Bluetongue control zones extended
Five new cases of bluetongue have been identified, prompting officials to extend control zones in East Sussex and East Anglia.
The number of cases now stands at 50 since the first case was discovered one month ago.
Five new cases of bluetongue have been identified, prompting officials to extend control zones in East Sussex and East Anglia.
The number of cases now stands at 50 since the first case was discovered one month ago.
