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Court confirms watchdog has the authority to pursue criminal proceedings against former employees accused of trying to manipulate water tests

Greenpeace has petitioned a Dutch court to force JBS to divulge details behind expansion plans, which the campaign group claims pose major threat to the climate, the environment, and human rights

Forecasts suggest crop harvests are likely to be hit hard by record-breaking high temperatures and dry conditions

Agricultural products imported to the UK such as beef, cocoa, soy, wood, palm oil, coffee, and cashew nuts are estimated to be responsible for almost 11,000 hectares of forest loss each year

Andy Burnham continues his shake-up of government with wave of junior ministerial appointments

Government announces it to cut bus fare cap by a third from next year, as part of latest efforts to boost green transport and ease cost of living pressures

Electric aircraft set to take flight from 2029, making Loganair the first commercial operator in Europe to offer electric routes

Business and Human Rights Centre raises 'serious questions' about some of China's investments in critical mineral projects

Aviation start-up in 'advanced discussions' for £10m in government funding, alongside 'broad package of support' to help kick start production of its electric aircraft in the UK

Cornwall Insight calculates decision to remove VAT from electricity will save average household £44, but bills are still set to climb two per cent due to rising gas prices