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Jeremy Clarkson has issued a warning after his bottles of Hawkstone Cider have been recalled

Jeremy Clarkson’s cider brand recalled as bottles ‘could explode’

Calls for price cap on baby formula as prices soar

The £2 bus fare scheme as been extended for another three months

Government extends £2 bus fare scheme to help travellers

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt addressed the House of Commons with his Spring Budget 2023 on Wednesday - Credit: Getty Images

Key announcements from Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s Spring Budget 2023

Dechra has acquired Med-Pharmex, Inc, a veterinary pharmaceutical manufacturer based in Pomona, California, for £221.5m.

Dechra Pharmaceuticals acquires California-based Med-Pharmex for £221.5m

Benefits to be capped for thousands of struggling families - here's why

support: Tim Renshaw, chief executive of The Cathedral Archer Project, with Sharon. Photo: CAP

Sheffield charity marks three decades of transforming lives for homeless people

In opposition camp: Former Millers striker Ian Henderson, right, has joined Salford from Rochdale. (Picture: Simon Bellis/Sportimage)

Salford City v Rotherham United - Cap on ambition is unfair, says Paul Warne

Tom Hinds, new CEO at the North York Moors National Park

North York Moors CEO Tom Hinds prepares for the biggest challenge of his career

A new system of farm payments could hit the livelihood of farmers, warns CLA president Mark Bridgeman.

Agriculture Bill’s sting in the tail for our farmers – Mark Bridgeman

Have you seen some odd pictures on your feed recently? (Photo: Shutterstock)

Here’s what you need to know about the Until Tomorrow trend on Instagram

Defra hopes 82,500 farmers will be signed up to its Environment Land Management Scheme by 2028. Picture by ValentinValkov/stock.adobe

Farmers could be hit by 'unintended consequences' of payments policy shake-up

What will be the impact of Brexit on farming?

Helping Yorkshire farmers prepare for post-Brexit landscape - David Kerfoot

Theresa May addresses her Cabinet at their Brexit summit at Chequers.

YP Letters: Wartime spirit means we will endure hardship for Brexit

Defra's consultation on future farming policy has now closed.

Thousands have their say on post-Brexit farming policy

Cole Shudra, left, star of the show for Sheffield Steelers on Sunday night. Picture: Dean Woolley.

Several shooting stars shine for Sheffield Steelers in maximum return

Wakefield MP Mary Creagh.

Green strategy will be delayed, warns MP

Michael Gove

Gove says soil health will dictate future of farm support funds

Only one way forward for Yorkshire's heartland

Anna Round: There is only one way forward for Yorkshire's rural heartland

A Dales landscape by photographer James Hardisty...Brexit provides an opportunity to reshape British agriculture. What should be the priorities?

Warwick Lightfoot: Our opportunity to shape modern farming policy

Can Brexit help fix farming policy?

The Yorkshire Post Says: Brexit is a once-in-a-generation chance to fix farming ...
Brexit provides a once-in-a-generation opportunity for Britain to put in place its own agriculture policy rather than adhering to the EU's one-size-fits-all subsidy regime.

The UK is expected to receive nearly Â¬28 billion in CAP payments between 2014-2020

Ministers urged to scrap '˜perverse' farm payments by 2025 and phase out trade t...

The future of farming support payments are uncertain as Britain faces a future outside of the Common Agricultural Policy.

Thousands of jobs dependent on future farm support payments, study finds

The CLA has launched a Countryside Matters campaign.

Ross Murray: Our green and pleasant land is post-Brexit asset

Picture by Tony Johnson.

Science '˜must underpin' new farming policy

What will Brexit mean for rural Yorkshire?

Ross Murray: Urgent fight for EU deal in countryside

Farming Minister George Eustice, alongside Skipton and Ripon MP Julian Smith, speaks to farmers at Skipton Auction Mart. Picture Tony Johnson.

Eustice promises action on farmers' incomes

Financial penalties arising from the Government's failure to deliver the Common Agricultural Policy properly amount to more than half a billion pounds. Picture Tony Johnson

MPs blast government response to farm payments crisis

A new report looks at the future of agriculture post-Brexit

Brexit is chance to reform support for farmers - report

Farming Minister George Eustice.

Eustice explains his vision for shaping farming's new era

Union fears thousands more farmers have been underpaid

Labour is looking at major reforms of farm subsidies

Labour could back a major reform of farm payments
LABOUR has hinted that it could back a major overhaul of farm subsidies on the back of Britain's exit from the European Union.

A farmer drives his tractor along a field near Bramham

Six priorities for Yorkshire Day: Farming

The National Audit Office is concerned about Defra's handling of payments to farmers

Defra errors leave farmers owed Â£25m in EU payments

What does Brexit mean for farming?

Ross Murray: The UK can develop a world-leading agricultural policy

Cap and Collar, Saltaire.

Pub of the week: Cap and Collar, Saltaire

Farms have faced significant hardship as a result of payments delays and low farmgate prices, according to the report published today by the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Select Committee.

Critical that farmers are paid as per December promise, say MPs

The Ryedale village of Hutton-le-Hole is emblematic of the challenges facing the rural economy. Picture: James Hardisty.

Anne McIntosh: A green and pleasant land crying out for political will

Vote Leave's campaigns director Dominic Cummings.

NFU 'cheat' members on Brexit

What does the EU referendum mean for farming in the Yorkshire Dales?

YP Letters: Leaving EU would be a '˜win-win' situation for UK farmers

Will Brexit help or hinder Yorkshire farming?

YP Letters: Food prices will come down if Britain leaves the EU

Government promises annual improvements to farm payments

Baroness Anne McIntosh. Picture by Harry Atkinson.

Peer wants paper forms for farmers until internet improves

130647c file pic - Anne McIntosh, MP for Malton Thirsk and Filey. Photo by Andrew Higgins 08/02/2013

Farmers kept in dark on what Brexit would mean for sector

Members of the Mountain Rescue teams wade through floodwater in Skeldergate, York.

YP Letters: Pooling our resources for flood victims

Ian Rendle, managing director of CAP HPI, will be welcoming 100 new staff to Leeds.

CAP fits as group chooses city to go global

The Jack Tars

Gig preview: The Jack Tars at Brudenell Social Club, Leeds

Cap on charges leads to mobile phone cost fall

Farmers need to be using online registration portal now, says the NFU.

‘Access to farm payments registration needed now’

RPA faces warning over farm payments

Mishandling of help for farmers set to cost British taxpayers £580m in fines

CAP opens the door to Europe with the acquisition of DMS

Original farm scheme farmers from Farndale

Uncertain future for green projects

Dorothy Fairburn: Gloom lifts as farmers get chance to try on new CAP

Owen Paterson

Two-step rise in new funds deal

Guy Poskitt

Farmers get a lesson in risk management

Delegates at the Northern Farming Conference

Cover for farm losses ‘could be expensive’

Resistance expected to subsidy proposals

Minister seeks views on farm subsidy policy

Henry Robinson

Subsidy debate cast wide open