The April 2005 report of the UK's surveillance scheme for drug and
toxin residues in animal products reports a continuing trend towards
safer meat, eggs and milk products, with only 2 significant residues
found in home-grown animal-derived foods sampled under the statutory
surveillance scheme in the period January 1st to 9 March 2005.

The remaining areas of concern are in imported animal products:

Imported Honey and Warm-water Prawns
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Drug residues continue to be found in imported honey and imported warm
water prawns as mentioned in earlier report:
http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/cheal/message/5

Imported Quail Eggs
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Antibiotic drug residues have been found in 16 samples over the past
year.

[Source: Medicines Act Veterinary Information Service Edition 54
April 2005 http://www.vmd.gov.uk]