Livestock face bluetongue threat

A potentially deadly livestock virus traditionally prevalent in tropical countries now threatens Ireland, a senior climate forecaster warned today.

Livestock face bluetongue threat

A potentially deadly livestock virus traditionally prevalent in tropical countries now threatens Ireland, a senior climate forecaster warned today.

Bluetongue disease which has long blighted Africa has been gradually spreading north through Europe and was last year discovered in the UK for the first time.

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