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The ethical label has become mainstream, and is thriving despite the rising cost of livingFairtrade tea, coffee and chocolate was once the mainstay of church hall fetes and upmarket delis but is now popping up in supermarket value ranges as the demand …
Developer amends Ralli Quays plans after criticism that right of way was being ‘sacrificed for private gain’A developer has scrapped plans to divert a 300-year-old riverside footpath through a hotel lobby after public outcry that a right of way was bei…
Only two of thousands of PFAS are regulated, while the EU is already contemplating stricter standardsMinisters told to get a grip on scale of ‘forever chemicals’ pollution in UKPFAS “forever chemicals” are everywhere, they don’t break down in the envir…
Conservationists say boats with propellers could destroy floating water-plantain on Montgomery canalConservationists are calling for only horse-drawn barges to journey along a section of the Montgomery canal when it is reopened, to protect rare aquatic…
Tougher regulations needed now, says Green MP Caroline Lucas as Tory colleague calls for monitoringUK risks falling behind Europe in controlling ‘forever chemicals’What are PFAS, how toxic are they and how do you become exposed?The UK government must g…
TUC analysis shows typical household monthly bill likely to reach almost £250 from AprilJeremy Hunt is under increasing pressure to cancel a planned cut to energy bill support as research showed that paying for heat and power will “eat up” nearly 10% o…
Veteran presenter says BBC has brought forward his last show to beginning rather than end of MarchKen Bruce has suggested he has been forced to leave the BBC earlier than he intended with his final Radio 2 show scheduled for next week rather than at th…
Singer said he wanted to pay for scans elsewhere in the UK to help people get treatment more quicklyRod Stewart visited his local NHS hospital on Friday and paid for a day of scans for patients to help reduce waiting lists.The singer-songwriter, 78, sa…
PM under pressure to follow EU and US in taking step over fears Chinese-owned app poses cybersecurity riskRishi Sunak has been urged to ban government officials from using TikTok in line with moves by the EU and US, amid growing cybersecurity fears ove…
Firm responds to calls from vets who say pictures fuel demand for flat-faced breeds, which often have serious health complaintsMoonpig is to stop selling cards featuring pictures of pugs and French bulldogs after criticism from vets and campaigners who…