to you first, ranil jayawardena, to what extent are your colleagues in parliament worried about thisigel farage, and what he might do at the next election? >> well, look, i mean, i think nigel has succeeded in getting elected to parliament, which has long wanted to do big tick. and, you know, on a personal level, you know, on a personal level, you know, on a personal level, you know, everyone recognises that the people of clacton voted for him. so that's a very simple exercise in democracy. but i don't think the conservative party is being distracted from its core mission right now, which is to renew its itself after what is, let's be very honest, the worst election result it has ever seen. so there's a lot of work to be done before we even consider what the outside landscape is. and that's around going back to first principles as a conservative party. we are the conservative party, and we need to reconnect with what makes us so. so that means making sure that we're a small state, low tax, pro—family, family, pro—business party again and seem to be so. and that, i know, is the missio

farming, one of the organisers of today's protest, and lloyd russell—moyle, former labour mp, and ranil jayawardenavironment secretary. liz, it was a big show today. >> it was phenomenal. yeah, i feel very proud of the farming community and what we achieved today and such a great feeling for farmers. many were brought to tears, just that feeling of camaraderie. we all work in isolation, so to all get together and express our feelings about the way we're being treated together has been absolutely uplifting. i think keir starmers and uplifting. >> keir starmer says there's nothing to worry about because nobody under £3 million of value is going to incur tax. >> what you mean is, nigel keir starmer is continuing to insult our intelligence as farmers. but not only us, the accountants that work for us. every farm has an accountant and every accountant tells you what you're in for. and so keir starmer is insulting intelligent people across the country by lying. >> strong words. now there were protests today. i understand, in york, in cardiff, i think. i'm not sure where else. >> felixstowe. >> felixstowe