Horizon Insects is an insect farm in London that rears thousands of edible worms and crickets. The farm prioritizes sustainability and uses leftover food from local businesses to feed the insects. Mealworms are the easiest and most energy efficient insects that the farm grows. The worms only need 10% of the land used for beef, and they produce far less CO2.
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Digital Seasons with David Hockney
22 September 2022David Hockney is one of Britainâs best known and most popular artists (a retrospective at Tate Britain in 2017 attracted a record half million visitors). His brightly coloured pop art in many media is instantly recognisable. Since 2018, heâs been living in Normandy and was inspired by the Bayeux tapestry to produce a narrative cycle … Continue reading "Digital Seasons with David Hockney"
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The Queen is Dead, Long Live the King!
20 September 2022The instant that the queen died, her eldest son and heir, Charles, became Britain's new monarch. Charles had been first in line to the throne for 70 years since the accession of his mother and was the longest-serving Prince of Wales. Prince William now replaces Charles as heir to the throne, followed by his three … Continue reading "The Queen is Dead, Long Live the King!"
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Celebrating Languages
19 September 202226 September is the day the EU celebrates all the many languages spoken in Europe and around the world. They have lots of suggested activities to get your pupils enthusiasm flowing for languages. You can find out 20 fascinating facts about languages on this poster, and 20 MORE facts on this new one for 2022. … Continue reading "Celebrating Languages"
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IMF sounds alarm on UK tax cut plans
The UK government proposals will work at "cross purposes" with the cost-of-living fight, the IMF says.
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Bank of England economist hints at 'significant' rate rise
The central bank's chief economist signalled in a speech it could not be 'indifferent' over the pound's slump.
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Labour promises free breakfasts at primary school
Breakfast clubs will be funded by returning the top rate of income tax to 45%, Labour say.