12/07/2010
The planned supermarket ombudsman will be further delayed by what some are calling the government's 'cumbersome' approach. Plus why bees need laws. With Charlotte Smith.
The National Farmer Union says the Government's 'cumbersome' approach to setting up an ombudsman is delaying a body which farmers to protect them from the power of the supermarkets.
Plus why bees need laws and how the continuing dry weather is causing problems for farmers trying to feed their animals. Produced by Anne-Marie Bullock.
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