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https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/sep/25/get-ready-for-brexit-satire-led-by-donkeys-launches-billboard-contest


'A competition to redesign the government?s ?get ready for Brexit? poster has been launched by the pro-remain activists behind a nationwide billboard campaign designed to embarrass Brexiter politicians.


The best five designs will be put up on billboards in towns and cities around Britain in what the campaigners, known as Led By Donkeys, describe as a push to give the public more accurate information.


The competition will be judged by the writer-director Armando Iannucci and the actor and comedian David Schneider.


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Led By Donkeys has taken a characteristically satirical axe to the ?100m advertising campaign, launching a mock-up of a government website and an online tool that lets users design their own ?get ready? poster. The competition can be entered by going to ledbydonkeys.com.


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The deadline for submissions to the competition is midnight on Wednesday 2 October.'

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