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President Trump has once again threatened the countries that have sent troops to Greenland, including the UK, with a 10% tariff on products exported to the US...

Yesterday in Davos, President Trump once again made the case for American ownership of the autonomous region of Greenland. While the issue remains highly...

The UK stands at a critical crossroads for food policy. Rising diet-related ill health, accelerating climate and nature crises, and fragile food supply chains...

This week, the NFU highlighted a sharp fall in UK milk prices, putting dairy farmers, smaller retailers and the supply chain under pressure. The drop exposes a...

Labour’s approach to business rates, particularly as it affects pubs, has always sat uneasily between good intentions and economic reality. On the one hand, the...

Looking ahead to 2026, UK food policy is likely to be shaped less by grand legislative overhauls and more by the cumulative pressure of cost, climate and...

This week has seen unemployment creeping up again and stagnation in the economy, but is there enough slack in the hospitality sector to absorb policy pressures...

Berlin’s Kleingärten (allotments - literally "little gardens")) are one of the city’s most distinctive urban features: part of the social, ecological, and...

The government has broadened the scope of the Soft Drinks Industry Levy (SDIL). It will now apply not only to traditional sugary soft drinks, but also to pre...