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A family affair, pictured left to right, Vicky, daughter Robyn, Bruce, and elder daughter Amy Irvine

Calving interval a focus for family on new Banff and Buchan Monitor Farm

Farming: Scottish dairy herds shrinking

SPO potato planning

Farming:Planting the seeds of a new idea for the potato sector

Farming: Down on the strategic cereal farm

Vote promised on farm levies

Toolkit to tackle anti-meat brigade

Delegates and MSPs at this week's Scotch lamb campaign presentation at Holyrood. (Jim Fairlie front row second left in pink apron)

Holyrood gets a taste for the finest Scottish lamb

The traditional turkey Christmas dinner has a new challenger in the form of the roast beef joint. (Pic: Getty Images)

Roast beef challenging turkey’s Christmas crown

High quality seed potatoes.

Seed growers celebrate 50 years of high standards

Good news and bad on farm cropping

Grace Emeny of AHDB

Data will play key role in use of new farming biopesticides

U-turn over visas for butchers?

James Holmes of AHDB

Research money boost to green farming projects

The Pig Producers' Fund will affected by the temporary closure of the abattoir at Brechin. Picture: PA

Labour crisis is devastating the pig sector, warns NPA

Spotlight on sheep in national breeds survey of genetics

Farming campaign puts focus on lamb

Potatoes on the menu

The AHDB potato board may not have had its chips

Life turns sour for dairy industry

AHDB levy role suspended

Blue Peter presenter Lindsey Russell

Anger at Blue Peter red meat move

Home dining is on AHDB’s menu

Rycroft takes charge at AHDB

Ballot levy rejection is hot potato

Pig sector facing ‘perfect storm’

Data collection key to cereal sector

Scotland’s strategic cereal farm

Potato growers pay £42.62 per hectare levy to the AHDB

As ballot looms, will our potato growers give the AHDB a roasting? - Andrew Arub...

Claims that AHDB reforms do not go far enough

Nicholas Saphir, Chair of the AHDB.

February vote for potato levy

Questions over AHDB levy powers

Scottish potato exporters eyeing new market in Kenya

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The NHS paid out more than £160m in compensation to patients between 2018 and 2022, figures show, with one case involving a baby who died after an improper examination. Pic: Jeff Moore/PA Wire

Millions paid out for botched NHS treatments, including ovary removal

The attack on the Capitol sparked the biggest police investigation in US history. Picture: Brent Stirton/Getty Images

Convicted US Capitol rioter set to arrive in Scotland later this year

Youssef Mikhaiel and his partner, Sarah Bradley, at Queen's Park Stadium in Glasgow, before his detention.

University graduate detained as number held in Dungavel soars threefold