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On 13 November 1980 two crewmen were killed when their RAF Nimrod crashed after flying into a flock of gulls.
The last rabies scare in Britain was in 1969, but the likelihood of further outbreaks is increasing. Peter Evans explores how the study of animal behaviour at the Ministry of Agriculture Pest Control Laboratory in Surrey can be used to solve these and other pest problems. Producer MILES BARTON

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