Never mind.
("All together, feed the fires!!!")
Bird flu: Emergency measures in Wales to tackle outbreak
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-59590799
Mike
So sad 
news.stv.tv/.../fourth-outbreak-of-bird-flu-identified-as-wild-eagle-found-dead
news.stv.tv/.../fourth-outbreak-of-bird-flu-identified-as-wild-eagle-found-dead
(Pardon the Scottish Accent)
Washington Wetlands has been closed because of bird flu, since Friday just gone. I know the full detail about this. But I won’t say any more as Washington Wetlands have only mentioned the closure at Washington Wetlands because of Bird Flu on there Facebook website and no more details given about the reason. So I won’t say any more at present!
Regards,
Ian.
www.itv.com/.../exclusion-zone-in-washington-after-outbreak-of-bird-flu
I'm afraid not such news at Washington Wetlands as an exclusion zone is declared in parts of Washington, including Washington Wetlands as reported on the local ITV News covering the Tyne-Tees area. But the local ITV news haven’t reported everything or maybe don't know everything. If anyone wants to know anymore. PM me!
Regards,
Ian.
Alert as more bird flu cases found in Leicestershire
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-leicestershire-59745446
This is now getting nearer to home! 
Though it wouldn't surprise me if we do have the avian flu here already, its just not been reported, yet.....
Mike
Avian flu confirmed at 10th Lincolnshire site
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-lincolnshire-59820200
Mike
Bird flu in Lincolnshire: One million culled in bid to halt spread
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-lincolnshire-59878040
Mike
news.sky.com/.../bird-flu-discovered-in-a-person-in-south-west-england-ukhsa-confirms-12510294
Bird flu discovered in a person in South West England. This is not unheard of. But is very rare.
Regards,
Ian.