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joining me now is duncan berkshire, who is a veterinary practitioner. duncan, thank you first of all for joining us on bbc news. can you respond to viewers at home what is the crux of the problem here? good evenin: , the crux of the problem here? good evening. and the crux of the problem here? good evening, and thank the crux of the problem here? good evening, and thank you the crux of the problem here? (limp. evening, and thank you for having me on this evening. i suppose the main crux is that we have a bit of a blockage, a bottleneck, in moving pigs from pig farms through to the point where they can be sold as food for british consumers to eat, and that bottleneck is in the butchery side of things and the processing side, and a lot of that is of the base level people who are uk pig farmers, working to produce quality assured and high welfare pork products, and because it is out of their control, there is very little we can do from our end, but yet we are the people left with all

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9pm. let s move on. the prime minister has been accused of not taking the prospect of a national pig cull seriously, according to a vet who is working with the government to tackle problems caused by the overcrowding. the national pig association say that 600 pigs have already been shot and a mass cull is the next stage . we ll speak to that vet, duncan berkshire, in a moment. first, let s listen to what the prime minister had to say about a possible cull speaking on the andrew marr programme on sunday. 120,000 pigs are going to have to be killed and incinerated if there is no answer to the shortage of abattoir and butchery workers in the next ten days. that would be the single biggest cull of healthy animals ever to happen in the history of british agriculture. yeah. you have ten days to deal with that. what are you going to do? yeah, well, i hate to break it to you, andrew, but i m afraid ourfood processing industry does involve the killing of a lot of animals, and that is. butcheri

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inferior product onto the shelves for british consumers to consume. 0k, duncan berkshire, it has been really good having you on the programme and it has been really good talking to you this evening. thank you. the video streaming service twitch has confirmed it has been the victim of a data breach. twitch, founded in 2011, is predominately used by creators to live stream themselves playing video games. the leaked information is said to include the exact earnings of the network s biggest streamers. the platform is estimated to have more than 140 million monthly active users. 0nline safety experts have urged anyone with a twitch account to change their password as a precaution. here with me now is jake moore, who is a cyber security specialist at eset. jake, thank you very much for joining us on bbc news. can you explain to me first of all what has happened here? because a data breach who exactly has access this data? this data includes the full source

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Farmers protest at butcher shortage amid fears of pigs being killed 'for waste'

Farmers protest at butcher shortage amid fears of pigs being killed 'for waste'
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