News that post-Brexit border checks to be delayed for fifth time sparks backlash
‘What a shambles!’
‘What a shambles!’
‘Rather than raise its ambition when it comes to protecting our rivers, the government has left the law unenforced for years and encouraged some actors to pollute our waterways.’
It would damage the economy.
Britain’s farming policy could become even more unjust post-Brexit
There’s good and bad news
The government has been accused (£) by the head of the UK Statistics Authority of giving a misleading impression of how much it has invested in flood defence.
The UK will need to improve its plans for tackling air pollution after the Supreme Court ruled yesterday that the government has breached laws that protect people from the harmful effects of air pollution.
Food security is the emerging challenge of this new century, writes shadow environment secretary Mary Creagh MP.
Caroline Spelman finally responds to a consultation on microchipping dangerous dogs, yet doesn’t know that the relevant data is held by the private sector.
SNP MEP Ian Hudghton writes about the damage David Cameron’s abdication of responsibility in the European Union is having on Scottish fisheries.