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  1. McDonald’s customers on British beef ban (1996)

    Genre
    Vox pop

    McDonald’s customers talk about the restaurant’s ban on British beef due to the BSE scare. Opinion is mixed.

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  2. Tim Lang on BSE (1996)

    Genre
    Interview

    Tim Lang, Professor of Food Studies at Thames Valley University, on BSE. Astonished by Government attitude and ministers’ performance in Parliament.

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  3. CJD epidemic likely (1996)

    Genre
    Interview

    Dr Stephen Dealer on BSE and the offal ban. Says pointless to stop eating beef now, as too much infected tissue has been consumed already. Male interviewer not identified.

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  4. Slaughter policy a possibility (1996)

    Genre
    Interview

    Agriculture Minister Douglas Hogg will not exclude a slaughter policy to combat the spread of BSE - he says the Government will consider any thought-out proposals.

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  5. BSE precautions down to personal choice (1996)

    Genre
    Interview

    Unidentified male speaker (poss. Jonathon Porritt) on taking precautions regarding the BSE outbreak. Says eating beef is a personal choice - personally, he is against it.

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  6. Beef products low-risk (1996)

    Genre
    Parliamentary debate; Speech

    House of Commons statement on the BSE crisis, by Health Secretary Stephen Dorrell, on the risks attached to eating beef products, which he says are extremely low.

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  7. Harriet Harman on Government’s role in BSE crisis (1996)

    Genre
    Speech; Parliamentary debate

    Labour’s Harriet Harman attacks Government’s disregard for public health and dogma of deregulation as major factors in the BSE crisis.

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  8. 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.

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  9. McDonald’s customers on British beef ban (1996)

    Genre
    Vox pop

    McDonald’s customers talk about the restaurant’s ban on British beef due to the BSE scare. They are happy with the decision, and have lost faith in British beef.

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  10. Naish on BSE cattle slaughter (1996)

    Genre
    Interview

    President of the National Farmers Union, Sir David Naish, says if the Government slaughters cattle due to the BSE outbreak, then it must pay compensation to farmers

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