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Asian hornet hunt leads to nest discovery

Asian hornet hunt leads to nest discovery
BBC England Monday 14 September 2026, 05:13 UTC 1 min read
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Bee keepers and inspectors used GPS trackers to follow the insects and find the nest in Oldham.

Bee keepers and inspectors used GPS trackers to follow the insects and find the nest in Oldham.
Asian (ORG) Bee (PERSON) Oldham (LOCATION)
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