nicaea and talk to campaigners on sustainable farming poverty and animal rights to see if they've got any beef about eating bugs. we've got a rising population globally we have real real concerns about food security i think the issue is about having a 3rd that's sustainable 'd that is a thought of all has relatively negative impacts so i think the insect option is one as very much of navigating insects is just serve perpetrates yes these are to me it is necessary in the end because certain cities are needs so if i'm with the matter of going for jobs or in which we have to divide our meat consumption my niece or her old times like we have to needs in terms less meat because it is sufficiently cowers are very carbon intensive the majority of current footprint of animal or culture comes from remove them so they chose cheap i think that a lot of been brought in but let's think the cow is worth but the environment recent research on oxford university suggested that the calculations that agriculture organization the u.n. organization has made about the contribution that ruminant animals tha

security and new demand will open economic opportunities to but these could also affect existing sectors nicaea and talk to campaigners on sustainable farming poverty and animal rights to see if they have any beef about eating bugs. and it's it's good that the european regulators say it's safe but that doesn't mean say it's right or sustainable in my opinion and i know this is controversial i think we're much better off eating the animals which can graze the pastures which predominates in europe and aligning on top with sustainable production systems that's the crucial thing it's not about the cows it's about how well they would move into insects or whether they would be tempted to just produce meat cheaper and cheaper and the cost would be cruelty to land was more negative impact farmland and i think that's an area where i'm concerned it would be better for a younger welfare wonder if you don't charles ours and his. new found only will. from a just a welfare perspective to better themselves rather than ask for one ticket but for a. claim or suspect it's the worst roza trade off to work you kno

snap shot but his facebook and instagram accounts did get up and running again by friday in the week nicaeaand spoke to legal internet and politics experts about whether or not these platforms themselves become just a bit too powerful. they just won an election they're going to see how far they can push this this is a stress test to see how far the law will go how long how much people will tolerate and are going to go as far as they can because drunk with power of they know which way the wind is blowing donald trump is no longer going to be in the white house almost all of these companies face antitrust suits that are going to be decided by the biden department of justice and so now there is going to be less of a priority to maybe make these arguments internally that donald trump and his account should be protected but these are self interested actors eighty's over the years that they are now controlling pretty much the entire communications system all over the wall but it will be a matter of time before since she pulled the move on to other part of the mcready bardi companies like twitter

isolate is cited poland and taiwan as successfully using the method in the way they're mccullagh nicaea and discuss the thorny subject of enhanced sing restrictions with our guests that like to know your thoughts on the their parents or for g.p.s. tracking what you think of that. or just the i guess i'm not sure i mean i think that's a bit over the top really i think what we haven't done through all this process is get out test race and isolate work if you want to get your domestic market economy back on the up and running you do what australia or new zealand have done 0 cove in they got 0 coded by chance in their borders good tech to test trace and isolate by quarantine and by providing support for people into isolation but we've got what we've got to do is we've got to accept that this disease will exist that this disease is probably not going to be seasonal forever we have got to protect the elderly and the vulnerable and britain has done incredibly well with the vaccination program but in terms of people who are not clinically vulnerable those people need to be sent back to work and

security and new demand will open economic opportunities to but these could also affect existing sectors nicaea and told to campaigners on sustainable farming poverty and animal rights to see if they've got any think about eating bugs. we have real real concerns about food security i think the issue is about having a 3rd that's sustainable 'd that is for the whole has a relatively negative impacts so i think the option is one as very much of navigating in 6 is just served perpetrates yes these are these are necessary in the end because certain cities are needs so if the matter of doing their jobs or in which we have to divide our consumption money several times like we have to needs in terms less because it is sufficiently cowers are very carbon intensive the majority of current footprint of animal comes from remove them so they chose cheap i think that a lot of environmentalist think the cow is worth but the environment recent research and oxford university suggested that the calculations that agriculture organization the u.n. organization has made about the contribution that ruin a town that