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Lord Gardiner, Environment minister, receives £49,000 a year in farm subsidies

August 4, 2016

Lord Gardiner, who will be involved in reforming EU farming support post-Brexit, receives £49,000 a year in payments, it has been revealed

Source: Environment minister accused of conflict of interest over farm subsidies | Environment | The Guardian

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