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11/02/2011

The British Veterinary Association warn that Government cuts could allow animal disease back into the UK. Charlotte Smith asks the UK Chief Vet how our borders can remain safe.

The British Veterinary Association warn that Government cuts could allow animal disease back into the UK. Charlotte Smith asks the UK Chief Vet how our borders can remain safe as animal surveillance and research budgets face a 30% cut.

And after the harsh winter, many sheep farmers are worried the health of their pregnant ewes may have suffered. Lamb prices are at a record high, and the loss of animals can have a big financial impact. Moira Hickey visits a farm in Sutherland, in the north of Scotland, to see a flock undergoing an ultrasound check to assess the lambs' health.

Presented by Charlotte Smith, produced by Melvin Rickarby.

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