Pictured: Britain's bird flu 'patient zero' seen for first time in self-isolation at home in Devon

Heartbroken grandfather Alan Gosling, 79, was bereft after more than 100 Muscovy ducks - some of which were his live-in companions at his home in Devon - were culled to prevent another pandemic.

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