UK dairy farms supplying products for brands like Cathedral City Cheddar, Anchor butter, and Cadbury chocolate use cattle feed containing soya from a controversial agribusiness, Cargill, linked to deforestation in Brazil. An investigation by The Bureau, Greenpeace Unearthed, ITV News, and the Daily Mirror has exposed the complex supply chains connecting British dairy to environmental destruction in Brazil's Amazon and Cerrado regions. Grupo Scheffer, a supplier to Cargill, has been implicated in environmental damage and deforestation. The findings highlight the need for stringent laws to address deforestation in supply chains, as British MPs and campaigners suggest. The British dairy industry is a significant consumer of soy-based feed, with Cargill controlling a large portion of the UK market. The investigation also touches on the social impact of land concentration in Brazil and the health concerns of local communities due to pesticide use.

Doctors in the UK are urgently calling for more protective equipment and widespread COVID-19 testing to prevent the spread of infections in hospitals. The National Health Service (NHS) is under significant strain due to a lack of personal protective equipment (PPE) and insufficient testing for healthcare workers. Despite government efforts to distribute PPE and ramp up testing, healthcare professionals remain concerned about their safety and the potential for further spread of the virus. The article highlights the critical need for government intervention to support the NHS and its workforce during the pandemic.

Charles Michel has succeeded Donald Tusk as the President of the European Council, marking a significant leadership change in the European Union. Michel, a former Belgian Prime Minister, is recognized for his consensus-building skills and faces challenges such as Brexit, migration, and climate change. Ursula von der Leyen also takes over as President of the European Commission, replacing Jean-Claude Juncker. Michel's leadership is seen as an opportunity to reinforce a positive vision for the EU's future, despite the formidable task of uniting the EU's leaders.

Ursula von der Leyen, the first female President of the European Commission, along with her team of 27 commissioners, has been approved by European lawmakers. In her speech, von der Leyen emphasized the need for Europe to address issues that matter to its citizens. Euronews conducted a survey in Brussels to gauge public opinion on the Commission's four main priorities for the first hundred days in office.

The article explores the policy priorities that citizens of Brussels believe the new European Commission, led by Ursula von der Leyen, should focus on during its first 100 days. Key issues include unemployment, migration, climate change, and gender equality, with the article revealing which issue was deemed most important by the public.

Euronews promotes its daily political program 'Raw Politics,' hosted by Tesa Arcilla, which addresses major political issues in Europe. The show airs weeknights and encourages viewer participation through social media and a follow-up segment called 'Raw Politics Your Call.'

Raw Politics, hosted by Tesa Arcilla, is a daily political program on Euronews that addresses major political issues in Europe, including climate change. The show airs every weeknight and encourages public engagement through social media.

Raw Politics, hosted by Tesa Arcilla, is a daily political program on Euronews that discusses major political issues in Europe. The show airs every weeknight and encourages viewer participation through social media and a follow-up segment called Raw Politics Your Call.

Raw Politics, hosted by Tesa Arcilla, is a daily political program on Euronews that discusses major political issues in Europe, including Brexit. The show aims to be provocatively impartial, engaging with the public and demanding answers from those in power. It airs every weeknight with an additional interactive segment called Raw Politics Your Call.

Tesa Arcilla hosts a discussion with politicians and journalists on major political issues defining and dividing Europe. Raw Politics is a daily political program on Euronews that aims to listen to the people of Europe and demand answers from those in power. The show airs every weeknight, followed by an interactive segment where viewers can join the debate on social media.