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07/12/2009

Cumbrian farmers call for government help to save their land. Charlotte Smith hears that the flood waters have left behind banks of gravel weighing millions of tons. Fields by rivers have been destroyed, and farmers have to foot the bill.

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Mon 7 Dec 200905:45
BBC Radio 4

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