Constitutional Reform
A junior football team based in Perthshire have tried their hand at clay pigeon shooting with the support of their latest sponsor, the British Association for Shooting and Conservation (BASC). BASC – the UK’s largest shooting organisation – hosted the Crieff Juniors 2008 squad at Gleneagles Shooting and Fishing School for an afternoon of clay… Read more »
The British Association for Shooting and Conservation (BASC) has welcomed the decision by the Court of Appeal to dismiss legal challenges by the RSPB and Mark Avery into Natural England’s research into hen harrier brood management. In confirming the trial brood management scheme is legal, the courts have for a second time dismissed the RSPB… Read more »
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By Alex Stevenson David Cameron has used Gordon Brown’s handling of the expenses scandal to launch a personal attack on the prime minister. He attacked the government’s “literally pointless” obsession with the 24-hour news cycle and said it was impossible to achieve anything “meaningful” when politicians It follows the announcement on Friday that three Labour… Read more »
By Alexis Alison Replacing the 1997 Human Rights Act (HRA) with a new British Bill of Rights will impose severe complications on devolution in UK, according to a leading legal expert’s predictions. In a move likely to damage David Cameron’s attempts to extract Britain from the HRA’s jurisdiction, a report by JUSTICE director Roger Smith… Read more »
