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Farmers will be ‘screwed over’ by trade deals while Parliament watches, says Labour

News26 Sep 2020Abi Kay
Labour’s Shadow Defra Secretary Luke Pollard has said he believes farmers are set to be ‘screwed over’ by future trade deals, and there is nothing Parliament can do to prevent it from happening.

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