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Oral Answers to Questions — Home Department: Animal Experimentation (Intimidation of Staff) (12 Mar 2001)

Mr Ian Taylor: ...no tactic other than violence against those individuals? Apparently, the animal liberation people are also threatening two of the Home Secretary's colleagues because of a reasoned argument about hunting. The situation is getting out of hand. What worries me is that, in relation to the importance of experiments on animals, and the awful way in which the animal liberation people behave, we...

New clause 1: Fox CONTROL IN NATIONAL PARKS (6 Mar 1998)

Mr Ian Taylor: ...in Surrey, there is the problem of the urban fox. It would be helpful if he were to clarify the issue. There must be varied ways of controlling the fox population. Sometimes, those who oppose hunting foxes with hounds forget that the fox is vermin. They have no answer when questioned about how they would cull the fox. It needs to be made clear that the objective is to keep down the fox...

Prayers: Council of Europe and Western European Union (18 Mar 1994)

Mr Ian Taylor: ...become members of their Parliament, at the time of the unification of Germany. They had just emerged from the former East Germany. I was with my right hon. Friend the Member for Wirral, West (Mr. Hunt), who had just completed a stint as Deputy Chief Whip. He tried to explain to them the whipping procedures of the House. I distinctly recall that one of the East Germans looked distinctly...

Oral Answers to Questions — Agriculture, Fisheries and Food: Schools Liaison Programmes (19 Dec 1991)

Mr Ian Taylor: ..., that the beauty of rural areas such as parts of my constituency is not necessarily just given by the good Lord, but often is created by man, because of the traditional and excellent pursuits of hunting and shooting?

Orders of the Day — Finance Bill (30 Apr 1991)

Mr Ian Taylor: ...cash. My hon. Friend the Member for Norfolk, South-West (Mrs. Shephard) is now in her seat. I am sure that when the reports of the debate are read, it will not be our speeches that are noted, but the hunt for the Norfolk stud that my hon. Friend the Member for Corby (Mr. Powell) so eloquently launched, and information about the relief that might be available. The importance of that to my...