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Ricky Gervais urges Government to ban trophy hunting as he brands trade 'pathetic and indefensible' - AOL (opens the original)
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Ricky Gervais has urged the Government to ban sick trophy hunting imports. The comic, 65, issued a direct appeal to the new Environment Secretary, Angela Eagle. Ricky urged the minister to deliver on Labour’s election promise to outlaw hunters bringing home parts of animals killed overseas. The star, who supports the Mirror’s fight against trophy hunting, said in a video: “Right now, British hunters are killing lions, leopards, elephants and giraffes just for fun. A ban on hunting trophies is su
Nepal flood has been blamed on a glacier collapse - but is climate change the real culprit? - AOL (opens the original)
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For centuries, ice has clung to the sheer slopes of the Himalayas, helping to shape some of the highest mountains on Earth. This vast area holds more fresh frozen water than anywhere outside the Arctic and Antarctic earning it the title of the “Third Pole". But as the planet heats up, this glacier landscape, which one billion people rely on as a water source, is changing at extraordinary speed. Glaciers are shrinking, snow is melting earlier and permafrost - permanently frozen ground that can ac
New Forest wildfire horror sparks biodiversity fears after massive blaze rips apart vital wildlife site - AOL (opens the original)
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Summer normally brings a sea of purple heather stretching across the New Forest National Park, providing vital nectar for bees and butterflies and shelter for some of Britain's most threatened wildlife. But after yet another wildfire, parts of this internationally important heathland have been reduced to a blackened wasteland - a habitat now so scarce in Europe it is now rarer than a rainforest. The scorched ground now resembles a battlefield rather than the haven it was for wild orchids, wood w
'From Suffolk to the Highlands, Britain's wildlife is now paying the price for a summer of relentless heat' - AOL (opens the original)
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Just two months ago I walked through the RSPB’s flagship Minsmere reserve to find the reedbeds echoing with birdsong. Chicks were hatching and every corner seemed alive with courtship displays, frantic feeding or those fiercely defending territories. I also got my first sighting of a booming Bittern and a Cetti’s Warbler which erupted into a burst of song so loud and sudden it seemed impossible that such a small bird could produce it. Site manager Nick Forster explained how the site supports ove
Alesha Dixon urges families to shun dolphin and whale shows this summer to keep kids away from 'animal abuse' - AOL (opens the original)
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Alesha Dixon has urged families to shun dolphin and whale shows this summer, saying that children are being shown “what abuse looks like”. The Britain’s Got Talent judge and Mis-Teeq singer is calling on holidaymakers to swap captive animal performances for wildlife-watching trips. And she has renewed calls for travel giant TUI to stop selling tickets to marine parks. As families head overseas for the school holidays, many will visit captive dolphin and whale attractions in holiday hotspots such
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