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In this week's episode chief reporter, Rachael Brown, head of news and business, Jane Thynne and news reporter Mia Willemsen look at how each political party aims to win farmers' votes with their agriculture policies at the next general election

Dame Angela Eagle joined the Business Secretary on a trip to India as part of a ‘billion pound' trade mission to unlock ‘hundreds of new jobs'

Stephen Morgan, Minister for Farming, says Defra will work with farmers to make the support schemes work

Pledges, bonfires and rethinks - why not concentrate on formulating some sensible policies?

This investment has been coordinated through UK Research and Innovation, with co-funding from Defra, the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office and the Department for Health and Social Care

Report reveals 51% of farmers believe waste crime is getting worse while more than one in 10 report suffering intimidation or violence

Understanding how to win back the trust of farmers remains a key focus for the Conservatives during their Party conference

Alistair Carmichael criticised Natural England for its ‘resistance' and sometimes ‘resentment' towards being questioned

Welsh Conservative Shadow Environment Minister Andrew RT Davies said Natural Resources Wales was 'unfit for purpose'

Shortages in PPE, drones, and trained staff leave UK fire crews exposed and underprepared to tackle wildfires