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we had the nfu president, tom bradshaw, speaking to the environment committee this morning in the houses of parliament, and he was reduced to absolute tears. and you can see the amounts of tractors here. these are live pictures from central london i think that's parliament square parents are furious. >> okay, well, it's all kicking off down at westminster, isn't it? >> now, i remember at the previous protest, the nfu said leave the tractors at home. >> you know, today is not the day for tractors. we want to get through to the government without bringing down our, you know, our tractors. but no, today is the day. >> well, whitehall absolutely has come to a standstill. tractors. you can't see the road because there are so many trucks. you saw a little bit with patrick christys there just in the intro. and we will be live with him throughout the programme. but i think emotions, emily, are really, really running high here. we had the nfu president, tom bradshaw, speaking to the environment committee this morning in the houses of parliament, and he was reduced to absolute tears. and you can s

national farmers union, tom the national farmers union, tom bradshaw, broke down in tears in front of politicians. >> this is a lifetime of work. it's the heritage. lesson. >> tough to watch, isn't it.7 tough to watch. and he is a farmer. of course he's living this himself. now the chief medical officer, professor chris whitty, probably drove you mad dunng whitty, probably drove you mad during the lockdown. certainly did me. he wants a fat tax on junk food to tackle childhood obesity. it's a good idea. will it penalise poorer families? >> and the children's commissioner says that sara shanf commissioner says that sara sharif, the ten year old schoolgirl murdered by her parents, was failed as it's revealed that she had been on the child protection list since birth over allegations of neglect and violence. how was this allowed to happen? >> and the prime minister will override people who don't want development in their backyard nimbys. and he's going to build on the greenbelt, which they're now calling the grey belt a sensible idea. or is this about making the countryside a concrete jun