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Supermarket chicken dosed with antibiotics linked to rise of deadly superbugs

Supermarket chicken dosed with antibiotics linked to rise of deadly superbugs; ENGLAND: INTSteve Nash (Father of Joanna Nash - 6-year-old girl who died after eating meat containing e-coli) interview SOTEXTChickens pecking about in farmyardKath Dalmeny (Chief Executive, Sustain) interview SOTWALES: Bridgend: Various of young children playing in back gardenINTAmy Ferguson interview as preparing past bake meal in kitchen SOTClose shots of packets and boxes of supermarket breaded chicken (containing SuperDrob chicken) Amy Ferguson and Natalie Mordecai interview (pointing out packets of SuperDrob chicken that they use) SOT
Supermarket chicken dosed with antibiotics linked to rise of deadly superbugs; ENGLAND: INTSteve Nash (Father of Joanna Nash - 6-year-old girl who died after eating meat containing e-coli) interview SOTEXTChickens pecking about in farmyardKath Dalmeny (Chief Executive, Sustain) interview SOTWALES: Bridgend: Various of young children playing in back gardenINTAmy Ferguson interview as preparing past bake meal in kitchen SOTClose shots of packets and boxes of supermarket breaded chicken (containing SuperDrob chicken) Amy Ferguson and Natalie Mordecai interview (pointing out packets of SuperDrob chicken that they use) SOT
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1501138390
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June 20, 2023
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00:01:33:10
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