Foot-and-mouth – news update
24 February 2001
Foot-and-mouth – news update
24 February 2001
BRITAIN is waiting to see whether an emergency ban on all livestock movements manages to stop the spread of foot-and-mouth disease
24 February 2001
CHILDREN from farming families in areas hit by foot-and-mouth disease have been told to stay at home and not attend school until further notice
23 February 2001
THE Countryside Alliance has dismissed as “a political stunt” London mayor Ken Livingstones call for the countryside march to be stopped because of foot-and-mouth
23 February 2001
FARMING industry representatives agree that the Government ban on livestock movements is the best way to eradicate foot-and-mouth disease
23 February 2001
AGRICULTURE minister Nick Brown has banned all movement of sheep, cattle, pigs and goats within Great Britain in a bid to control the foot-and mouth outbreak
23 February 2001
A SIXTH outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease has been confirmed as hopes rapidly diminish that the outbreak will be confined to a handful of farms
23 February 2001
FEARS are growing that infected meat from the Essex abattoir at the centre of foot-and-mouth disease crisis may have been exported to the EU
23 February 2001
THE Ministry of Agriculture is set to suspend all livestock movements in a bid to stop the spread of foot-and-mouth disease, claims an industry source
23 February 2001
FOOT-AND-MOUTH disease has been confirmed on a Tyne-and-Wear farm – and it could be the source of the infection, says the Ministry of Agriculture
23 February 2001
ILLEGALLY imported meat could be the source of the foot-and-mouth outbreak, reports the BBC Radio 4 Farming Today programme
23 February 2001
FOOT-AND-MOUTH disease has spread to a third site in Britain as Brussels warns it could extend a ban on exports of UK livestock and animal products
22 February 2001
THE Ministry of Agriculture is under fire for failing to publish details of the foot-and-mouth outbreak as soon as they become available
22 February 2001
THOUSANDS of pounds have been wiped off the value of livestock as Britains markets reacted violently to the outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease
22 February 2001
THOUSANDS of pounds have been wiped off the value of livestock as Britains markets reacted violently to the outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease
22 February 2001
MOVEMENT restrictions are expected to be imposed on hundreds of farms that supplied the abattoir at the centre of the foot-and-mouth disease outbreak
22 February 2001
A SIXTH case of foot-and-mouth disease is suspected in a beef bull at an abattoir in Guildford, Surrey, the Meat and Livestock Commission has confirmed
22 February 2001
THE Countryside March, expected to attract 300,000 rural people to London next month, is under threat because of the foot-and-mouth disease outbreak
22 February 2001
INFECTED meat is the most likely source of the outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in Britain, claims the countrys top vet
22 February 2001
THE plight of farmers whose businesses have been hit by the outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease draws sympathy from the morning newspapers
21 February 2001
AN emergency ban on exports of all British livestock and meat imposed because of foot-and-mouth disease threatens to devastate the industry
21 February 2001
THE British government has announced emergency controls on the export of live animals, meat and milk following an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease
21 February 2001
THE National Farmers Union has cancelled two meetings due to take place in East Anglia because of the outbreak of foot-and-mouth in Essex
21 February 2001
LIVESTOCK farmers have been urged to look for telltale signs of foot-and-mouth disease following Britains first outbreak of the disease for 20 years
21 February 2001
BRUSSELS is expected to ban all meat exports from Britain following the first outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in the country for 20 years
21 February 2001
A BAN on all livestock exports looks certain to be imposed after an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease was confirmed in Essex
21 February 2001
AN outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease has been confirmed in a batch of pigs which arrived at an Essex abattoir from Buckinghamshire and the Isle of Wight
20 February 2001
GOVERNMENT vets are conducting tests on pigs found to have symptoms of foot-and-mouth disease at an abattoir in Essex