She was only a farmer's daughter, but ...
Solved after 33 years? Case of first missing boy shown on milk carton
Friday 25 May 2012
Man confesses to killing of six-year-old whose disappearance prompted long-running campaign
Dairy Crest's first loss as deliveries drop
Friday 25 May 2012
The drop in demand for home milk deliveries and supermarket competition has caused Dairy Crest to post its first annual loss as a public company, after a £81.7m writedown.
Milk Link and Arla plan £2bn merger
Tuesday 22 May 2012
Around 1,600 farmers are set to join one of Europe's biggest dairy co-operatives in a deal that will pool nearly a quarter of UK milk production.
Skiers and miners lift Compass profits
Wednesday 16 May 2012
Supplying healthy US hospital food, Disney’s staff canteen, the Mammoth Mountain ski resort in California and miners canteens in Australia all helped Compass post a strong 7.7 per cent rise in first-half profits today.
Drink your milk: waste is equal to gas emissions from 20,000 cars
Monday 14 May 2012
Waste milk creates a carbon footprint equivalent to thousands of car exhausts, according to a study that highlights the environmental costs of inefficient farming and the aggressive marketing of supermarket food.
Monsieur Lazhar (12A)
Friday 04 May 2012
Philippe Falardeau, 95mins. Starring: Mohamed Fellag, Sophie Nelisse
One in six children think blueberry muffin counts as part of 'five a day'
Sunday 29 April 2012
Around one in six youngsters believe a blueberry muffin counts as part of their “five a day”, a poll has found.
A saddening example of birth defects in Fallujah
Wednesday 25 April 2012
Some say the use of phosphorus shells by the US has caused such tragedies. By Robert Fisk
Robert Fisk: The Children of Fallujah - Sayef's story
Wednesday 25 April 2012
Special Report day one: The phosphorus shells that devastated this city were fired in 2004. But are the victims of America's dirty war still being born?
Nestlé pays top price for Pfizer baby meals arm
Tuesday 24 April 2012
Nestlé has secured its place as the biggest player in the worldwide baby food market with a $11.9bn (£7.4bn) deal to buy the drug maker Pfizer's infant-nutrition business.
Dairy Crest closures threaten 500 jobs
Tuesday 17 April 2012
Nearly 500 jobs were under threat today after supermarket milk supplier Dairy Crest announced plans to close two dairies.
Leading article: Better to maintain the mystery of Springfield
Thursday 12 April 2012
And so the mystery is solved. After 20-plus years and more than 500 episodes, the creator of The Simpsons has finally cracked and admitted that it was Springfield, Oregon, all along. Since the very beginning, fans have speculated as to which of the 34 US towns that bear the name – not to mention the one in Essex – could claim to be "the real Springfield", home of the world's most famous yellow family. Now they know.
Andy McSmith: Importance of proper meals has been known for a century
Tuesday 03 April 2012
It was the Boer War which provided the real impetus for making sure school children were properly fed. A Parliamentary Commission set up to find out how farmers were able to humiliate the British army noted that the soldiers were in poor health because they had been undernourished in childhood.
Struggling Dairy Crest set for shake-up
Friday 30 March 2012
Fewer people getting milk delivered and cut-price competition from supermarkets are forcing Dairy Crest Group to consider restructuring its dairies subsidiary.








