'Betrayed' farmers take protest to London

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Organisers of Tuesday's protest warn some farmers now "have nothing to lose" in causing disruption.

NFU president Tom Bradshaw said that while farmers felt "betrayed" the union did not condone direct action such as withholding food from supermarkets.

Students' union president Alexandra Godfrey said: "I think this is one of the most pressing challenges in the farming sector and we all need to rally together to tell the government how we feel.If not now, when?