British sheep farmers once traded in gold, now they earn pennies for fleeces that shaped an empire. As synthetics dominate and local mills vanish, is it too late to save British wool—or are we on the brink of a natural fibre revival?
Andrew Gilruth, Jo Pearson and Richard Bailey explain to Charlie Jacoby where the Westminster government is going wrong on upland wildfires.
The cow that saved hundreds of millions of lives
A forestry dispute, a very old campfire, and the uncomfortable truth that tribalism isn't something other people do
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