clive bailye is a staffordshire farmer, and founder are nothing new. first, this is nothing new.t encourages the use of the higher welfare, changes they have made since they came into power and after rachel reeves�* budget, it shows how far out of touch they are. 50% of public procurement is not ambitious. it is behind the average household in the uk. you are saying what he has announced isn't new and won't will impact farmers? industry—leading organisations not with rachel reeves or keir, or steve reed, who seem they put forward in that meeting proposals that actually which incidentally about two days later they awarded that amount in overseas farming aid, so it is clearly not about the money. nfu and cla, tenant farmers association, they have and that was going to raise i think an extra 200 they are not changing. now to india, where british ministers are in the thick of negotiations with their indian counterparts in the hope of striking a trade deal. speaking at a joint press conference the uk business to do a deal. bothjonathan and i have agreed to resume free trade agreement

clive bailye, the farmer forum. bailye, from the farmer forum. also a farm in staffordshire.from government, the response from government, as well. all that throughout today. the thick of negotiations with their indian counterparts in the hope of striking a trade deal. these talks were halted last year ahead of general elections in both india and the uk. minister piyush goyal explained why the two countries are keen to do a deal. negotiations in a very, very cordial atmosphere and with great trust between the two governments. through championing free and open trade and investment to drive jobs and growth across both of our countries. intelligence unit. welcome to bbc news. what are you hearing about a deal so far, what is on the table? you so much �* having me 7 7 z -: yes, you mentioned, halted7 use”, 7777halted7kastyear 77 7777ha7lted7l7as7t yes; 533 77 7 the talks halted last year and have been with quite a have been resumed with quite a bit of vigour at this point in time. the major aim is basically to double bilateral from a little over about billion now, they expect it