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'The right of animals not to be chased, terrified and killed for entertainment'

The government targets a loophole allowing animal harm in trail hunting, with prosecutions rare due to proof challenges in remote areas, aiming to protect wild mammals.

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IN response to Lewis Potter’s letter dated January 5 concerning their views on the trail hunting ban proposed by the government.

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'The right of animals not to be chased, terrified and killed for entertainment'

IN response to Lewis Potter’s letter dated January 5 concerning their views on the trail hunting ban proposed by the government.

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Worcester News broke the news in Worcester, United Kingdom on Sunday, January 18, 2026.
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