17/02/2012
Caz Graham hears seafood is being tested for radiation on a beach in Fife. The Food Standards Agency is investigating the former MOD site at Dalgety Bay.
Caz Graham hears seafood is being tested for radiation on a beach in Fife. The Food Standards Agency is investigating the former MOD site at Dalgety Bay.
Venison may once have been seen as a luxury food, but it's now commonplace in the supermarket. Moira Hickey finds out how deer farmers are cashing in on our growing taste for the meat.
And some wildlife is facing hard times because it's been confused by the weather. Helen Bostock from the Royal Horticultural Society explains how small birds and mammals are desperate for spring to arrive.
Presenter: Caz Graham Producer: Melvin Rickarby.
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