Fears 'spending cut frenzy' may hit agriculture

Fears are growing that the agriculture budget could be slashed amid the ‘frenzy of spending cuts’ which Rishi Sunak’s new Government is expected to carry out.

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Fears 'spending cut frenzy' may hit agriculture

Fears are growing that the agriculture budget could be slashed amid the ‘frenzy of spending cuts’ which Rishi Sunak’s new Government is expected to carry out. Farm groups from across the UK have pleaded...

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