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The National Farmers’ Union in Britain warned that veterinary services and livestock disease testing were under pressure as the bluetongue outbreak spread, cautioning that it would be difficult to deal with simultaneous disease crises. The outbreak affected 3,472 sites during the 2026–27 season: 2,917 in England, 500 in Wales and 55 in Scotland. Tests took 10 to 12 days, and information was missing from around 40% of samples. The Pirbright Institute said the testing backlog had been cleared by the end of August, while the Animal and Plant Health Agency confirmed that surveillance for serious diseases was continuing and that digital reporting systems and response teams were being developed.
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