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Hunting
August 2024
Brief letters
My daredevil 102-year-old neighbour
Brief letters:
Supercentenarians | Funny stories | Keir Starmer’s cancelled holiday | Superfluous apostrophes
Pro-foxhunting group says UK hunters should be protected ethnic minority
Chair of Hunting Kind says he has built legal case to obtain same protection as Roma and LGBTQ+ people
Call for tougher policing of Scottish grouse moors on eve of ‘Glorious Twelfth’
For first time, moors must hold licence under regime aiming to reduce unlawful killing of birds of prey by gamekeepers
March 2024
Why were 50 dead hares dumped outside a Hampshire shop?
MPs, understand this: protests are inevitable when you fail to represent the people
Andy Beckett
February 2024
Politics live with Andrew Sparrow
Minister says government working on sanction options for those involved in Alexei Navalny’s death – as it happened
Leo Docherty, Foreign Office minister, says government ‘working at pace’ to hold those responsible for Russian opposition leader’s death to account
January 2024
9:11
Could a surging deer population ease the UK’s hunger crisis? – video
The Wild Venison Project has created a supply chain from deer stalkers all over the country to food banks that need protein-rich donations
December 2023
The corrupting influence of political donations laid bare
Blair felt under pressure to ban foxhunting after donation, says Mandelson
October 2023
Tory environment select committee chair told to quit over ties to lobby group
1:43
The age of extinction
Animals run faster from human voices than they do from lion roars – video report
August 2023
Scheme to protect hen harriers in England a waste of money, says wildlife group
Wild Justice says government initiative to relocate broods away from grouse moors ‘rewards past crimes’ of illegal killing
June 2023
England and Wales law on foxhunting unworkable, says police chief
Trail hunts used as a loophole for unlawful chasing and killing of animals, Matt Longman tells campaigners
May 2023
The hunt: the little-known war being waged over horse and hound foxhunting in Australia
It’s a scene that conjures images of the controversial British activity. UK hunters are travelling 16,000km to do it outside Melbourne
March 2023
Why worry about an import ban on hunting trophies when you can bag one at home?
Catherine Bennett
British stalkers say they are helping nature, but still celebrate the bloody slaughter
January 2023
Animal activists hail Holyrood move to firm up anti-hunting laws
Campaigners welcome vote by MSPs to close loopholes they say were smokescreen for illegal foxhunting
December 2022
Labour calls for toughening of Hunting Act and vows to close ‘loophole’
As figures show there have been 438 convictions since 2010, party says it wants to outlaw trail hunting ‘smokescreen’
July 2022
Brief letters
Great expectations of a Wagatha sequel
Brief letters:
Vardy v Rooney | Grammar schools | Backing the birch | Truss v Neil | More flushing advice
Queen's consent investigations
‘Ludicrous’: limits on police wildlife inquiries on Queen’s estates decried
Campaigners say need for monarch’s consent to investigate accusations amounts to power to cover up
Queen's consent investigations
Officials warned of ‘serious wildlife incidents’ at Queen’s Sandringham estate
Exclusive: Dozens of laws protect Queen’s private estates from investigators – but documents reveal many allegations of wildlife crime
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