Wild animal laws tighted up in NI

Plans are underway to tighten the law on the keeping of dangerous wild animals in Northern Ireland.

Plans are underway to tighten the law on the keeping of dangerous wild animals in Northern Ireland.

Northern Ireland office minister Angela Smith announced plans to mirror moves in Britain by forcing owners to secure a licence from the UK's Department of Environment in a bid to regulate the keeping of wild animals.

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