been speaking to our homeland security editor , to our homeland security editor, mark white in chiddingstone> whether you support fox hunting or not, as i say, has now become the tip of the iceberg in a much bigger issue about the way in which rural communities are being shut out. their opinions are being ignored. and we hear a lot about two tier britain. well, this is very two tier. if you're in the big cities, you matter if you're living out in villages like this, increasingly it feels like you don't. and i do think i do think and we've seen the farming protest taking off around the country. peaceful farming protests. i do think you're going to get labour mps representing these seats feeling very twitchy. >> in other news, a woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a man died in a staffordshire village on christmas day. police were called early on wednesday morning where a man in his 30s was found in cardiac arrest. despite efforts to save him, he died shortly after and a post—mortem is set for later today. the 33 year old suspect, from cannock is in custody and a crime scene r

, as i say, to our home and security edhon say, to our home and security editor, mark white in chiddingstoneut that. >> whether you support fox hunting or not. as i say, it has now become the tip of the iceberg in a much bigger issue about the way in which rural communities are being shut out. their opinions are being ignored. and we hear a lot about two tier britain. well, this is very two tier. if you're in the big cities, you matter if you're living out in villages like this, increasingly it feels like you don't. and i do think i do think and we've seen the farming protests taking off around the country. peaceful farming protests. i do think you're going to get labour mps representing these seats feeling very twitchy, and boxing day shoppers seem to be avoiding the high street, with footfall down reportedly over 12% compared to last year's figures. >> retail parks have fared slightly better, but overall activity across the whole of the uk is more than 10% lower than in 2023. analysts are blaming the shift to online shopping, rising costs for physical stores and changing habits driven by y