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Grass and Clover: Rethinking Leys in Sweden’s Cereal Heartlands
Grass-and-clover leys are traditional in Sweden but less seen where cereals dominate, constrained by the need for a reliable market for harvested material.
Bank holds rates at 3.75% and signals war risks could force future hikes
Bank of England keeps rates at 3.75% and unveils gilt sales plan, warning Middle East fighting could compel future rate rises amid inflation concerns.
What the Bayeux Tapestry Reveals About Buildings Across the Channel
The Bayeux Tapestry offers visual evidence of domestic, ecclesiastical and fortified buildings in 11th-century England and Normandy.
Burnham Rejects ‘Tax and Spend Socialist’ Label Ahead of Budget
Prime Minister Burnham rejects 'tax and spend socialist' label and says he is ready to take "difficult decisions" at next month's Budget.
UK Holds Talks on Joining Canada-Led Global Defence Bank
The United Kingdom is discussing membership of a Canada-led global defence bank intended to offer lower-cost loans for defence projects.
Northern Stakes: EU Reassesses Arctic Priorities Amid Security and Resource Concerns
Russia's moves, past US interest in Greenland and the scramble for minerals push the Arctic to the top of EU policy discussions.
Lagarde Urges Europe to Build Homegrown AI and Data Hubs to Avoid Strategic Dependence
ECB chief Christine Lagarde calls for European AI models and domestic datacentres to reduce leverage from the US and China.
Hospitality Firms Urge PM Andy Burnham to Announce VAT Cut Roadmap
Over 800 hospitality businesses urge PM Andy Burnham to set out VAT reduction plans, warning of closures and job losses without action.
Shelton prevails in all-American semi to set up final with Zverev
Ben Shelton beat Frances Tiafoe in an all-American US Open semi and will meet top seed Alexander Zverev in Sunday's final.
Top seeds Rybakina and Sabalenka set for US Open final
Top seeds Elena Rybakina and Aryna Sabalenka meet in the US Open final; Rybakina is set to become world No.1.
Labour’s English mayors cap visitor levy at 5% as opposition raises objections
Labour mayors in England set a 5% ceiling on visitor levies; Reform UK and Conservatives criticised the move amid debate on local funding and tourism.
Drag Race UK to leave BBC Three after eight series as show shifts to producer-owned streaming platform
After eight series, Drag Race UK moves off BBC Three to a streaming service owned by its production company, changing access for UK viewers.
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