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Bluetongue Case Confirmed in West Northumberland

Defra said 2,518 potential cases are under investigation as the virus spreads by biting midges and livestock movement rules remain in force.

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A confirmed case of Bluetongue virus has been discovered in livestock in West Northumberland.

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Farmers and Livestock owners warned over Bluetongue spread

Farmers a livestock keepers in Northumberland are being urged to be vigilant following the confirmation of Bluetongue case in the west of the county.

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Bluetongue case confirmed in West Northumberland

A confirmed case of Bluetongue virus has been discovered in livestock in West Northumberland.

·Hexham, United Kingdom
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Bluetongue virus cases rise to 38 across West Midlands

The disease is mainly spread by biting midges and affects cattle, sheep and other grazing animals.

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Dangerous Virus: Bluetongue on the Rise in England

The bluetongue has been spreading in England for weeks. The virus disease can be life-threatening especially for sheep. All about the current situation.

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