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Farmers hit with more disease woes as H5N5 found on Isle of Lewis

The disease belongs to the same group of viruses as Schmallenberg virus and mainly affects cattle

Government promises to make sure food grown on British farms is served in schools, hospitals, prisons and beyond, with Andy Burnham pledging to strengthen farming

With bluetongue cases rising across England, Wales and Scotland, we take a look at the myths circulating around the farming community

NFU has called on Defra to deliver an 'emergency support package' to help farmers hit by bluetongue, with the cost of getting rid of dead stock.

Boehringer Ingelheim said they would have loved the vaccine rollout to be 'quicker', but there has been a ‘huge shift in both the disease and demand picture'

Bluetongue virus itself poses the greatest threat to breeding performance, not the vaccine.

Scotland's Chief Veterinary Officer has advised farmers to consider vaccination to prevent further spread