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Farmer left in abandoned, freezing town without food and water for TV show

Farmer left in abandoned, freezing town without food and water for TV show
BBC Arts Friday 11 September 2026, 16:52 UTC 1 min read
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Ioan Humphreys said he had "zero idea" about what he was getting into in the survival show.

Ioan Humphreys said he had "zero idea" about what he was getting into in the survival show.
Farmer (PERSON) Ioan Humphreys (PERSON)
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