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07/10/2009

Anna Hill reports on claims that NIMBY newcomers are preventing the building of affordable homes for local people. Also, venison is healthy and tasty yet only a few of us eat it. Anna finds out how wild venison gets onto our plates and whether more British farmers should be rearing it.

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