Barry_Cooper published Britons at risk of deadly chicken bacteria

A-third of Britons in the U.K. could suffer from a bout of food poisoning caused by chicken in their lifetime according to the Food Standards Agency (FSA). Campylobacter is a bacteria found on raw poultry and has caused more than 100 deaths in the country and it is estimated that it costs the British economy more than £1bn every year. Health experts say it's the most common cause of food poisoning accounting for around 280,000 people every year.The FSA have launched the 'Chicken Challenge'