spencer stokes reports. this is the environmental strip.ps growing in some of the countries most fertile soils but 5% of this land has also been handed back to nature, netting current farmer roger hobson and eu subsidy of £100,000 a year. the government says those green payments will continue when we leave the eu that only a farmers sign up to a new environmental scheme. that only a farmers sign up to a new environmental schemelj that only a farmers sign up to a new environmental scheme. i think it could be a shakeup of the industry, i think it could be more and more consolidation which is less attention to detail and attention to the wildlife and the environment which we are so passionate about. and farms and farmers disappearing? inevitably, inevitably. in total, uk farmers received £3.5 billion in payments in 2018. after we leave the eu, the government will switch to the environmental land management scheme. it places a much greater emphasis on the environment. the aim is to sign up 82,000 farms by 2028. in the government spending watchd

spencer stokes reports. this is the environmental strip...ent says those green payments will continue when we leave the eu but only if farmers sign up to a new environmental scheme. i think it could be a shake—up of the industry. i think it could be more... less attention to detail, and attention to the wildlife and the environment which we are so passionate about. and farms and farmers disappearing? inevitably, inevitably. in total, uk farmers received £3.5 billion in payment in 2018. after we leave the eu, the government will switch to the environmental land management scheme or the elms. it places a much greater emphasis on the environment. the aim is to sign up 82,000 farms by 2028. and the government spending watchdog has warned some may turn their back on the industry. farmers could go out of business, as a result at this stage. it is perhaps inevitable that there is some risk of that because, at the moment, we don't know the details of the scheme. we don't know what outcomes the government is going to pay for. we don't how much they ar

spencer stokes, bbc news. talking about award—winning tv, you know stranger make things.ut some of the younger pups are being taken in as pets. it‘s a live interview for the biggestjob in the country, as borisjohnson and jeremy hunt go head—to—head for the first time in front of a tv audience. the conservative leadership rivals will face each other in salford tonight, and nina warhurst can give us a look behind the scenes. good morning, nina. let‘s discuss the leadership race more now, with david cameron‘s former head of strategy laura trott. give us your assessments going into this. is there one clear leader? yes, absolutely, and jeremy hunt has acknowledged as such. this has a lwa ys acknowledged as such. this has always been borisjohnson‘s race to lose and through the contest he‘s been very cognizant of that, he‘s played it very very safe and it continues to be the case, which makes sense for a frontrunner. this is their first head—to—head debate, if something went wrong that would change things but otherwise it wouldn‘t? change things but otherwise it wouldn't? balanc