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Tony Singh serves up grouse dish to mark the start of the season

Top TV chef Tony Singh has marked the start of the grouse shooting season with a spin on a traditional dish. Working with the British Association for Shooting and Conservation (BASC), the proud Scot has unveiled his new recipe: Grouse Parmo. In a nod to the traditional ‘Parmo’, or ‘Teesside Parmesan’, Tony’s version combines the… Read more »

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BASC’s work with Cumbria Police leads to reduction in backlog

The British Association for Shooting and Conservation (BASC) has congratulated Cumbria Police for the significant progress it has made on tackling firearms licensing delays. The force has announced that it has successfully cleared a backlog of 1,795 non-complex firearm applications. The announcement follows a series of positive and productive meetings between BASC and senior officers… Read more »

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Mr Davis is on the right side of the argument, our poll suggests
politics.co.uk poll shows support for Davis

David Davis was right to trigger a by-election on civil liberties, a politics.co.uk poll suggests today. The poll will give considerable comfort to the former shadow home secretary as the run up to tomorrow’s vote draws closer. Sixty-seven per cent of respondents believed David Davis was acting genuinely when he resigned from parliament, while 24… Read more »

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Bob Geldof is no stranger to activism
Geldof backs Davis

Sir Bob Geldof is backing David Davis’ campaign in Haltemprice and Howden. The former rock star and anti-poverty campaigner, who works closely with Gordon Brown on African development issues, said Mr Davis was right to take a stand on British civil liberties. “What is the point of Britain without its freedoms?” he asked. “What terrorises… Read more »