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Boris Johnson's government is looking at tough punishments for thieves or people who abandon their pets. The Prime Minister, 56, was revealed today to have taken up the cause amid fears many canines could suffer when people go back to work following months at home during lockdown. His government's further intervention came on the day his former adviser Dominic Cummings is appearing before MPs, where he is expected to metaphorically maul Mr Johnson.  The criminal phenomenon of Dognapping soared during lockdown as people stuck at home were desperate for companionship. Now plans to prosecute pe...

Pensioner reunited with pet dog after he was found 300 miles away Keith Fetches' beloved pet Keedy was handed in nearly 300 miles away from home Updated Keith Fetches, 82, with two of his pet spaniels There are always big stories on WalesOnline - don't miss any with our daily emailInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign me up now When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice A pensi...

Philip Allott, York Outer MP Julian Sturdy, and Home Secretary Priti Pate, with dogs. PHILIP Allott, the newly elected police, fire and crime commissioner covering Craven, says he is making the theft of pets one of his priorities. Mr Allott believes such thefts are an under-reported and growing crime, and is asking owners to make sure they are keeping their pets as safe as possible. He is also urging police and Government to ‘give it the attention it deserves’ He raised the issue with North Yorkshire’s Chief Constable during his first week in the role, and will be encouraging the...

 Home Secretary has not ruled out criminal prosecutions in wake of BBC scandal   Scotland Yard said it will study report to assess any 'significant new evidence'   Lord Dyson said Bashir was in 'serious breach' of BBC's producer guidelines   Journalist faked bank statements and gave them to Earl Spencer to gain access   Priti Patel said BBC's reputation had been 'compromised' following report   Her comments came as Lord Michael Grade urged BBC to 'stop hand wringing'   Fallout continues following damning report into 1995 Panorama interview  

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