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Sunak wants to put clear blue water between his party and Labour and between London and Brussels. That is a gamble he needs to take to minimise the scale of a general election defeat in 2024. (Photo by Ben Stansall-WPA Pool/Getty Images)

Sunak has put the ship into reverse, but probably too late Richard Wright

Discussing the trial at Cannon Hall Farm (Pic supplied by Missive)

Virgin Media O2 showcases ‘Connected Farm of the Future’ at Cannon Hall Farm By The Newsroom

A selection of mule ewe lambs ready for the sale.

Sale time again for Castlewellan Blackface Sheep Breeders By The Newsroom

Dad had to pay £3k and drive 1,102 miles due to Brexit passport rule Daniel Mcneil

The unique benefits of Northern Ireland having both EU and UK access must now be defined in detail. ​The majority of NI did not vote for Brexit, but we are where we are

Brexit regret reaches all time high in majority wanting to rejoin EU Sam Johnson

Nigel Farage

Real reason Nigel Farage had UK bank accounts closed revealed Sam Johnson

Alastair Campbell formerly a political aide to Tony Blair said not one government representative will appear on tonight’s BBC Question Time special on Brexit (Photo by Mark Fletcher/MI News/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

BBC’s Brexit special will be missing a government minister

Wetherspoons boss Tim Martin warns cost of pint could hit £10

Wetherspoons boss Tim Martin warns cost of pint could hit £10 Sam Johnson

Vauxhall owners warns of job losses due to Brexit

Vauxhall warns of “significant job losses” due to Brexit deal Sam Johnson

Shoppers are being warned Brexit rules could lead to empty supermarket shelves

Shoppers warned Brexit rules could lead to empty supermarket shelves Sam Johnson

Spain launches ‘digital nomad’ visa to allow Brits to live there for up to 5 years - how to apply

Brits can now live in Spain for up to 5 years thanks to new visa Chelsie Sewell

Polling stations will be open from 7am until 10pm on 4th May

David Davis calls for delay to photo ID for voting in local elections Patrick Hollis

Local produce can be so much more than turnips and potatoes.

Local produce can be so much more than turnips and potatoes Helen Keys, Nature Friendly Farming Network

Rishi Sunak talks to local business leaders during a visit to a Coca-Cola factory in Lisburn, Northern Ireland yesterday (Picture: Liam McBurney/WPA pool/Getty Images)

New figures show 54% of people in the UK would vote to remain in EU Patrick Hollis

Brits travelling to Spain will not have to fill out the ETIAS form until 2024 as the EU has once again postponed the launch.

EU postpones launch of ETIAS once again to 2024 Dennis Morton

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak welcomes European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen at the Fairmont Windsor Park hotel in Englefield Green, Windsor, Berkshire, ahead of a meeting to discuss a "range of complex challenges" around the Brexit treaty. Picture date: Monday February 27, 2023.

UK and EU agree on Brexit deal for Northern Ireland

King Charles will meet with Ursula von der Leyen, Buckingham Palace has confirmed. Credit: Getty Images

King Charles criticised for decision to meet Ursula von der Leyen Patrick Hollis

King Charles III (left) and Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission.

King Charles to meet Ursula von der Leyen ahead of NI Brexit deal Patrick Hollis

The UK could be facing a pizza crisis

UK facing pizza crisis as cost of tomato skyrockets amid shortage Sam Johnson

BBC Question Time host, Fiona Bruce.

BBC Question Time tonight: who’s on the panel, including Anita Boateng Andrew Quinn

Empty shelves are seen in the fruit and vegetable aisles of a Tesco supermarket on February 22, 2023 in Burgess Hill.

Europeans mock the UK’s lack of fruit and veggies on social media Dennis Morton

A Brexit 50p coin has sold on eBay for £10,000

Brexit 50p coin fetches £10k on eBay - 10 million still in circulation Charlotte Hawes

Harry Ferguson saw mechanisation as the escape route from hard and often unrewarding farm work.

Ferguson's negative image of the industry has prevailed Richard Wright

The parts of the UK with the most and least Brexit regret revealed Ethan Evans

MPs are set to discuss the consequences of Brexit for the first time.

Consequences of Brexit to be debated by MPs for the first time Dennis Morton

Croatia scrapped its old currency for Euro in January 2023.

New travel rules face Britons travelling to US and EU Dennis Morton

Richard Halleron

So how has Brexit really impacted on agriculture in Northern Ireland up to this ... Richard Halleron

The Bank of England was forced to again increase interest rates. This is the ninth consecutive rise and the aim is, ironically, to damp down consumer spending. Photo credit should read: Philip Toscano/PA Wire

Fertiliser costs remain an issue with no signs of easing Richard Wright

The DEFRA minister, Therese Coffey, confirmed this week there will be no change of approach and no aid for farmers to help with input costs

The government has fallen victim to really bad timing Richard Wright

Mayor of London calls for duty-free shopping to be reinstated

Report shows pubs could shut without extra energy bill support Patrick Hollis

Dutch tutors and business leaders in transport and logistics meet with transport and supply chain students and staff at South West College’s Dungannon campus

International study visit from Dutch delegates By The Newsroom

Collins Dictionary releases 2022 top words including Word Of The Year

Permacrisis Collins Word of The Year 2022 - definition and full list By The Newsroom

Collins Dictionary releases 2022 top words including Word Of The Year

Permacrisis  Collins Word of The Year 2022 - definition and full list By The Newsroom

Businesses are looking to cut costs even more, expert warns

UK SMEs brace for steep rise in redundancies, employment expert warns

Poots lays out farm support future By The Newsroom

Ulster Farmers' Union - North Antrim countryside. Picture: Cliff Donaldson

UFU committed to moving cattle and sheep sectors forward By The Newsroom

Declan McAleer MLA pictured with European Commission Vice President Maroš Šefčovič at the EU-MLA engagement in Brussels last week.

McAleer highlights impact of Brexit with EU Commission Joanne Knox

Annual sale of Blackface sheep By The Newsroom

Liz Truss during a campaign visit to the maritime engineering company in Belfast Harbour, as part of her campaign to be leader of the Conservative Party and the next prime minister. Picture date: Wednesday August 17, 2022.

Bad relations with France and the EU make little sense By The Newsroom

Declan meeting Aidan Campbell of Rural Community Network

Rural communities are experiencing a ‘perfect storm’ By The Newsroom

Disabled drivers warned UK Blue Badges might not be valid in EU Matt Allan

British farmland at harvest time

Farmland values expected to hold firm in the face of 40-year inflation high Joanne Knox

UK chief trade negotiator, David Frost looks on as Prime Minister Boris Johnson signs the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement at 10 Downing Street, Westminster. PA Photo. Picture date: Wednesday December 30, 2020. See PA story POLITICS Brexit. Photo credit should read: Leon Neal/PA Wire

History is unlikely to be kind to outgoing PM Richard Wright

Cormac McKervey, Senior Agriculture Manager, Ulster Bank

Package of support announced for Northern Ireland farmers Joanne Knox

UK-Australia free trade agreement welcomed, but a published trade policy is need... Joanne Knox

NatWest announces package of support as UK farmers are hit by inflation of 30% Joanne Knox

Prime Minister Boris Johnson departs 10 Downing Street, London, the day after the publication of the Sue Gray report into parties in Whitehall during the coronavirus lockdown. Picture date: Thursday May 26, 2022.

Cash unlikely to solve issues at heart of the crisis By The Newsroom

M&S to shut 32 more stores as it shifts away from town centres Hiyah Zaidi

Has agriculture become forgotten sector of UK economy? Richard Halleron