sean jeremy clarkson says countryside isn't says that the countryside isn't racist, so i'm sure that eremy clarkson's farm star jeremy clarkson's farm star jeremy clarkson back at claims the clarkson hits back at claims the british countryside is racist. >> clarkson has hit >> um, jeremy clarkson has hit back at the notion the british countryside racist, and countryside is racist, and he insists residents don't care about race. i i, i don't know, i think, uh, in, in, in their own way, i think when people have their lives interfered with and they're struggling, it's much easier that to boil the easier for that to boil to the surface. i just it's just surface. i just think it's just absolutely right thing absolutely not the right thing to just judge people because they're not same they're not the same race as you. just that's nuts. you. i just think that's nuts. there's other reasons there's loads of other reasons to . to hate them. >> the colour of their >> yeah, the colour of their skin . skin. >> if you're an idiot, you've got come. got to come. >> that was a joke. >> that was a joke

. >> one thing jeremy >> one thing that jeremy clarkson, course, who's clarkson, of course, who's become who would have thought, um, for farmers, , um, farmers, he constantly, um, exposes the red tape, the bureaucracy , the kind of bureaucracy, the kind of pointless paperwork that farmers seem to get embroiled and tangled up in jordan . what more tangled up in jordan. what more can we do to help farmers just be able to farm? >> i agree completely, um, we it's been dubbed clarkson's clause in our manifesto here. so as we saw on clarkson's farm, it's incredibly difficult for farmers to get anything done to get anything built in this plan. what we're proposing are a few three key areas. the first is on farm shops. we believe, as millions do across the country, that more farmers should be able to sell more of their own produce. so we to see produce. so we want to see permitted development rights rolled farm shops to rolled out to farm shops to enable them to this. second enable them to do this. second is stores , not the is on slurry stores, not the sexiest of subjects, but these are importa

relying migrant labour relying on cheap migrant labour and he's also he's obviously watched jeremy clarkson'sarms and cafes and that sort of stuff on your farm. is music to your ears or is is that music to your ears or is it, um, window dressing? >> i've just got to laugh because we're devolved in wales, so it won't mean an iota of a difference for us. and that money will kept in england. money will be kept in england. um, first minister has told um, our first minister has told us all yesterday that , um, us all yesterday that, um, farmers aren't going to tell him where to spend the subsidy money. now, like kelly, you know, i want a fair price for what i'm producing. and i think, you know, smoke and mirrors a lot of these things because it's an election year and he's looking to try and get back into, um, the rural community by dropping some money, which which is great. i'm not going to is great. look, i'm not going to say no. i wish we were having that money in but what that money in wales, but what i can you, and this is can tell you, and this is breaking news for you, you're the first media

as jeremy clarkson pointed out in clarkson's farm in britain, they've simply had enough and they're shoutingthey are. >> and we actually know that ursula von der leyen is going to go out and meet them. i understand. along with the belgian prime minister, alexander dutch alexander de croo, and the dutch prime minister, rutte, that prime minister, mark rutte, that obviously most of the of obviously most of the most of the that have come in the farmers that have come in their to protest their tractors to this protest are from in the are from belgium, in the netherlands, being close neighbours as you say, it's a it's a very interesting time for these issues to be raised. the farmers are clearly very unhappy. there's been eggs thrown the european thrown at the european parliament, haunt, parliament, your old haunt, martin. uh, and they are saying essentially that they that they can't continue with this with these green policies . there's these green policies. there's been huge pressure on that and centre right parties in the european parliament actually tried to back was tried to wield back what

clarkson clause, which could help a number of farmers open shops . is number of farmers open shops. is it's of these innovations it's one of these innovations you're this morning. >> is , and i think jeremy's at highlighting some of the red tape that to farmers. tape that applies to farmers. >> streamlining that >> so we're streamlining that both terms people both in terms of how people apply , both in terms of how people apply , uh, for grants, how apply, uh, for grants, how quickly they get paid, but also, as you say , in terms of as you say, in terms of diversification and things they want to do on their farm. so what's called permitted development rights, making it much easier for farmers to do things like farm shops. they're hugely popular, with many of your we've seen an your viewers. we've seen an increase in the number, but often there's much red tape often there's too much red tape associated them. we're associated with them. so we're going streamline that going to streamline that red tape we'll it easier tape and we'll make it easier for people to apply for schemes instead having of instead of having lots of different bring those different schemes. bring those together it easier