'Get A Life': Angela Eagle Hits Out At Radio Presenter Over 'Smoky Bacon Crisp Ban'
Cabinet minister Angela Eagle told a radio presenter to “get a life” after he asked whether the government’s new Brexit deal could spell the end of smoky bacon crisps. Angela Eagle told a Times Radio interviewer to "get a life" when...
Oxfordmail Minister responds to claims smoky bacon crisps could be banned in UK in new EU deal
Angela Eagle told a Times Radio interviewer to "get a life" when asked about smoky bacon crisp labels and a UK-EU food deal.
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Standard Smoky Bacon crisps 'under threat' from Burnham Brexit reset deal
Dame Angela Eagle told her interviewer to ‘get a life’ when asked about claims that the flavour could be banned under a new deal
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Manchestereveningnews Minister says 'get a life' when asked about claims of EU ban for smoky bacon crisps
The minister likened the claim to Brexiteers' debates on bendy bananas
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Daily express uk news ‘Smoky bacon’ crisps face ban under Andy Burnham Brexit reset deal
Chicken-flavoured snacks and meat-free Pot Noodles could all fall foul of new European Union labelling rules that Britain has agreed to follow.
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