Good morning. In the news today: Ornua's PPI reaches highest level since April 2015 and farming would play an important role in minimising the potential impact of a nuclear incident.
Ornua's PPI has reached its highest level since April 2015.
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Today the east and south will stay dull with rain at times. In the northwest and west it will become brighter with passing showers and sunny spells. For many parts of the midlands, after turning drier in the morning, more rain could return in the afternoon. Top temperatures once again higher than usual for the time of year at around 12°C or 13°C in a fresh to strong south to southwest wind.
Strict controls on farming would play a central role in minimising the potential impact of hypothetical severe nuclear incidents at Sellafield, an EPA report has found.
Stakeholders have agreed the principle of a voluntary nationwide programme to tackle Johne’s disease from next year.
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Weather
Today the east and south will stay dull with rain at times. In the northwest and west it will become brighter with passing showers and sunny spells. For many parts of the midlands, after turning drier in the morning, more rain could return in the afternoon. Top temperatures once again higher than usual for the time of year at around 12°C or 13°C in a fresh to strong south to southwest wind.
Strict controls on farming would play a central role in minimising the potential impact of hypothetical severe nuclear incidents at Sellafield, an EPA report has found.
Stakeholders have agreed the principle of a voluntary nationwide programme to tackle Johne’s disease from next year.
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