>> we should do it in parliament square with every mp. >> and did you go up and down a lot?member photographs of you in here. >> so yeah, i did, but what i would try to do is get cheered the year before the general election, and then i'd get jeered afterwards. right. >> 12 what did you say? you've got to lose 12 kilos. >> yeah, i'm 92 kilos. i should. >> yeah, i'm 92 kilos. i should. >> that's about what's in stone. >> that's about what's in stone. >> stone and. >> stone and. >> a bit stone and a bit. >> a bit stone and a bit. >> i was. yeah. >> but i thought the mps life was the life that created the. >> yeah. you're professionally fat. >> yeah, yeah. so how come you put it on since you've left? >> working from home, actually. >> working from home, actually. >> probably. >> probably. >> there you go. there we go. wouldn't it? very good. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> have you ever been fat, matthew? >> this is probably the heaviest i've been. i was always quite scrawny as a kid. and i think alec shelbrooke, when he was telling us in the green room. he weighs less than me now. so i ac

squared off from delivering it per se. but i think the overall atmosphere is red. the overall after sphere in the government and in parliament is in favor of the kind of positions that, that any out of the part in pricing that's quite that's, that's quite problematic. but just elaborate on that point. when you say that position, that's nothing, you know, and trump are embrace and what do you mean by that? and what is their position? in your opinion? try my opinion, just a problem in the united states, and how much is the opinion? the president tom, i'm pregnant, so not that hard finding us every day. now for the past week, they want to ask the glaze guys all there's, there's no opinion here. it's a fact. they say, no. trump has double done a 3 times and thought nothing. you know, just different than day. is there any part of it? they're saying it every day, and they are justifying good at explaining it every day, and they are improving on it and to give us giving us different variations of it that they want to ethnically cleansed because all of its inhabitants in order for it to be a beach side property, they say it, the oth

they're going around parliament square and around the surrounding area, tooting their horns, making itto the pubuc horns, making it known to the public why they're here. and they're here to save the british farm, to save the family farm, to fight back against the inheritance tax rate. now, i'm just going to walk over here because i'm delighted to be joined by ollie fletcher, who is second in command at save british farming. and he's. well, you can hear the noise behind me. he's at save british farming, which is the organiser of this protest today. ollie, if you can hear me, please talk us through what's going to happen today then? >> well, i don't know about second. in command. there's a whole team of people, but we have a whole programme of events today. hopefully from 1:00 pm, we're going to fill up whitehall and it will probably overflow. i understand there's going to be quite a lot of tractors coming, and then we're going to set 1507 00:09:20,696 -->

>> i mean, ijoined the rally yesterday and the police around parliament square were absolutely fantastic don't blame the police at all, i don't think i think they're short funded. they have very limited resources. but just talking from experience, for example, our case, which where our van was broken into two months ago again, that's now been closed. there's no further evidence or information. and again, someone gets away with, with damaging property. >> i mean, some of the stories that i've been reading are just desperate. i mean, tens of thousands of pounds worth of kit stolen in some of these cases, people who just can't afford to get back into the business after a particularly heinous theft. can you can you tell us some of the some of the personal stories that we were hearing about yesterday? >> i think it goes so much wider than that. i think we also need to consider the mental health and wellbeing implications of tool theft, the stress of financial loss, obviously, the frustration, anxiety and depression and obviously repeated thefts can can make people, tradespeople feel that they