. Accusations of two-tier policing emerge as demonstration proceeds.
Met Police ban farmers' Budget day tractor protest
Farmers planning a major Budget day protest over inheritance tax reforms have been banned from using tractors, leading to accusations of two-tier policing. Read the full story.
Greece's bear population rebounds, causing conflict
Brown bears, Greece's largest predator, have made a remarkable comeback, with numbers increasing fourfold. Discover the impact on rural communities and the growing human-wildlife conflict.
BBC Breakfast's vital cancer warning for farmers
BBC Breakfast shares emotional cancer survivor story as new campaign trains vets to spot human health conditions. Learn why farmers hesitate to seek medical help.
Davis Cup controversy as Garin refuses to play after collision
Chile's Cristian Garin was disqualified from the Davis Cup after refusing to continue following an on-court collision with Belgium's Zizou Bergs. Explore the full story and fallout from the controversial incident.
Greece's bear population surges, threatening livestock
Brown bears in Greece have increased fourfold since 1990s, creating tension between conservation success and farmers' livelihoods. Discover the human-wildlife conflict.
Vets join fight against rural cancer in UK first
In a UK first, rural vets in Northern Ireland are being trained to have health conversations with farmers to tackle cancer inequalities. Learn how this initiative aims to save lives.
Farmers Blast Rural Speed Limit Cuts to 70km/h
Australian farmers condemn government proposal to slash rural speed limits to 70km/h, calling it 'extraordinary nonsense' that will delay food supplies without fixing road safety.
Farmers' Almanac to cease publication after 207 years
The iconic Farmers' Almanac will print its final edition in 2026 after 207 years, falling victim to digital competition and rising costs. Discover why this beloved publication is closing.
EU Mycotoxin Rules Threaten British Oatcake Supply
Keir Starmer's EU reset deal could see British oatcakes banned under Brussels' mycotoxin regulations, threatening farmers and a national staple. Discover the implications.
Woolworths under fire for American butter on shelves
Woolworths sparks backlash from shoppers and farmers for stocking US-made butter in green and gold packaging. Discover why consumers are outraged and what the supermarket says.
Portugal appeal Ronaldo's red card ban for World Cup
Portugal's football federation is appealing Cristiano Ronaldo's red card ban to ensure he plays in the World Cup opener. Discover the three key arguments in their defence.
James Martin's tribute to farmers on milk industry crisis
James Martin pays touching tribute to British farmers on his ITV show after a 'brutal' admission about the milk industry. Discover the latest updates and his candid health confession.
Trump's 22% Beef Tariff Threatens Australian Farmers
Australian farmers face potential 22% tariff on beef exports if Trump wins US election, threatening £100 million trade. Industry leaders demand government action.
British Basketball Federation enters liquidation
The British Basketball Federation has ceased trading and entered liquidation, casting uncertainty over the future of Great Britain's national teams. Discover the full story and what happens next.
Korean farmers sue power firm over climate damage
Five South Korean growers are taking legal action against the state power utility, alleging its fossil fuel reliance has accelerated climate change and ruined their harvests. Discover the implications for renewable energy policy.
Staff arrested after girl filmed in school toilets
A school staff member in Bolton has been arrested after a 10-year-old girl was allegedly filmed in the toilets. The mother describes a 'massive safeguarding failure'. Read the latest.
Farmers' Almanax to Cease Publication After 200 Years
The iconic Farmers' Almanac, which has guided generations with its weather predictions and folklore, is publishing its final edition after two centuries of continuous publication.
Bayoh family condemns police federation's inquiry stance
The family of Sheku Bayoh has launched a scathing attack on the Scottish Police Federation, accusing them of attempting to undermine a landmark public inquiry into his death in police custody.
Brazil's farmers battle 'green desert' of eucalyptus
In Brazil's Bahia state, local communities are fighting back against vast eucalyptus plantations that have created ecological dead zones, threatening water supplies and traditional livelihoods.
Young farmer's suicide after bullying from friends
A promising 21-year-old farmer's life ended in tragedy after suffering sustained bullying from people he considered friends, leaving his family devastated and raising serious questions about rural mental health support.
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