Clinicians now have until the end of September to share their experiences in a project organisers hope will be the basis for lasting change in the professions.

Ministers say a new deal is a key part of their efforts to reduce “barriers” to trade.

Three new facilities are set to be built in rural areas of the African country to make access to care easier.

Three districts on both sides of the River Humber have been hit by curtailments after a bull was confirmed to have contracted the virus.

Website puppies.co.uk backed veterinary and welfare groups’ long-standing calls for a change of approach to the issue.

Three inoculations will be available for use, subject to licence, following an intervention.

RVC researchers hope their analysis will help to address “unfounded biases”, particularly among owners.

Campaigners are demanding an immediate end to the badger cull programme, while vets’ and farmers’ groups insist activity should still have a role in Government’s new strategy on the disease.

Three counties in eastern England are now subject to animal movement limits amid warnings that the virus is now spreading locally.

Some of sector’s largest operators also issue warnings efforts to regulate prices may be “unworkable”.

Practices have until mid-October to submit their entries for the awards, whose winners will be showcased at the group’s annual congress in the new year.

Places are now available at four new sessions in the latest phase of the Vet Nursing Vision programme, which will take place this autumn.

A total of 27 animals across 10 sites in Norfolk and Suffolk are now known to have the virus and officials say there is now evidence it is being transmitted locally.

Department vows to work with vets and farmers in wake of BBC programme, as it today (30 August) also reveals consultation on ending the cull within five years.

Leaders of a South Tyneside practice say their plan to move to a new site will enable an increase in staffing and an expansion of services.

Clinicians are being encouraged to book their places at a summit this autumn examining issues of patient safety and how to improve it.

Representatives of Vetlife “thrilled” after veterinary charity nominated for a major award ahead of a ceremony next month.

SRUC says its new facility will be one of only a few in the world that can measure all emissions from livestock when it is operational.

Restrictions have been extended across a large area of Norfolk and Suffolk following confirmation of further cases in sheep.

Senior RCVS figures say they have identified areas where reform may be needed to ensure that the use of new technology is regulated.

Officials have set up a 20km control zone around the affected farm in south Norfolk and warned there is a “high risk” of onward spread.

New legislation introducing specific offences of abducting cats and dogs came into force this weekend.

Supporters of the current badger culling programme in England say the BBC programme risks misleading viewers when it is aired tonight.

The campaign is the latest battleground in the debate over the ethics of using animals in sporting competition.

UCAS data has indicated an increase in both initial admissions and overall applications in 2024, although the full picture is unlikely to emerge for some time.