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Previously on "Dig for Victory"
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If only you had managed to convince the Official Receiver to leave you the spade.
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I am only giving you the good news from your pro-Brexit government who are doing such a remarkably good job of saving £350,000 a week for the NHS and leading us into prospertityOriginally posted by northernladyuk View PostYou lot are so screwed.
and independence under the protection and regulations of the USA.
Bring on the regulation free chlorinated chicken, yum yum
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You lot are so screwed.Originally posted by Paddy View PostDig for Victory
Post Brexit, British farmers won't increase prices, they will just grow more.
UK farmers will 'grow more food' if no Brexit deal - minister - BBC News

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Dig for Victory
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Post Brexit, British farmers won't increase prices, they will just grow more.
UK farmers will 'grow more food' if no Brexit deal - ministerUK farmers will 'grow more food' if no Brexit deal - minister - BBC NewsSainsbury's chairman David Tyler told the Sunday Times that a no-deal Brexit could result in an average 22% tariff on all EU food bought by British retailers.
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