steve barclay knows _ high quality british food.arclay knows all _ high quality british food. steve barclay knows all too - high quality british food. steve barclay knows all too well - high quality british food. steve barclay knows all too well my i barclay knows all too well my criticism on the labelling which is out of home. our pubs and restaurants, that is the issue with labelling. i want to be a manifesto commitment for the conservative party? the trade agricultural commission took a million people to get that over the line and they have recommended it. i get that over the line and they have recommended it.— recommended it. i am not going to write our manifesto _ recommended it. i am not going to write our manifesto here _ recommended it. i am not going to write our manifesto here and - recommended it. i am not going to write our manifesto here and now. write our manifesto here and now but hopefully you can see our track record on these things, and when i first came to parliament and i was on the select committee, one of the t

relation — and leon emirali, a pr advisor and former aide to the current environment secretary, steve barclaymore than 800 officials from the us and europe have criticised their governments�* policies on israel and the war in gaza. in a statement, they say israel has shown "no boundaries" in its military operation. the officials also warn that western countries may be complicit in "grave violations of international law". presidentjoe biden has taken part in a ceremony for the repatriation of the bodies of three american soldiers killed in a drone attack in jordan. two 16—year—olds who murdered another teenager in a frenzied knife attack near warrington last year have been named. scarlettjenkinson and eddie ratcliffe lured brianna jai to a park in broad daylight, where they stabbed her 28 times. —— brianna ghey. this afternoon they were given life sentences with minimum terms of 22 and 20 years. the pair had discussed the murder in the weeks before. police have released new images of abdul shakoor ezedi, who they're still hunting in connection with an attack on a woman and her two children, us

steve barclay , of brexit. steve barclay, of course.farmers are, are, uh, coping post brexit? are they better off or are they worse off. >> well, this doubling of productivity is the sort of benefit we get from brexit in terms of being able to design solutions that are good for soil quality, good for the environment, but actually boost our farming as well. we had under the eu a very sort of bureaucratic system . 50% of the bureaucratic system. 50% of the money went to the 10% of largest farms, as it was based on the size of farm. it didn't respond to innovation, it didn't respond to innovation, it didn't respond to technology. and we also legislating as well with things like our jean precision, uh, like ourjean precision, uh, legacy station, so that we can use the latest science to boost our farming as well. so it's about having farming in a way that works with the environment that works with the environment that designed for what we need in england specifically. and isn't just based on a bureaucratic formula, which was the case in the

leon emirali, can political commentator, former ministerial aide to the environment secretary steve barclayto begin, we are starting to get details that they have begun. there will be a lot of nervousness behind—the—scenes, this watched very closely in downing street and other world capitals, about what this does to an already fragile situation in the middle east.— to an already fragile situation in the middle east. . , the middle east. yeah, there will be a lot of tension _ the middle east. yeah, there will be a lot of tension in _ the middle east. yeah, there will be a lot of tension in those _ the middle east. yeah, there will be a lot of tension in those capital- a lot of tension in those capital cities around the western world and indeed the middle east right now. i think that the timing of this, the fact it has taken five days since those three military personnel were killed, ithink those three military personnel were killed, i think shows this has been a considered response byjoe biden and the american administration. i'm sure there would have been discussions with allies in the west

relation — and leon emirali, a pr advisor and former aide to the current environment secretary, steve barclayesidentjoe biden has taken part in a ceremony for the repatriation of the bodies of three american soldiers killed in a drone attack in jordan. two 16—year—olds who murdered another teenager in a frenzied knife attack near warrington last year have been named. scarlettjenkinson and eddie ratcliffe lured brianna jai

. >> environment secretary steve barclay spoke to the breakfast show. to backing british farming . backing british farming. >> we produce amongst the best food in the world and what this is doing, it's doubling the grants for equipment, for technology to drive better productivity, to make our farms more sustainable . more sustainable. we're going to be talking to two farmers because the prime minister is the first prime minister is the first prime minister to address the national farmers union's conference since 2008. >> so they'll have quite a lot to say about. yes, if they agree with steve was with what steve barclay was saying. >> and we're asking you this morning, you with your morning, are you happy with your bin it might not bin collection now? it might not sound thrilling sound that thrilling a topic, but believe me, we believe that you, the british public, care about this stuff and we're talking to an mp who says his council is so hopeless. >> there's a million bins not being collected since may. enough. if you lined them up from the town in the

but the fact that we had what was it, steve barclay, was health barclay, who was health secretary theetary for the last few years now victoria, they've just failed table. failed to come to the table. it's last you know, it's the last you know, striking, striking miners. you know, i was under striking miner. on strike when know, i was under striking min were on strike when know, i was under striking min were a on strike when know, i was under striking min were a miner?| strike when know, i was under striking min were a miner? yes. ke when you were a miner? yes. >> you know, started the pit >> you know, i started the pit fight. check. fight. check i started the coal a year after. >> you still took day strikes now? yeah >> took day strikes? yes. >> took day strikes? yes. >> that's what a striking miner means. you were so fat. means. yeah. you were so fat. check de—banking. he a check de—banking. he was a striking we was striking miner when we was legislating minimum legislating for these minimum minimum service agreements, the labour in arms labour party was up in arms saying you've away

controversies, all situations and those rises of anti—semitism, we spoke to environment secretary steve barclayamping out anti—semitism. so extremely concerning stories and you're absolutely right to highlight them . them. >> i think we're all alarmed to see those sort of stories , and see those sort of stories, and it is absolutely important that we get across that there is zero tolerance for that sort of behaviour. and i know the home secretary is absolutely committed to taking a robust stand in terms of rooting out any form of anti—semitism, and thatis any form of anti—semitism, and that is something as a government, we are absolutely committed to doing well . committed to doing well. >> the father of the girl whose birth certificate has now been invalidated , says he wants invalidated, says he wants anyone responsible for this to be sacked. but first, james cleverly and his home office will conduct an investigation . will conduct an investigation. >> i thank you for that update, charlie peters, on that concerning story of more anti—semitism in the uk . thank anti—semitism in the uk. thank y

current secretary of state for health and her predecessor , uh, health and her predecessor, uh, steve barclayor doctors say, well, look, you know, we've got to keep the threat of strike to keep everybody as attention focussed on this . uh, and so they neither on this. uh, and so they neither side will talk to each other. there were some talks, uh, a couple of months ago, but they didn't anywhere . but at the didn't get anywhere. but at the end of the day, you know, you have this silly have to stop this silly precondition nonsense and just sit and talk. because the sit down and talk. because the one thing we all know is, you know, whether you have a row with wife, the bloke next with your wife, the bloke next door or in the workplace, you end up with having to talk about your problems. and so you have to sit down and have a talk. i mean, the solution to this, i think, is something like a three year something year package, something like that, and the doctors that, to try and get the doctors back some sort of wage back onto some sort of wage parity . but it's back onto some sort of wage parity.