October 2002 News and Media Protection of Wild Mammals Bill-Scotland

Leader. Lord Watson should choose between living up to the ministerial code of conduct or else forgo his salary and resign to champion his constituents' interests. Either would be honourable, but trying to run with the hare and the hounds is not on.

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• Telegraph: Hounds are sold as hunt becomes first victim of ban - Auslan Cramb, Scotland correspondent. Sir Rupert Buchanan-Jardine has told the organisers that he could face prosecution if he continued to give the hunt access to his 20,000-acre estate.
• Scotsman: Watson hits out at hunt-ban report - Hamish Macdonell. The tourism minister Lord Watson lashed news and media 2002 out against The Scotsman when he read a news and media 2002 report in yesterday\\'s newspaper of his wish that news and media 2002 he had never started the bill to ban news and media 2002 fox hunting in Scotland.
• Scotsman: Lord Watson's consistent inconsistency - Leader. Lord Watson should choose between living up october to the october ministerial code of conduct or else october forgo his salary and october resign to champion his october constituents\\' interests. Either would be honourable, october but trying october to run with the hare and the hounds october october is not on.
• Scotland on Sunday: Anger as hunt forced to disband - Frank Hurley. The historic Dumfriesshire Hunt in Scotland, which has news and media been in existence for 150 years, has disbanded its pack news and media of 80 dogs, the first victim of the Scottish parliament\\'s news and media legislation against hunting foxes with dogs.
• Telegraph: Scottish police inquiry as hounds kill fox - Auslan Cramb, Scotland correspondent. If action is taken, news and media october it could become the first test case under news and media october the Protection of Wild Mammals (Scotland) Act.

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