11/08/2010
Caz Graham learns about proposals from the European Parliament which could stop some UK milk being labelled 'fresh'. Plus, the case for burning more British barbecue charcoal.
Caz Graham learns about proposals from Members of the European Parliament which could stop some UK milk being labelled 'fresh'. Scientists in Scotland are hoping to tackle the tick with new multi million pound research. And, with around ninety per cent of barbecue charcoal imported, the case for burning British.
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