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Bring on the parasitic wasps and hoverflies: Riverford embraces regenerative farming

Guy Singh-Watson, founder of the organic veg-box firm, continues to experiment with new ways of producing food and promoting wildlife, 36 years after his first harvest

The Guardian - UK

Deliveroo creates special song to stop seagulls stealing food in 'Chipwatch' zones

Deliveroo has teamed up with experts from Exeter University to come up with a song that they claim distracts the birds so that you can eat outside in peace

Daily Mirror

Cornwall mining revival could be threatened by skills shortage, report warns

A group of industry figures has warned a lack of engineers could threaten the future of mining in the county and the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy and electric vehicles

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Couple make £16k a month and rescued five puppies vanning around the world

Cazzy Magennis and her partner Bradley Williams met at Exeter University and now happily spend their days travelling across Europe and North America in a converted van

Daily Mirror

School system is ‘failing’ on multiple fronts – report

A commission identified 12 key steps to improve the education system, with most parents feeling schools do not prepare children well for working life.

The Independent UK

One of UK’s rarest corals set to expand its range as climate change warms seas

Pink sea fan, at risk from bottom-trawling, predicted to spread northwards around coast up to Scotland as sea temperatures rise

The Guardian - UK

Wales debate around picking 19-year-old 'natural born leader' as coach thinks call-up 'likely' next week

His vastly experienced and much-respected coach rates him very highly

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Protected areas don’t always benefit wildlife, global study finds

Study of wetland birds in national parks and other reserves shows that species-specific management is crucial to success

The Guardian - UK

Grieving dad to set out on 130 mile football ground-hopping march after 18-year-old's sudden death

In memory of Harvey McWilliams - who died in December - his dad is walking 130 miles around the North East's football grounds to raise awareness of male mental health issues

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Is The UK Becoming A Global Center For Psychedelic Medicine?

This article by Freddie Earlam was originally published on Microdose and appears here with permission. If the industry-defining research already conducted at UK centers such as Imperial College, King’s college or even Exeter University’s recent Ketamine Research isn’t enough to convince you, then two more crucial factors surely will. Firstly, a new ‘accelerated pathway’ has…

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