This week, Liz, Oli and Nick focus on the new parliamentary report regarding the Brexit resets underwhelming results and the problematic Panorama episode's repercussions at the BBC.

While highlighting the reasons why the 'reset' is all about placating the soft left of the Labour party and voters, Liz and Oli explain what they think is really going on inside Government, and why Morgan McSweeney can be considered a Dominic Cummings clone.

The big news of the week at the BBC is under the microscope and as well as Nick explaining how the doctored Trump clip would have come about, the trio discuss the people hoping to sink Britain's publicly funded broadcaster.

Finally, Steve Bray and co's highjacking of Robert Jenrick's GB News interview- puppets and a muppet anyone?

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In this episode of The Food Fighters, hosts Nick Webb, Liz Webster, and Oli Fletcher kick off with a lively discussion about the intersection of social media, rural life, and the recent comments made by Elon Musk regarding British villages.

The hosts then discuss a recent article from The Grocer about UK supermarkets pressuring farmers to adopt intensive farming practices, and critique the impact of Brexit on British farming, arguing that it will lead to lower-quality food for consumers.

The conversation then moves onto the potential for leadership shifts within both Reform and the Labour party before going Green with an appraisal of Zach Polanski's pull and polling.

The team finish things up by chewing over the changes affecting some of the nation's favourite snacks.

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This week the Food Fighters are discussing whether Labour's attempt to blame Nigel Farage for Brexit's economic woes is a good strategy, or simply an attempt to soften up the soft left. Oli reports back from the World Transformed Event in Manchester, where the left wing new media were gathered, and Michael Gove's admission that post Brexit trade deals were bad for farmers is given the once over. There are mixed opinions and passionate political views, and as ever, plenty to digest. Please like, share and get the message out there! Enjoy!