it is like playing russian roulette. alistair produces and packs eggs, and even though his entire business is based on the hens being happy, he says he is keeping them in as a single infection would be so devastating. i do not think at the moment there is enough evidence to suggest that the wild bird population is free from the disease. so, whilst the birds are housed and they are controlled in an environment which is protected from wild birds, we are taking one risk out of it. the easing of restrictions is unlikely to have an immediate impact on egg shortages, which are linked notjust to bird flu but to farmers leaving the industry. expect free range produce to be back in supermarkets by the end of the week. it is important to stress that wild birds are notjust the carriers of birds are notjust the carriers of bird flu, they are being badly affected. the rspb said the outbreak
it is like playing russian roulette. alistair produces and packs eggs, and even though his entire business is based on the hens being happy, he says he is keeping them in as a single infection would be so devastating. i do not think at the moment there is enough evidence to suggest that the wild bird population is free from the disease. so, whilst the birds are housed and they are controlled in an environment which is protected from wild birds, we are taking one risk out of it. the easing of restrictions is unlikely to have an immediate impact on egg shortages, which are linked notjust to bird flu but to farmers leaving the industry. expect free range produce to be back in supermarkets by the end of the week. were coming to the end of the programme a few things where juggfing programme a few things where juggling and keeping an eye on one is the speech from bill clinton in
i don t think at the moment there s enough evidence to suggest that the wild bird population is free from the disease. the easing of restrictions is unlikely to have an immediate impact on egg shortages, which are linked notjust to bird flu but to farmers leaving the industry. expect free range produce to be back in supermarkets by the end of the week. jonah fisher, bbc news, in norfolk. a 95 year old man from derbyshire has been playing and conducting in his local respite for eight decades has been honoured with a guinness world record. tom street s lifelong love of music has seen him named as the longest serving man to play in a brass band, 82 years and 332 days. our correspondent heidi booth tells us more. brass band plays this is the moment 95 year old tom street found out he was an official guinness world record holder,
children wit dh cancer, infections. it s one thing if research and technology have not developed a treatment or a cure. it s another thing when treatment is here. we just can t get it. excuses range from government regulation to supply chain to off brand use, but excuses will not keep you alive. where s the medicine? joining us now is fox news j medicaoil contributor dr. nicol sapphire. thank you so much for being witn us, dr. sapphire. i guess i should start by fact checking myself to make surees c facts are correct. do shortagest, exist? if so, for what drugs or therapies? well, trey, of course you re correct. the united states is the richest country in the world, and we re the highest developer of pharmaceuticals. we re nocttat supposed to run s of our pharmaceuticals. yet we do. g shortages have plagued us for decades, but right now we are surpassing a ds
of grants this year to help boost food production. claire marshall reports. using her smartphone abby reader checks the electronic tags in the ears of her young cows. next year, these animals should start to provide herfarm and a top uk supermarket with milk. but she says climate change, the war in ukraine, the lack of labour, the rising price of fertiliser, is leading to a crisis in the food supply chain. there are empty sheds out there that should be growing fruit and veg. there are empty sheds that should have poultry in them to produce eggs. and this food just isn t coming through the system. from pandemic panic buying and more recent egg shortages to shoppers met this week with empty shelves of tomatoes. the system is vulnerable. today, farmers and landowners swapped the fresh fields for conference halls in birmingham.