World's most expensive tea crop impacted by Darjeeling unrest

Separatist unrest in Darjeeling in north east India has reportedly wiped out the harvest of the world's most expensive tea.

Protests in the area have meant that plucking of the premium "second flush" Darjeeling tea crop ground to a halt.

Our India correspondent Rebecca Bundhun reports

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