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 experimental 1929 silent film opens with a shocking close-up of a woman's eye being sliced by a razor?
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Which British designer created the iconic tartan mini-kilt worn on the Sex Pistols' 1977 tour and later became a Dame?
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Which UK Act, passed in 1875, made it a criminal offence for landlords to disconnect the water, gas or food supply of tenants unable to pay rent?
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