Forget the fox, pity the pig

Article Abstract:

The issue of whether fox hunting should be banned continues to receive a great deal of attention in the UK. In fact, relatively few foxes are killed by hunts, and most of those that are killed are old and diseased. More attention should be given to pig farming, as pigs are kept in very spartan conditions and enjoy no real quality of life. However, most people would prefer not to think about this, as they are not prepared to pay more for pork products from pigs kept in better conditions.

Housing, Swine, Animal welfare

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Last night I was bitten by a burglar

Article Abstract:

A woman whose house was burgled tells of her experiences of catching one of the burglars. She indicates that all the officials with whom she dealt were very efficient, but expresses concern that they would have had little chance of catching the burglar if she had not been able to restrain her.

Personal narratives, Burglary

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Is this the last bloody Boxing Day?

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the future of fox-hunting in the UK are discussed. The simplistic nature of the debate about the morality of fox-hunting is emphasized.

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