‘Don’t Pay UK now has nearly 100,000 signatories threatening to halt direct debits from October 1st’

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GBNews published this video item, entitled “‘Don’t Pay UK now has nearly 100,000 signatories threatening to halt direct debits from October 1st'” – below is their description.

‘The protest group Don’t Pay UK now has nearly 100,000 signatories… threatening to halt direct debits from October 1st.’

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