- Cartoon
There's net place like home
The sand martin netting scandal is yet another instance of humans interfering in wildlife habitats, but just imagine if it was the other way round! Arlo is covering Wicked Leeks Ellis.
By Arlo - 12th April 2019
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- Politics
Ellis: A real Eton mess
Ellis gives his latest take on Brexit as the stalemate continues and government is divided between hard Brexiteers and calls for a second referendum or People's Vote.
By Ellis - 4th April 2019
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- Politics
Ellis: What's the big deal?
Ellis with his take on the ongoing Brexit farce alongside the growing global awareness of a climate emergency.
By Ellis - 29th March 2019
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- Cartoon
- Ethical business
Ellis: Responsible capitalism takes off
Ellis on whether a system that prioritises self-gain and profit can ever be responsible.
By Ellis - 22nd March 2019
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- Politics
Ellis: Politics versus reality
As Brexit day looms, Wicked Leeks' cartoonist Ellis gives his take on what politicians think of food production versus the reality.
By Ellis - 12th March 2019
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Latest articles
- The big interview
- Climate change
- Ethical business
The man on a zero-carbon mission
From his first windmill to running a green empire, Ecotricity founder Dale Vince tells Jack Thompson why he thinks his Asperger’s is a superpower and his simple mantra to reach zero carbon.
By Jack Thompson - 15th April 2021
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- Eating & drinking
- Recipes
Seasonal eating: Asparagus and broad beans
As spring emerges, we celebrate the start of the Spanish season with these new recipes for asparagus and broad beans, ideal for the first post-lockdown get-togethers.
By Becky Blench - 15th April 2021
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- Recipes
- Veganism
Top 5 vegan recipes for Spring
Try making spring green rice rolls or chickpea curry with shiitake mushrooms to celebrate the best of Spring veg with these five vegan recipes.
By Kirsty Hale - 15th April 2021
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- Climate change
- Biodiversity
- Nature
'Loud and clear' warning for Britain's trees
The first report into state of Britain’s trees finds non native species have increased while ancient woodland and wildlife faces a range of threats including climate and invasive diseases.
By Nina Pullman - 14th April 2021
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- News from the farm
- Farming
- Climate change
Dry spring boosts seasonal salad veg
It’s been an excellent salad season so far because the weather has been very dry, and so we have fewer problems with the fungal disease mildew, writes grower Marco Altamirano from Riverford's farm in…
By Marco Altamirano - 14th April 2021
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- Health
- Farming
- Seeds
Breeding food for nutrition: common sense or quasi science?
The agri revolution led to a focus on crop yields above all else – but researchers are beginning to look again at nutrition in our food.
By Jack Thompson - 9th April 2021
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