内容摘要：But the committee heard this more detailed work on biodiversity targets was now likely to take a further four years, meaning they would not be in place until at least 2029.

But the committee heard this more detailed work on biodiversity targets was now likely to take a further four years, meaning they would not be in place until at least 2029.

Leader Kemi Badenoch's backers continually say that rebuilding the party is a long-term project, and praise her for managing to draw at least a faint line under the toxic infighting that corroded Conservative ranks in recent years.The broad sense in Westminster is that dreadful results next week won't usher Badenoch to the door. Still, you'd be hard pressed to find a Conservative who'd happily bet their mortgage she'll definitely be in charge by the time of the next election.

That's in large part because in the words of one Tory bigwig, "she was working on the basis that it was her versus Starmer but it's not her versus Starmer, it's her versus Starmer and Farage and Davey".This election is pick and mix, with the newest morsels on offer coming from Nigel Farage's Reform UK. They see success in these elections as "two or three more steps up the staircase" towards power, says a senior figure.The other parties report Reform spending big, particularly on online advertising, focusing on national issues like immigration and net zero, and "putting Farage out to draw a crowd", according to a minister.

Reform sources scent success. They hope they can nab Runcorn from Labour (although they aren't banking on it), but are more confident of winning mayoral races and of taking plenty of council seats.But anything less than big wins will undermine their exuberant claim that it's credible to see Farage in No 10 one day – and possibly, for that matter, give pollsters red faces again.

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Reform might be the loudest group, but they're not the only one making life hard for the big boys. The Lib Dems reckon with a good night they might control more councils than the Tories this time next week – whether it's Oxfordshire or Wiltshire, Buckinghamshire or other parts of the South West.The brands also told the BBC they are committed to infant health, and they provide quality, nutritional products that meet UK regulations.

Young children should be protected from commercial interests, experts told us - while the government said existing laws already set nutritional requirements for baby foods.A laboratory approved by the United Kingdom Accreditation Service was commissioned by Panorama to independently test the nutritional value of a fruit, yoghurt and savoury pouch from each of the six leading brands.

Our investigation found:"You think they are going to be nutritionally good for your child," said one parent, Hazel, during a focus group on baby food pouches at Leeds University.