18/03/2010
Scottish farmers speak out against a campaign to put the clocks forward. Charlotte Smith hears that what could be good for south-west tourism may be bad news for northern farmers.
Scottish farmers speak out against a campaign to put the clocks forward by two hours in summer. Charlotte Smith hears that what could be good for south-west tourism may be bad news for northern farmers.
Charlotte also hears that the UK is in real danger of running out of home-grown timber in 10 years time.
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- Thu 18 Mar 2010 05:45麻豆社 Radio 4
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