BBC,yet again !

Bald Rick · Jan 11, 2022

melted welly said:
Do you have a link?

Off the bog now .......

Processed food in diet may cause rise in autoimmune diseases

Diets high in processed food could be causing an increase in the number of people developing autoimmune diseases across the world, scientists say.According to e

www.thetimes.co.uk

Times article is behind a paywall but the Francis Crick stuff is here:

Scientists reveal how the body controls allergy-causing immune cells

Scientists at the Francis Crick Institute have uncovered biological processes key to regulating immune cells that can cause allergic reactions unless closely controlled.

www.crick.ac.uk

or a Evening Standard article covering the same Times report

Rise in autoimmune diseases linked to processed foods in western diet

High levels of processed foods in Western diets may be causing a global rise in autoimmune diseases, according to experts.

www.standard.co.uk

Tommy · Jan 15, 2022

I see they are at it again in the film review this morning. Mark Kermode bashing dairy farmers reviewing “Cow”

Lofty1984 · Jan 15, 2022

What I don’t get is why we are meant to feel bad about rainforests and jungle being cleared when there is absolutely naff all we can do about it, you think a bloke in Brazil with a chainsaw gives a sh!t if Karen is upset he’s cut a tree down, Britain is a dot compared to some country’s consumerism, it’s like me saying “don’t worry wales I won’t cut my garden hedge and rewild my lawn to off set the rest of your carbon emissions

DaveGrohl · Jan 15, 2022

Tommy said:
I see they are at it again in the film review this morning. Mark Kermode bashing dairy farmers reviewing “Cow”

Just seen that. Drip drip drip. Morons without a clue what it is they’re looking at.

slackjawedyokel · Jan 16, 2022

Oh well, if the Cons are still in power in 2027, it could mean a radically different BBC if/when the licence fee disappears

Nadine Dorries: BBC licence fee announcement will be the last

The culture secretary says it is time to discuss new ways to fund and sell "great British content".

www.bbc.co.uk

thorpe · Jan 18, 2022

ref palm and soya , why cant we get it over livestock consume the bye products . when people have taken what they want.

delilah · Jan 18, 2022

thorpe said:
ref palm and soya , why cant we get it over livestock consume the bye products . when people have taken what they want.

Because our representative bodies peddle the message that we are striving to cut their use, which kind of amounts to an admission of guilt ?

Hjcarter · Jan 18, 2022

How big would the mountain of soya by product be if it were not consumed by agriculture?

... and what would happen to said mountain? Sent to landfill? Left to rot? Ultimately decomposing and producing how much of what gas...

Ffermer Bach · Jan 18, 2022

Theresa May’s energy price cap was a clumsy statist measure to mitigate this self-created problem. It does nothing to solve it, and it has already driven many small energy suppliers out of business.

So yes, we are indeed fuel-poor, and getting poorer. And therefore, many are cold, and will get colder.

A similar approach increasingly governs this Government’s attitude to food production. How long before we find ourselves facing policy-induced “food poverty”? I have just invented the phrase, but there is already a word for the consequence – hunger.

Cowabunga said:
It’s not just The BBC. It’s the way the political and social wind is blowing and The BBC is reflecting that. Yes, it is also propagating it, of course it is. Frankly, farmer’s must be totally in Ostrich-mode if they haven’t realised that farming for food production is no longer of importance to UK Governments and that trees and re-wilding and imported meat products will replace vast swathes of UK livestock, specifically ruminant and pork agriculture over the next decade or certainly two. Even with the tacit approval of the farming Union which you might expect, mistakenly, to be looking after the interests of actual farmers as well as the real rural environment and domestic food production and security.
You can shout about ‘unsustainable sources’ all you like and it will make no difference. Only the inability to purchase food from abroad, resulting in empty shelves and unaffordable prices will have any effect on policy in favour of domestic food production once more. Should that ever happen.

taken from the Telegraph website

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