that's gripping the continent. in the next few hours, germany is due to confirm the exact source of the bacteria. test results are expected to show that bean sprouts, grown in a farm south of hamburg, are the most likely origin. so far, 22 people have died, and across europe, more than 2,000 have been taken ill. joining me now is our correspondent, matthew price. have we got more details on what this meeting is likely to cover? >> it's going to cover both the economic impact of the e. coli scare. that's the impact on farmers and presumably specifically in spain. and also the food safety implication. we're told first the germans are going to be giving their latest on the research that they've done on the e. coli. there will been be discussions based around what exactly is being done to guarantee food safety in germany specifically and, indeed, across the continent. and then a look at the possible compensation that might be