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With Andy Burnham poised to become Prime Minister next week, the farming sector now waits to see if Defra Secretary Emma Reynolds survives the cabinet reshuffle

Baroness Hayman of Ullock defended large farms in a House of Lords debate, highlighting their role in national food security

Defra urges eligible farms to submit their application 'as soon as possible'

Tenant Farmers Association has warned the Farming Minister that short-term farm tenancies threaten investment and environmental ambition

Leaders in the food and drink sector urge swift government action on planning, EU realignment, and support for a more resilient UK food system

The Reform UK party leader confirmed he would be putting his name forward in the by-election and it was now down to the people of Clacton to decide

Senior agricultural partner at Armstrong Watson, Andrew Robinson explains what is Land Value Tax and why it matters for farmers

Since the PM announced his resignation, the Defra Secretary Emma Reynold's position has been brought into question

Further updates will be published on Defra's online farming blog when '50% and 75%' of the £60 million Window 1 budget has been spent

Mr Bradshaw said his main concern was how the roadmap will be actioned and the scale of investment which was required