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We Can Do BothEx-farming minister & MP the Rt Hon George Eustice looks back on his time in governmentOn a visit to the south-west last year, former agriculture minister GEORGE EUSTICE stopped by Neil’s farmhouse for a candid look back at the time the two shared in parliament. Covering Brexit, trade deals, creating new agricultural policies, and trying to curtail the power of supermarkets, in this episode you’ll get a fascinating insight into government decisions during a turbulent time, from a man who was at the heart of it all.Listen and you’ll hear: about George’s farming background (0m40s); why he was pro-Brexit (5m49s); the environmental schemes he helped d...2025-01-3042 min
Shoot Room SessionsE88 George Eustice: The Political EnvironmentGeorge Eustice was a Minister in DEFRA for nine years including almost three years in Cabinet. He brought into law the Agriculture Act 2020, the Environment Act 2021 and the Fisheries Act 2020 which together established the main policy frameworks for the post EU era. He also developed most of the policies under the Future Agriculture Programme including the Sustainable Farming Incentive and Landscape Recovery Fund. Before entering politics he worked for ten years in the family farming business in Cornwall and he studied horticulture at Writtle College. He campaigned to leave the EU but resigned from Theresa May’s government in order...2025-01-021h 10
加尔的英语世界【外刊英语精读】脱欧后英澳贸易协议UK expected to offer post-Brexit trade deal to Australia英国将给予澳大利亚脱欧后贸易协议Gradual tariff-free deal will be victory for free-trade Brexiters but is likely to alarm UK farmers贸易协议将会逐步免除关税，这对支持自由贸易的脱欧者来说是个大成就，然而却可能使英国农民提心吊胆UK ministers are expected to offer Australia a trade deal that will gradually eliminate all tariffs and quotas, one seen as a victory for free-trade Brexiters in the cabinet but is likely to prompt alarm among UK farmers.英国政府大臣将给予澳大利亚贸易协议，该协议将逐步免除所有关税和限额。该协议被英国内阁支持自由贸易的脱欧者视为一大成就，但有可能引起英国农民群体的恐慌。Downing Street did not deny reports on Friday that the likely offer to Australia would be a transition to zero quotas and tariffs over 15 years, although it insisted discussions were still taking place.唐宁街（英国首相）并未否认周五的报道“英国有可能向澳大利亚提出贸易协议，在未来15年内逐渐实现零限额和零关税”，但是坚称讨论仍在进行中。Such an outcome would be viewed as Boris Johnson siding with Liz Truss, the international trade secretary, against the views of the e...2024-12-1121 min
The MacVet PodcastThe art of communicationFormer Secretary of State for Defra (Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs), George Eustice has spent the past 25 years working in various roles within the world of British politics. As a 6th generation farmer, the expectation had been to continue working within the family business but a formative event at age 22 prompted the move into the political arena. George subsequently had four years experience of communication and media management at the highest level in politics. This year (2024) has seen the start of a new career path for George, as...2024-10-1036 min
R2Kast - People in Food and Farming/All InR2Kast 251 - George Eustice on Agriculture Policy, Brexit, and Political LifeToday we welcome George Eustice onto the R2Kast. George, the former Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, shares his journey into politics, starting from his early years working on the family farm in Cornwall. He discusses the challenges they faced in agriculture, which sparked his interest in political matters. 🌾George reflects on his experiences in the political realm, from serving as Press Secretary for David Cameron to his significant role in DEFRA. He provides insights into the complexities of agricultural policy, including his stance on key issues like the euro currency debate and...2024-09-301h 06
Wolfe Power ClubFormer Secretary of State George Eustice Talks About Boris Johnson; All Things Energy and Rolling Out HVO | S1EP1Alex talks to George Eustice about what it was like to be Secretary of State whilst Boris Johnson was PM and the agricultural industry's future in the UK. George also talks about the challenges of being a minister and the expert work he has done on HVO in Cornwall.Call to Action: - A focus on investment trends, governmental policies, and the evolving landscape of energy consumption, it promises to provide valuable insights for both industry professionals and the general public. Contact Information: - If would like...2024-09-2521 min
The Farmers Weekly PodcastWhat the Labour government means for your farm business; with former Defra secretary George Eustice and former NFU president Minette BattersIn this episode, after being swept to power in a landslide general election, we examine what the UK's new Labour government means for farming.We get the low-down on the policies we can expect for agriculture – and the challenges likely to be faced when funding them.We discuss the implications, opportunities and the threats – with former Defra secretary George Eustice and former NFU president Minette Batters.We look at the impact of the election result on farming across the UK – including the devolved nations of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.And we exa...2024-07-0547 min
HortWeek PodcastGeorge Eustice on the peat ban, import/export friction and his legacyFormer Defra secretary of state George Eustice says there should be a new generation of UK fresh produce glasshouse production post-election, with a Defra strategy to support that.The retiring Conservative MP believes more can also be done on labour shortages. He supports a needs-based policy so sectors with shortages have sector-specific visas, and a 10-year plus seasonal worker scheme maintained at current worker levels.After standing down ahead of the July 4 general election, Eustice formed the Penbroath environmental and agricultural consultancy. He discusses his political legacy from his nine-year stint as a D...2024-06-2522 min
Inside WhitehallInside opposition with George Eustice MPJonathan and James were joined by George Eustice MP. George has spent the best part of a decade in Government, culminating in his time as Secretary for State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. Recorded before the announcement of the timing of the General Election, we talked to George about his time working for David Cameron and the Conservative Party during opposition. From David Cameron's leadership campaign through to preparing the Conservative Party for government we take a look at how you go from being seen as the party of opposition to a potential party of government. 2024-05-2758 min
Tonight with Andrew MarrFood Prices Are Set To Soar With New Brexit ChangesAndrew Marr speaks to former Secretary for Environment and Rural Affairs, George Eustice about how the Brexit changes may impact farmers. He also speaks to Patrick Harvie from the Scottish Green party on the latest in Scottish politics. 2024-04-3051 min
Estate MattersS1 Ep 9: George Eustice | Insights from a former Environment Secretary on politics and land managementGeorge Eustice MP spent nine years at Defra, rising to become Secretary of State for the Environment, Food & Rural Affairs in 2020, a position he held until 2022. He has been the Conservative MP for Camborne, Redruth and Hayle in Cornwall since 2010 but has said he will not stand in the next General Election, recently launching a consultancy business. In a remarkably frank and fascinating conversation, George lifts the lid on decisions made at the very top of rural politics – and has some predictions for farmers and estate owners about what might be just around the corner.2024-02-0650 min
Eco ChamberGove's nitrates war, Scotland's hare cull and England's water woesEvery week, the ENDS team runs down the biggest green news stories across the UK and takes a forensic look at one of the more deep-rooted environmental issues facing us today. On this week's episode we discuss:- The potential ramifications of the government’s latest nutrient neutrality update.How thousands of hares and hundreds of beavers have been culled in Scotland over the past four years.And why it’s alright for the ex-environment secretary George Eustice to set up an environmental consultancy advising agri-business.For this week's dee...2023-08-3034 min
The Penta Podcast ChannelPotential priorities for a Labour governmentThe U.K. Labour Party has seen a remarkable turnaround in its political fortunes since the 2019 general election. The current polls show a consistent and sizable lead for Labour under Sir current party leader Keir Starmer. But what are the realistic prospects for a Labour Government? What would the priorities be for a new administration? And what will that mean for business and enterprise?On June 13, 2023, Baron Watson of Wyre Forest (formerly Tom Watson, Member of Parliament), former Deputy Leader of the Labour Party and current Chair of U.K. Music, joined Penta Managing Director Mark MacGregor...2023-06-2754 min
Politics UnpackedThe Exit Interviews: George EusticeMatt is back with the first episode in a new series, The Exit Interviews, sitting down with MPs leaving Parliament at the next election to talk about their highs and lows, their best and worst bosses, and the lessons they've learned from politics. Former cabinet secretary George Eustice worked on his family farm, stood for election for UKIP and went on to be press secretary to David Cameron. He talks about Brexit, trade deals, and why Liz Truss didn't listen to him.Plus: Columnists Rachel Sylvester, Libby Purves and Paul Johnson discuss Rishi Sunak's speech about cha...2023-06-0545 min
IfG EventsHas civil service impartiality had its day?Has civil service impartiality had its day?Recent events in government, including the circumstances following Dominic Raab’s resignation as justice secretary, have at least on the surface deepened a divide between ministers and officials – and civil service morale has dropped as the strained relationship between ministers and officials deteriorates.With Raab complaining of “increasingly activist civil servants” and warning that it had become “almost impossible for ministers to deliver for the British people”, there have been increasing calls to give more powers to ministers to bring their political allies into Whitehall.So has civil servic...2023-05-251h 06
The Farmers Weekly PodcastFarmers Weekly Question Time: Royal Agricultural University, CirencesterWelcome to this special episode of the Farmers Weekly Podcast – the Farmers Weekly Question Time event at the Royal Agricultural University, Cirencester.Recorded in front of a live studio audience, farmers, students and other guests quiz industry leaders on topical agricultural issues.Our panel is:Former Defra secretary Rt Hon. George Eustice MPHertfordshire farmer Jo FranklinProfessor of Rural Policy & Strategy Tom MacMillanCountry Land & Business Association president Mark TufnellBritish Meat Processors Association chief executive Nick Allen2023-05-181h 34
Farm GateThe one with George EusticeGeorge Eustice has been the Conservative MP for Camborne and Redruth since 2010. He was a Minister of State at the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs from 2015 to 2020 - and served as the Secretary of State at Defra from 2020 to 2022.
Mr Eustice has been the longest serving minister at Defra in the post-referendum period, providing a relatively rare point of consistency and stability in what was a time of substantial disruption in British politics.
In this podcast Mr Eustice discusses his time in government, with the Chief Editor of https://8point9.com, ffinlo Costain.
2023-04-2854 minFarm Gate8.9ha News (audio version): Interview: George Eustice, Coronation fund, Debate "raging" at DefraFormer Defra Secretary, George Eustice, says debate is “raging” at Defra over future direction of farming - we also talk about his proposal for a Coronation fund to protect rare and native breeds
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Renewable Heating Hub PodcastsMalcolm Farrow, Head of Public Affairs at OFTEC, fills us in on OFTEC’s heat pump training courses and updates us on the HVO trialMalcolm also updates us George Eustice’s Ten Minute Rule Bill in Parliament that supports the use of HVO in heating. The bill aims to reduce the duties charged on renewable liquid heating fuel.2023-03-1532 minRenewing the ConversationMalcolm Farrow, Head of Public Affairs at OFTEC, fills us in on OFTEC’s heat pump training courses and updates us on the HVO trialMalcolm also updates us George Eustice’s Ten Minute Rule Bill in Parliament that supports the use of HVO in heating. The bill aims to reduce the duties charged on renewable liquid heating fuel.2023-03-1532 min
The Owen Jones PodcastTory Brexit Bombshell ConfessionWow. A former Tory Cabinet minister, Sir George Eustice, declared to the House of Commons that the trade deal with Australia was a "failure" and "not actually a very good deal" for the UK. But we were promised a post-Brexit buccaneering Britain: instead, the Tories have given us non-existent growth and declining living standards. Will we really let them get away with it?Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-owen-jones-podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2022-11-1606 min
The News AgentsIs Westminster full of bullies?A second minister in two weeks faces serious allegations of bullying. Are our corridors of power a breeding ground for bullyboy behaviour? We speak to Liz Bates, political correspondent at Sky News, who has delved deep into the alleged toxic culture that appears endemic in Westminster. And we're joined by the former Secretary of State for the Department of Environment, Food & Rural Affairs, George Eustice, who stood up in the House of Commons yesterday to brandish a trade deal he endorsed last year when he was in government 'a not very good deal'. He still says Brexit...2022-11-1535 min
Podcasts do Ministério da Agricultura e Pecuária do BrasilBrasil e Reino Unido criam comitê conjunto para facilitar relação na agriculturaA ministra da Agricultura, Pecuária e Abastecimento, Tereza Cristina e o secretário de Estado George Eustice, do Departamento do Meio Ambiente, Alimentação e Assuntos Rurais do Reino Unido assinaram nesta quinta-feira (11) o Memorando de Entendimento de criação do Comitê Conjunto de Agricultura (CCA) Brasil Reino Unido. A partir desta assinatura, as autoridades dos dois países desenvolverão esforços para garantir a continuidade de consultas bilaterais sobre questões relacionadas ao comércio de bens agropecuários, e de estabelecer um fórum de debates relativos aos interesses de ambos os países, inclusive potenciais arra...2022-11-0702 min
Eco ChamberDEFRA's ministerial massacre, ENDS on film, and Charles the climate kingEvery fortnight, the ENDS team runs down the biggest green news stories, shines a spotlight on some pretty nasty chemicals, and takes a forensic look at one of the more deep-rooted environmental issues facing us today.In this twentieth episode, the team explores:* DEFRA's ministerial massacre* A green King Charles III* The Environment Agency's handling of over abstraction* The poisoning of the river Severn* And how the hydrogen sector could cannibalise the renewable energy market in the EUPlay Jamie's quiz! Who were...2022-09-2139 min
50 Shades of PlanningNeutral Impact IIWhen Sam Stafford introduced Episode 38 of the 50 Shades of Planning Podcast on nutrient neutrality he described the topic of eutrophication as a bit like the podcast itself. A little niche, but very important. Since then, February 2021, whilst the podcast remains a little niche, the nutrient neutrality issue has very much broken into the mainstream of planning consciousness.
Sam and his guests in Episode 38 spoke for the most part about the Solent, which was the first SPA within which Natural England recommended that LPAs withhold planning permission unless negative impacts of development can be ruled out completely. In M...2022-09-101h 03
The StandardOur next Prime Minister: The candidatesA total of eleven Conservative MPs have officially launched campaigns to replace Boris Johnson as Prime Minister.In various campaign videos from the likes of Tom Tugendhat, Sajid Javid, Suella Braverman, and Rishi Sunak we have seen promises around tax cuts, delivering Brexit and tackling immigration.On Monday Environment Secretary George Eustice said he expected the number of candidates to be whittled down to just two within a fortnight.The Evening Standard’s Deputy Political Editor David Bond discusses his ‘top 5’ candidates; those most likely to become our new PM, and th...2022-07-1114 min
Nick Ferrari - The Whole ShowHe's back!Nick Ferrari is back and what a week it's been. On the show:
-Tory leadership candidates set up competing plans to cut taxes, in a bid replace Boris Johnson
-Report finds half of UK police forces failing on basic duties
-Environment Secretary George Eustice speaks to Nick2022-07-112h 19
NFU TalkTalking regenerative agriculture at GroundswellWe're back! This week Minette updates members on the NFU's Summer Reception held for MPs and the House of Lords to engage with parliamentarians.You can also hear about Minette's session at Groundswell where she spoke alongside a panel including the Secretary of State George Eustice, Chair of Natural England Tony Juniper and the Green Party's Natalie Bennett.https://www.nfuonline.com/updates-and-information/watch-now-your-weekly-vlog-from-the-president/2022-06-2704 minThe Farmers Weekly PodcastCarbon markets, soil health, Sustainable Farming Incentive launch, grass in arable rotations, does regenerative agriculture stack up? & Groundswell 2022In this episode, we spend two days at Groundswell 2022 – the UK's biggest farm event for regenerative agriculture.Also known as conservation farming, regenerative agriculture is all about looking after the soil and improving biodiversity – as well as producing food. But how does it stack up financially?The government's Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) aims to reward arable farmers and livestock producers in England who prioritise soil health.We speak to Defra secretary George Eustice, as he announces the SFI launch date – and we ask him whether the scheme is ambitious enough.We...2022-06-2646 min
Eco ChamberRees-Mogg’s red tape battle, the return of the osprey, and England’s shrinking shorelineEvery fortnight, the ENDS team runs down the biggest green news stories, shines a spotlight on some pretty nasty chemicals, and takes a forensic look at one of the more deep-rooted environmental issues facing us today.In this 14th episode, the team explores:Jacob Rees-Mogg and George Eustice’s tiff over axing EU lawsWhy DEFRA's Environmental Land Management Scheme is coming unstuckHow the osprey is making a comebackWhy homes on the UK’s east coast are literally falling into the seaAnd how chemicals in everyday products can trigger rare allergiesFind out more at endsreport.com...2022-06-2036 min
TudoRamaBoris, me and the BBC. The Confidence Vote, June 2022Send us a textTudorama captures the drama of the Confidence Vote in Boris Johnson by the Conservative MPs in early June 2022. But does it result in a victory, defeat, or both?Monday 6 JuneThe news breaks at 8.00 in the morning. The announcement comes from the man in charge of a possible confidence vote, Sir Graham Brady, in a hastily arranged press conference at Westminster.The threshold of letters of discontent has been breached and a vote of confidence in the Prime Minister will be held precisely 12 hours later. Unseemly haste. T...2022-06-0910 min
Beanstalk GlobalA Tribute to Caroline Drummond MBEAs you will know, we recently had the hugely sad news that Caroline Drummond, champion of sustainable farming and the driving force behind Open Farm Sunday, had passed away following a short illness.In celebration of Caroline and everything she has achieved for us all and our sectors, the Women in Food & Farming Group and host Beanstalk Global, are running a Broadcast with a number of individuals who have been so positively influenced by Caroline over the years.An announcement from Linking Environment and Farming (Leaf), the organisation she helped develop and led for more than 3...2022-06-0152 min
Chopper's PoliticsIt's... the Sue Gray reportNo, not Wagatha Christie; the hottest story of the week has of course been the Sue Gray report, and Christopher Hope gets the reaction from a fantastic collection of guests on this week's Chopper's Politics. Trade Minister Penny Mordaunt makes the short trip to the Red Lion pub to say that her party need to 'get on with it' to prove their worth post partygate, to talk about our first trade deal with a US state, and to indulge Chopper in a solid 3 minutes of national flagship discussion (you've been forewarned).Also on the podcast, Environment Secretary...2022-05-2747 min
Nick Ferrari - The Whole ShowHELP IS ON THE WAY (DEAR)!Nineteen young children and two adults have died in a shooting at a primary school in Texas. Former Russian PM under Putin, Mikhail Kasyanov, speaks exclusively to Nick Ferrari at Breakfast. Environment Secretary George Eustice says help is on the way (dear...) to support Brits during the cost of living crisis.2022-05-252h 14
Off the LeashShortcast #85 Off the Leash | Queen's Speech 2022 and Animal WelfareA short conversation between Charlie Moores and Dominic Dyer about the Queen's Speech and animal welfare legislation. Yesterday, May 10th, the Queen’s Speech, which sets out the government’s legislative agenda for the next parliamentary year, was given in the House of Lords. It was - according to most commentators - a drab affair, a mix of new plans, long-made pledges and a handful of held-over bills. On animal welfare legislation, though, it was universally slammed with promises broken and pledges abandoned.The Government did say that it is still committed to legislation to ban th...2022-05-1118 min
The Two MattsThe killing fieldsIn this week’s episode, host Steve Anglesey takes a look at the local election campaigns and hears readers' suggestions as to what the Conservative slogan should be at the next general election. He is joined by National Farmers Union president Minette Batters to discuss how war in Ukraine is worsening the sector's Brexit-driven problems and why a food supply crisis could follow. Plus Nadine Dorries, George Eustice and Ann Widdecombe are among those inducted into the Hall of Shame. Enjoyed this episode? Let us know by tweeting @TheNewEuropean. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2022-05-0543 min
Tonight with Andrew MarrMoney Saving Expert Describes Govt. Advice as Bull***tMoney Saving Expert Martin Lewis Criticises Environment Secretary George Eustice For Recommending Struggling Families Buy Own Brand Foods to Combat Cost of Living2022-05-0451 min
The Climate RecapSweden gets greener!Full embargo on oil could stop war - ex-Putin aideJust Stop Oil activists wrong to disrupt people’s lives, says George EusticeHere come the EVsNew proposals to make sustainable products the normSweden set to be world’s first country to target consumption-based emission cutsEPA launches civil rights inquiry into Louisiana agenciesA ‘New Era of Air Pollution’ in the Tropics Could Have a Huge TollSource list- https://heavenly-sceptre-002.notion.site/Climate-Recap-April-11-2990fc6567194fab925d93e8d1556e6e2022-04-1404 minThe Farmers Weekly PodcastUkraine invasion sparks fears for farm inputs, aginflation, NFU conference round-up, farmyard manure v bagged fertiliser, tweaks to pig aid schemes, & how to cook 1000 perfect steaks for 1000 hungry farmersIn this episode, we examine the impact on farm input costs and commodity prices after Russia invades Ukraine.We round up all the news from the National Farmers' Union annual conference in Birmingham – including the NFU elections.Fertiliser fantasy – can farmyard manure really be used in place of bagged ammonium nitrate? Defra secretary George Eustice suggests it can.On the markets, we've the latest commodity prices – and we ask: are tweaks to government aid schemes enough to help crisis-hit pig producers?And we find out how to cook 1000 perfect steaks for 1000 hungry...2022-02-2545 min
WhichEV PodcastAre EVs really less green than we think? - WhichEV Podcast Season 2 Episode 3Environment Minister George Eustice has claimed that because EVs are heavier, they emit more tyre and brake pollution. But he's clearly wrong, particularly about the brakes. In this episode of the WhichEV podcast, James and Stef explain why Eustice's claims are incorrect, and how EVs really are the best way to make car transportation greener.Music by Soonripe Collective.2022-02-0854 minThe Farmers Weekly PodcastLandscape recovery scheme, tenant farmers, Net Zero Northern Ireland, dairy bull calf euthanasia, cattle prices & the Fast and the Farmer(ish) with YouTuber Tom PembertonIn this week's episode, we get to grips with the new landscape recovery scheme – what does it mean for farmers and is worth applying?In a wide-ranging interview, Defra secretary George Eustice defends the government's approach to post-Brexit farm policy – saying he wants evolution not revolution.Mr Eustice also discusses policies affecting tenant farmers, and the launch of a new UK partnership to tackle agricultural challenges .With climate change increasingly high on the agenda, we look at the challenges facing Northern Ireland's farmers as they strive to reach Net Zero.On the ma...2022-02-0453 min
CEN TalksGeorge Eustice on conserving our natural inheritanceIn this special podcast, we bring you the highlights from the Conservative Environment Network's (CEN) latest conference on conserving our natural inheritance, including Environment Secretary George Eustice MP's speech and Q&A with CEN Chair Ben Goldsmith.
Presented by James Cullimore, CEN's Senior Nature Programmer Manager.
If you'd like to learn more about us, visit cen.uk.com.2022-01-2857 min
OnFARM Scottish farming podcastRising to the challenge of 20222022 already looks like being a challenging year for farming. There are huge unanswered questions over support policies and mechanisms, and concerns over big increases in cheap imported food due to Brexit. The UK DEFRA Secretary George Eustice recently said that farmers must do more to “stand up to supermarkets” over prices – but he was short on practical suggestions for how many might do that. Helping to find a path through this difficult terrain is going to be a big focus for OnFARM in 2022, and we start by revisiting a conversation with Galloway dairy farmer Rory Christie. Rory has great advice...2022-01-1736 min
Viatorian Voices: Conversations on the WayThe Return of VYC! with Br. John Eustice, CSV & Associate Juliann DwyerVYC is set to return this summer! As we get our booster shots and continue striving to manage this virus responsibly, plans are moving ahead for VYC 2022 at St. George Parish and the Bourbonnais-Kankakee Region of the province. Join Br. John and Juliann in refreshing your memory on what VYC is all about and how we can get the ball rolling for a great event this summer! (This episode debuted on January 3, 2022.) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2022-01-0315 min
The Farmers Guardian PodcastAn exclusive interview with Defra Secretary George Eustice on the SFI, trade policy and moreMessage us2021-12-0226 minThe Farmers Guardian PodcastAn exclusive interview with Defra Secretary George Eustice on the SFI, trade policy and moreMessage us2021-12-0226 minThe Farmers Weekly Podcast£27m Farm Investment Fund - how to apply for your share, 'Bruising' changes at AHDB, dairy input costs surge, Covid and mental health, & farm wedding surpriseIn this episode, we run the rule over Defra's £27m Farm Investment Fund for England and ask: is it worth applying for a grant?The government finally launches its long-awaited consultation to reform the Agriculture & Horticulture Development Board (AHDB).We ask Defra secretary George Eustice: will levy payers get value for money?How was lockdown for you? A major study is examining how the Covid pandemic affected the mental health of farmers and farming families.Researchers are encouraging farming families to complete a survey, with a separate survey for farm support organisations and...2021-11-191h 02
The Two MattsAre we nearing an elected dictatorship, or have we already reached one?In this week’s episode, host Steve Anglesey asks if Britain is getting buyer's remorse over Boris Johnson. He takes listeners' thoughts on this issue and on Ken Clarke ahead of speaking with Tim Walker who interviewed Clarke for The New European's latest edition. Walker then joins our host to delve into the interview in detail. Why is there a lack of talent at the top of the political ladder? Has the race to find the next Conservative leader already begun? And, are we nearing an elected dictatorship, or have we already reached one? These are all questions he answers. Pl...2021-11-1838 min
The Pick ListLaura Ryan, chief executive of LavenparkJulia is joined by Laura Ryan, chief executive of Lavenpark, founder and global chair of Meat Business Women and co-founder of Global Meat Alliance.
An experienced marketeer and business strategist with deep knowledge of the meat industry, Laura shares her take on the prospect of carbon taxes on meat, how the sector is coping with labour challenges, supply chain disruption and soaring inflation and how processors and retailers are preparing for the Christmas trading season.
With the meat sector facing growing scrutiny from policymakers, Laura also talks about why she expects retailers and processors to...2021-11-0447 min
The Two MattsWhen should the government implement their Covid Plan B.... and was there a Plan A?In this week’s episode, host Steve Anglesey discusses the other elephant in the room - Covid-19. Dr Joe Pajak joins him for a fascinating, and concerning, analysis of the rising Covid rates and shares some personal anecdotes on how his son has been affected by long Covid since catching the virus in March 2020. When will the government act, and are we in for a catastrophic winter if they don't? Also in politics this week, the 2021 budget was announced and 'sewagegate' affected rivers around the UK - our host offers his take, and hears listeners thoughts, on both. Plus, Rishi Su...2021-10-2832 min
Off the LeashThe Off The Leash Podcast 2.3In this episode we focus on the government's mess of a BovineTb 'strategy' that has seen so many negative headlines this week as Defra Minister George Eustice threatens to have Geronimo the alpaca killed (Dominic explains the situation from a behind the scenes perspective) and a coalition of animal welfare organisations submit more information on the badger cull to the Bern Convention. We made it out of our lockdown shelters to join Oxfordshire Badger Group at Wytham Woods (and our first shortcast comes from that visit courtesy of Oxon Badgers chair Juila Hammett). Away from badgers, Charlie highlights a r...2021-08-0850 min
Off the LeashShortcast #19 Tom Langton | Next Steps Policy‘Shortcasts’ are short standalone audio comments and statements from conservationists, campaigners, charities, authors and members of our audience. If it needs to be said – say it here!"It's such a sad indictment of the current way in which science is conducted and vested interests have infected our society." Ecologist Tom Langton has been looking at the scientific and legal aspects of the dreaded badger culls since 2016, and this summer represents his fifth year working on what is being described as the worst miscarriage of UK biological science for fifty years.Tomorrow (the 22nd of July) Tom is...2021-07-2107 minThe Farmers Weekly PodcastCereals 2021: Uplift pledged for soil health payments, future for cereal varieties, latest robotic tractor, & clash over sugar beet pricesThis episode of the Farmers Weekly Podcast was recorded on location at the 2021 Cereals event in Lincolnshire.In this episode, Defra secretary George Eustice pledges a 30% uplift in support payments to farmers who improve soil health.But is it enough?We take a look at the latest robotic tractor as it woos the crowds at Cereals. Does it stack up?Cereal varieties are understandably under scrutiny - is the future behind us?And farmers fall out with British Sugar over beer prices - will the two sides ever be h...2021-07-0250 min
Off the LeashThe Off the Leash Podcast 1.4 In our fourth episode we begin by discussing Tuk's Law, a remarkable campaign that has made it mandatory for vets to check dogs and cats for microchips before considering euthanasia. Dominic makes a striking argument about measures to control the Covid-19 pandemic and measures to control Bovine TB. We reflect on the future of Environment Minister George Eustice, and look at how businesses might buy upland peat moors as part of a strategy to bring their carbon balance sheets down to net-zero. In 'Hero and Villian' we praise Hugh Warwick (aka Hedgehog Hugh, who also provides a pre-record) for h...2021-05-2347 min
Food and Drink Federation (UK) Powers the nationFDF Convention Keynote Address The Rt Hon George Eustice MP Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural AffairsSend us a text The Rt Hon George Eustice MP Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural AffairsRecording from FDF online convention 2021George Eustice was appointed Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs on 13 February 2020.He was previously Minister of State at the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) from 11 May 2015 to 13 February 2020.He was elected as the Conservative MP for Camborne and Redruth in 2010https://www.fdf.org.uk/2021-05-1905 minThe Farmers Weekly PodcastVote to scrap levy means smaller AHDB, sugar beet 'just too risky', boomtime for farm staycations and teenager takes on family dairy farmIn this week's episode, votes to scrap the compulsory levy for two key farm sectors mean a smaller future for the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board.In an exclusive interview, Defra secretary George Eustice says the statutory levies for potatoes and horticulture will go – and other farm sectors will now face similar votes.So what happens next?Sugar beet growers say it has become too risky to grow the crop, as hundreds of farmers take British Sugar to task over low prices.With overseas holidays looking difficult this year, we loo...2021-03-2638 min50 Shades of PlanningEA in the UK after the EUAs a 50 Shades of Planning Podcast listener you will be perceptive enough to have spotted that the United Kingdom has left the European Union. Town Planners will have noted in so doing that the regulatory regime for the assessment of environmental impact within the UK’s planning processes has been at least heavily influenced by, and at most grown to mirror, the rules, regulations and judgements emanating from and handed down in Brussells and Strasbourg.
Environmental Assessment is on the Government’s ‘to do list’, though perhaps not very near the top. Environment Minister George Eustice said in July...2021-03-1256 minThe Farmers Weekly PodcastThieves target farm dogs, 'economic shock' for family farms, all AHDB levies now face levy vote, lamb prices up (again), £2m food export campaign, Labour farm policy review, & Fieldwork Book ClubIn this episode, we investigate how criminal gangs are stealing farm dogs worth thousands of pounds – and selling them on the black market.As Defra secretary George Eustice confirms that all AHDB sector bodies will now face a vote on their future – we ask how exactly will the ballot work?Family farms face an 'economic shock' as direct payments are phased out, says the Labour Party – but what does leader Keir Starmer propose instead?On the markets, lamb prices are on the rise gain.Trade and industry secretary Liz Truss unveils a £2m e...2021-02-2644 minThe Farmers Weekly PodcastOxford Farming Conference, gene-editing, Brexit deal, 2021 outlook, hare coursing, Helmut Claas tribute, & New Year HonoursGene-edited crops and livestock could soon be permitted on farms in England under plans contained in a government consultation.The plan was unveiled by Defra secretary George Eustice at the Oxford Farming Conference – but Scottish rural cabinet secretary Fergus Ewing urges caution.Red tape is hampering trade in agri-food products between the UK and EU – we examine the impact of the Brexit deal for farmers.At the start of the New Year, 700 growers and livestock producers tell us what they hope 2021 holds for them – the opportunities and challenges.Police and campaigners call fo...2021-01-0850 min
Aye Right Radio PodcastAye Right Podcast # 279 Season 2 Wheesht for IndyWe managed a remarkable amount of comment on the Sunday morning TV (and radio) which starred Gary Robertson, BBC Radio Scotland morning news anchor, and another useless Tory Minister, George Eustice. We rebut a London Times story about Scotland being too poor to be independent by David Smith (who?). Gerry Hassan gets some support and is exposed again as a chronic Labour supporter. Mike Russel tells us many times in the National to ‘Wheesht for Indy’.
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Sophy Ridge On SundayBrexit cynicism | George Eustice, Nick Thomas-Symonds & Gary NevilleEnvironment Secretary George Eustice says post-Brexit trade talks are "in a very difficult position" despite restarting in Brussels. He lays out where compromises could be found. Shadow Home Secretary Nick Thomas-Symonds refuses to say Labour will vote on any deal. Former footballer Gary Neville lays into both major parties for a lack of leadership.2020-12-0650 min
The LeaderIs a scotch egg a 'substantial meal'? 24-hour Christmas shopping, & Rita Ora's 'rule breaking' birthday partyA Scotch egg may amount to a “substantial meal” so ordering one in a pub or restaurant could entitle people to drink alcohol under Covid-19 rules. Environment Secretary George Eustice has said provided it was served as part of table service, he believes it would meet the criteria to be allowed to drink alcohol in pubs or restaurants in Tier 2. But our deputy political editor, Nicholas Cecil says Downing Street doesn't seem so certain. Meanwhile, he also tells us why the latest figures for coronavirus infection in London appear to how the city's heading in the right direction.Als...2020-11-3009 min
The Julia Hartley-Brewer ShowJulia Hartley - Brewer | Government publish tiers cost-benefit analysis, PM faces Tory MP revolt, Brexit deal and farming policyGeorge Eustice, Environment Secretary joins Julia to discuss the tier restrictions that the PM says will end after 9 weeks on Feb 3rd. Tobias Ellwood, Chair of the Defence Select Committee & Tory MP for Bournemouth East on the tories who may rebel against the tier vote. Julia is also joined by Ros Jones, from UsForThem on mass testing in schools. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2020-11-3029 min
Kite ConsultingKite Consulting Milk Market Update & Bitesize Brexit Negotiations & Trade ImplicationsFollowing a milk market update from Chris Walkland, where he helpfully and metaphorically goes shopping for George Eustice, hosts Ben Eagle & Will Evans are joined by the Director General of the Provision Trade Federation (PTF); Andrew Kuyk CBE. The PTF represents companies trading or manufacturing dairy, pork and seafood products, having previously worked for the Food & Drink Federation and DEFRA, Andrew has unique insight and shares his rather stark thoughts on the progress of the Brexit negotiations, why fisheries are such a sticking point for an agreement and how both a deal (or no deal) might impact the trade of...2020-11-2028 minThe Farmers Weekly PodcastSugar beet virus yellows, 'Mutually Assured Farm Destruction', livestock antibiotics, how dairy farmers can cut methane, & Hollywood farm trailer advertSugar beet growers hit by virus yellows could be given special permission to use neonicotinoid-treated seed next spring – if the government gives the go-ahead.Growers are walking away from the crop after seeing yields plummet due to the disease. But will an emergency neonicotinoid application work?Defra secretary George Eustice hits back following criticism after suggesting UK sheep and dairy farmers could ride out a no-deal Brexit.What was he talking about? We've the latest market prices – and welcome news for farmers of an extension to annual investment allowance tax relief. ...2020-11-2053 minThe Farmers Weekly PodcastSpecial Episode: Brexit, Butter & Beef - Defra secretary George Eustice hits back over 'laughable' no-deal claimsIn this exclusive interview, Defra secretary George Eustice hits back at criticism after suggesting UK sheep and dairy farmers could adapt to a no-deal Brexit.It comes after Mr Eustice rejected the suggestion that no-deal would devastate the UK lamb sector – insisting instead there would be opportunities despite a short-term dip in prices.Mr Eustice defends his view that some mixed beef and sheep enterprises would take the opportunity to switch to producing more beef and less lamb.The claim – made on the BBC's Andrew Marr Show on Sunday, 15 November 2020 – was described as laugha...2020-11-1912 min
The Peston PodcastStarmer, Corbyn, the PLP and The Government's 'Green Industrial Revolution'This week on the #Peston Podcast we’re asking:❶ Was Keir Starmer right or wrong in telling Jeremy Corbyn that he’s not welcome back in the Parliamentary Labour Party? ❷ Are we going to get any escape from lockdown over Christmas?❸ Why has the Government banned the sale of new petrol and diesel cars from 2030?Join ITV's Political Editor Robert Peston as he sits down with SAGE advisor Professor John Edmunds, Environment Secretary George Eustice, Shelter's Legal Services Ambassador Robert Rinder (aka Judge Rinder), David Cameron’s former Deputy Chief of Staff Baroness Fall and Labour M...2020-11-1939 minSophy Ridge On SundaySpAd Jobs & Spag Bog | Simon Coveney & George EusticeIreland's Foreign Minister Simon Coveney says there'll be no UK-EU trade deal if the UK government reintroduces its law-breaking legislation. Environment Secretary George Eustice says it will do just that. He also describes Dominic Cummings as good "in short bursts". Sophy and the team discuss a bitter internal dispute.2020-11-1545 minThe Julia Hartley-Brewer ShowJulia Hartley - Brewer | UK relationship with Joe Biden, Infections fell before lockdown, Free school meals u-turnEnvironment Secretary, George Eustice joins Julia to discuss the research that reveals infections fell before lockdown. Lord Charlie Falconer, Labour’s Shadow Attorney General discusses The House of Lords voting today to remove the parts of the Internal Market Bill that breach international law. Julia is also joined by Professor Tim Spector, Principal Investigator of the ZOE Covid Symptom Study app about the Kings College Zoe survey of 1 million people's symptoms every week. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2020-11-0936 minThe Julia Hartley-Brewer ShowJulia Hartley - Brewer | Second wave forecast to be more deadly than first, Antibodies ‘fall rapidly after infection’ and Greater Manchester comes together to launch oneGM campaignEnvironment Secretary, George Eustice joins Julia to discuss the potential for a second national lockdown. Andy Burnham, Mayor of Greater Manchester and former Labour Health Secretary on the launch of the oneGM campaign. Julia clashes with Professor Paul Elliott, Chair in Epidemiology and Public Health Medicine and director of the REACT-2 study at Imperial College London over coronavirus immunity. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2020-10-2830 minThe Peston PodcastNorthern Ireland, 'Circuit Breakers', Track & Trace and Private ContractsWhy is Northern Ireland going for a short lockdown and what are the reasons behind the decision? Why does Boris Johnson think going to the pub is more dangerous than going to a restaurant? And what does the Head of Independent Sage, Sir David King, think of the new three-tiered system?Join ITV's Political Editor Robert Peston in conversation with former Chief Scientific Advisor and Head of Independent Sage Sir David King, deputy First Minister of Northern Ireland Michelle O'Neill, Environment Sec George Eustice, former Brexit Secretary David Davis and Labour MP for Leicester West Liz Kendall.2020-10-1536 minThe Farmers Weekly PodcastGrain quality dispute, Agriculture Bill, Livestock Information Service, blueprint for farmed environment, & #AgMentalHealthWeekIn this episode, the government says it is unlikely to accept amendments to its Agriculture Bill – find out the implications for farm businesses.Arable farmer Olly Harrison says a lorry load of his wheat was unfairly rejected. What should you do when a buyer says your grain isn't up to scratch?Industry leaders publish a blueprint they say will enable farmers to deliver the government's new environmental land management scheme.We find out whether Defra secretary George Eustice agrees.Plans are hotting up for a new way to trace livestock movements. Bu...2020-10-0951 min
CEN TalksCPC2020: A greener Global Britain? Reducing our environmental footprint overseasPanel: Sam Hall (CEN Director, Chair), Kate Norgrove (Executive Director of Advocacy and Campaigns, WWF), Anthony Browne MP (CEN), Bernice Lee (Executive Director, Hoffmann Centre for Sustainable Resource Economy at Chatham House), Rt Hon George Eustice MP (Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs)
As a nation of nature lovers, the British public were horrified by the images of fires burning through the Amazon rainforest last summer, which sparked widespread demands for more to be done to protect the world's largest and most precious tropical rainforest. But it is not just the Amazon which is u...2020-10-0758 minThe Julia Hartley-Brewer ShowJulia Hartley - Brewer | North East & North West covid cases rising, Speaker Hoyle accuses Govt of treating Commons with contempt and The PM's press conferenceJulia is joined by Environment Secretary, George Eustice to discuss how the Government is tackling coronavirus. Andy Burnham, Mayor of Greater Manchester and former Labour Health Secretary on the rising number of coronavirus in the North of England. Julia is also joined by Tory rebel Sir Bob Neill, Chair of The Justice Select Committee and Conservative MP. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2020-10-0123 min
For What It’s Earth38: Badgers! (and the ‘C‘ word: culling)We're talking about the UK's most iconic monochrome, stripy nocturnal creatures and the threats they face: roads, pesticides, and the 'C' word - culling.
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Political Thinking with Nick RobinsonThe George Eustice OneThe Environment Secretary on the spirit of Poldark, answering questions for David Cameron and the price of fish fingers.2020-09-1835 minThe Julia Hartley-Brewer ShowJulia Hartley - Brewer | No-deal can be a good outcome, insists PM, Police face backlash over Birmingham knifeman’s city rampage, Covid infections riseEnvironment Secretary George Eustice joins Julia to discuss ministers legislation which would override a key part of last year's EU withdrawal agreement. Jonathan Ashworth, Labour’s Shadow Health Secretary reviews the UK's rise in coronavirus cases. Julia is also joined by Len Goodman. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2020-09-0728 minThe Julia Hartley-Brewer ShowJulia Hartley - Brewer | Rishi Sunak plans tax hikes on businesses, pensions & second home, Schools back tomorrow, Plastic bag price to rise from 5p to 10pGeorge Eustice, Environment Secretary joins Julia to discuss the new plans plastic bag price to rise from 5p to 10p. Geoff Barton, General secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders on the schools returning amidst pandemic uncertainty. Julia is also joined by Sir John Curtice, professor of Politics at the University of Strathclyde on Tories and Labour neck and neck in the polls. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2020-08-3128 min
The Green Alliance PodcastRt Hon George Eustice MP keynote speech on the government’s environmental ambitions"Every country faces a choice as they map out their recovery - store up problems by sticking with the status quo, or get back on our feet by building back better and greener"In this podcast, you can listen to Rt Hon George Eustice MP's fist major speech as environment secretary where he set out his vision for a green recovery from the coronavirus pandemic.This episode also includes highlights from the panel discussion that followed, including reflections from Beccy Speight, chief executive of RSPB, and Tanya Steele, chief executive of WWF UK, and a...2020-08-0337 minThe Julia Hartley-Brewer ShowJulia Hartley - Brewer | Face coverings in England’s shops to be compulsory from 24th July, Care workers do not quality for health visa, Government expected to announce veto on Huawei role in 5GNigel Farage, Brexit Party Leader discusses care workers not being included in the health visa. George Eustice, Environment Secretary on face coverings in England's shops to be compulsory from 24 July. Julia is also joined by Melinda Mills, Director of the Leverhulme Centre for Demographic Science at the University of Oxford Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2020-07-1426 min
Coronavirus UK: LBC Update with Nick FerrariPubs to reopen on a Saturday - how wise is that?Nick looks at the proposed air bridges which could lift quarantine restrictions to may European countries. John Strickland, Director of the aviation firm JLS Consultancy - and previously a senior executive at British Airways and KLM joins Nick to analyse the changes. Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, George Eustice defends the Government’s decision to reopen pubs on a Saturday plus star of the West End stage, Michael Ball discusses the five-stage roadmap for theatres to return to a new normal.2020-06-2600 minThe Julia Hartley-Brewer ShowJulia Hartley- Brewer | Warm weather draws crowds to UK beaches and Boris Johnson under pressure to open air bridges to EuropeGeorge Eustice, Environment Secretary discusses the PM warning of new lockdown after more than 500,000 swarm to beaches on hottest day of the year. Tom Whipple, Science Editor at The Times on death rates in hospitals are falling as better treatment of coronavirus emerges. Julia is also joined by Chris Haslam, Chief Travel Writer at The Times on Government to lift quarantine rules for most of Western Europe to allow summer holidays. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2020-06-2618 minThe Julia Hartley-Brewer ShowJulia Hartley- Brewer | PM eases lockdown rules, firms to pay a quarter of wage bill for furlouged staff and 7 in 10 testing positive for virus show no symptomsEnvironment Secretary George Eustice discusses the PM's easing of lockdown with up to six people allowed to meet up outside from 1st June. Mike Cherry, National Chairman of The Federation of Small Businesses on the self employed income support scheme. Julia is also joined by Tom Whipple, Science Editor at The Times. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2020-05-2922 minCoronavirus UK: LBC Update with Nick FerrariWill the Airline Industry Survive?Nick asks if the airline industry will be able to adapt and survive the current climate and will we ever be sitting next to other passengers on flights again?
Nick also speaks to Professor John Newton, National Coordinator of the UK Coronavirus Testing Programme and George Eustice, Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs2020-04-2900 minThe Julia Hartley-Brewer ShowJulia Hartley -Brewer | Care home coronavirus deaths may surpass hospitals, 25 million Brits eligible for testing and the epidemic could lead to more Cancer deaths.George Eustice, Environment Secretary discusses coronavirus related care home deaths increasing as hospital cases fall. Professor Karol Sikora, Former Chief of the Cancer Program at the World Health Organisation and Dean of Medicine at the University of Buckingham explains that experts are warning that the coronavirus crisis could lead to 18,000 more cancer deaths. Julia is also joined by Shadow Health Secretary, Jonathan Ashworth. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2020-04-2930 min
Fathom: getting below the surface of the UK fishing industry.Fathom 9: Why are English fishermen being left behind?This week on the Fathom podcast, Paul Trebilcock and Chris Ranford, interview two guests, sharing the voices of those who are still at sea, catching, landing and selling, and those working at a national and political level. Fathom's first guest is Andrew Stevens, a fisherman who has been successfully selling his catch directly to a fishmonger for a number of years. Andrew discusses his experience with direct selling and offers guidance to those wanting to set up a direct selling business. Fathom's second guest is Barrie Deas, Chief Exec of the National Federation of Fishermen’s Org...2020-04-0923 min
Politics UnboxedCoronavirus Updates - Ep7: The Daily Press Briefing (21/3/2020)Today's press briefing from the government - led by DEFRA secretary George Eustice. All the information from the briefing and the questions afterwards in the Podcast.--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/politicsunboxed/message Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2020-03-2117 minSophy Ridge On SundayFlood on his hands? | George Eustice, Diane Abbott & Lisa NandyEnvironment Secretary George Eustice defends the Prime Minister's absence in light of the widespread flooding across the UK. Shadow Home Secretary Diane Abbott questions the loyalty of Sir Keir Starmer and Lisa Nandy. Nandy herself clarifies her position on trans rights.2020-02-2349 min
Tales of Camborne TownChampioning our High StreetIt's the first podcast of 2020 and we talk to George Eustice, MP for Camborne, Redruth and Hayle about the high street fund and the future of Camborne town.2020-02-0708 min
The Farming ProgrammeFarming Programme - 24th June 2018Farming's biggest names discuss the latest agricultural issues with Sean. Among his guests will be Farming Minister George Eustice, the Deputy President of the National Farmers Union Guy Smith, and the President of the Country Landowners Association Tim Brietmeyer.2018-06-2425 minThe Farming ProgrammeFarming Programme - 21st January 2018Sean's talking rubbish on the Farming Programme. He's looking at the huge problem of Fly-Tipping, with Farm Minister George Eustice and a farmer who last week saved one of his cows, founding chewing a plastic beer bottle!2018-01-2131 min
SundayNuns fighting fracking; Forced marriage; Food safety post-BrexitThe Bishop of St Albans, the Rt Rev Dr Alan Smith, and Farming Minister George Eustice discuss food safety in the light of the Brexit negotiations.Martin Bashir talks to the Archbishop of Canterbury and his Ugandan counterpart - Stanley Ntagali - about the refugee crisis in Uganda caused by people fleeing from the fighting in South Sudan. The Ugandan Archbishop also explains his opposition to same-sex relationships.An order of American nuns (the Adorers of the Blood of Christ) are in a furious legal battle with a gas transmission company. Transco wants to bury...2017-08-0643 min
Sophy Ridge On SundaySir Vince Cable, Owen Smith, David Lammy & George EusticeSophy talks to Sir Vince Cable about his plans for the Liberal Democrats and gives her analysis, as well as speaking to Owen Smith about Brexit and the Labour Party.She also chats to Environment Minister George Eustice about austerity and fishing, and visits the Broadwater Farm estate in Tottenham where she talks to residents and local MP David Lammy.2017-07-0229 minThe Farming ProgrammeFarming Programme - 25th June 2017Highlights from the Lincolnshire Show...including why shows such as this are still a success, despite others around the country closing down.
Plus the NFU and the CLA react to the Queens Speech with plans for an Agriculture Bill AND we hear from the man who'll help draw up the bill....the Farming Minister George Eustice.2017-06-2525 minThe Farming ProgrammeFarming Programme - 13th November 2016More discussion on Brexit plus what a President-elect Trump means for agriculture here. Plus, we ask how are our Young Farmers feeling at the moment - we look at a recent survey of members, presented this week to the Farming Minister George Eustice.2016-11-1326 min
Fruitnet podcastsFPJ Fruit Focus And George Eustice PodcastFPJ News and Online Editor Martyn Fisher and Features Editor Nina Pullman report live from Fruit Focus 2015 in Kent, while Defra farming minister George Eustice gives FPJ his views on GM, the National Living Wage, the supermarket price war and his ambitions in politics.2015-07-2315 min
The World at One / The World This WeekendTories divided over press regulationConservative MPs George Eustice and Conor Burns discuss press regulation ahead of the publishing of the Leveson report this Thursday. #leveson #tw22012-11-2506 min
Summer 2012 | Public lectures and events | Audio and pdfBritain should stay in the European UnionContributor(s): Sir Stephen Wall, George Eustice MP, Roger Helmer MEP, Mark Reckless MP, Dr Helen Szamuely | With the crisis continuing in the eurozone, recent polls suggest that the vast majority of the British electorate would be in favour of a referendum on Britain’s membership of the European Union. In the current climate the voices of those in favour of the European project have been noticeable by their absence. Today programme presenter Evan Davis chairs this debate on the motion "Britain should stay in the European Union." Tony Blair's former EU adviser Sir Stephen Wall will defend the proposition ag...2012-07-241h 27Summer 2012 | Public lectures and events | VideoBritain should stay in the European UnionContributor(s): Sir Stephen Wall, George Eustice MP, Roger Helmer MEP, Mark Reckless MP, Dr Helen Szamuely | With the crisis continuing in the eurozone, recent polls suggest that the vast majority of the British electorate would be in favour of a referendum on Britain’s membership of the European Union. In the current climate the voices of those in favour of the European project have been noticeable by their absence. Today programme presenter Evan Davis chairs this debate on the motion "Britain should stay in the European Union." Tony Blair's former EU adviser Sir Stephen Wall will defend the proposition ag...2012-07-241h 27