Brexit

Low Water Levels and Sun Parched and Cracked Ground, Selset Reservoir, Summer 2018, Teesdale, County Durham, UK.

Climate change: what’s the problem and what needs to be done?

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Countryfile Presenters

Adam Henson: How farming fared in 2019 and what we can expect in the year ahead

John Craven Eastville Park

John Craven interview: life on TV and the British countryside

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No-deal Brexit would be catastrophic for UK farming, warns NFU

Sara Maitland: The uncertainty surrounding Brexit is doing Britain’s farmers no favours

Sara Maitland

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Interview: Labour’s Shadow Environment Secretary Sue Hayman

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Michael Gove on Brexit, animal welfare and the future of rural Britain

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Can the UK feed itself after Brexit?

Abergavenny Food Festival 2017

Opinion: a bold vision for the future of farming

Fruit pickers working in intensive fruit farming environment harvest strawberries from poly tunnels in summer sunshine.

Migrant labour shortage leaves British farmers struggling at harvest time

CHELTENHAM, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 25: Cows graze in the early morning sunlight on the upper slopes of Leckhampton Hill in the Cotswolds on October 25, 2011 in Cheltenham, England. The hill, which lies to the south of Cheltenham within the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, forms part of the Cotswold escarpment site and his home to an abundance of wildlife. (Photo by Dan Istitene/Getty Images)

UK’s environment needs protection from Brexit impact, say MPs

Opinion: an optimistic vision for the British countryside post Brexit

Rob Yorke

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British crops could be unharvested post-Brexit, warns NFU

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What rural organisations are saying about Brexit

A British Union flag, commonly known as a Union Jack, right, flies next to a European Union (EU) flag, in London, U.K., on Wednesday, Feb. 17, 2016. German Chancellor Angela Merkel threw her political muscle behind the push for a deal to keep the U.K. in the European Union as diplomats worked to bridge the remaining differences between its members.Photographer: Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg via Getty Images

Stronger In: Why staying in is better for Britain’s countryside