Livestock

From July cattle, sheep and goats moving from England to Wales need negative tests for the disease.

Cattle, sheep and goats must be tested before crossing from England to Wales to tackle bluetongue.

Organisers ban exhibitors from the restricted zone which will cover all of England from 1 July.

Small abattoirs in Cornwall fear they could be forced to shut because of rising veterinary costs.

Carmarthenshire farmer Hywel Williams pleads guilty to theft after revealing he faced financial difficulties.

Farmers say the birds have killed and injured lambs, sheep and calves, causing distress and financial losses.

Clare Barber says an influx of visitors did not "fundamentally increase the risk" of the virus.

Bluetongue virus, mainly spread by midge bites, does not affect humans but can potentially hit dogs.