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Investing in irrigation is imperative, but it is difficult in times of low yields
The UK has experienced its driest summer since 1911. This, of course, has consequences for the cultivation of vegetables and fruits, and those consequences will remain visible well…
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Long COVID puts everlasting burden on NHS and the economy
Research conclusions from the United States show a very disturbing picture of long-term incapacity for work and economic damage after more than two years of corona. Two to…
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Farmers turn to Nepal in search for seasonal workers
Fruit and vegetables are rotting as the cost of living rises. Tons of unpicked food lie rotting in the fields due to a shortage of agricultural and horticultural…
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Eight-day strike at Felixstowe goes as expected: like a catastrophe
In Felixstowe, the UK’s largest container port, an eight-day strike has started since Monday. “It was a very impactful strike. For the time being, we still have the…
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Sony sued for £5 billion for abuse of power
A consumer organization has filed a complaint with a British competition Court against the Japanese electronics giant Sony for abuse of power in purchases for the Playstation game…
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UK’s cost-of-living crisis hits supermarket debt
UK supermarkets are taking a hit on credit markets after inflation accelerated to its highest in 40 years. Bonds issued by Asda, Iceland Foods, Tesco and grocery delivery…
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UK wants to allow self-driving cars from 2025, holds manufacturer liable
The UK Government has revealed details of a new law allowing autonomous vehicles to be allowed on public roads in the UK from 2025. In the event of…
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