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Deer poacher ordered to watch Bambi once a month in jailDavid Berry must view the Disney classic as part of his punishment for illegally killing hundreds of animals
Nature officials grant licences to shoot some of Britain’s most endangered birds'Can there be any justification for shooting a linnet, bullfinch or wren? Who in their right mind requests permission to shoot a skylark?'Wildlife lovers are in uproar after officials in charge of nature-protection gave gun owners permission to shoot dead some of Britain’s most treasured and rarest bird species.Welsh conservation chiefs gave the go-ahead for the slaughter of dozens of breeds including kestrels, curlew, linnets, sparrows and fieldfares. More than 1,000 birds may have been killed under the permits.The revelation comes days after nature fans posted furious objections over similar licences granted in England to kill thousands of endangered birds from dozens of breeds – ranging from skylarks and lapwings to rare species such as meadow pipits and oyster-catchers.They also included garden favourites wrens, robins and bullfinches.Many of the species are on the RSPB red and amber lists, meaning they are of the highest or critical conservation priority. They may be globally threatened with extinction, in severe decline or rare breeders.
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No-deal Brexit plans put 3,500 troops on standbyCabinet says contingency plans must now be implemented across governmentEmergency no-deal Brexit contingency plans must now be implemented across government, cabinet ministers have agreed, including reserving ferry space for supplies and putting 3,500 armed forces personnel on standby to deal with any disruption.Citizens will be informed how to prepare through a “range of channels” that could include TV adverts and social media.
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