To pest controllers flies are a pest. To the team at the Bristol Robotics Lab they are fuel to power a clock. Maybe this is the…
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Spanish and other European pest control experts, who gathered for the EXPOCIDA IBERIA 2012 professional meeting and trade fair in Madrid on 2 March heard that…
Malaria is killing more people worldwide than previously thought, but the number of deaths has fallen rapidly as efforts to combat the disease have ramped-up. Yet,…
The long-awaited announcement of a controlled cull of badges to tackle the spread of bovine tuberculosis in cattle was finally made on 14 December. Environment Secretary…
The story of the theft of Rufus the American Harris hawk used to scare away pigeons from the Wimbledon courts has attracted press attention…
A pensioner living in London whilst sunbathing in his garden awoke to find a fox gnawing at his hand. A recent article which appeared in the…
Malta International Airport (MIS) has been ordered to pay more than “250,000 in damages to Air Malta and to an insurance company for the damages to…
In brief, there have been no major, but certainly some minor, changes to the Bird General and Class licences for 2012. UK bird control licences issued…
The UKs Rodenticide Resistance Action Group (RRAG) has submitted a comprehensive new report to the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) on the status of anticoagulant rodenticide…
In a speech given on 4 April 2012 Foreign Secretary William Hague listed the ‘ludicrous requests’ for consular advice made by British tourists. Mr Hague was…