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Leicestershire County Council said a farmer's actions could have posed a serious risk to the UK's food supply chain

The Ulster Íæż½ã½ã’ Union says severe outbreaks pose a risk to Northern Ireland's poultry industry

UK beef and dairy farmers are encouraged to stay vigilant against signs of lumpy skin disease, with cases confirmed in France and Italy

Welsh Government has announced that from August 18, farmers could potentially take livestock to one of eight pre-approved markets in England within a 12 mile radius of the border.

Latest move shows Government's 'blatant disregard' for Northern Ireland’s agri industry, says union

Shropshire Council said the farmer was also found guilty of five offences related to animal welfare

National Audit Office study accuses Government of failing to plan despite greater disease risk

Move means July 1 border measures will not be required ahead of a new SPS agreement with Europe

New requirements will see electronic ID (EID) mandatory for all new-born calves from 2027

APHA says measure will enable farmers to move livestock without tests