Home secretary asked to consider law change on catapults after Sky News animal abuse investigation
Thursday, 14 March 2024
An MP has asked the home secretary to consider introducing sanctions on the irresponsible sale or use of catapults to kill or harm wildlife following a Sky News investigation.
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