What will the costs be to producers, to consumers and to the health of the nation?

The quaint village of Lyminster holds ancient tales of dragons - an introduction to Knucker Hole

As economic power shifts, businesses must navigate new alliances, trade routes and risks while ensuring prosperity benefits communities

Both the warming climate and wilder weather systems are disrupting birds’ natural migration patterns

Pupils across the East of England will investigate climate challenges in their own schools and help shape practical responses

What do a Yorkshire pudding, a German pancake and a Seattle café have in common? The answer is a rather delicious Dutch Baby

After this summer, the climate crisis is impossible to ignore. We need major changes to how we farm if our food system is to remain resilient

As the UK took centre stage at one of Europe’s biggest music showcases, access to the Schengen area and the 90/180 day rule is constantly hampering British artists’ and crews’ ability to tour the EU. There is a simple fix – and it is already on the Prime Minister’s desk

Pupils across the East of England will investigate climate challenges in their own schools and help shape practical responses

Former EPLP leader Richard Corbett looks at the myths and real objects that arise in any conversation about rejoining the EU.

How does the decline in take-up of the measles vaccination tell a tale of our times?

“Urban planning does not exist as an autonomous science. There is no neutral technical knowledge that draws the city from above and hands it over to its inhabitants"

Closer ties with Europe require Britain to abandon exceptionalism and understand what being outside the EU means

Postgraduate students using their accounting skills to help organisations across the city tackle practical financial challenges

Millionaires, comedians, footballers and content creators are taking to the football pitch to call for a fairer tax system ahead of the Budget

Closer ties with Europe require Britain to abandon exceptionalism and understand what being outside the EU means

Orbiting reflectors could help provide clean energy when demand peaks near dawn and dusk by 'making the day longer'

Hate has no place within society, let alone in the corridors of power

Time to deck the halls with … fruitcake. Whether you are making it for Christmas or a wedding, here is the perfect recipe

Climate crisis blamed as virus that originated in Africa spreads to livestock as far north as Aberdeenshire

In the Highlands, work is being done to protect the fragile ecosystem of the peatlands; one of the world’s most important stores of carbon

Time to deck the halls with … fruitcake. Whether you are making it for Christmas or a wedding, here is the perfect recipe

One jar of M&S Custard Cream Spread has caused us to question civilisation, breakfast, mashed potato and the limits of human restraint

Eileen Jones previews a remarkable new book about the Lake District, called Forty Fells

Technology should empower, not exclude. For many, ageing means lost independence in a digital online world built without them in mind

Hanged, buried, and back from the dead – Half-Hangit Maggie lived to tell the tale that baffled a nation and changed the law

The strange case of John 'Babbacombe' Lee, accused of murder, defies belief with his miraculous escape from the gallows

Letter to the editor

For an MSP or MSPs to walk out of Holyrood is for them to abandon the democratic duty that their constituents elected them to perform

September is proving to be another busy month for those dedicated to stopping scammers

Under a new system, the North East could offer children the homes they need

A personal testimonial of the life-saving benefits of a social security system that supports the people, and the dangers of villainising those who find need of it

Let's try to notice what we take, waste less of it, keep things longer, and thank the earth for its generosity

The National Emergency Briefing warns the UK is facing climate impacts far sooner and more severely than expected

Black Europeans brought together representatives from partner organisations, EU institutions, embassies and youth organisations for an event at the University of Westminster

It’s the voters who put the politicians where they are, so shouldn’t we begin there?

Is your phone in your hand? You’re using a datacentre. Yes, datacentres also host AI, but we can’t live without them

Reform's claim to be anti-establishment is not backed up with evidence

Top Palestinian talents offered opportunities in Scotland can't secure funding – will John Swinney keep his promise?

A new NHS scheme will reward people for walking, but can incentives really turn short-term activity into lasting healthy habits?

Sober film buff says we need more complex depictions of addiction in film ahead of Stockport screening 29 September

A recent survey by Cambridgeshire Sustainable Travel Alliance has exposed bus overcrowding in Northstowe

Poem by Harry Gallagher

11,000 campaigners call on the PM to “stop fanning the flames of the climate crisis” in petition stunt outside No. 10 North

It’s the voters who put the politicians where they are, so shouldn’t we begin there?