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Honiton to get a feel for this election campaign. the bennett family have been running their dairy farm near honiton for 15 years. agriculture, mainly livestock farming, is the major industry in this very rural constituency. we are in a minority business, but were actually fundamentally a very important business to the country. we produce food for other people so it will be nice for the farmers to be heard. like other industries, theyre being hit by rising costs. but they say theres also too muc...

So it would be nice for ourfarmers to be heard. like other industries, they�*re being hit by rising costs. but they say there�*s also too much legislation around farming, which should be cut. see, if youve got all these barriers and restrictions holding you back, as a business, youre not actually going to be able to move forward, as we have done in previous years, sort of thing. and do you know which way you�*re going to vote? i�*m going to vote for lib dem. i think we�*ve been a conse...

We remain committed to this policy. these repeated legal barriers are very similar to those that we experienced with all other removal flights and we believe we are fully compliant to our domestic and international obligations and preparations for our future flights and the next flight has already begun. and the next flight has already beuun. , , and the next flight has already beuun. , ., begun. yesterdays flight cost a cou - le begun. yesterdays flight cost a coule of begun. yesterdays flight ...

New this morning, cnn has obtained a letter president biden sent to the major oil companies, shell, exxon, bp, trying to pressure them to help reduce prices and the implication seems to be do it or else. he writes, refinery profit margins well above normal being passed directly on to american families are not acceptable. he also writes, i am prepared to use all tools at my disposal as appropriate to address barriers to providing americans affordable, secure energy supply. joining me now is energ...

Of being sent to rwanda is deterring new arrivals. the governments policy is on hold. but the home secretary this lunchtime insisted it will happen. we remain committed to this policy. these repeated legal barriers are very similar to those that we experienced with all other removal flights and we believe we are fully compliant to our domestic and international obligations and preparations for our future flights and the next flight has already begun. yesterdays flight cost a couple of hundred th...

In the last hour, the home secretary said she was disappointed by the ruling, and that the government would not be put off by what she called "inevitable" last—minute legal challenges. our political correspondent damian grammaticas reports. on the south coast today, no sign that the prospect of being sent to rwanda is deterring new arrivals. the governments policy is on hold. but the home secretary this lunchtime insisted it will happen. we remain committed to this policy. these repeated legal...

Was about individual cases of those who had, had their asylum cases rejected, and was not an absolute bar on future removals. she wont be deterred she says by the "usual suspects" or "mobs" standing in the way. we remain committed to this policy. these repeated legal barriers are, madam deputy speaker, very similar to those that we experience with all other removal flights, and we believe that we are fully compliant with our domestic and international obligations, and preparations for our future...

Its worth remembering how we got here. the prime minister was on a farm in hayle in cornwall this morning and was asked... have you driven any other tractors? ive driven a lot of tractors in my... yeah, i have. indeed, he has — this an election stunt not burdened with subtlety back in 2019. he won the election and did deliver brexit, but with the protocol attached, its had profound political consequences in northern ireland. sinn fein regard overriding elements of it irresponsible. the democra...

The democratic unionists wont go back into devolved government unless it changes. i believe that finally we are now seeing the kind of action that is required to begin the process of removing the barriers to trade within the united kingdom. it does nothing to serve the interests of the people here. it flies in the face of an international agreement which he himself negotiated. it is in clear breach of international law. and, you know, the reality is here that the protocol is working. to be prime...

And northern ireland. its not a big deal. we can fix it in such a way as to remove those bureaucratic barriers, but without putting up barriers on trade moving north—south in the island of ireland. the white house has called on the uk and the european union to get back to the negotiating table. the eu says the plan is unacceptable, as it breaks international law. heres our europe editor, katya adler. the eu didnt want to overreact to the governments proposed legislation. i mean, its not law ye...