Politicians

Around 6,000 farmers filled the Eikon Centre last night

15,000 farmers have signed the UFU’s petition

A poll of 2,000 Brits found Michelle Obama, Bill Gates or Arnold Schwarzenegger would be the best next president of the United States

Brits reveal who they want as US president

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NFFN NI representatives with Alliance MLA John Blair at Stormont. Picture: Submitted

Return of Stormont assembly welcomed by the Nature Friendly Farming Network (NI)

Mike Yarwood death: Impressionist and comedian dies aged 82

Restyle app to make you look like doll ‘whitewashing’ people of colour

New AI technology can be a really helpful tool to helping with your personal finances

How ChatGPT can help you with your finances

Gordon Lightfoot performs onstage during 2018 Stagecoach California's Country Music Festival at the Empire Polo Field on April 29, 2018 in Indio, California.

Tributes paid to singer Gordon Lightfoot following death

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Jacob Rees-Mogg’s stunning family home on sale for £2.75 million

Fiona Bruce on the set of Question Time. Question Time is returning to TV screens - days after the pay of its host Fiona Bruce was revealed. The flagship BBC One political show will be back Thursday with a slightly larger virtual audience than in the last series.

Full panel line-up for BBC Question Time in Bristol

Martin Lewis is urging all mobile phone users to check their contracts (Photo: ITV)

Martin Lewis bags role as regular co-host on Good Morning Britain

Match of the Day anchor Gary Lineker was asked by the BBC to step back from presenting their flagship football highlights program, Match of the Day, until they agree on a social media policy. Lineker, a former England international football player and previous winner of the prestigious Golden Boot award, tweeted his own views on the government’s Stop Small Boats policy provoking a row over the impartiality of freelance BBC TV presenters.

BBC licence payers, not Lineker, robbed of freedom of expression David Montgomery

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

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

Labour Party to abolish the House of Lords if elected to UK government

Where is BBC Breakfast host Naga Munchetty? What happened to her & why was Charlie Stayt presenting alone?

Why did Naga Munchetty leave BBC Breakfast mid-show?
BBC Breakfast host Naga Munchetty disappears mid-show, leaving co-star Charlie Stayt to single-handedly deliver the show
Will Millar

Mourne councillor Harold McKee

‘No one is listening’ - Hill sheep farmers have been raising plight for years

Pig farmer Trevor Shields from Killkeel does not believe politicians have been listening to the threats facing the sector. Jonathan Porter/PressEye.com

Worker shortage threatens pig cull: Politicians are not listening says farmer

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon (centre) welcoming Scottish Green co-leaders Patrick Harvie and Lorna Slater at Bute House, Charlotte Square, Edinburgh, following their Government Ministerial appointments

Policies like Brexit are defining moments

Jeremy Clarkson’s message that the government cares little about farming is depressingly accurate

Battle for hearts and minds far from won at Westminster

Over 100 local feed advisers have undergone environmental training hosted by CAFRE at Greenmount College.

Politicians urged to reject Climate Bill

Calls for Parliament to have an active input on trade deals

Wiley posted a series of tweets targeting the Jewish community (Getty Images)

People are boycotting Twitter for 48 hours - here's why

Top Trumps - coronavirus heroes version out now

Election manifestos are popping up daily

Pictured l-r William Taylor, FFA, Sean Fitzpatrick, Northern Ireland Agricultural Producers Association (NIAPA), Richard Halleron, Chair and Writer/Journalist of NI Newsletter and Ernie Ritchie, NBA

A politician ‘no show’ at meeting

PM Johnson ‘needs to understand climate change’
Farmers For Action (FFA) says that whilst everyone hopes that a new brush will sweep clean, time will tell with new Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
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Theresa May speaking in the House of Parliament on Tuesday night.

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Clean break from EU may not be possible

No deal tariff schedule a disaster for Northern Ireland - UFU

Victor Chestnutt, deputy president Ulster Farmers' Union

Politicians are urged to back livestock worrying proposals

Westminster

DUP uses Agriculture Bill to fire '˜warning shot'

Westminster joins NFU to celebrate Back British Farming

Road map

Will farming industry find the right destination?

Wrapping Silage at Whitepark Road Ballycastle. PICTURE PATSY O BRIEN/MCAULEY MULTIMEDIA

Farmers want to see some economic certainty

Excellent night for the Clitheroe team.

It's hard to see a Brexit compromise now

No evidence of radical thinking in London

A hard Brexit will hit food imports into the UK

Barclay Bell, deputy president of the Ulster Farmers' Union. Picture: Cliff Donaldson

Brexit in focus at AGM

The political representatives in attendance were Jim Allister (TUV), Sean Rogers (SDLP), Robin Swann (UUP) and David Ford (Alliance Party)

UFU holds NI Assembly Elections 2016 Hustings event

Northern Ireland Farm Group representatives Sean McAuley and Samuel Morrison with Ian Paisley

NI farm groups continue to meet with politicians