Your task is to predict the verdict of a claim based on the provided question-answer pair evidence. The possible labels are: 'Supported', 'Refuted', 'Not Enough Evidence', 'Conflicting Evidence/Cherrypicking'. Justify your answer using the provided evidence and select the correct label.

Claim: Britons have spent £4bn stockpiling goods in case of no-deal Brexit.

Q1: what is the total population of the UK
A1: total adult population of the UK being just over 52 million.

Q2: Did Britons stockpile supplies in anticipation of a no deal Brexit?
A2: Yes, because A survey carried out by finance provider Premium Credit shows that 17% of the country has started hoarding food, drink and medicine – with about 2.4 million people having spent more than £500 stockpiling.

Q3: How much did Brits spend stockpiling before Brexit?
A3: Brits spent over £4.6 billion at Brexit stockpiling peaks

Q4: Were any adverse effects due to stockpiling noted?
A4: Brexit-related stockpiling was also hitting cashflow, according to Premium Credit, which was increasing pressure on businesses and households to rely more on credit to make purchases.

Q5: Can the 4.6 billion be accurately attributed to stockpiling?
A5: A survey carried out by finance provider Premium Credit shows that 17% of the country has started hoarding food, drink and medicine – with about 2.4 million people having spent more than £500 stockpiling.

A further 6.1 million have spent up to £500 while one in five, or 19%, have spent over £1,000 on hoarding.

Q6: What is the population of the UK at the time of the claim?
A6: 66,778,659
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justification: From the sources, it says Britons have spent over £4.6 billion stockpiling household goods in preparation for a hard Brexit, according to new research.

verdict: 'Supported'
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