EU ministers agree temporary fishing deal

EU ministers have agreed a temporary deal on fishing rights during crucial talks in Brussels last night.

Wed, 16 Dec, 2009 - 08:15

EU ministers have agreed a temporary deal on fishing rights during crucial talks in Brussels last night.

All fleets face reductions on catches of overexploited species, such as haddock, sole and cod.

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