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Why a Labour MP’s desire to ban hunting trophies angered African governments
John Spellar’s planned bill has ministers from multiple nations up in arms – and they say it amounts to ‘colonial interference’
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‘We were forced to pay £105k to rehome newts no one ever saw’
Developers face six-figure bills to comply with Britain’s strict biodiversity laws
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The International Energy Agency is now just another green activist campaign
Why should we pay twice for a foolish pretence that some kind of ‘energy transition’ is happening?
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Chicken keepers must register to beat bird flu
Contact details, species and purpose required under new rules to cut disease outbreaks
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Villagers mock Thames Water with ‘s--- show’ sign after streets flood with raw sewage
Company blames problem on heavy rain as residents forced to wade through human faeces, sanitary products and condoms gushing out of manholes
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How to improve biodiversity in your garden, whatever its size
How to help to halt the loss of bird, insect and wildlife species, whether you have a large garden, a courtyard or simply a window box
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Revealed: The London council raking in £1m a month from a single LTN
Previously unseen figures show Hammersmith and Fulham has made nine times the average in fines from its low traffic neighbourhood scheme
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British households paying extra £45 to line ‘pockets of vampire energy funds in Qatar and China’
It is significantly above an inflationary linked increase of nearly 18 per cent, according to a new report from Future Energy Associates
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Farmers claiming benefits told their farms are ‘hobbies’ and to get jobs
Universal Credit ‘does not work’ for those whose incomes vary widely over agricultural seasons
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In the new world of EVs and AI, renewable green energy means more gas or coal capacity, not less
Even Obama officials admit – more hogs means a bigger trough
