Cattle

Livestock coming to Scotland from England must now be tested or jabbed for the deadly bluetongue virus

The Welsh government says its policy is to hold back the bluetongue virus "for as long as we can".

Cattle have returned to Scotney Castle in Kent as part of a conservation grazing initiative.

From July cattle, sheep and goats moving from England to Wales need negative tests for the disease.

Cattle, sheep and goats must be tested before crossing from England to Wales to tackle bluetongue.

A farmer says she is concerned for her Highland cows after the utility says it will cut off water.

Organisers ban exhibitors from the restricted zone which will cover all of England from 1 July.

David Smith MP says some farms make as little as one pence profit on some sales to retailers.