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A portrait of Michael Gove so large it can "be seen from space" has been drawn on the sand on the North Yorkshire coast to condemn his stance on Brexit.
Anti-Brexit campaign group Led By Donkeys travelled to Redcar to install the 7,500 square metre drawing, which has a quote from the Cabinet minister in which he said the UK "didn't vote to leave without a deal" in the 2016 EU referendum.
Led By Donkeys wrote on Twitter: "Hey Vote Leave leader Michael Gove, remember in March you admitted there's no mandate for No Deal cos nobody voted for it in the 2016 referendum?
"We thought we'd remind the country via a 7500sq/m sand installation on Redcar beach that can be seen from space. You're welcome."
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Led By Donkeys said they installed the giant sand drawing in the northeast because they believe the region will be "hit hard" by a no-deal Brexit.
"The Government is claiming the 2016 referendum gives it a mandate to crash us out of the EU without a deal but that's nonsense," Led By Donkey's Will Rose said.
"Now the Government is suspending Parliament so even MPs will find it hard to have a say.
The sand installation, on Redcar beach in North Yorkshire, is the latest in a series of stunts by campaigners Led By Donkeys which highlight the politicians' hypocrisy on Brexit (PA)
"We decided to do this sand installation in Redcar because the north east will be hit hard by a no deal Brexit. Nobody voted to lose jobs and investment."
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