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Richard Lacey on possible cattle slaughter (1996)

Genre
Interview

Four million cows could be marked down for slaughter today due to the BSE crisis. Professor Richard Lacey, of Leeds University, says whatever is done is too little, too late.
LBC IRN Radio Online Audio
John Pratt on BSE (1996)

Genre
News report; Interview

John Pratt of the Meat and Livestock Commission, on the feeding of reconstituted animal products to cattle, the removal of potentially affected tissues after slaughter, and the restoring of public...
LBC IRN Radio Online Audio
German ban on British beef (1990)

Genre
Interview

John Fraser interviews Agriculture Minister John Gummer on his failure to get the ban on British beef lifted in West Germany following the outbreak of BSE and a meeting of EC agriculture ministers.
LBC IRN Radio Online Audio
Smithfield Market reacts to BSE fears (1990)

Genre
News report; Interview; Vox pop

At London’s main meat market at Smithfield, there’s been anger and cynicism about what are regarded as scare stories over BSE and safety of British beef. Greg Lawrence, one of the big meat wholesalers...
LBC IRN Radio Online Audio
Mad cow disease hits the country (1996)

Genre
News report; Parliamentary debate

As BSE affects the livestock of the country, at Prime Minister’s Question Time, Labour Party leader Tony Blair attacks Prime Minister John Major over the handling of the situation, he then responds. Robert...
LBC IRN Radio Online Audio
Report on BSE measures (1996)

Genre
Interview; News report; Vox pop

Malcolm Brown wrap. The experts advising the Government about the BSE crisis spent the weekend in conference at Sunningdale in Berkshire. The scientists’ recommendations are being passed on to ministers...
LBC IRN Radio Online Audio