thank you for that. hannah smith from the european center for excellence for countering hybrid threats. thank you. and also in the u. s. state of massachusetts have recorded their 1st cases of the rare illness, monkey pox. this comes as a growing number of european countries report cases most recently in france or u. s. doctors. and now investigating whether the massachusetts case is related to the european outbreaks. monkey pox is a rear viral infection, usually found in small mammals and waste and central africa. the spread of the virus is usually caused by people traveling to those areas. that's why a doctor is at the massachusetts general hospital in the us were initially surprised to be confronted with the disease and a patient during the course of their admission, they were identified as a possible monkey pox suspect. and this was really unusual because the patient had no travel history, no exposure to animals, that would be known to be reservoirs. however, the team thinking about the patient and hearing a just over the weekend about some of the cases, the united kingdom thought

let's take a closer look at nathan of latest potential enlargement with hannah smith. she's director of research and analysis of the european center of excellence for countering hybrid threats. she joins us from the finished capital. welcome to the w . will the turkeys opposition to these applications? be overcome, i believe so. it might delay a little bit and the whole process and it is kind of an understandable one of those things that belongs to this process that are already nato members. are always testing, perhaps the new comers, but i believe that this will be overcome how. what will it turkey receive in order to remove its objection? well that's perhaps a little bit early to say ok because both the, the finished president and from the swedish side, uneven from the u. s. side. they said that we take the matter very kind of practically calmly. we look up the list to we start discussing it and go kind of on factual at bases. i forward to it. so i think that it is the process needs to be there and the diplomatic mean. so the ways to go forward. it normally takes yea

smith, bbc news. here with me now is hannah wood of bowland foods.ou are a meat supplier, just to explain to our viewers what you do. it is good to have you with us. we are discussing this headline, an inflation rate of 9%. i wondered what your inflation rate was, how much it costs —— mark how much our cost going up for you. at the minute in agriculture is estimated that inflation is at about 30%. of the sea, that is just a crazy amount and it is becoming very difficult forfarmers to crazy amount and it is becoming very difficult for farmers to produce a product that we are used to, and their margins are being squeezed very tightly. 0bviously with that becomes many difficulties. in the future we are going to see a definite reduction of uk producers because they margins are just so small, it's starting to get to a point where it is not ready worth it for them. and obviously, i think something that you have got to take into consideration in terms of meat is it is notjust an on or off product. 0nce is it is notjust an on or off product. once an animal i