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Launching the UFU’s education commitment is UFU president William Irvine pictured with pupils from Ladybird Lane nursery, Banbridge, Toreagh Primary School, Ballycarrickmaddy Primary School and Larne and Inver Primary School.

Ulster Farmers’ Union (UFU) has launched its education commitment

Launching the UFU’s education commitment is UFU president William Irvine pictured with pupils from Ladybird Lane nursery, Banbridge, Toreagh Primary School, Ballycarrickmaddy Primary School and Larne and Inver Primary School.

Ulster Farmers’ Union (UFU) has launched its education commitment

Robin Swann MP and BVA Junior Vice President Rob Williams

Supply of veterinary medicines to Northern Ireland is crucial - Swann

There was a massive turn out of tractors in London on Monday

1400 tractors roll in to London for latest protest

A protest is due to take place in London today. Photo Arthur Allison/Pacemaker Press

A number of young farmers and growers will voice these concerns with MPs today

George Freeman

'Agri-Science Week in Parliament’ exhibit in the Palace of Westminster

Fight the tax - save our farms. Picture By: Arthur Allison/Pacemaker Press.

29 pictures from the UFU protest at the Eikon Centre

NFU president Tom Bradshaw

NFU president to address protest ahead of meeting with MPs

Upper Bann MP Carla Lockhart

Lockhart letter receives support from NI politicians

An FFA banner at a previous protest in Westminster.

Farmers For Action to attend London protest on Tuesday 19 November

NFU president Tom Bradshaw

NFU president says farmers are rightly angry after this week's budget

The basis of UFU lobbying at Westminster over the next five years will be focused the three keys asks.

The next UK Parliament

UFU president William Irvine on his County Armagh farm. (Picture: Cliff Donaldson)

UFU comment on election outcome

Strangford Westminster candidate Jim Shannon.

DUP will always stand up for our farming industry – Shannon

Diana Armstrong

UUP candidate highlights role of farming industry

UFU president William Irvine. (Pic: Freelance)

Farming votes matter in general election
The Ulster Farmers' Union (UFU) says the general election taking place on 4 July is the most important Westminster election in generations.
Richard Halleron

UFU Parliamentary Officer Alexander Kinnear, with Carla Lockhart MP and DUP leader Gavin Robinson MP.

Critical farming issues on agenda for MPs and UFU

UFU deputy president William Irvine, UFU president David Brown and UFU parliamentary officer Alexander Kinnear.

UFU president makes final Brussels trip

Tom Heap. Photo: BBC

Going Green: It is vital to vote and safeguard our future

We can all help by making small changes. Photo: Adobe

Going Green: Change can happen at all levels and it all counts

A view of 49 scarecrows outside the Houses of Parliament as part of Riverford's ‘Get Fair About Farming’ campaign, calling for the Government to force the leading supermarkets to adopt fairer principles for British farmers. (Picture: David Parry/PA Wire)

Scarecrows ‘protest’ outside Parliament

Philip McGuigan MLA pictured with UFU president David Brown. Pic: UFU

UFU attend party conferences

The DUP delegation pictured with Northern Ireland Secretary of State Chris Heaton-Harris. (Picture supplied by Carla Lockhart)

MPs press for a flood payment scheme to help victims of flooding in NI

Crispin Blunt has admitted he was the Tory MP arrested over the suspicion of rape

Senior Tory names himself as MP arrested on suspicion of rape

Housing Secretary Michael Gove wrote to Tory backbenchers to say the ban on “no-fault” section 21 evictions promised as part of the Renters Reform Bill will not be enacted before a series of improvements are made in the legal system. Campaigners say this could delay the ban for years. Credit: Getty/Adobe/Kim Mogg

Ban on no fault evictions delayed indefinitely by Tory government

Former SNP MP Dr Lisa Cameron, left, who has defected to the Tories, and SNP leader Humza Yousaf. Credit: PA/Getty

SNP MP defects to Tories after claiming 'toxic and bully treatment'

Liz Truss has been claiming from fund for ex-prime ministers despite only 49 days in office (Getty Images)

Liz Truss claims from fund for ex-PMs despite only 49 days in office
Liz Truss has been claiming from fund for ex-prime ministers despite only 49 days in office.
Rahmah Ghazali

MPs are warning the Government to do more to tackle the increase in smart devices being used in domestic abuse cases

MPs warn of baby monitors and smart speakers enabling domestic abuse

Keir Mather. Credit: Getty

Johnny Mercer launches attack on Keir Mather - what was said

Boris Johnson earns over £21k an hour for his roles outside of politics

Boris Johnson rakes in over £21k as second job earnings revealed

MPs have threatened to use their parliamentary privilege to name the suspended BBC host in the House of Commons. (Photo by Vuk Valcic/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)

MPs threaten to name suspended BBC host in House of Commons

Chris Pincher scandal: Ex-Tory MP faces eight week suspension over groping claims - what did he do?

Chris Pincher scandal: Ex-Tory MP to face eight-week suspension

Former UK health secretary Sajid Javid

Senior Tory Sajid Javid says MPs £86,000 salary ‘should be doubled’

Partygate probe: Nadine Dorries and Jacob Rees-Mogg named in privileges committee special report

Privileges committee publishes damning report on Conservative MPs

Morrisons announces to make major change across all UK stores

Morrisons announces to make major change across all UK stores

£10 toothpaste spotted in Tesco has left shoppers shocked

Shoppers shocked after spotting toothpaste costs £10 a tube in Tesco

Majority of MPs approve Privileges Committee Boris Johnson Partygate report

Boris Johnson suffers resounding defeat over ‘Partygate’ report

Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson

MPs find Boris Johnson ‘deliberately misled’ Commons multiple times

Former This Morning hosting duo Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield

Key points as ITV bosses quizzed by MPs over Schofield scandal

Former ITV presenting duo Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield

Watch ITV boss give evidence to MPs on Phillip Schofield scandal

E-bikes can be twice as heavy as a regular pedal bike, increasing the risk of injury to pedestrians and other road users (Photo: Adobe Stock)

Should E-bikes have number plates? MP calls for regulations

Rishi Sunak and Boris Johnson

Which Tory MPs have resigned triggering a by-election?

An ITV chief has defended the channel’s duty of care after allegations of a ‘toxic work culture’

ITV chief denies ‘toxic culture’ following Phillip Schofield exit

The four MPs who claimed driving fines on expenses revealed

MPs have urged Boris Johnson to pay his own Partygate legal fees

Boris Johnson urged to pay Partygate fees as taxpayers face £245k bill

Rishi Sunak could be forced to apologise to the House of Commons is he is found to have breached the MP’s code of conduct (image: Getty Images)

What time is PMQs on today?

Changes to the state pension age are common

Date of UK state pension age rise will not be brought forward

Boris Johnson will give evidence this week on whether he misled parliament during the Partygate scandal

Watch live as Boris Johnson faces MPs at Privileges Committee

A letter from the Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China (IPAC) to the information commissioner argues TikTok could be in breach of UK law. (Photo by LOIC VENANCE / AFP) (Photo by LOIC VENANCE/AFP via Getty Images)

MPs believe TikTok breaches UK law - could be banned

Martin Lewis reacts to Jeremy Hunt’s budget after Chancellor name checks him and ‘calls speaker old’

Budget 2023: Martin Lewis gives his verdict

TikTok is to be investigated by National Cyber Security Centre

UK TikTok ban not being ruled out by government

Therese Coffey says ‘cherish turnips’ amid UK tomato and veg shortage

Tearful Nadine Dorries confirms she’s standing down as MP amid Boris Johnson tirade - watch

Nadine Dorries quits as MP in tearful tirade - watch

MPs have been given a 2.9% pay rise, starting from April 1.

MPs to get 2.9% pay rise, taking salaries to over £86,000

Gareth Arnold (left) and Jared O'Mara (right) have both been convicted of fraud relating to fraudulent invoices submitted to the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority while O'Mara was the MP for Sheffield Hallam. The invoices requested reimbursement for services from the fictitious organisation: 'Confident about Autism South Yorkshire'

The moment cocaine-using ex-MP was dobbed in by his own staff