The first cases of Bluetongue have been confirmed in Mid Wales, just days after a fresh positive test in Shropshire.
The government says one suckler cow in Monmouthshire and another bovine in Powys tested positive last Friday.
Bluetongue, which is spread by insects, is not a risk to humans or food but can be fatal for livestock.
Since July, 80 cases have been reported across England and Wales, leading to movement and trade restrictions.
Peer built tennis court at Wye Valley home without approval
A peer connected to King Charles who built a tennis court beside his countryside home without planning permission will be allowed to keep it.
Historic Welsh bridge to be placed in field while repairs
A listed bridge could be lifted from its supporting structure and placed in a field to allow repairs to take place.
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