By Richard Griffiths, chief executive, British Poultry Council In July 2024 we all hoped that the car-crash reality TV style of politics was over. That sensible, grown-up people now held the levers of power and were about the govern the country, not pander to party politics. We were wrong, again. The calming words about growth, consistency, and fiscal rules have not translated into policies that deliver for the nation. The political missteps that have happened, such as inheritance tax on farms, could have been avoided or walked back but politics now has a need to win, and every hesitation is…