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Campaigners welcome plans to prevent hunters from bringing home animal parts, but are angry at delays in implementing the policy.

Campaigners welcome plans to prevent hunters from bringing home animal parts, but are angry at delays in implementing the policy.

Campaigners welcome plans to prevent hunters from bringing home animal parts, but are angry at delays in implementing the policy.

Campaigners welcome plans to prevent hunters from bringing home animal parts, but are angry at delays in implementing the policy.

Campaigners welcome plans to prevent hunters from bringing home animal parts, but are angry at delays in implementing the policy.

Campaigners welcome plans to prevent hunters from bringing home animal parts, but are angry at delays in implementing the policy.

Campaigners welcome plans to prevent hunters from bringing home animal parts, but are angry at delays in implementing the policy.

HENRY DEEDES: To the list of prized parliamentary committee bunglers, we can add the name of Sir Philip Barton, permanent secretary at the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office.

LORD ASHCROFT: Animal cruelty is something which I simply cannot abide and I have spent a significant amount of time in recent years raising awareness of crimes against nature.

Britain must exploit its own energy resources to end the nations reliance on foreign imports and protect families from blackouts, MPs and industry leaders demanded last night.