11/11/2010
There are calls for England's National Parks to be sold to raise money for the government, and Farming Today finds out who is making money from the rising cost of food.
There are calls for England's National Parks to be sold to raise money for the government, and with the cost of food at its highest rate in a year and rising, Farming Today asks just who is making money from the price hikes in the supermarket aisles.
Presented by Charlotte Smith and Produced by Martin Poyntz-Roberts.
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