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The initiative, made up of 14 oyster farmers in the seacoast area, came together a few years ago when sales were down due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

SCOTLAND’s first ban on landing egg-bearing lobsters is being introduced in Shetland. The move, driven by local fishermen and agreed by the Shetland Shellfish Management Organisation (SSMO), outlaws the practice of boats keeping so-called berried lobsters, which carry...

Scientists created the device out of chitin, the major structural component of crustaceans.

What weve got in them. theres the first pot. theres nothing in them. no, its not normal at all. after a whole day at sea, they brought back seven lobsters. compare that to three years ago. they were able to catch 50 times as many. its costing them £1,000 a day. this is the only environmental disaster ive ever seen, and i dont want to see no more of them. i mean, its hit us now. its going to be six, seven, maybe ten years before we get fishing back to normal. heres why. thousands of dead shellfi...

The agencies such as defra and cefas to explain all their actions and allow the courts to then judge whether the investigations were performed in a lawful and thorough manner. forfishermen likejohn, any new evidence will come too late. theyre not crab pots any more. they might as well be plant pots because the grass is just going to grow through them all. the drastic drop in shellfish is forcing him to sell his boat. its really worrying. you just sit there with your in your hands thinking, am i ...

Said, mr gorbachev, according to the news agencies, had a huge impact on world history and even look now to see how president putin presides over the funeral of one of his predecessors, mikhail gorbachev, his legacy has done so much to undo. the two men so russia and the world very, very differently. fishing crews in the north east of england have launched a legal campaign against the government, after thousands of dead shellfish washed up on the coastline last year. government scientists say na...

Disaster ive ever seen. its going to be... six, seven, maybe ten years before we get fishing back to normal. heres why. thousands of dead shellfish were washed up on the northeast coastline last october. the fishing community blamed dredging work in the river tees. they believe a chemical called pyrimidine was released into the water. they want the mayoral authority to thoroughly test for it before new dredging work begins for an offshore wind development in september. theres notjust that, and t...

North—east syria and is not able to come home as she has no citizenship. so for the time being she is stuck there but later in the year we will have a hearing on the status of her citizenship and whether the government should consider its removal. , w a ~ government should consider its removal. a ., , government should consider its removal. ., , ., fishing crews in the north east of england, have launched a legal campaign against the government, after thousands of dead shellfish washed up on t...

Area wantjobs and they want money in their pocket to look after themselves and their family. the department for the environment, food and rural affairs says tests for piridine have already been carried out. it believes that algae was the most likely cause of the die off. but now researchers at newcastle university are challenging that conclusion. the bbc has seen a preliminary report which suggests that piridine is highly toxic to shellfish, even at low levels. and the researchers believe that t...

Strikes is not. caroline davies, bbc news. our top story this lunchtime... mikhail gorbachev, the soviet leader who ended the cold war, has died in moscow at the age of 91. and still to come... fishing crews take legal action, after thousands of dead shellfish washed up along a stretch of coastline. coming up on the bbc news channel. emma raducanus us open title defence falls at the first hurdle after she is beaten 6—3, 6—3 by frances alize cornet. the worlds largest operating offshore wind ...