People in Scotland have been warned that they could be paying a lot more for their Christmas turkey this year than they're used to.
Widespread avian flu has meant that around 224,000 domestic birds have been culled this year in Scotland. This means birds from outside of the UK may have to be imported into the country - which could double the cost.
The outbreak in Scotland has been smaller than that of England, with around eight farm areas confirming the spread. However, Sheila Voas, the Scottish Government's chief veterinary officer, said it could get worse in the coming weeks.
