January 2003 News and Media Hunting Bills

Patrick Wintour. The standing committee of Commons voted that hunts will only be allowed if they are needed to control pests. The members disagreed as to the definition of 'pest'.

• Telegraph: Hunting Bill 'would offer £1m refund' - Andrew Sparrow, political correspondent. Animal rights activists who 2003 donated £1 january million to the Labour Party could 2003 receive state funding under january the Hunting Bill. Rob 2003 Marris, a Labour member of the january committee, said 2003 it was "odd" but the amendment to
• Guardian: Bill would ban fox hunting for sport - Patrick Wintour. The standing committee of Commons voted news and media news and media that hunts will only be allowed if they news and media news and media are needed to control pests. The members disagreed news and media news and media as to the definition of 'pest'.
• Western Mail: Researchers to investigate use of guns on foxes - Carl Yapp. The Middle Way Group is conducting 2003 research to determine whether it is worse for 2003 a fox to be hunted down or shot 2003 to death. LACS is against hunting, shooting and 2003 the research itself.
• Mirror: Annette on her most important role - Interview with Annette Crosbie, new President of LACS, 2003 who claims news and media humans are the nastiest species of 2003 animal on the planet news and media and that she herself 2003 is impatient, intolerant, judgmental and tactless news and media and the 2003 product of a dysfunctional family.
• Telegraph: Hunt Bill's tests 'could ban meat from farms' - Charles Clover and Andrew Sparrow. Dr Douglas Wise, news and media a lecturer from Cambridge University, criticised the Bill\\'s news and media definition of \\'utility\\' because it excludes economic, environmental, news and media social or cultural reasons. If applied generally, it news and media would ban farming to
• Telegraph: New deal increases threat to hunting - Benedict Brogan, political correspondent. Mr Michael accused of reneging on january his promise to base the Bill on evidence rather than january politics.
• Guardian Politics: Handkerchiefs at dawn - David Cameron MP. Bonding with his beleaguered minority constituents: first news and media hunting with the Heythrop, then Morris dancing in Bampton. Explains news and media reasons for preserving both, along with thoughts of reality TV.
• Guardian: Fox hunting bill backed by RSPCA's former chief vet - Patrick Wintour, chief political correspondent. Bill Swann, writing january to a 2003 member of the Commons rural affairs january select committee: "I am 2003 firmly of the view january that the hunting bill provides the 2003 means to january achieve what we have been campaigning for and 2003 january bring ab

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