farming as we know it, right around the world, from the welsh sheep farmer to the maasai herdsmen, has to end. human beings have to stop raising animals for meat. the harsh truth is that livestock farming is the greatest driver of those disastrous impacts which i ve i ve already mentioned, and yet, it produces very little of our food, by comparison to the smaller drivers of those impacts, which are the arable and horticultural production. it s obviously an important component, and i m not saying take away animals from. ..take away animals from subsistence farmers at all, but for those of us who have a choice of diets, yes, we should be getting out of meat eating, getting out of milk and eggs, and switching towards notjust a plant based diet, but i want to see those crucial protein sources replaced by microbial protein, produced through precision fermentation. it s an enhanced form of brewing.
of meat eating, getting out of milk and eggs, and switching towards notjust a plant based diet, but i want to see those crucial protein source sources replaced by microbial protein, produced through precision fermentation. it s an enhanced form of brewing. not so long ago, we took hardtalk to a farm in the north of england, a beautiful sheep and cattle farm run by james rebanks. now, he cares as passionately about environmental issues as you do. he cares about the quality of his soil. he cares about building an eco system on his land, which is good for his animals, but good for wildlife, as well. he says he can achieve all of those things and produce meat efficiently. why do you want to put people like him out of business? well, i ve read both ofjames s books, and they re beautifully written, but they contain not a single useful number at all. there s nothing on production, nothing on yields. and i suspect, because he hasn t told us, that his
hustings sessions, to interview candidates and hear what they ve got to say. and what policies they will pursue and what their principles are in becoming prime minister. we have to remember we are electing notjust a party leader but also the prime minister of this country. it needs to be done seriously and properly but the aim is to have the new leader in place by the 5th of september, which is when parliament returns after the summer recess. that s bob blackman, from the 1922 committee, which is looking at the rules for this leadership contest today. we will get the parameters of the contest today and paul bristow is mp for peterborough and he joins me now outside parliament. do you wanted to be a quick race, a contest over pretty soon? lots of people saying to have borisjohnson in number 10 downing st for too much
net-zero strategy? this is another hole, it is a positive for net-zero strategy? this is another hole, it is a positive for the - hole, it is a positive for the government bank balance in one way in that 241 million of money that was due for the green housing conversion to insulative homes and make homes use less energy hasn t been spent. so it has been sent back to central government. it is symbolic of a government that makes commitments at cop 26 but we are still failing to get to grips with the end bit the energy crisis and the end bit the energy crisis and the environment crisis which is why labour is proposing notjust a windfall tax on naughty oil companies but they also want to see solar and onshore wind farming permitted in england. just to try and drive down energy costs because as we all know, the energy price will go up in the autumn, adding another 400 pounds onto bills which are already high and people will start feeling a real pinch this
attempts to preserve the postwar international order which is guaranteed peace for 75 years in europe on the other side. it is no longer unclear what is going on here in the west has to be ready to face this challenge and the whole world of democracy has to be ready to face this challenge as a threat to global democracy, notjust a conflict over control of the ukraine. a container that shares in australia have opened almost a percent lower as a result of that reaction in oil prices which have been following this crisis very carefully receiving prices jump on concerns of future escalation and what kind of impact that might have on demand and supply of global