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The rolling hills of the Bradninch Estate in Devon are crisscrossed with narrow winding lanes flanked by high hedges. There are ancient oaks in the valleys, ponies in the paddocks and blue flashes of a kingfisher’s wing by the ponds. Cattle low,...
Since Andy Burnham took charge of the Labour government this summer, he has shown a talent for small things and major speeches. Little changes to bus fares, parking fines and energy bills; big ideas on the road back from Brexit, social care,...
The sale of the Bradninch estate by the Prince of Wales highlights the anachronistic limbo in which the Duchy of Cornwall exists, caught between being private land and a public asset to the detriment of the taxpayer. The fate of the tenants,...
Today Brazilians will vote in what has narrowed to a close contest between President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and far-right senator Flávio Bolsonaro. The fact that the election is so close is an indictment of Lula, and of the progressive...
A custom-made vaccine has been found to sharply cut the risk of skin cancer returning in a large final-stage trial. Scientists said the “major breakthrough” was the best evidence yet that a new type of bespoke vaccine could train a patient’s...
The stress of extreme summer weather is causing a “false autumn” in trees across the UK, scientists say. Normally autumn’s effect on trees is caused by shortened daylight, dropping night temperatures and rain, but the extreme heat from the...