21/01/2010
The police are being given guidelines on how to spot people shooting legally, amid concerns that many don't understand 'countryside ways'. Charlotte Smith reports.
The police are being given guidelines on how to spot people shooting legally, amid concerns that many don't understand 'countryside ways'.
As the government's former chief scientific advisor warns TB in cattle could threaten the future of British dairy farming, Charlotte Smith hears how a vaccination programme could curtail the spread of the disease.
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