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'Summer was a wake-up call, winter could be dire' warning over food supplies
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'Summer was a wake-up call, winter could be dire' warning over food supplies

Wales needs to grow more fruit and veg or it will be at the mercy of wars and climate change, one expert says....

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'Summer was a wake-up call, winter could be dire' warning over food supplies
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'Summer was a wake-up call, winter could be dire' warning over food supplies

Wales needs to grow more fruit and veg or it will be at the mercy of wars and climate change, one expert says.

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How many sewage spills have happened in your part of Scotland?

More than 76,000 sewage spills were recorded at overflow sites previously unmonitored by Scottish Water, BBC Scotland News analysis has found.

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How many sewage spills have happened in your part of Scotland?
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How many sewage spills have happened in your part of Scotland?

More than 76,000 sewage spills were recorded at overflow sites previously unmonitored by Scottish Water, BBC Scotland News analysis has found.

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Part of Antarctica named after former BBC science correspondent

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SpaceX successfully catches top of huge Starship rocket for first time

The rocket stage was caught mid air using huge mechanical arms nicknamed "chopsticks".

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SpaceX successfully catches top of huge Starship rocket for first time
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SpaceX successfully catches top of huge Starship rocket for first time

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Duchy tenants may have to buy farms or leave as Prince William plans sell-off

A ten-year strategy to raise £500m from the Duchy of Cornwall will see farms sold off across England.

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