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Animal movement restricted as bluetongue spreads in south Scotland

Animal movement restricted as bluetongue spreads in south Scotland
BBC Scotland Thursday 20 August 2026, 15:39 UTC 1 min read
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Six cases, including in Lockerbie, have been recorded in Scotland so far after a poorly lamb in Creetown caught the virus earlier this month.

Six cases, including in Lockerbie, have been recorded in Scotland so far after a poorly lamb in Creetown caught the virus earlier this month.
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