First case of bird flu in sheep found on UK farm
The exact location of the farm has not been revealed, but a government spokesperson said the case was identified on a site in Yorkshire where bird flu had been confirmed in captive birds. The spokesperson said the single infected sheep had been "humanely culled" and no further cases among the flock were found after "extensive testing".
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