so called no fault evictions. what impact do you think that will have on the market? on the market? we ve been campaigning on the market? we ve been campaigning for on the market? we ve been campaigning for this - on the market? we ve beenj campaigning for this change on the market? we ve been i campaigning for this change for on the market? we ve been - campaigning for this change for the last five years, for this ban on no fault evictions because we know that it s not right that landlords have the power to evict us for no reason at all, and we know that landlords use that power routinely to evict when they complain about urgent safety issues with their home. so today s news as a vet to make a massive victory for the grassroots campaign which has been campaigning for this, grassroots campaign which has been campaigning forthis, but grassroots campaign which has been campaigning for this, but we are also really worried because today, looking at the legislation that s come out, it l
factions within the conservative party, what you mean by that? within the conservative party, what you mean by that? within the conservative party party, what you mean by that? within the conservative party there - party, what you mean by that? within the conservative party there are - the conservative party there are voices who say the government shouldn t interfere with people s diets and should not interfere in the market, and that we should leave this to personal responsibility, and thatjust this to personal responsibility, and that just doesn t work. this to personal responsibility, and thatjust doesn t work. the sugar and salt tax was rejected because seemingly it appeared to be too nanny state for the government to be taxing salt and sugar. the meat reduction target the government has shied away from, perhaps because they are afraid of having a difficult conversation. but these are important measures and it s a shame they have been left out. is there anything in this that yo