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against pre—trial detention. after six months of bird flu restrictions, poultry will shortly be allowed out again — heralding the return of free range eggs. and coming up on bbc news, after protesters disrupted play last night, the world snooker championships resumed today but with heightened security checks at the crucible. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the treasurer of the scottish national party, colin beattie, has been arrested by police investigating the party's funding and finances. it comes two weeks after peter murrell, the snp�*s former chief execu...

At this egg packing facility in suffolk, they've become used to putting on stickers, which signal that they're not actually free range. this is good news for the birds and good news for those of us who like free range eggs and chicken. but bird flu hasn't gone away. and there are producers who say the risk is still too great and they're going to keep their birds inside. it's like playing russian roulette. alastair is an egg farmer and a packer and says he's too worried about infection to return to being free range. i don't think at the moment there's enough evidence to suggest that the wild bi...

Which we sadly had to have culled. and we have got through that, and to be standing here now, seeing the birds coming outside, doing what they want to do, expressing their natural instincts, is a fantastic feeling. the decision to allow them out was taken despite bird flu still being present in the wild birds that have been spreading it from farm to farm. as the weather warms up, the balance is that now is the time, with that reduced level and with consideration of welfare impacts, to let the birds out. but my clear message to everybody is security requirements and precautions whilst birds are...