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Standards must not be sacrificed on altar of free trade – Lockhart By The Newsroom

Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt. (Photo by Leon Neal/Getty Images)

Brussels Notebook: We know times are going to be tough in months ahead By The Newsroom

Liz Truss has held her first meeting with her newly-appointed Cabinet - where the energy crisis will have undoubtedly been a key topic of conversation. Credit: Getty Images

The Liz Truss Cabinet: who has been given what by the new PM? Patrick Hollis

Support for farmers in England dealing with impacts of dry weather Joanne Knox

Advance payments issued to farmers in England Joanne Knox

DUP DEFRA spokesperson Carla Lockhart MP

Government’s monitoring of fertiliser market welcomed by Lockhart Joanne Knox

DAERA Minister Edwin Poots MLA pictured at Balmoral 2022 (L-R) with RUAS President, Christine Adams and RUAS Vice President, John Henning.

News Direct Payments to be ‘made in full’ Poots announces By The Newsroom

Farmers wishing to leave industry can now apply for Defra Lump Sum Exit Scheme Joanne Knox

Government announces steps to support farmers ahead of the coming growing season Joanne Knox

£70 million bid to help farmers in NI hit by supply woes due to Ukraine war PA Reporter

Philip Magowan Photography - Northern Ireland - 19th October 2016 Diane Dodds MEP and David Simpson MP co-hosted a DUP Rural Affairs Breakfast in La Mon Hotel and Country Club on Wednesday morning. Pictured: George Eustice MP, Minister of State at the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, speaks at the breakfast. Picture: Philip Magowan

Industry given certainty around seasonal workers By The Newsroom

England has reported the highest number of daily Covid-19 cases since the start of the pandemic (Photo: Getty Images)

England reports highest daily Covid cases since start of pandemic Claire Schofield

Minister addresses important issues facing NI agri-food industry with Eustice Joanne Knox

TUV leader, Jim Allister.

Around 90% of seed potatoes now need to be sourced from other EU regions Joanne Knox

Lockhart raises seed potatoes with Eustice By The Newsroom

News DIT rebut minister’s concerns, stating NZ deal will ‘offer opportunities’ Joanne Knox

A shortage of migrant labour is causing major disruption to pig farmers across the UK.

Pig farming crisis: UK Government approves up to 800 temporary visas Philip Bradfield

The NI Pork and Bacon Forum has warned that shelves could soon be empty of bacon and pork sausages as a shortage of 300 migrant workers brings the sector to its knees. Photo: Nick Ansell/PA Wire

NI shelves ‘may soon be empty of bacon, ham, sausages’ says industry body Philip Bradfield

Mexican market opens its doors to British pork By The Newsroom

The tougher law should also make it harder for thieves to steal and sell pets (Photo: Shutterstock)

Pet theft to be made criminal offence in crackdown on dognappers Claire Schofield

(Photo: KOCA SULEJMANOVIC/AFP via Getty Images)

This is how beavers could be reintroduced to the UK near you - are they good for... Alex Nelson

Malta and the Balearic Islands are among a “handful” of places being considered for the green list (Photo: Getty Images)

These are the countries that could be added to the green list in foreign travel ... Claire Schofield

Lockhart writesto Eustice about ‘authority vacuum’ By The Newsroom

New DUP leader Edwin Poots speaking to PA Media at the party's offices in Stormont Parliament Buildings. Picture date: Tuesday May 18, 2021.

Opposition grows to tariff free trade deal By The Newsroom

Environment Secretary George Eustice said there has been a “worrying” rise of pet thefts during the Covid pandemic, but said the creation of the pet theft taskforce will help deal with the issue (Photo: Shutterstock)

Rise of pet theft since start of Covid pandemic is ‘worrying’, says Environment ... Helen Johnson

George Eustice. Picture: Philip Magowan

Eustice sets out approach for future agriculture policy By The Newsroom

Poots reiterates call for Common Travel Area By The Newsroom

Poots asks for action on soil and plants By The Newsroom

Tougher travel restrictions are being considered by the government (Photo: Getty Images)

Full closure of UK borders is being ‘considered’ - what we know so far Claire Schofield

Cabinet ministers are said to be increasingly pessimistic about lifting all Covid rules on 21 June (Photo: Getty Images)

Read This June 21 lockdown lifting ‘to be delayed by two weeks’ to allow time for more jab... Claire Schofield

Environment Secretary George Eustice

‘Gene editing could protect environment’ Una Culkin

PACEMAKER PRESS BELFAST 18/2/2020 Edwin Poots, Minister for Agriculture, environment and rural affairs, photographed in his office at Stormont Buildings today. Photo Laura Davison/Pacemaker Press

Poots calls for immediate action on pet travel regulations By The Newsroom

Ian Stevenson. Picture: Cliff Donaldson

Ban on live exports a threat to NI – UFU By The Newsroom

A scotch egg could count as a ‘substantial meal’ at the pub - the rules explaine... Claire Schofield

Northern Ireland Secretary Brandon Lewis insisted last night that NI would not lose rural funding due to Brexit. (Photo by Peter Summers/Getty Images)

News Brandon Lewis rejects Edwin Poots’ claim that NI to lose £34m rural funds due to... Philip Bradfield

Devolved ministers call for sustainable farm budgets in UK Richard Halleron

Better understanding of UK sheep farming urgently – NSA By The Newsroom

A woman wears a face mask while shopping in Selfridges (Photo: Peter Summers/Getty Images)

Face masks are now mandatory in shops in England - here's what you need to know Alex Nelson

Retail workers are up to 75% more likely to die from Covid-19 (Photo: Shutterstock)

Retail workers are up to 75% more likely to die from Covid-19 - here’s why they ... Rhona Shennan