Beekeepers anger over pesticide link

ENGLAND: Durham:EXTmusic overlay - 'English Country Garden'LS beehive as BV George Eames (Durham Bee Keepers Association), wearing protective clothing, walks towards it TMS George releasing smoke into hiveTCMS sheet of honeycomb covered with bees removed from hiveLA CMS George in protective head wearSIDE LS George inspecting part of hiveCMS George twisting honeycomb covered with bees as he inspects itendsTCS bees busy making honeyGeorge Eames (Durham Bee Keepers Association) interview SOT- We feel that the BBKA (British Bee Keeping Association) should not be climbing into bed and prostituting themselves with agri-chemical companies/ It's unethical to do things like that/ we would like to see it stoppedi/c in bee keepers protective suitDevon: Devon Agricultural Show:GV large tent with sign above entrance 'Bee Keepers' with SPEEDED UP footage of people entering and leaving tentINTCMS bees on section of wood with label 'Home Sweet Home'BV MS man approaching two ladies selling honey from stallBV LS customers standing beside honey tasting stallCMS row of honey jarsCMS small boy watching bees in glass case, as seen from opposite side of glassCS beesEXTLS bee keeper showing bees to publicTCS plastic tool lifting bee away from others on honeycomb TILT UPGlyn Davies (President, British Beekeepers Association) interview SOT- There's a dilemma here, no of us wants a world with pesticides, but if you're going to have crops that require treatment, that must be of value to farmers and the agricultural economy, we've got to treat them with pesticides and if that's the case we want the best technology that's around/ We believe what we're endorsing and encouraging is the most advanced technology that we know aboutTGV field of crops TILT UP to SIDE LS tractor driven alongLS track running through woods with rabbit eating grass at the side before hopping awayGV field of crops as wind blows through them, tractor in distance...