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Just 22 Tory MPs supported UK Farmers by voting to prevent future trade deals from allowing food not produced to the standards required of our farmers and processors. Unsurprisingly, American agribusiness pocketeer, Owen Paterson, wasn't amongst the 22.
fwi.co.uk/news/farm-poli…
Never forget, these loathsome people are wolves in coyote's clothing...
theguardian.com/politics/2018/…
"Six Scottish Tory MPs backed the government denial of the motion, exposing Scottish farmers to free trade without a level playing field. Years of work on animal and environmental care thrown away!"
thenational.scot/news/18454703.…
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Given that the New York Times has exposed the myth of Matt Hancock's fictitious testing figures, can anyone really believe Gove when he says 17,000 people have been 'recruited' for the contract tracing programme or is this just slippery Gove putting Hancock's head on the block?
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The UK Statistics Authority has written to Matt Hancock expressing its concerns about clarity, trustworthiness and standards around the govt’s figures on testing....
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