Prime Minister Andy Burnham has announced another £65 million to help farmers get through the extreme drought, saying they shouldn't be left to cope with the impact of the climate crisis on their own.
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Prime Minister Andy Burnham has announced another £65 million to help farmers get through the extreme drought, saying they shouldn’t be left to cope with the impact of the climate crisis on their own.
Firefighters are still tackling a number of ongoing wildfires in the West Midlands, while in Wales, soldiers and an army helicopter have been deployed to support fire crews.
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PM steps up climate response with measures including better water access and support for building farm reservoirs
I know I’ve got work to do to win the trust of Britain’s farmers.Today we’re putting £65m more into supporting farmers through…
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The West Midlands, alongside nearly three-quarters of England, is in drought after weeks of high temperatures and scant rainfall,…
