Debate at Cambridge University.
"Rees-Mogg, a grassroots favorite, hankered after incandescent light bulbs now banned by the EU and for the freedom to use pesticides banned by the EU on environmental grounds, saying that any Brexit in which Britain doesn't take back control of its laws, borders and money would be a "betrayal." He dismissed fears over the future of Britain's food supply after Brexit.
But ultimately, for all his popularity among Tories, Rees-Mogg failed to win over the students at Cambridge. Speaking alongside Labour Party donor John Mills and businesswoman Helena Morrissey, he lost out to the Adonis team, which included former Education Secretary Nicky Morgan."
Nice to know he's in favour of polluting the environment, after all we have been doing to try and improve it.
Pleased he lost.
Last letters make new words - Series 3
Orchids and other lovely plants that don’t need a lot of attention




