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'The Ag Bill will bring the biggest change in agricultural policy in half a century'

Faced with the greatest threat to public health this country has faced in our lifetimes, the Government has taken a series of unprecedented steps to protect the NHS and save many thousands of lives, says Defra Secretary George Eustice.

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'The Ag Bill will bring the biggest change in agricultural policy in half a century'

Faced with the greatest threat to public health this country has faced in our lifetimes, the Government has taken a series of unprecedented steps to protect the NHS and save many thousands of lives, says...

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'The Ag Bill will bring the biggest change in agricultural policy in half a century'

Faced with the greatest threat to public health this country has faced in our lifetimes, the Government has taken a series of unprecedented steps to protect the NHS and save many thousands of lives, says Defra Secretary George Eustice.

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