Hardest lesson to learn for most in agriculture Busy ≠ profit

An anonymous Labour cabinet minister quoted in the Times nails it: “The truth is there are a lot of people whose lives have been shit for a long time. They rolled the dice with Brexit, they rolled the dice with Boris and then they rolled the dice again with us. They need to see

We knew it was coming…😂😂 Adding this to my playlist RIGHT NOW. Credit TT: The remix bros

Can totally see the logic here. But as fewer and fewer are asked for more and more tax, no wonder if many more say sod it, I'm off.

With quality of government decision making so poor, any restriction on interaction between government and the public exacerbates the damage government is doing.

Major annual cultural event attracting 200,000 visitors warrants wall to wall coverage on the BBC. Is it the Royal Highland Show ?

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Glad Canada's ok.

Posted without comment, not least because this has left me speechless.

Aside from the disaster this will bring to individuals, communities and businesses - HMRC are clearly more interested in how the national tax take looks. Consensus is the policy costs more than it yields and misses the stated government objectives. Expert of the year?

Great thing about kids getting a job on someone else's farm is they get to burn someone else's diesel.

Counting dog turds on the Ullswater Way 💩?

Curious then to scrap 18-21 living wage band so employers will always choose more experienced workers over these same young people.

What happens when government stop subsidising food production, then throw huge tax hikes at producers. Businesses that survive have to put prices up...

Are UK Labour still in opposition? Most tweets are about everyone else's policies.

WOW Steve has saved nature in 12 months. Well done pall, you must be proud of all you have achieved. Tim Farron we don’t need to worry, Steve has it in hand. Robbie Moore MP you can retire pall, Steve’s on it. I’m sure I have just seen a Dodo walk down the yard eating my barley

An estimated 11-12.5 million cats in the UK. If each 1 takes just 6 wild birds pa, that's circa 70 million wild birds killed. This shows the issue when 1 finds a #Nightjar nest on a site I monitor in #Norfolk Nothing to add 🤬🤬@_bto BBC Springwatch RSPB BBC East

I beg to differ

Starmer trolls Rayner.