The farming minister will be quizzed on the dairy industry by MPs later this afternoon. George Eustice is being brought before the Agricultural Select Committee where he'll be cross-examined on milk prices.
Hundreds of dairy farmers have once again been demonstrating over the price they receive for milk.
400 farmers blocked the entrance to the Morrisons distribution centre in Bridgwater last night (24 August) - this time to highlight their campaign to get a better price for the milk they sell to make cheese.
Today they told ITV News the protests will continue until a fair deal is reached.
You can watch Jonty Messer's report below:
Morrisons says that its statement issued a fortnight ago still stands:
Farmers blocked the Tesco distribution centre at Avonmouth in the ongoing battle over falling dairy prices.
Asda, Aldi and Morrisons have all agreed to pay farmers more for milk. The decisions follow protests in supermarkets across our region.
After weeks of protests by farmers across our region, Morrisons has agreed to sell a new milk brand costing an extra 10 pence per litre.