A new report reveals that axing carbon pricing would be a self destructive step for the UK economy.
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Can new laws make farming pay? If not, our countryside faces the biggest threat for centuries
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Virtual MP's surgeries are less strenuous and less time-consuming than their face-to-face equivalents. Josh Dell hails the benefits of their digitisation
