you. when you see something like that in front of you and it is - you. when you see something like that in front of you and it is so - that in front of you and it is so visible that in front of you and it is so visible it that in front of you and it is so visible it gets you really bad, and if it doesn t you shouldn t be in business if it doesn t you shouldn t be in business because if you haven t got a hard. business because if you haven t got a hard. then business because if you haven t got a hard, then what is the point? what do you a hard, then what is the point? what do you make a hard, then what is the point? what do you make of that, leah, from deb? hevent do you make of that, leah, from deb? haven t got do you make of that, leah, from deb? haven t got a heart. i ve do you make of that, leah, from deb? haven t got a heart. haven t got a heart. i ve been in supermarkets haven t got a heart. i ve been in supermarkets before haven t got a heart. i
how do we deal with that? the price of vegetables, the price of vegetables and fresh fruit, as a treat. they shouldn t be a treat. it treat. they shouldn t be a treat. it is a necessity for health, absolutely right. the reverend kath dean, sandra and deb and leo, whata good start, so representative, reverend kath, i m sure with what you deal with every day around the genesis project charity around middlesbrough. it is a matter, sandra said very powerfully, of staying alive for some people, or is that putting it too strongly, kath? and welcome, by the way. i that putting it too strongly, kath? and welcome, by the way.- that putting it too strongly, kath? and welcome, by the way. i think she has not it and welcome, by the way. i think she has got it dead and welcome, by the way. i think she has got it dead right. and welcome, by the way. i think she has got it dead right. we and welcome, by the way. i think she has got it dead right. we open - and welcome, by the way. i think she h