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NAO report in Border Controls reveal soaring costs

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Huge Asian hornet nest spotted outside UK cafe first time this year sparking new invasion fears

A large nest of Asian hornets was discovered at a roadside cafe near Canterbury, Kent, sparking fears of a fresh invasion as people who spot them urged to report them

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Asian hornet nest is spotted at roadside cafe after experts warned of impending invasion - as stunned scientists say it is first of its kind in UK

An Asian hornet nest - believed to be the first of its kind in the UK - has been spotted at Krusties Cafe off the A260 near Canterbury, Kent.

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Roadside cafe in Kent becomes first UK site to report Asian hornet nest | Birmingham Live

Roadside cafe in Kent becomes first UK site to report Asian hornet nest | Birmingham Live
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Government sets out plans to manage likely bluetongue outbreak

The government has set out new plans to minimise the impact of a likely outbreak of bluetongue as experts fear a surge in cases over the coming months.

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