Is Britain's addiction to pesticides silently wiping out the insect life that holds our ecosystems together?
UK insect populations have plummeted by up to 60% in recent decades, with intensive farming and widespread pesticide use widely blamed. Yet the government continues to approve chemicals that scientists warn are devastating to bees, beetles, and the food chains they support.
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Which English nurse founded the first hospice dedicated to research-based palliative care, opening St Christopher's in Sydenham in 1967?
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What food colouring was traditionally used to give Gloucestershire's Double Gloucester cheese its distinctive orange hue?
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