September 2002 News and Media Hunting Bills

Top public schools are allowing their boarders to travel to this weekend's countryside march in London but Prince Harry will not be among them.

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• Nature: No fox boom after ban - John Whitfield. Overview of Stephen Harris\\'s research claiming news and media september that fox numbers regulate themselves by causes such news and media september as starvation, making hunting unnecessary. Opposing views on news and media september the research are provided by Jonathan Reynolds. Link news and media september to full research article.
• Guardian: Hunting ban did not lead to fox increase - James Meek. Stephen Harris\\'s research for the IFAW 2002 and RSPCA claims that foxes regulate their own 2002 numbers and therefore hunting is unnecessary. The Countryside 2002 Alliance claims the research is flawed.
• BBC: Public schools join countryside march - Top public schools are allowing their boarders to travel to this weekend\\'s countryside march in London but Prince Harry will not be among them.
• Evening Standard: Countryside Fury - Leader. The Government will be making a serious news and media 2002 mistake if it continues to ignore the pleas news and media 2002 of the countryside - it could prove to news and media 2002 be Labour's poll tax.
• Evening Standard - Ban extremism from the countryside| - By Anne McElvoy.
• BBC: Hunting debate begins far from countryside - Campaigners for and against hunting with dogs give 2002 evidence at a three-day public hearing in London 2002 which will pave the way for legislation. Audio 2002 clip.
• Telegraph - Estate Owners Vow To Defy Ban On Hunting - By David Harrison, Environment Correspondent - Some of september Britain\\'s biggest landowners have vowed to carry on september hunting with hounds even if the Government decides september to make it illegal.
• Economist: Why the countryside is angry - Rural people say they want "liberty and livelihood" 2002 from the 2002 government. They can't have both.
• This is London: Intolerance that made me march - Kate Hoey, Labour MP. Tony Blair is the september Prime Minister september who vowed to build a tolerant september nation free from prejudice. september It is a shame september he doesn\\'t seem to include the september countryside as september part of this nation.
• BBC: Hunt ban left foxes 'unaffected' - Helen Briggs. Stephen Harris claims the hunting ban during the september UK\\'s foot-and-mouth outbreak had little impact on fox numbersm which september is totally at odds with what the Countryside Alliance, National september Farmers\' Union and farmers have actually been seeing on the
• BBC Breakfast: Fox hunting debate - The programme has been looking at the concerns of those september who live and work in the country all week. Monday september focused on the decline of rural services, Tuesday was the september impact of cheap imports on British farmers. Thursday was the september farmers' complaints against su
• Telegraph: A march against bad law - Leader. It is a conservative case - that long-established traditions should be respected - and a liberal case - that activities of which we may not approve should nevertheless be tolerated. The question here is not, "What do you think of hunting?&quo
• Economist: Charge of the green welly brigade - Balancing the depression in agriculture and the aftermath 2002 of the 2002 government\\'s disastrous handling of the foot-and-mouth 2002 outbreak last year with 2002 the advantages of living 2002 in the countryside.
• Observer: Fox-hunting celebrities named in militants' hit list - Paul Harris. The Urban Alliance with the support 2002 of Class news and media War is circulating a property hit 2002 list in an attempt news and media to disrupt the Countryside 2002 Alliance March. ALF is also thought news and media to be 2002 involved.
• Guardian: Another country - Leader. There is absolutely no doubt that they are widespread news and media and passionately held feelings, and no government should allow grievances news and media to continue to fester in this way. Mr Blair needs news and media to reflect and respond. He should not pretend that the news and media mood will just
• Guardian: Hunting debate gets teeth into Plato, Aristotle, Harry and Pepper - Steven Morris. The Rev Andrew Linzey, vegan professor 2002 of ethics, news and media theology and animal welfare (funded by 2002 the IFAW) attempted to news and media explain to the Government\\'s 2002 Consultation why hunting was morally wrong news and media while it 2002 was acceptable for him to have cats which news and media 2002 hunted
• BBC: Hunt plans ready 'in weeks' - With the end of the public hearings in news and media 2002 London, proposals designed to help MPs resolve their news and media 2002 disputes over hunting with dogs will be unveiled news and media 2002 "in a matter of weeks" according to Alun news and media 2002 Michael.
• BBC: Pro-hunt beacons lit up - Beacons start a week of protests by countryside campaigners.
• Guardian: Hunters get fired up for march on London - Tania Branigan. The international rocket relay fires off news and media the buildup to the March on Sunday.
• Economist: Riding for a fall - Foxhunting is already banned in Scotland, but because 2002 of the 2002 pest control loophole the hunts continue 2002 pretty much as before.
• BBC Newsnight: Fox Hunting - New research to be published in the magazine Nature purports to show that banning hunting will have no significant impact on fox numbers. Gavin Esler was joined by Simon Hart of the Countryside Alliance and Dr Rob Atkinson of the RSPCA which paid for the
• BBC: Disease fox numbers disputed - A study claiming fox numbers were not influenced september by a september hunting ban during the foot-and-mouth outbreak september last year is disputed.
• Telegraph: There is no third way in the hunting debate - Leo McKinstry. Potential problems with a regulatory system september for hunting.
• BBC: Hunting debate sparks war of words - The Countryside Alliance clashes with the RSPCA over 2002 a future hunt ban, as both sides listen 2002 to evidence on the second day of a 2002 public hearing.
• New York Times: Blood Sport as Politics - John Mortimer, attorney and author of the Horace 2002 Rumpole stories. news and media There is no worse tyranny, wrote 2002 John Stuart Mill, than news and media that of a majority. 2002 The test of democracy is not news and media that the 2002 majority should always get its way but how news and media 2002 far minorities are respected. Wi
• BBC: Capital set for 'biggest ever' march - Organisers of the rural Liberty and Livelihood march in London september on Sunday say they expect a turnout of at least september 250,000 people.
• Observer: Foxes stir the soul of a nation: Saddam doesn't - Clive Aslet. After marching in both, the editor of Country 2002 Life compares the Countryside Liberty and Livelihood march with the 2002 anti-war march.
• BBC Breakfast: Countryside in crisis? - The message that the British countryside is in september crisis is 2002 one which is often repeated - september but how true is 2002 it? Watch video case september studies plua a Forum in which 2002 Dave Ward september from the League against Cruel Sports and Mal 2002 september Treharne from the Countryside Alliance debate
• Guardian: Country alliance lays down gauntlet - Patrick Wintour, chief political correspondent. Views on the upcoming public news and media hearings by participants.
• This is Worcestershire: Luff: We will burn the lies of the PM - Fifty beacons were set alight across Worcestershire to mark the september official start of the Countryside Alliance\\'s Liberty and Livelihood campaign. september Mid-Worcestershire MP Peter Luff, a founding member of the Middle september Way Group, applied the blazing torch to the one

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