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Food minister Mark Spencer has summoned supermarket chiefs to explain “what they are doing to get shelves stocked again” amid shortages of fresh fruit and vegetables.

Supermarket bosses meeting food minister over fruit and veg shortage

​ David Duguid pictured at Peterhead Fish Market

Plans to designate at least 10% of Scotland’s seas as Highly Protected Marine Ar...

Banff and Buchan MP David Duguid has welcomed the agreement.

UK and EU agree fishing opportunities for 2023

Conservationists have warned that “mismanagement” of the UK and EU’s seas is set to continue after negotiators agreed new catch quotas for fishing in 2023.

Conservationists warn over fish stocks as annual catches agreed with EU

The UK agreed catch levels for 2023 for six important fish stocks in the North Sea

UK reaches agreement on key fish stocks for 2023

This deal builds on the close relationship and cooperation between the UK and Norway

UK reaches deal with Norway to secure opportunities for UK fishing industry

Empty egg shelves in a Lidl store. Picture: Joe Giddens/PA Wire

Coffey confident ‘we can get through’ egg shortage gripping UK

A minister has come under fire for suggesting there could be “some little man in China” eavesdropping on his own private conversations

MP criticised for suggesting ‘little man in China’ could be hacking phone

Andrea Jenkyns' gesture as she arrives at Downing Street (Pic: @clewlow_alex)

Andrea Jenkyns: Education minister aimed rude gesture at 'baying mob'

Prime Minister Boris Johnson leaves 10 Downing Street to attend the weekly Prime Ministers Questions. Picture: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images

Boris Johnson faces no further action in 126-fine partygate investigation

Anas Sarwar: Lack of independent probe into Islamophobia ‘would stink of cover-up’ says Anas Sarwar. (Picture credit: Andrew Milligan/PA Wire)

Lack of probe into Islamophobia ‘would stink of cover-up’ says Anas Sarwar

Boris Johnson has ordered an inquiry into the claims of Islamophobia made by former minister Nusrat Ghani (Photo by JUSTIN TALLIS/AFP via Getty Images).

Prime Minister orders inquiry into claims of Islamophobia

Nusrat Ghani said she was informed by a Government whip that her faith was “making colleagues uncomfortable” when she lost her job as a transport minister in 2020

Boris Johnson said he 'could not get involved' in 'Muslimness' sacking claim

Tory MP Nusrat Ghani who has accused a Government whip of telling her that she was sacked from her ministerial post because her Muslim faith was making colleagues uncomfortable.

Raab says there will be no inquiry into Tory MP’s ‘Muslimness’ sacking claim

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