i - national farmers' union. good afternoon everyone. i know- national farmers' union. sident so i wanted to start by paying a brief tribute to you. during a momentous period, you have been a bit medical champion of our farmers. always fair, always thoughtful and always forceful. if you ask some of my ministers sitting there, they would probably say very forcible but i know everyone will want to join me forcible but i know everyone will want tojoin me once forcible but i know everyone will want to join me once again forcible but i know everyone will want tojoin me once again in paying a special tribute and thanks to minette for everything she has done. applause nine years ago, i gave my maiden speech in the house of commons. i pledged that day to be a champion of agriculture, the countryside and all of my hard—working rural constituents. it is farmers who feed us. farmers who embody those british values of strength, resilience, warmth and independence. i see that in north yorkshire and across the country, week in and week out. i have spent time in our auction markets, wa

let's get some more reaction from david exwood — vice president of the national farmers' union — he's in birmingham. looking at those pictures and hearing the stories of farmers across europe, it paints a picture of a very unhappy place to work right now, that farming is not the industry that many would like it to be, so what are the biggest concerns?— be, so what are the biggest concerns? . , ., be, so what are the biggest concerns? . , . , , , concerns? farmers are under pressure at the moment, _ concerns? farmers are under pressure at the moment, we _ concerns? farmers are under pressure at the moment, we are _ concerns? farmers are under pressure at the moment, we are in a _ concerns? farmers are under pressure at the moment, we are in a volatile i at the moment, we are in a volatile world and energy costs have been up and down and markets all over the place and government policies are changing and that is leading to a crisis of confidence. farmers are feeling squeezed and uncertain about the future and that is why we are delighted the prime minister came here today and put himsel

i spoke to david exwood — vice president of the national farmers�* union — who�*s at their conferenceold me about the concerns that farmers have at the moment. i think farmers are under pressure at the moment. we are in a volatile world and energy costs have been up and down and markets all over the place and government policies are changing and that is leading to a crisis of confidence. farmers are feeling squeezed and uncertain about the future and that is why we are delighted the prime minister came here today and put himself in front of farmers and talked about food security, that really matters. the concept of food security is important. we often talk about energy security, given what is going on around the world but food security often takes a back step, so talk about the importance and the role that farmers play in securing food security within the uk and domestic environments because it is about domestic farmers who look after their populations? we all understand the concept of energy security and having secure supplies of energy and we need the same for food. we can�*t rely o

but first — here in the uk — the prime minister rishi sunak has been addressing the national farmers unionrmers in athens. these shots show farmers in athens. these are live pictures as they march through the capital, stepping up march through the capital, stepping up weeks of protests over rising costs, foreign competition and what they say is trying to recover from a period recoverfrom a period of catastrophic flooding and as they have been driving through the streets of the capital, they have been honking horns to cheers and waves from passers—by. hundreds and hundreds of farmers who have gathered in athens there to take part in protests. the issue of farming has been a political topic across europe. the uk prime minister rishi sunak has been addressing the national farmers union conference in birmingham. he's the first prime minister to do so in 15 years. with more on here's our environment correspondentjonah fisher. cow moos in the fields and on the farms, all is not well. we're the end of the line in this farm. our kids don't want to take it on because there's no money in it. liz web

well, today a big nfu national farmers union conference and for the first time since 2008, a british g to speak to the nation's farmers . and to the nation's farmers. and he's done it, of course, because of the growing protests in kent and wales. and who knows where else. in a moment, we'll tell you what rishi had to say radio. for nearly half a century, british farming wasn't run by elected british politicians . politicians. >> good lord. no, no, that was all done in brussels under the common agri cultural policy. well, now we've left the european union. we're in charge of our own agricultural policy much more indeed than we are in terms of its cousin fisheries and that is, in a way, why you're seeing protests, because what they're doing in dover and what they're doing in dover and what they've been doing in wales this week, you know, they can have a direct effect on people who are making the laws and the rules by which farming is being governed . now, today, there's a governed. now, today, there's a big national farmers union conference taking place after a week of these protests ta

this while the british prime minister was addressing the national farmers' union here in the uk. seen protests this week from its farmers across europe and across countries that are part of the european union, for example. they have had to protest against eu regulations that also allow ukrainian grain to enter their markets and the response to the war in ukraine. that has led to a lot of uncertainty and a difficulty for farmers which is why again is used to do with mental health have also been addressed as well. we will bring you much more as soon as we can get those pictures back and as the prime minister continues to answer those questions. before we do that, i want to bring you some breaking news. it is about the nottingham attacks in which barney webber, graca malik kumar and ian coates were stabbed to death by valdo calocane. he was sentenced to detention in a high security hospital after admitting manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility. the attorney general has decided that the sentencing was unduly lenient and that it should now be referred to the court o

addressing the national farmers union conference in birmingham, rishi sunak unveiled new funding to increaseking it easier for farmers to develop new buildings or even open farm shops . this that's the open farm shops. this that's the news. for the latest stories, do sign up for gp news alerts. scan the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. com slash alerts . to. >> thank you polly. now we start with the huge development in the search for chemical attacks. suspect abdul ezedi and police now strongly believe his body has been found in the river thames. and we've just got this update from metropolitan police commander . commander jon savell. >> i'm here to give an update in relation to our search for mr ezedl relation to our search for mr ezedi. i can now confirm that about 4:00 yesterday afternoon , about 4:00 yesterday afternoon, the 19th of february, a passenger boat on the thames reported a sight of a body . our reported a sight of a body. our marine support unit attended the area around tower pier and recovered a man from the water. because of the amount of time that the body has been

rishi sunak has addressed the national farmers' union annual conference in birmingham — the first primeer. in the fields and on the farms, all is not well. we're the end of the line in this fun. —— in this farm. our kids don't want to take it on. liz webster has 350 cows, and says a combination of factors including brexit, rising costs, and unpredictable weather has left many farmers like herself at their wits�* end. are you still making a profit? is it still profitable to be a farmer? no! so why are you doing it? i don't know! because it's a way of life. sometime in the next 12 months, there's going to be a general election. what farmers are hoping is that their concerns about, among other things, food security, prices and the environment will be key topics which politicians will have to address when they hit the campaign trail. and so it was that rishi sunak came to birmingham this morning to speak to the annual conference of the national farmers' union. this is the first time that a prime minister has come to this event since gordon brown. that's all the way back in 2008. i know that

rishi sunak has been addressing the national farmers' union annual confrerence in birmingham, the firstr. in the fields and on the farms, all is not well. we're the end of the line in this farm. our kids don't want to take it on. liz webster has 350 cows, and says a combination of factors including brexit, rising costs and unpredictable weather has left many farmers like herself at their wits' end. are you still making a profit? is it still profitable to be a farmer? no! so why are you doing it? i don't know! because it's a way of life. sometime in the next 12 months, there's going to be a general election. what farmers are hoping is that their concerns about, among other things, food security, prices and the environment will be key topics which politicians will have to address when they hit the campaign trail. and so it was that rishi sunak came to birmingham this morning to speak to the annual conference of the national farmers' union. this is the first time that a prime minister has come to this event since gordon brown. that's all the way back in 2008. i know that the transition fro

rishi sunak will use a speech at the national farmers union annual conference to outline government plansthis comes as farmers continue to protest across europe. today in poland farmers will be on the streets. the agricultural industry has been hit hard by the ongoing war in ukraine, uncertainty over supply chains, trade caps, sustainability issues, and climate change. farmers, as well as consumers, are struggling to cope with the increase in production and sales costs. let's discuss this with sylvain chabe—ferret, research fellow at the national institute for research on agriculture and the environment. good morning to you. so, we're getting new promises for uk farmers today, but as we've just outlined, farmers right across europe are all pushing their governments for more support and more change, aren't they? support and more change, aren't the ? , , ., , ., support and more change, aren't the? , ., they? yes, they are, you are riuht. they? yes, they are, you are right- we — they? yes, they are, you are right. we are _ they? yes, they are, you are right. we are basically - they? yes, th

for new agricultural technology such as rooftop solar rishi sunak has been addressing the national farmers' unionl is not well. we're the end of the line in this farm. our kids don't want to take it on because there's no money in it. liz webster has 350 cows and says a combination of factors, including brexit, rising costs and unpredictable weather, has left many farmers like herself at their wits' end. are you still making a profit? is it still profitable to be a farmer? no, it's not! so why are you doing it? i don't know! because it's a way of life. sometime in the next 12 months, there's going to be a general election. and what farmers are hoping is that their concerns about, among other things, food security, prices and the environment will be key topics which politicians will have to address when they hit the campaign trail. and so it was that rishi sunak came to birmingham this morning to speak to the annual conference of the national farmers' union. this is the first time that a prime minister has come to this event since gordon brown. that's all the way back in 2008. i know that the trans

joining me is abi reader, a farmer and deputy president of the national farmers' union of wales — andou are a sheep and arable farmer. welcome to bbc news. we've been talking throughout the last few weeks on bbc news about the challenges that farmers face not just here in the uk, but in fact around the world. as a young farmer, what future do you see in farming for people like you two is this something you think can be sustainable for you as a career in the next 20 years? lls sustainable for you as a career in the next 20 years?— sustainable for you as a career in the next 20 years? us at home, we are sheep arable, _ the next 20 years? us at home, we are sheep arable, we _ the next 20 years? us at home, we are sheep arable, we had _ the next 20 years? us at home, we are sheep arable, we had a - are sheep arable, we had a meeting last night with their land agent discussing sf i options, and we actually earn more money taking our whole farm out of food production and putting it into sci—fi, so it will be producing food, but laying, whether it's wildflowers or bird food. whether it's wil

addressing the national farmers union conference in birmingham earlier, rishi sunak unveiled new funding to cut red tape making it easier for farmers to develop new buildings or open farm shops. mr sunak says british farmers are essential to the country's food security and one way to improve food security is to stop millions of tonnes of good, fresh farm food from going to waste just because of its shape or size. >> so we'll also provide funding today, £15 million to redirect that surplus into the hands of those who need it . those who need it. >> and new figures have revealed today that the majority of parents think all primary age children in england should get free school meals. it comes after a scheme was implemented in london primary schools, which 88% of parents want to see rolled out across the rest of the nation . that same survey the nation. that same survey found 52% of parents have had to cut back on their food shops since september . cut back on their food shops since september. for cut back on their food shops since september . for the latest since september. for the latest

christian: shortly after the speech i caught up with the deputy president of the national farmers union think things are certainly bubbling up right away across the u.k. but what we've seen is the policy is going have an acute impact on farming, and that is where the challenge is the greatest. if you look across europe there have been trigger points, whether it be diamond policy, whether it be the dish whether it be climate policy or the rebate on diesel, there have been policy impacts th have triggered the protest. i don't feel in england we are at that point at the moment, but we need fairness in the supply chain and we need farmers to receive a fair price for the product of their producing. it is critical that government recognizes the importance of domestic food action. we now need policy that delivers food production for the country. christian: the hill farmers, some of the poorest, say the crisis is coming because the-derived basic payment -- the eu-derived basic payment scheme is phased out by 2027, and the government on analysis shows it is those poorer tenant farmers will be ha

addressing the national farmers union conference in birmingham earlier, the rishi sunak also pledged elop new buildings or open farm shops . for the latest stories, you can sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen, or go to gb news .com/ alerts hated the guy you're listening to, gb news radio . to, gb news radio. >> it's 1237. welcome back to good afternoon britain with me, emily, and tom. uh, we've had a huge amount of breaking news today. huge amount of breaking news today . the body suspected to be today. the body suspected to be abdul ezedi has been found. of course, the chemical attack suspect in london. we've also heard that potentially there could be yet another by—election on rishi sunak hands in the form of scott benton, mp in blackpool south. and, of course, the nottingham triple killer going to the court of appeal. his sentence ? sentence? >> yes, the attorney general has said that it must be reviewed after there was a more lenient sentence handing down of manslaughter rather than murder. so that's three breaking stories just in the last half an hour

in a speech to the national farmers union annual conference, rishi sunak outlined details of how to boostelcomed the news, but said the scheme includes no new actual money. farming groups say more needs to be done to protect the sector from overseas competition. the body shop has started to shut almost half of its 198 stores in the uk, after it went into administration last week. the move will lead to hundreds ofjob losses. the company's administrators say the cuts would help reenergise the brand. the stores immediately affected include four in london, where rents and other overhead costs are particularly high. you're live with bbc news. the wikileaks founder julian assange began his latest attempt to fight his extradition from the uk to the united states. he's wanted in the us for disclosing secret military files more than a decade ago. assange�*s lawyers accuse the us of state retaliation over its bid to prosecute the wikileaks founder. speaking to the bbc earlier, assange�*s brother discussed what he sees as the dangers involved with being sent to the us. if he were to be extradited, h

in a speech to the national farmers union annual conference, rishi sunak outlined details of how to boostbut said the scheme includes no new actual money. farming groups say more needs to be done to protect the sector from overseas competition. the body shop has started to shut almost half of its 198 stores in the uk after it went into administration last week. the move will lead to hundreds ofjob losses. the company's administrators say the cuts would help re—energise the brand. the stores immediately affected include four in london, where rents and other overheads are highest. you're live with bbc news. in the us, reactions to an alabama supreme court ruling on embryos continue to pour in — with the white house criticizing the decision that considers frozen, fertilized eggs to be children. on friday, alabama's top court ruled that fertilized eggs created for in—vitro fertilization, or ivf, can be considered children under state law — and that individuals can be held liable for destroying them. the verdict allows three couples to sue for wrongful death, after their frozen embryos were de

then we will hear from the environment agency most likely also from the national farmers' union as fars. then it will be up to the judge to rule in this particular case. the complainers are certainly hoping this will prove to be a pivotal moment in the recovery of the river wye. the convicted paedophile and former pop star gary glitter has failed in a parole board attempt to be freed from prison. the 79—year—old was jailed in 2015 for 16 years, for sexually abusing three schoolgirls. he was released in february last year, but returned to prison less than six weeks later after breaching his licence. it's now more than a month since the post office horizon it scandal was brought into sharp focus by an itv drama series — and still the individual stories of suffering are emerging. including that of two sisters who were pursued by post office investigators — even after a criminal trial against them was ruled out. mark daly has the story. straight through the door there. it was a dark place, and it's the guilt. i knew i hadn't taken the money. i would say that i'm a strong woman. the post of

i'm on a whatsapp group along with the national farmers union , along national farmers union, along with concerned farmers , with other concerned farmers, and there is crime committed on and there is crime committed on a daily basis. it has got to the stage now where there are people that have had enough , that are that have had enough, that are out at night . that have had enough, that are out at night. if there's a sighting of a dodgy car, we're all connecting. we want to do something about it. >> modern technology is making it harder to are, with farmers in the area reporting rises in drones flying over their farms and growing fears that criminals are using online satellite maps to scout out locations before targeting them up the road from richard is farmer neil brown , richard is farmer neil brown, who just last week had thousands of pounds worth of equipment stolen. this last week . stolen. this last week. >> um, we come out in the morning and we found that we had our isuzu pick up 14 foot flatbed trailer , our quad bike flatbed trailer, our quad bike and a kawasaki mule all stolen.

he's the first pm actually to speak to the national farmers union about 15 years. about 15 years. after gordon brown was the last one. anyway, let's have a little listen to some of the things that he had to say. >> walk the fields up and down in swaledale and wensleydale and enjoyed our high quality british meat, which, let me tell you , we meat, which, let me tell you, we will continue to support people to eat. i visited upland farms, hill farms, arable and livestock farms . i even tried my hand at farms. i even tried my hand at milking once , not very milking once, not very successfully i must say . successfully i must say. >> the certain images i do not want in my mind rishi sunak grappling with a set of teats is among them. anyway, i know , among them. anyway, i know, sorry about it. thanks, michelle. anyway so he was basically saying to these farmers that he understands their concerns. let's be clear, alex. we've process from alex. we've seen process from farmers up and down the land. now a of different now on a variety of different things, whether it's bureau

the chairman of the board of directors of the national poultry farmers union also exported 125 thousand tons of eggs worth 120 million dollars since the beginning of this year he reported and said: this amount of export puts iran in the list of the first six egg exporting countries in the world. inauguration: one of the largest steel production facilities in qom province with a capacity of 200,000 tons of ingots, the vice president said in the opening ceremony of this factory that in any field that investors want , contracts will be concluded in the shortest time and with ease to start operations. to be launching of one of the largest steel ingot production factories in qom with the presence of the deputy of the presidential assembly. the production of steel ingots, which works by using induction furnaces, is also sewing it has more energy or energy saving, and it can produce more, and it is economical. this unit is able to produce 200 thousand tons of steel ingots in the first stage , which cost 1 thousand billion tomans for ahodasan. currently, the cross section is 150 x 150, 150 mm a

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it's against that backdrop that rishi sunak will speak at the national farmers' union annual conferenceected to announce support for innovation and technology and moves to make the contracts between farmers and supermarkets fairer and more transparent. progress towards self—sufficiency will now be monitored every year. i think the most significant thing is the annual reporting on food security. we've got 70 million people living on an island. and my big ask of all parties is, you know, who's going to have a plan for british food and who's going to take british food as seriously as we do energy. you see all parties talking about energy, green energy, what we're going to do. you've got labour talking about gb energy. we don't have the same emphasis or plan for food production. so this is a big step in the right direction. across europe, demonstrations by farmers are now an increasingly common sight. this was wales last week in a protest about new rules designed to help nature recover. the challenge farmers face is how to produce ever more food without damaging the environment or putting u

so he goes speaking in birmingham, the broke city to national farmers why national farmers union.in the broke city? it's city. it's it's like such a city. it's a great city. birmingham. they great city. birmingham. and they speak was at an speak funny and it was at an event there and he was like pandenng event there and he was like pandering to them saying, you pandering to them by saying, you don't even do it for the money. you're not a farmer for the money. got other motives money. you've got other motives for vegan. and farmers for vegan. and the farmers union said, you out of your said, what are you out of your mind? are you doing it for? mind? what are you doing it for? money. need money. >> this subtle. and when >> this is the subtle. and when i disingenuous, what i say it's disingenuous, what i mean he's saying them, mean is he's not saying to them, you don't need any money, so we're not going to give you any money. yeah, i money. he's going, yeah, i get it. for the it. you don't do this for the money. nobody a farmer money. nobody becomes a farmer in of becoming rich. in t

a new funding package for farmers will protect the country's food security and ensure fairer pricing . addressing the national pricing. addressing the national farmers unionerence in birmingham today , rishi sunak birmingham today, rishi sunak unveiled new funding to increase productivity and he said modernise technology such as robotics and solar power. he also pledged to cut red tape, making it easier for farmers to develop new buildings or open farm shops . and rishi sunak farm shops. and rishi sunak faces the prospect of another by—election after the mp for blackpool south, scott benton, had an appeal against his suspension from parliament. dismissed, he was suspended in april last year after suggesting to an undercover reporter that he'd be willing to break lobby rules for money. he denied any wrongdoing and appealed a recommended 35 day suspension. but in its ruling today, an independent panel said they found no substance in his arguments. mps will now vote on benton's punishment , possibly benton's punishment, possibly triggering another by—election for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb

a new funding package for farmers will protect the country's food security and ensure fairer pricing . addressing the national pricing. addressing the national farmers unionerence in birmingham today , rishi sunak birmingham today, rishi sunak unveiled new funding to increase productivity and he said modernise technology such as robotics and solar power. he also pledged to cut red tape, making it easier for farmers to develop new buildings or open farm shops . and rishi sunak farm shops. and rishi sunak faces the prospect of another by—election after the mp for blackpool south, scott benton, had an appeal against his suspension from parliament. dismissed, he was suspended in april last year after suggesting to an undercover reporter that he'd be willing to break lobby rules for money. he denied any wrongdoing and appealed a recommended 35 day suspension. but in its ruling today, an independent panel said they found no substance in his arguments. mps will now vote on benton's punishment , possibly benton's punishment, possibly triggering another by—election for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb

the chairman of the board of directors of the national union of poultry farmers also exported 125,000 tons of eggs worth 120 million dollars since the beginning of this year informed. he said that this amount of export puts iran in the list of the first six egg exporting countries in the world. the general director of domestic tourism of the ministry of health announced the arrival of half a million health tourists to the country in the first nine months of this year. mr. daryabari said: most of the health tourists are from neighboring countries, including the persian gulf, turkey, and the republic of azerbaijan, with infertility and gynecology treatments, orthopedics, eyes, and cardiovascular transplants. one of the fields that can boost iran's tourism is health tourism. health tourism is one of the opportunities offered in iran. according to the announcement tourism department of the ministry of health, only in 9 months of this year, 1 million 500 thousand foreign tourists came to the country with the purpose of treatment. we went to jordan, i went to turkey, i wanted to go to italy

you that the supply of pork has been banned since 2008; according to estimates from the national union of pig farmersreach 200,000 tons per year. this year, russian hotels may launch a non-refundable rate, deputy minister of economic development dmitry vakhrukov announced this. the measure will allow tourists to save on accommodation. according to russian union of tourism industry. commenting on the results, the head of the bank, german gref , noted that 2023 was a record year for sber in many respects, in particular in lending, as the total loan portfolio grew by 27%, to almost 39.5 trillion. and at the end of the year, alrosa paid almost one and a half billion rubles in excess profit tax, as stated in the ifrs report. as for financial results, net profit decreased by 15%. up to 85 billion rubles revenue , on the contrary, grew by 9%, totaling 322 billion. experts believe that sanctions will not stop sales of alrosa will only lead to an increase in prices for rough diamonds. against the backdrop of reporting , the company's shares decline within 2%. it was economic news, briefly.

yesterday spoke for the first time in well over a decade that a prime minister has spoken at the national farmers uniononservative party worried about losing the rural vote . rural vote. >> uh, i think we worried that farmers are very concerned about the future and particularly . the future and particularly. what worries farmers is what's going on in wales, where there is a labour government, where there which there bringing in measures which are unpopular. they're are very unpopular. they're deeply unpopular with farmers in wales. i think the concern wales. and i think the concern is that labour coming, is that if labour were coming, were into power in, in were to come into power in, in england , that they would bring england, that they would bring in similar measures. we've already seen them talking about banning which has banning trail hunting, which has gone badly indeed . gone down very badly indeed. and, uh, you know, so i think farmers very nervous about farmers are very nervous about a change government. i think change in government. i think rishi reassure them rishi was there to reassure them

minutes with the economy and market news department, the head of hit , director of the national union of poultry farmers, said that according to the production, the market needs eggs for according to mr. kashani, it is expected that the production will be completed by the end of this year.

you that the supply of pork has been banned since 2008; according to estimates from the national union of pig farmersna can reach 200,000 tons per year. the european commission plans to completely abandon russian gas supplies through ukraine, european commission representative tim mcphee announced this in brussels. he recalled that the transit agreement expires on december 31 and the eu does not intend to do so. overwhelm. currently , about 15 billion cubic meters per year are pumped through the territory of ukraine. the european commission works closely with countries that receive gas through ukraine so that they have the necessary fuel supply. i will not talk about specific routes, but we are talking about ensuring that these countries can receive gas through other gas pipelines, as well as liquefied natural gas. first of all, this concerns austria, slovakia, and the czech republic. italy receives certain volumes. at the end of the year, alrossa paid almost one and a half billion rubles in excess profit tax, as stated in the ifrs report. as for financial results, net profit decreased by 15%. expert

very well that a ukrainian farmer, who does not receive a single penny of such money , long ago would have envied such help , which is provided by the european union and national governments to farmers of european countries, i am not talking about things related to individual electricity tariffs , special prices for fuel for agriculture, mr. serhiy. i apologize for taking up your time, but i just want all of us to understand that there is no facebook element in these protests, because what they write on these banners has absolutely nothing to do with real situation thank you, mr. roman, for the conversation, it was roman besmertny, politician, diplomat, former ambassador of ukraine to the republic of belarus. friends, we are working live on tv at the same time and here and there we are conducting surveys, we are asking you about this, is russia capable of provoking maidan 3 in ukraine? if you are on youtube, everything is quite simple, yes, no, or your version of the answer, write under this stream, and if you are watching us on tv, pick up your smartphone and vote if you think that russia is capable of provoking medan 3 in ukraine 0800 211 381, no 0800 211-38

state for membership of the european union, certainly follows the success of farmers in the european union and sees that, in principle, the european union is the nationalovernment of the member countries of europe, they are ready to respond to these demands of farmers, while they do not see the same reaction from the outside. and the moldovan government of moldova has declared a course towards european integration, therefore all those dividends that european farmers receive should also, well, in the opinion of moldovan farmers, go towards moldova. the european countries where protests are taking place at the end of 2022 produced almost half of all products in europe. they collected 205 million tons of grain produced more than half of european meat, 35 million tons. the largest producers are france, germany and poland. the protesters' successes, although small, are still there. the german government failed to simultaneously cancel the benefits for diesel and introduce a tax on agricultural machinery. in romania , the government has increased subsidies for diesel fuel, but it is too early to talk about the results. the fact is that the farmers’ actions w

the former head of the national union, lady the national farmers union, lady who's resigned who's justeally interesting because with in interesting because with her in the she about liz the times she talks about liz truss, about truss, uh, going to talk about farmers and all this truss was interested, taking pictures interested, was taking pictures of and next to hay of instagram and next to hay bales things. think we've bales and things. i think we've heard lot of from heard an awful lot of liz from liz truss talking about how the banks, uh, ambushed her and ruined her chances of getting britain moving again. um, i think she's very much had her opportunity to do what she wants in government. it's worth remembering kwasi remembering her and kwasi kwarteng specifically did kwarteng did specifically did a mini—budget rather than an official budget. so that it wasn't able to be and wasn't able to be checked. and balanced. um, and, you know, she had completely free rein to do what she wanted, and it was a disaster. i don't disagree with the statement that she was making there, but equally,

well that a ukrainian farmer, who does not receive a single penny of such money, long ago would have envied such help, which is provided by both the european union and the nationalones. governments to the farmers of european countries, i am not talking about things related to individual tariffs, for electricity, special prices, for fuel for agriculture, mr. sergey, i apologize for taking up your time, but i just want everyone we understood that there was no fsb insider in these protests , because what they write and hang on these... rants has absolutely no meaning there is no relation to the real situation. thank you, mr. roman, for the conversation, it was roman bezsmertny, politician, diplomat, former ambassador of ukraine to the republic of belarus. friends, we are working live on the tv channel , as well as on our youtube and facebook platforms, and at the same time there and there we are conducting a poll, we are asking you about whether russia is capable of provoking maidan 3 in ukraine. if you are on youtube, everything is quite simple, yes, no, or your answer option, write it below. ribom, and if you watch us on tv, pick up your smartphone and vote if yo

farmers from hundreds of unions are trying to push for better crop prices which changed after a protest in 2021. national form a large voting block in —— farmers form a large voting block in national elections. its a busy election year in many parts of the world. this week, on wednesday 7 indonesia goes to polls to select its next political leader. millennials and gen zs make up more than half of the country s 205 million eligible voters. the number one concern for them 7 jobs. my colleague steve lai sent this report from jakarta, ahead of the presidential election. walking around you can't help but notice the number of young people. nearly half the population is under the age of 30 but when it comes to employment younger job—seekers are struggling. for those under the age of 25 is 19%. we are struggling. for those under the age of 25 is 19%.— the age of 25 is 19%. we need to seekjobs _ the age of 25 is 19%. we need to seekjobs being _ the age of 25 is 19%. we need to seekjobs being created - the age of 25 is 19%. we need to seekjobs being created forj to seekjobs being created for the young labour force

farmers demand to limit or completely ban the import of cheap ukrainian agricultural products and strengthen support for national livestock farming. they also express their disagreement with the european union'sl strategy. it provides achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 . protests continue today and greek farmers under hundreds of tractors blocked the country's main highway connecting thessaloniki with athens. traffic police officers who were on the scene are directing the flow of traffic along other roads. earlier , representatives of the farmers' federation at a general meeting agreed to intensify protests throughout the country. the farmers intend to hold a large-scale demonstration in athens next week. the supreme court continues to consider the case of the executioner of khatyn vladimir katryuk. after the war, the criminal hid in canada, where he died at the age of 93. his atrocities were still known. during the bssr, but neither then nor now did the west want to extradite a nazi criminal. as the state prosecutor said, it is important to show the true role of the punisher, his true face, through a court decision. his case contains 35 volumes, 48 ​​people are witnesses. today in c

farmers are unhappy with agricultural policy. the european union and requires a revision of national ion. amsterdam requires reducing hydrocarbon emissions, for example, by reducing livestock numbers. berlin ends tax subsidies for farmers. all farmers are worried about the new eu free trade agreement with the mercosur countries. these are brazil, argentina, uruguay and paraguay. brussels, farmers say, does not hold latin american suppliers to the same standards. what's on the domestic market? the eu's green policy is presented as an attempt to create a healthy food system in the eu. with its help, brussels hopes to achieve climate neutrality by 2050. for farmers, this means a sharp decrease use of pesticides. protesters believe that the goals set will lead to the destruction of agriculture. the number of angry citizens is growing. in france, for example, except for farmers. school teachers are on strike, demanding higher wages and a review of working conditions. protests are taking place not only in the capital, but in other major cities. dockers at the ports of le havre, marseille an

small scale farmers and a minimum wage for workers. police arrested several protectors about a 100 kilometers from the capital authority, say more tops with union leaders and needed with national elections due in 2 months . farmers cut to the scales and a potential 3rd term for prime minister modi is hanging in the balance due to some good food on the 0. the pockets on people's parties says it will support rival pockets spawn was leeks or former governments, but will not join the cabinets. the 2 groups have been holding talks following last week's general election. they formed the last coalition government after removing the former prime minister in mont con, through a vote of no confidence candidates by, by con one the most seats, but not enough to form a government. i will have more news for you at the top of the hour until then you can head online to algebra dot com there you will find the latest information. the weather is next to an inside story. we'll be looking at how gaza is becoming an inhospitable, thanks for watching the the a hello that was not in the middle east. and a valid reason is very unsettled, whether move across the gulf, bringing some heavy rain to the li

farmers from more than two hundred unions plan to converge on the city on tractors to push for better crop prices promised after another protest in 2021. india is months from nationalin which millions of farmers form an influential voting bloc. it's a busy election year in many parts of the world. this week, on wednesday — indonesia goes to polls to select its next political leader. millennials and gen zs make up more than half of the country's 205 million eligible voters. the number one concern for them — jobs. my colleague steve lai sent this report from jakarta, ahead of the presidential election. walking around, you can't help but notice the number of young people. nearly half of the population is under the age of 30. but when it comes to employment, youngerjob—seekers are struggling. for those under the age of 25, the unemployment rate is 19%. indonesia needs to create millions jobs for the young labour force. but i think what is more difficult is that to prepare this young labour force, to be able to respond to the new demand from the industry or from the economy. most of the labour force are not highly educated. they are not well trained. i'm in a busy part

nations. european countries are still witnessing. farmers protest over agriculture related policies by the european union. polish farmers being tires on the steps of the regional government office and pelted the european commission office with eggs. polish farmers plan total blockade of all border crossings with the ukraine and major protest in the capital warsaw next week, also in a protest rally in central madrid, farmers parked their tractors outside of the. culture ministry, and in italy, protesters stage in noisy protest with the cowbells to ask for the government's help for the many problems. european farmers are angry over chief food imports especially from ukraine. they are also demanding actions over low prices for their products, green regulations and free trade policies. the uprore has spread across the continent, including france, germany and romania, with similar protests have been held in recent weeks. those were the top stories on press tv, thank you for being with us, take care and bye-bye. some from the civil service. and we continue in just moment. what would have happened if hizbullah

farmers began on february 9, they demand to limit or ban the transport of cheap agricultural products from ukraine, strengthen support for national livestock farming, and also oppose the european union’spported even in the men's agricultural sector in poland. now farmers are also going to check trucks on the border with lithuania for ukrainian grain and not without reason. polish farmers suspect it is grain. turns around and comes back. we have information that ukrainian grain is ground in lithuania, and lithuanian flour is exported to poland. supposedly from lithuanian grain. we have such information. warsaw advocates a partial restriction of the import of ukrainian agricultural products to europe, taking into account the market situation. currently , wheat, corn, corn and sunflower seeds cannot be imported into poland. they only go in transit, but according to farmers they are displacing polish products from other markets. eu countries. the opposition insists on a complete ban. former prime minister matteusz morawiecki also spoke in favor of the embargo. almost half of poles support this solution to the problem. and from march 1, the border blockade will be resumed by carriers who d